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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Xetheral" data-source="post: 7358074" data-attributes="member: 6802765">For more fun, take Guidance (via any source), three levels of Mastermind Rogue, and the Historian feat. Now you can single-handedly aid your allies' ability checks with Advantage AND 1d4, often adding your proficiency bonus too. Concepts such as a Creepy Oracle, a Busybody Elder, a Sprit-listening Shaman, or a Learned Sage would all be appropriate.One my favorite characters to play was such a Busybody Elder who also took Natural Leader and Gourmand. His role in the party was "camp cook", and he loudy provided unasked-for advice (while gesticulating expansively with his Ladle of the Pact Keeper) whenever the opportunity arose. Guidance became a fun, interactive element of the game, rather than just a spammed passive bonus.</blockquote>