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<blockquote data-quote="Andor" data-source="post: 6383811" data-attributes="member: 1879">Some thoughts occur here. One, as has been pointed out multiple time, the background system allows this concept for level 1, let alone 20.Two, why 2 levels in rogue? It seems like an example designed to disappoint, given that cunning action largely overlaps with Monk class features (although cheaper.) Why not 1 or 3?Three, the only stat bump you miss is the 19th level one. Really? At 20th level that is what is killing your concept? What is your starting stat line and feat wish list that falls apart without that last bump?Four, why bring that to a thread I started trying to find the sweet spots in the multiclassing system?Five, good point about the 'and' prerequisites vs the 'or' prereqs. I hadn't noticed that, although....Six, frankly it seems to me to strengthen the intended backstory. I would have said her unusually high wisdom was the hidden virtue that caused the monk to adopt her in the first place. &quot;Hey kid, you've got natural wisdom. That's one in a million. Want to buy a book?&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Andor, post: 6383811, member: 1879"] Some thoughts occur here. One, as has been pointed out multiple time, the background system allows this concept for level 1, let alone 20. Two, why 2 levels in rogue? It seems like an example designed to disappoint, given that cunning action largely overlaps with Monk class features (although cheaper.) Why not 1 or 3? Three, the only stat bump you miss is the 19th level one. Really? At 20th level that is what is killing your concept? What is your starting stat line and feat wish list that falls apart without that last bump? Four, why bring that to a thread I started trying to find the sweet spots in the multiclassing system? Five, good point about the 'and' prerequisites vs the 'or' prereqs. I hadn't noticed that, although.... Six, frankly it seems to me to strengthen the intended backstory. I would have said her unusually high wisdom was the hidden virtue that caused the monk to adopt her in the first place. "Hey kid, you've got natural wisdom. That's one in a million. Want to buy a book?" [/QUOTE]

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