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<blockquote data-quote="Quickleaf" data-source="post: 7286074" data-attributes="member: 20323">[SECTION]Dietrich Aust the Thieftaker, a thief-turned-church-spy, a dyed-in-the-wool politico with the mind of a mousetrap and a pragmatic faith tempered by rigorous scruples. Even better if I can make him a &quot;master of ravens&quot; type. And even better if he has a bit of soldiering skill. Rusty thieving skills, but really good at social skills &amp; knowing the right people / calling in favors / gaining leverage and applying blackmail.<ul>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">Can fulfill the &quot;healer&quot; role in the party.</li>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">Has good social skills and is something of a skill monkey.</li>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">Has contacts/connections he can call upon/exploit.</li>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">Can fight with a longsword and shoot a crossbow - isn't useless in a fight.</li>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">Has raven messengers and/or a raven companion. </li>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">Would make a good spy.</li>
</ul>[/SECTION]I was able to pin down a couple classes/archetypes that could fit... but unsure which would better fill the &quot;healer&quot; gap in the party? Or if I should be looking at some form of multiclassing to realize my concept?Bard (brazen deceiver? detective? wit?) – not as familiar with the bard archetypes yet, but I think bard works...though this would lack the raven messengers/companions...is there any way for a bard to add summon minor ally or summon nature's ally (druid/ranger spells) to the bard spell list? or otherwise gain access to them?Druid (swarm monger) – feels like a mismatch in terms of skills &amp; druidic code of conduct, but has good healing &amp; lots of raven-themed supportOracle (streets) – pretty good skill coverage &amp; healing, but no raven-themed support and no combat abilityRanger (falconer? guildbreaker? raven master? urban?) – really hard to get the skills I'm looking for, and may not be so good at healing?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Quickleaf, post: 7286074, member: 20323"] [SECTION]Dietrich Aust the Thieftaker, a thief-turned-church-spy, a dyed-in-the-wool politico with the mind of a mousetrap and a pragmatic faith tempered by rigorous scruples. Even better if I can make him a "master of ravens" type. And even better if he has a bit of soldiering skill. Rusty thieving skills, but really good at social skills & knowing the right people / calling in favors / gaining leverage and applying blackmail. [list][*]Can fulfill the "healer" role in the party. [*]Has good social skills and is something of a skill monkey. [*]Has contacts/connections he can call upon/exploit. [*]Can fight with a longsword and shoot a crossbow - isn't useless in a fight. [*]Has raven messengers and/or a raven companion. [*]Would make a good spy.[/list] [/SECTION] I was able to pin down a couple classes/archetypes that could fit... but unsure which would better fill the "healer" gap in the party? Or if I should be looking at some form of multiclassing to realize my concept? Bard (brazen deceiver? detective? wit?) – not as familiar with the bard archetypes yet, but I think bard works...though this would lack the raven messengers/companions...is there any way for a bard to add [I]summon minor ally[/I] or [I]summon nature's ally[/I] (druid/ranger spells) to the bard spell list? or otherwise gain access to them? Druid (swarm monger) – feels like a mismatch in terms of skills & druidic code of conduct, but has good healing & lots of raven-themed support Oracle (streets) – pretty good skill coverage & healing, but no raven-themed support and no combat ability Ranger (falconer? guildbreaker? raven master? urban?) – really hard to get the skills I'm looking for, and may not be so good at healing? [/QUOTE]

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