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<blockquote data-quote="Korak" data-source="post: 3180631" data-attributes="member: 9781">I think you'll want at least some multiclassing leading to Ardent Dilettante.&nbsp; Your cook could definitely be a member of the Society of Sensation.&nbsp; The multiclass splash here and there will also help keep you from feeling like your class label stereotypes your character.Human, Bard 2/Ranger 4/Ardent Dilettante X/ Exemplar 1 somewhere after level 10The exemplar level is totally optional, progress your bard or your ranger casting, whichever... this character isn't about combat power anyway.Maybe your performance skills suffered from lack of practice?&nbsp; The perform based skills and abilities aren't all a bard gets.&nbsp; Think more of the bard's lore and the wide skill set.&nbsp; Bards are the cultured and traveled men and women of D&amp;D.&nbsp; Of course, you want to travel far and wide to find the best critters to cook.&nbsp; How better to learn about, track, and kill them then by studying the ways of the ranger.&nbsp; Lastly, what to do with all these delicious discoveries?&nbsp; You must bring them back to civilization and share them with your other snobby friends in the Society of Sensation.How's that?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Korak, post: 3180631, member: 9781"] I think you'll want at least some multiclassing leading to Ardent Dilettante. Your cook could definitely be a member of the Society of Sensation. The multiclass splash here and there will also help keep you from feeling like your class label stereotypes your character. Human, Bard 2/Ranger 4/Ardent Dilettante X/ Exemplar 1 somewhere after level 10 The exemplar level is totally optional, progress your bard or your ranger casting, whichever... this character isn't about combat power anyway. Maybe your performance skills suffered from lack of practice? The perform based skills and abilities aren't all a bard gets. Think more of the bard's lore and the wide skill set. Bards are the cultured and traveled men and women of D&D. Of course, you want to travel far and wide to find the best critters to cook. How better to learn about, track, and kill them then by studying the ways of the ranger. Lastly, what to do with all these delicious discoveries? You must bring them back to civilization and share them with your other snobby friends in the Society of Sensation. How's that? [/QUOTE]

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