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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Sejs" data-source="post: 2646606" data-attributes="member: 4910">Okay, the meat and potatoes.  Mister Slade [Insert New Surname Here] is a human, rogue/20.  That alone is quite impressive.  His stats, minus the modifiers from his listed items are:Strength: 14/+2Dexterity: 18/+4Constitution: 14/+2Intelligence: 16/+3Wisdom: 12/+1Charisma: 11/+0He'll have 19d6 + (20 x Con mod) + 6 hp, a BAB of +15/+10/+5, a base Fort and Will save of +6, and a base Ref save of +12.  He'll walk away with a total of 8 feats (assuming he doesn't cash in any rogue special abilities for feats, or take a flaw), and having stuck with rogue for twenty levels, a metric #$&*ton of skillpoints.As far as stats are concerned, he's smart, that's good, he's stronger than he needs to be (sneak attack should be his m.o. - leave brute strength to the thugs), and he's not nearly as charismatic as would befit a crimeboss.  At a suggestion, cut his Str down to 12, his Wis to 10, and put his Cha to 15.  I don't know if the stats listed are supposed to already incorporate the 5 points of stat gain garnered from leveling up, but I'll assume they do.  If not, I'd say put at least one point into Cha (raising it to 16), and the rest into Dex (raising it to 22).  Another option would be to put it all into Cha and have him with a Cha of 20.Actually, scratch the first option, I like the second one much better. Yeah.  Charisma 20.  The guy is slick, cool, and confident as all get out.  He's a teflon man, nothing sticks to him.Okay, so he's got an Int of 16, he's human, and he's a rogue.  That means at each level he'll have [8 + Int Mod (3) + Racial Bonus (1) = 12] 12 skill points available to spend, x4 for 1st.  278 points in total, unless I'm mistaken.(Feh, real life calling... more later.)</blockquote>

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