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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Gondsman" data-source="post: 5178975" data-attributes="member: 90057">Okay, that seems a fair way to approach it, I'll work in the edits.  Personally, I'd rather take the risk to ensure my artistic integrity on the armor thing, I just don't see Lurik in any way comfortable in any type of armor other than some future possession of bracers of armor.  I've read the previous threads, i understand the risk involved, part of wanting the archery skills anyway is the ability to stack up on protective spells at low level and still contribute.  Realistically I'm just as poor off to start as any sorcerer or wizard i just have a couple fewer spells (and a more effective ranged weapon, and more HP, and healing spells).  you sort of mentioned the toughness feat, are you letting me have that and keep the light armor or making me use up a feat?  if so I'd like to trade so i can keep point blank and precise shot (feats which work just as well for spellcasting as archery) I went diviner to get the extra spell without losing so much in the way of options.  however the more i look at it I think I'll switch to evoker, and add enchantment to the restrictions.  once i have some wizard and cleric spell action going i see myself reserving my wiz spells for damage (and possibly mage armor) and use cleric spell slots for more utilitarian spells.  once i have the scribe scroll feat i envision myself investing in scrolls of mage armor (1 hour per level) (and perhaps shield of faith).  you specified no domain spell, same for specialist? You said 2 wiz spells so i'm assuming you mean to let me keep the specialist spelli'm not sure how the cleric aura is affected by a neutral caster.  if i have to have an aura/spell alignment, lawful fits better than any of the others.Also, can i go ahead and start interacting?  I have an idea to add to the brainstorming session that seems to be taking place.</blockquote>

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