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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Sodalis" data-source="post: 206128" data-attributes="member: 1791">i have no idea what those squigly little symbols mean, but i can offer some advice...all are MC a/bthe first class (a) is the one you should focus on, and the second class (b) is to have a more rounded chara rogue/ftr is better for combat purposes.  he has an expanded weapon list, armor list, and an added feat.a rogue/rgr is better is you have a strong rogue.  with dualielding, he can get a lot more done is you have someone flank and use him to sneak attack a couple times a round. the skill points and list dont hurt him muchspell casters should nto MC- because that takes away at how many spells they can cast-a nd at higher lvls, they lose the more poweerful spells.Since you are playing a low level game- you should choose the race that best fits the class (its favored clasS) or the one that has the attribut bonus for that class.  At lower lvls- that extra +1 on saves really make a difference.What is the purpose of the tournament?  If it is style, then I would not say anything because you should do whatever you feel is fun for you. But if you are supposed to hak your way through a dungeon then I would say have the standard group- a rogue, cleric, fighter type, pure caster (prolly sorc) that way, you have all the bases covered.  The group that i would go with is:1 dwarven barb/ftr3 dwarven clerics.the con bonus will make it so that you will have bno problems with HP.  the clerics will make sure you will have enough healing- and at the same time offensive spells.  The barb will be your main melee offense- and the wall- o- full plates will make it impossible for anything to penetrate...at these low levels, the low AC of the barb will not be such a problem.</blockquote>

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