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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Octangula" data-source="post: 6059064" data-attributes="member: 6691124">First of all, hello. I've been lurking for a while, but this is my first thread here. And it comes under some less than ideal circumstances.Next Saturday (the 15th) will probably be the last time I see my local gaming group, as I am moving away. And, as a thank you for everything the group has done for me, and in order to repay the amount of enjoyment I have had from being in an ongoing 4e campaign (that will continue without my character), I'm going to be running a one-shot.Now, while I feel comfortable working out most of the details (especially with the monster design; I've had the basic ideas for these three encounters for a while, and wasn't sure I'd be running it while I was still here), the one part that I'm struggling with is in creating characters for my players. I want to have a fairly balanced party with some fairly interesting choices, but I feel like I have very little idea with certain classes or roles. Here's what I have so far (note that all of these will be at level 6, as recommended to me by others in the group):Fighter (probably Dwarf, probably using a two-handed weapon of some sort)Halfling Monk (Desert Wind)Deva Wizard (Orb of Imposition)some sort of leadersome sort of ranged strikerDragonborn Druid (Primal Guardian; major focus on chessmaster powers)As you can see, however, I feel like I have very little idea about how to handle a couple of the party slots. Any advice on how to fill these gaps, or warnings about things that might cause me headaches behind the screen, would be welcomed.</blockquote>

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