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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Klaus" data-source="post: 4016391" data-attributes="member: 607">A 3.x group has 9 roles to fill:9 roles.Primary Combat: High BAB, High AC, High hp, High damage outputSecondary Combat: Helps Primary CombatOpportunistic Combat: Archery or mobility oriented, but low staying powerMagic Artillery: Big BOOM spellsSupport Magic: Buffs, counterspells, divination, transportReconaissance: Sneaks around and/or asks questions, wilderness survival, avoids party being surprisedHealing: Cure wounds, removes poison, dispels adverse effectsTrap-dealing: Finds and disarms traps, mundane and magicalUndead-dealing: Turns undead and/or protects party from undead abilitiesYour party has:human wizard/psion - Magic Artillery, Support Magic, Reconnaissance (in varying degrees based on how he balances the two classes, as psion has more Recon stuff and wizard is more Artillery/Support)whisper gnome rouge/sneak-attack thrower - Opportunistic Combat, Reconnaissance and Trap-Dealing (with the usual skill allotments)raptoran paladin/fighter - Seems like Primary Combat, with just a tiny bit of Healing and Undead-dealing (both already small in Paladin, even smaller from Fighter levels). Of course, this is assuming he goes for the tank route. If he focus on the racial advantages of a raptoran (i.e., flight + ranged), he becomes Opportunistic Combat.So of all roles, your party seems to lack Secondary Combat (as neither the wiz/psion nor the gnome can withstand melee), some Healing and Undead-Dealing. A lot also hinges on the build of the wiz/psion.Use Reserve Points (UA), the First Aid rules from Star Wars Saga Edition, go easy on the undead and throw in some three-dimensional combats that will let the raptoran spread his wings.</blockquote>

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