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<blockquote data-quote="PaulJohn" data-source="post: 3644536" data-attributes="member: 53376">Good morning,I'm going to run my six year old son through a small adventure (maybe more if he enjoys it), and I'd like some advice on building a good balanced 5th Level fighter.&nbsp; I'm thinking about 3-4 combat encounters, 1 trap (just to give him that flavor), and a puzzle or two (possibly as a way to unlock a door), plus some role-playing encounters.&nbsp; I'm choosing a fighter for him because I don't want him to have too many choices about what to do until he's played at least a little.&nbsp; I'm thinking of maxing out spot and search checks so that he'll be likely to notice the trap.Maybe even a skill focus feat in one of those skills.&nbsp; I'd prefer it if any feats or magic items would be 'always on', so that I can write up his sheet and not have him need to change modifiers on the fly.&nbsp; Also, I want to let him keep this same character if we do more adventures, so I'm trying to think of a way to get him some healing without just handing him a bunch of potions that he has to remember to use.&nbsp; I may have some more thoughts to add, but would like to see what others have to say.&nbsp; Thanks,Paul</blockquote>

[QUOTE="PaulJohn, post: 3644536, member: 53376"] Good morning, I'm going to run my six year old son through a small adventure (maybe more if he enjoys it), and I'd like some advice on building a good balanced 5th Level fighter. I'm thinking about 3-4 combat encounters, 1 trap (just to give him that flavor), and a puzzle or two (possibly as a way to unlock a door), plus some role-playing encounters. I'm choosing a fighter for him because I don't want him to have too many choices about what to do until he's played at least a little. I'm thinking of maxing out spot and search checks so that he'll be likely to notice the trap. Maybe even a skill focus feat in one of those skills. I'd prefer it if any feats or magic items would be 'always on', so that I can write up his sheet and not have him need to change modifiers on the fly. Also, I want to let him keep this same character if we do more adventures, so I'm trying to think of a way to get him some healing without just handing him a bunch of potions that he has to remember to use. I may have some more thoughts to add, but would like to see what others have to say. Thanks, Paul [/QUOTE]

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