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<blockquote data-quote="spanglemaker" data-source="post: 6787391" data-attributes="member: 66557">You want variety, go Lore Bard and consider multiclassing Warlock. If you don't want to spam Eldritch Blast that's fine, choose other Cantrips. Invocations are a boon, ( at will Silent Image or Disguise Self, best Darkvision) go variant human. Level 1 take Magic Initiate, you can change it later.Remember the AL flexibility so you could change your Feat, and other features at level 2, 3 and 4. If you chose Valor Bard and Blade Pact, remember that the extra attacks don't stack. I'm playing a spy, who is a Tomelock (Archfey) and Lore Bard. Having lots of fun, in the beginning we lacked a rogue, so my Criminal (Spy) background was very useful. Now one of our Rangers has a couple of levels in Rogue, so&nbsp; I can focus on being the social face of the party, the primary magic user ( an Eldritch Knight is the alternative), the Healer. The combination of Tomelock and Bard, you can Heal, Persuade, Deceive, create illusions and cover ( for self, the Ranger and the party), support others either yourself or with an Owl familiar.&nbsp; A High Elf or Tiefling would be fine.You could start out as a Variant Human at level 1 or become one at level 2 or 3. Change to Tiefling or High Elf at level 4. The earlier levels, you were exploring Reverie (High Elf) or part human heritage and now fully embrace your High Elf or Tiefling heritage.&nbsp; Remember that your name and base Equipment do not change.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="spanglemaker, post: 6787391, member: 66557"] You want variety, go Lore Bard and consider multiclassing Warlock. If you don't want to spam Eldritch Blast that's fine, choose other Cantrips. Invocations are a boon, ( at will Silent Image or Disguise Self, best Darkvision) go variant human. Level 1 take Magic Initiate, you can change it later. Remember the AL flexibility so you could change your Feat, and other features at level 2, 3 and 4. If you chose Valor Bard and Blade Pact, remember that the extra attacks don't stack. I'm playing a spy, who is a Tomelock (Archfey) and Lore Bard. Having lots of fun, in the beginning we lacked a rogue, so my Criminal (Spy) background was very useful. Now one of our Rangers has a couple of levels in Rogue, so I can focus on being the social face of the party, the primary magic user ( an Eldritch Knight is the alternative), the Healer. The combination of Tomelock and Bard, you can Heal, Persuade, Deceive, create illusions and cover ( for self, the Ranger and the party), support others either yourself or with an Owl familiar. A High Elf or Tiefling would be fine. You could start out as a Variant Human at level 1 or become one at level 2 or 3. Change to Tiefling or High Elf at level 4. The earlier levels, you were exploring Reverie (High Elf) or part human heritage and now fully embrace your High Elf or Tiefling heritage. Remember that your name and base Equipment do not change. [/QUOTE]

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