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<blockquote data-quote="Gnome Berzerker" data-source="post: 1147421" data-attributes="member: 13792">A Paladin2/Sorcerer8/Eldritch Knight 10 is a decent build.&nbsp; No, you'll never touch the wizard in spellcasting ability, but you'll make every saving throw you need to, and you might just outlive the guy!Barbarian/Bard is another fun choice (go GNOME!).Bard 20 is underrated, and can be tons of fun as well.I like Bard10/Arcane Archer 10, but it's not the most powerful build out there.Clerics with the right two elemental domains can turn/rebuke almost anything they come across.&nbsp; It's really a sick, under-chosen choice if you ask me.&nbsp; It's personal choice (and whether of not you can find a deity with the matching alignment or not), whether or not you add 2 levels of Paladin to this build.&nbsp; Again, making a saving throw could easily mean the difference between surviving, or rolling up a new character.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Gnome Berzerker, post: 1147421, member: 13792"] A Paladin2/Sorcerer8/Eldritch Knight 10 is a decent build. No, you'll never touch the wizard in spellcasting ability, but you'll make every saving throw you need to, and you might just outlive the guy! Barbarian/Bard is another fun choice (go GNOME!). Bard 20 is underrated, and can be tons of fun as well. I like Bard10/Arcane Archer 10, but it's not the most powerful build out there. Clerics with the right two elemental domains can turn/rebuke almost anything they come across. It's really a sick, under-chosen choice if you ask me. It's personal choice (and whether of not you can find a deity with the matching alignment or not), whether or not you add 2 levels of Paladin to this build. Again, making a saving throw could easily mean the difference between surviving, or rolling up a new character. [/QUOTE]

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