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Becks

10-09-06, 03:55 PM
My bard is very different, it boast allies, have a good diplomacy, alsoa good sugestion and fascinate.

Human bard 7, marshall 1

STR- 10
DEX- 14
CON- 16
INT- 18
WIS- 14
CHA- 24

H- Song of the heart (basics to albard abilities)
Bard 1- Skill focus perform - oratory (my basic perform test because I can fascinate without others notice that i'm doing so)
Bard 3- Versitle performer (to increase my fascinate)
Bard 6- Word of Creation (amazing for bards)
Marshall 1- Skill focus diplomacy
- Minor aura to Cha checks and skill

Perform 28
Diplomacy 30
Bluff 25
UMD 16 + 1/2 bard level

My plain is to

Bard 8 (inpire corage +2, and +4 in all skill)
Marshall 3 ( two minor aura, to CHA checks and INT checks
Exemplar 4 (not sure about how long but... +4 to search, +4 to disible device, take 10 in 9 skills - perform, diplomacy, seach, disible ,+CHA to fortitude and concentration, bonus feat is always good.
Rogue 2 (find trap and rogue's skill)

And buy feats to boast inspire corage, leadership,Lingering song, or (if any) something to increase the marshall's aura
The Idea is to find and disible best than a pure rogue at the same level.

I gess is it, if some is missing I edit it.

What do you think about this built? Please comment
FeceMan

10-09-06, 04:06 PM
I'd suggest radishing him, actually.
Becks

10-09-06, 04:09 PM
I'd suggest radishing him, actually.

Sorry i didn't get what you mean my english isan't very good. Could you explain what you mean?
Becks

10-09-06, 04:11 PM
I'd suggest radishing him, actually.

By the way you are the first person with the skull in flame as avatar.

I liked man
FeceMan

10-09-06, 05:12 PM
It was a joke.

You said "beet," which is a type of vegetable (and sounds like "beat," the word you meant). I used the word "radish," which is also a vegetable, but sounds like "ravish," which means...uh...

Well, it was a play on words.
Becks

10-11-06, 04:30 PM
It was a joke.

You said "beet," which is a type of vegetable (and sounds like "beat," the word you meant). I used the word "radish," which is also a vegetable, but sounds like "ravish," which means...uh...

Well, it was a play on words.

And about the character? What do you think about it?