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<blockquote data-quote="Xaelvaen" data-source="post: 7286006" data-attributes="member: 6681906">It's hard to tell you what's great for you, so I'll just share my normal approach to rogue in regards to your questions.I would put proficiency in Athletics over Acrobatics; that'll give you a +2 and +3 respectively, so you'll be fit for any situation a typical rogue might find himself in (like jumping to slip into a duct in the wall when he's about to get caught or balancing against a narrow ledge for the same reason).As far as charisma, I'd recommend looking ahead to level 3 and deciding on what Archetype might appeal to you mechanically or thematically.&nbsp; Just make sure none of those archetypes need a particular stat (Intellect for Arcane Trickster, Charisma for Swashbuckler, etc).A strength of 8 isn't all that bad (especially with my suggested method of proficiency in athletics), but if you keep with acrobatics, I'd personally not recommend dropping your strength to 8.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Xaelvaen, post: 7286006, member: 6681906"] It's hard to tell you what's great for you, so I'll just share my normal approach to rogue in regards to your questions. I would put proficiency in Athletics over Acrobatics; that'll give you a +2 and +3 respectively, so you'll be fit for any situation a typical rogue might find himself in (like jumping to slip into a duct in the wall when he's about to get caught or balancing against a narrow ledge for the same reason). As far as charisma, I'd recommend looking ahead to level 3 and deciding on what Archetype might appeal to you mechanically or thematically. Just make sure none of those archetypes need a particular stat (Intellect for Arcane Trickster, Charisma for Swashbuckler, etc). A strength of 8 isn't all that bad (especially with my suggested method of proficiency in athletics), but if you keep with acrobatics, I'd personally not recommend dropping your strength to 8. [/QUOTE]

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