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<blockquote data-quote="Trenien" data-source="post: 5653439" data-attributes="member: 6681050">Hi all!Although I'm a long time rpg player (of various games, including D&amp;D 3.0 and variants), up to this point I have never played with the Pathfinder family set of rules. A friend of mine is about to start a campaign with it and will allow us to create level 4 characters with any rules frome the basic player to the ultimate magic book (and maybe ultimate combat if we get our hands on one). The question is, what to create ?I have this vague idea of creating a fighting character whose main shtick is moving around the battlefield while throwing things at targets (yes, I AM aware that thrown weapons have pitiful damage rates). At the same time, I'd like a character who can do something outside of battle (which seems to throw a pure fighter right out).I'm contemplating the idea of a a multiclass character (fighter/alchemist), but I'm not quite sure how good, or bad,&nbsp; this would be...Any thoughts, or advices ?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Trenien, post: 5653439, member: 6681050"] Hi all! Although I'm a long time rpg player (of various games, including D&D 3.0 and variants), up to this point I have never played with the Pathfinder family set of rules. A friend of mine is about to start a campaign with it and will allow us to create level 4 characters with any rules frome the basic player to the ultimate magic book (and maybe ultimate combat if we get our hands on one). The question is, what to create ? I have this vague idea of creating a fighting character whose main shtick is moving around the battlefield while throwing things at targets (yes, I AM aware that thrown weapons have pitiful damage rates). At the same time, I'd like a character who can do something outside of battle (which seems to throw a pure fighter right out). I'm contemplating the idea of a a multiclass character (fighter/alchemist), but I'm not quite sure how good, or bad, this would be... Any thoughts, or advices ? [/QUOTE]

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