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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Lord Zardoz" data-source="post: 506590" data-attributes="member: 704">Go Multi-ClassedMy suggestion is to take something unusual by your normal playing standards for race, and then go for a multi-classed character (even split on levels).I have yet to be involved in a game that had a Gnome character, and Halflings are probably nearly as uncommon as well.  Dwarves are another race I do not see very often either.  Taking one of those races will give you you a concrete way to avoid duplicating the character archtypes chosen by the other players.As for the Even Split Multi-Classing,  doing that sort of thing is a guaranteed way to fill a role in the party.  This becomes even more true when you focus on aspects of your character that other PC's have not focused on.Example:  Lets say you take a Dwarven Fighter / Cleric.  Lets also say that the Fighter is a High Str & High Damage out-put type, and that the Cleric uses a great deal of Buff spells.  Then why not make a High AC / HP your fighter focus and select a great deal of summoning or buffing spells for your Cleric?Beyond the previous bits mentioned above, I do not have any other advice, except to do what you can to enhance your enjoyment of the game.END COMMUNICATION</blockquote>