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<blockquote data-quote="Leugren" data-source="post: 6747295" data-attributes="member: 44754">I was playing a halfling rogue who was next to useless in his chosen role as the party scout due to his inability to see in the dark. It was a bit embarrassing actually, because my supposed &quot;scout&quot; was the only character in the party who needed a light source while plumbing the dark depths of whatever dungeon we happened to be traversing. In order to shore up this glaring weakness, I picked up two levels of warlock for Devil's Sight.&nbsp; Sure, I could have picked a race with darkvision from the onset, but I very badly wanted to play a halfling for reasons that had nothing to do with character optimization. Without relying on the munificence of my DM or fellow players, multi-classing was the only way that I could be effective at my chosen role. So I guess I chose to multi-class in order to play a halfling rogue without totally gimping myself for my choice of race and class.&nbsp; You haven't seen sad until you've seen a halfling rogue trying to sneak around a dungeon while waving his little lantern to and fro.&nbsp; Some of the wandering monsters actually took pity on me and pretended not to see me.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Leugren, post: 6747295, member: 44754"] I was playing a halfling rogue who was next to useless in his chosen role as the party scout due to his inability to see in the dark. It was a bit embarrassing actually, because my supposed "scout" was the only character in the party who needed a light source while plumbing the dark depths of whatever dungeon we happened to be traversing. In order to shore up this glaring weakness, I picked up two levels of warlock for Devil's Sight. Sure, I could have picked a race with darkvision from the onset, but I very badly wanted to play a halfling for reasons that had nothing to do with character optimization. Without relying on the munificence of my DM or fellow players, multi-classing was the only way that I could be effective at my chosen role. So I guess I chose to multi-class in order to play a halfling rogue without totally gimping myself for my choice of race and class. You haven't seen sad until you've seen a halfling rogue trying to sneak around a dungeon while waving his little lantern to and fro. Some of the wandering monsters actually took pity on me and pretended not to see me. [/QUOTE]

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