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<blockquote data-quote="Riastlin" data-source="post: 5542716" data-attributes="member: 94022">As I was reading your post I was definitely thinking Cunning bard as well, and gnome makes a good choice.&nbsp;Another option though would be a halfling Storm Sorceror.&nbsp; Won't necessarily have a high Int for Int-based knowledge skills but could certainly play up the curious side.&nbsp; Additionally, the storm aspect could be used to explain the &quot;moodiness&quot;.&nbsp; With daggers as implements and Dex as a secondary (and nearly primary) skill, it makes it easy for him to get good stealth and multiclass into rogue.&nbsp; Cha based means he could instead multiclass into bard if he wanted to pick up some healing instead.&nbsp;Depending on how high you go in levels (i.e. how long is the campaign going to run?) you can even use some of your feats for skill training if you want to boost knowledge skills, though you still won't ever have a great ability modifier for knowledge skill since neither Int nor Wis will be particularly important.&nbsp; It just depends on whether the RP aspects are more important than the &quot;efficiency/effectiveness&quot; of the character (note:&nbsp; neither approach is wrong).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Riastlin, post: 5542716, member: 94022"] As I was reading your post I was definitely thinking Cunning bard as well, and gnome makes a good choice. Another option though would be a halfling Storm Sorceror. Won't necessarily have a high Int for Int-based knowledge skills but could certainly play up the curious side. Additionally, the storm aspect could be used to explain the "moodiness". With daggers as implements and Dex as a secondary (and nearly primary) skill, it makes it easy for him to get good stealth and multiclass into rogue. Cha based means he could instead multiclass into bard if he wanted to pick up some healing instead. Depending on how high you go in levels (i.e. how long is the campaign going to run?) you can even use some of your feats for skill training if you want to boost knowledge skills, though you still won't ever have a great ability modifier for knowledge skill since neither Int nor Wis will be particularly important. It just depends on whether the RP aspects are more important than the "efficiency/effectiveness" of the character (note: neither approach is wrong). [/QUOTE]

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