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<blockquote data-quote="guachi" data-source="post: 7420908" data-attributes="member: 6785802">My response is pick two of those three classes. If you pick Battlemaster AND Gloomstalker I'd only take one of them past level 5.Second point would be that most campaigns don't get past level 12 or so. There's little point planning a PC to level 20.If you choose Gloomstalker/Assassin the differences in which class you choose first is minor. You get light armor, medium armor, simple weapons, and martial weapons no matter what. Choosing Assassin first gives you thieves tools + four skills + one from Ranger. Choosing Gloomstalker first gives you three skills + one skill from Rogue + thieves tools. So you get one more skill from Rogue. On the other hand, Ranger first will net you one more HP. Saves are Dex for both and either Str (Ranger) or Int (Rogue).Personally, I'd rather have the extra skill.However, whichever class you choose first I'd highly recommend going to level five in the first class with no multiclassing. This means that if you don't intend to go to level five in a particular class, don't pick that class to be your first.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="guachi, post: 7420908, member: 6785802"] My response is pick two of those three classes. If you pick Battlemaster AND Gloomstalker I'd only take one of them past level 5. Second point would be that most campaigns don't get past level 12 or so. There's little point planning a PC to level 20. If you choose Gloomstalker/Assassin the differences in which class you choose first is minor. You get light armor, medium armor, simple weapons, and martial weapons no matter what. Choosing Assassin first gives you thieves tools + four skills + one from Ranger. Choosing Gloomstalker first gives you three skills + one skill from Rogue + thieves tools. So you get one more skill from Rogue. On the other hand, Ranger first will net you one more HP. Saves are Dex for both and either Str (Ranger) or Int (Rogue). Personally, I'd rather have the extra skill. However, whichever class you choose first I'd highly recommend going to level five in the first class with no multiclassing. This means that if you don't intend to go to level five in a particular class, don't pick that class to be your first. [/QUOTE]

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