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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Fedifensor" data-source="post: 4972433" data-attributes="member: 7289">I spent some time looking at Omin, but I can't help thinking that he'd be better off as a bard multiclassed into cleric instead of a cleric multiclassed into bard.  I'll have to spend a bit more time thinking about possible builds.Now, back to the original subject - Wil's replacement for Aeofel.Looking over the new Primal Power, I think an Eladrin barbarian with the Whirling Slayer class feature (two-weapon fighting) would be an interesting choice.  He wouldn't get a bonus to Strength, but Eladrin do get a bonus to Dexterity.  Feats to look at include Feral Fey Step (use fey step as an immediate reaction when you are first bloodied, even if you've already used it in the encounter) and Swift Slayer (shift equal to your Dex mod when you bloody an enemy and use your whirling slayer class feature).  The Eladrin could be a brother or cousin of Aeofel, sent to see how he is progressing in finding the Crest of Melora.A second option is an Eladrin ranger, focusing on Strength and Dexterity.  He would be a hybrid ranger with both bow and twin swords (or a double sword).  That would give him the flexibility to switch between ranged and melee attacks (Quick Draw is a must for this build).  Backstory for this character would be similar to the barbarian idea above.A third option, and the one I currently prefer, is an Eladrin rogue.  He gets a bonus to his primary stat (Dexterity), he covers an important skill (Thievery), and he fits in well with the mercenary nature of Acquisitions, Inc.  This character could either be a relative of Aeofel...or a mercenary offered a big reward for finding the Crest of Melora.  If Wil plays this character like the "delightfully evil" version of himself on Big Bang Theory, it could be really interesting.</blockquote>

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