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Message: <blockquote data-quote="superfloree" data-source="post: 6315630" data-attributes="member: 6776990">To be frank, I'm a noob.Actually, our entire group minus the DM are noobs, but that's a bit unrelated. Anyways, after a lot of shuffling around, I've got myself a gnome(?) bard with the following stats:Strength 13 (rolled 15)Dexterity 14Constitution 16 (rolled 14)Intelligence 15Wisdom 11Charisma 18Putting rolled stats up there too in case someone thinks I should change races.Now, I've got 32 skill points and I'm clueless as to how to use them. We've currently got a rogue, a fighter, 2 druids, a sorcerer, a monk, and a ranger. Yeah, that's a big group. Also the DM's treating bardic knowledge as a knowledge subskill to feed points into, so that's something else to account for.I really don't know what to put my points into. Since I originally wanted a rogue I was going to try focusing on similar skills, but I'm not sure if that seems redundant since we already have a rogue (which is actually why I decided not to choose one afterwards). Then there's also all the separate knowledge skills among so many other things, including bardic knowledge I now have to account for >.<; Also, I'm totally unsure if investing in two different performs would be any better than investing in one-- is there even much of a difference depending on which one I choose? I was thinking focus on one and have a couple ranks in another, but I'm not sure if that is totally useless or not.I'm horribly lost ;~; Halp.</blockquote>

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