[Tanoch Thas'ala]

Originally posted by Ar-Cunin: I don't know how far you've advanced, but I'll give general advice 4 fighter-lvls for the paladin will give access to weapon-specialization, so that will enough. Alternatively you can only use 1 lvl of Paladin and lvl up in fighter. And yes - a paladin of helm can gain new lvls after taking fighter-lvls.

Actually not that far, I've already re-started about 3 times, trying to get the right combination of chars...

For my Paladin, I did make her a Paladin of Helm at lvl 16 right now, HOF mode..I will add one lvl of Fighter for the specialization..

halfling: a single lvl of ranger should do it (if you plan to dual-wield).

I did lvl 10 Barbarian(Preferred Class) and 7 lvls of Ranger for dual weild and two racial enemies.

½-orc: 4 lvls of fighter (as paladin).

She has about 7 lvls of fighter with 10 as a Barbarian as Pref class..

Stormlord of Talos - No keep him single-class (goes for all pure spell-casters: wizard/sorcerer/druid/cleric).

Actually, she's lvl 13 Stormlord and lvl 2 fighter...I haven't added to fighter since the beginning.

Tiefling R/R - a well known combination. Just don't expect the ranger-spells to have any battle-winnning qualities.

Actually, she's lvl 9 Rogue and lvl 7 Ranger for Dual and two Racial enemies.. I know she's not a spell caster, but that's not what I use her for, mainly ranged attack and dual for upclose..

Wild Elf - see Stormlord. Since you apparently already have taken fighter lvl(s) , I'd suggest you just take sorcerer lvls for now. A bit light on magic for my taste, but this party should be able survive

Actually, the Wild Elf is a lvl 10 Sorceress and lvl 8 monk. She has excellent AC and doesn't wear armor...

I know it's light on magic, but thats what I prefer, I'm prefer sword over sorcery, but I also know magic is needed sometimes..