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<blockquote data-quote="JerichoPenumbra" data-source="post: 8698888" data-attributes="member: 7037007">Neat! I do find it a little amusing we both thought of using Courtier for the rogue archetype for Night Stalker. Though for me it was more of a toss up between that the Investigator Archetype. I do love the potential level of customization, since you can swap things around and get similar results. One that I was eyeballing would be Criminal and Lone Wanderer with the Investigator Archetype, which I think would actually be about to get proficiency in all skills using your build by level 7.One thing I've noticed about the Synergy trees is that they tend to favor one class over the other with how they tie in resource exposure and progression. The final feat in the Night Stalker tree, Night Master, practically requires you to be predominantly Adept to get the most mileage out of it. If rushing to get it at level 12, it'd be best if you were Rogue 4/Adept 8 and you'd have a mighty pool of... 5 levels of spells at the cost of 10 exertion. Nothing terrible, but it does ramp up so by 20th level you'd be able to drop a 9th level spell every short rest. Granted that be at the cost of all your exertion, but being socially skilled, a decent fighter, and occasional wizard in a can seems like it'd be fun.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="JerichoPenumbra, post: 8698888, member: 7037007"] Neat! I do find it a little amusing we both thought of using Courtier for the rogue archetype for Night Stalker. Though for me it was more of a toss up between that the Investigator Archetype. I do love the potential level of customization, since you can swap things around and get similar results. One that I was eyeballing would be Criminal and Lone Wanderer with the Investigator Archetype, which I think would actually be about to get proficiency in all skills using your build by level 7. One thing I've noticed about the Synergy trees is that they tend to favor one class over the other with how they tie in resource exposure and progression. The final feat in the Night Stalker tree, Night Master, practically requires you to be predominantly Adept to get the most mileage out of it. If rushing to get it at level 12, it'd be best if you were Rogue 4/Adept 8 and you'd have a mighty pool of... 5 levels of spells at the cost of 10 exertion. Nothing terrible, but it does ramp up so by 20th level you'd be able to drop a 9th level spell every short rest. Granted that be at the cost of all your exertion, but being socially skilled, a decent fighter, and occasional wizard in a can seems like it'd be fun. [/QUOTE]

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