If you want more defense for cheap, you could take evasion. I might take an expertise or two, getting academics : spellcraft might be good, or you could bump up your ranked powers with agility at 6 you're at the gear limit for ranged weapons. At standard power level, with the superhero starting package, you'll have 8 points left to spend. This gives you a ton of layers of stealth and related bonuses that should work against most things, a cheap debuff that affects both attacks and active defenses, blink gives you an attack and an active defense for only 1 point per rank, illusions is an extremely open ended utility power, and vanish, quick change, and master of disguise together with blending make you capable of infilitrating almost any location with minimal preparation - you can even do the thing where you knock out a guard and change into his uniform in a matter of seconds, and it works in the fiction and in the mechanics. Powers : blending, blind 6, blink 6, cloud minds 6, darkness, illusions 6, master of disguise, quick change, vanish Talents : charm, covert, investigation, streetwise at 6, others left at 3 What kind of character are you looking for? OR if you're looking for suggestions on what that character could be, what abilities, features and themes within the broader scope of 'Rogue & Wizard' are the ones you want to showcase?Ībilities : agility intellect might perception toughness willpower 6 / 6 / 4 / 6 / 6 What are you looking for in combining the two? A Wizard that works for criminal organisations? A Rogue that uses magic to assist, amplify and expand their larcenous activities? Adding extra (sneak attack/backstab) damage to your spells? A spellcaster that has a broader range of mundane skills for when their magic runs out or cannot be used?Ī preference for a Class says very little about what or where, specifically, that preference actually is. What about Wizards? Is it just casting spells? Their studious nature? Casting prepared spells using a spellbook? Is it the Sneak Attack/Backstab aspect of Rogues that tickles your fancy? Their skill focus? Outlaw theme (in some editions)? Something else? A 3.5 Rogue, for example, can be happily enjoying swinging around a greatsword and scoring that sweet sweet Sneak Attack, but not so for the 5e Rogue, to highlight one of the many small differences/aspects that can have much greater impact on your character design and gameplay experience. Preferably a class with a name and info on how one would be played.Īlso examples from movies/tv/books are appreciatedIt very much depends on what, exactly, it is that you enjoy about rogues and wizards respectively and if you're talking about D&D, then which edition of those classes you enjoy those aspects from. I'm looking for any build from any rpg that is a combination of the class. I really like the rogue and wizard class.

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