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<blockquote data-quote="Brother MacLaren" data-source="post: 1362162" data-attributes="member: 15999">Rog/Ftr/Wiz can also focus on one particular subset of the Rogue or Fighter roles, rather than being a generalist.&nbsp; Take invisibility, spider climb, and some archery feats and you have a scout with some good first strike ability to take out sentries.&nbsp; Or suit up in fullplate, pick up W1 (diviner for True Strike) and R2 for evasion, and you have a capable melee combatant with a lot of bonuses and options at the cost of 2 BAB and 5 hp.A level of Fighter often helps a rogue, as does a level of Wizard.&nbsp; I think the build is best for a rogue-focused character, but it's also good for a fighter.&nbsp; It isn't so good for wizards, especially since you can get evasion from a ring.It is certainly good for the &quot;lone wolf&quot; type.&nbsp; You could do a Batman-type character quite easily, with magic filling in for Batman's technology (normally, I can't stand the magic-as-technology concept, but comic-book technology really is magic dressed up as science).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Brother MacLaren, post: 1362162, member: 15999"] Rog/Ftr/Wiz can also focus on one particular subset of the Rogue or Fighter roles, rather than being a generalist. Take invisibility, spider climb, and some archery feats and you have a scout with some good first strike ability to take out sentries. Or suit up in fullplate, pick up W1 (diviner for True Strike) and R2 for evasion, and you have a capable melee combatant with a lot of bonuses and options at the cost of 2 BAB and 5 hp. A level of Fighter often helps a rogue, as does a level of Wizard. I think the build is best for a rogue-focused character, but it's also good for a fighter. It isn't so good for wizards, especially since you can get evasion from a ring. It is certainly good for the "lone wolf" type. You could do a Batman-type character quite easily, with magic filling in for Batman's technology (normally, I can't stand the magic-as-technology concept, but comic-book technology really is magic dressed up as science). [/QUOTE]

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