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<blockquote data-quote="ZebraDruid" data-source="post: 9039062" data-attributes="member: 7041885">Everyone wants the inventor to change. We're all experienced in D&amp;D (and me in 1E) besides the inventor, which is ironic as it is the class all of us understand the least.But he is really enthusiastic about being an inventor, wrote up a backstory, does a voice for the character and everything. But he's entirely useless in combat. The rogue is willing to change, but he thinks we need someone skilled in thievery and stealth, and while the ranger is able to do that technically, he doesn't want the paladin to be the only melee character.&nbsp; He also has the best written character out of the group. (The ranger is just entirely against any melee build, but is actually the highest damage dealer right now.)I actually managed to convince the rogue not to be a gunslinger, which I'm thankful he changed, but the inventor isn't so willing. Early on we started making characters under the assumption we'd just multiclass later to fill in the gaps, two people planned to hop on a few levels of cleric. but now I'm not so sure how to do that. I'll see if the rogue wants to try one of those feats, taking lay on hands and medicine feats feels like a band aid, but it feels better than saying. &quot;You're the cleric, you're the fighter, you're the wizard, and you're the rogue&quot; we're mainly just counting the inventor as a useless character along for the ride.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ZebraDruid, post: 9039062, member: 7041885"] Everyone wants the inventor to change. We're all experienced in D&D (and me in 1E) besides the inventor, which is ironic as it is the class all of us understand the least. But he is really enthusiastic about being an inventor, wrote up a backstory, does a voice for the character and everything. But he's entirely useless in combat. The rogue is willing to change, but he thinks we need someone skilled in thievery and stealth, and while the ranger is able to do that technically, he doesn't want the paladin to be the only melee character. He also has the best written character out of the group. (The ranger is just entirely against any melee build, but is actually the highest damage dealer right now.) I actually managed to convince the rogue not to be a gunslinger, which I'm thankful he changed, but the inventor isn't so willing. Early on we started making characters under the assumption we'd just multiclass later to fill in the gaps, two people planned to hop on a few levels of cleric. but now I'm not so sure how to do that. I'll see if the rogue wants to try one of those feats, taking lay on hands and medicine feats feels like a band aid, but it feels better than saying. "You're the cleric, you're the fighter, you're the wizard, and you're the rogue" we're mainly just counting the inventor as a useless character along for the ride. [/QUOTE]

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