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Message: <blockquote data-quote="dvvega" data-source="post: 2293243" data-attributes="member: 524">First take a Gnome, right.Call the character Indiana.And you have Indiana Gnome.Old joke aside, the Bard suggestions are pretty spot on. You don't have to remove the magical abilities just use a bit of gray matter to make it fit.For example, Indy inspires courage (stupidity some might say) on those around him, helps people out with their appointed tasks by giving instruction and so forth. The Bardic Music abilities fit well here. The format of performance should be oratory.As for magic. Indy, although never mumbling incantations, did know Arcane things, and perhaps some of his miraculous escapes were due to spells. For example expeditious retreat when he was running from the giant boulder. Even a simple Cat's Grace when he was jumping around avoiding that same boulder. He casts these "naturally" in the sense that they occur as required. He definately used True Strike to lash his whip appropriately to swing around.One thing that I do have to agree on is Rogue levels, at least 2nd level for evasion. Indy got hurt but he was able to avoid a lot of the pain. I don't think his Will save was his highest (then again he could have a Flaw vs. Women - its genetic, his dad has it too).D</blockquote>