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<blockquote data-quote="Oofta" data-source="post: 7479378" data-attributes="member: 6801845">I'm going to suggest something a little outside the box, may not work for your vision but I think it might be fun from both a game play and RP point of view.What you seem to be missing is muscle.&nbsp; A front line tank.&nbsp; Somebody with a good athletics score.&nbsp; Yes, the swashbuckler is front line but they're the hit and run front line.&nbsp; You need a guy that can block the way for a round or two.So there are a couple of ways of doing this.&nbsp; The goal is someone with a lot of HP so I'd add the Tough feat.Go against the grain and have a strength based rogue, maybe a mountain dwarf for&nbsp; medium armor and the strength and con bonus. If that doesn't appeal, Moderately Armored feat would give someone medium armor and a shield.&nbsp; A dragonborn thug could fill this role nicely with their bonus to strength and charisma.In my experience stealth is great, but most monsters have a pretty low passive perception so limiting yourself to 14 dex isn't the end of the world and there's magic that can help if needed.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Oofta, post: 7479378, member: 6801845"] I'm going to suggest something a little outside the box, may not work for your vision but I think it might be fun from both a game play and RP point of view. What you seem to be missing is muscle. A front line tank. Somebody with a good athletics score. Yes, the swashbuckler is front line but they're the hit and run front line. You need a guy that can block the way for a round or two. So there are a couple of ways of doing this. The goal is someone with a lot of HP so I'd add the Tough feat. Go against the grain and have a strength based rogue, maybe a mountain dwarf for medium armor and the strength and con bonus. If that doesn't appeal, Moderately Armored feat would give someone medium armor and a shield. A dragonborn thug could fill this role nicely with their bonus to strength and charisma. In my experience stealth is great, but most monsters have a pretty low passive perception so limiting yourself to 14 dex isn't the end of the world and there's magic that can help if needed. [/QUOTE]

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