I am playing my first game and I have a level 2 Variant human Paladin, my current stats look like this:
- Str:13 (+1)
- Dex:10 (+0)
- Con:11 (+0)
- Int:6 (-2)
- Wis:10 (+0)
- Cha:12 (+1)
Feat: Lucky
I am aiming for this character to multiclass into bard at level 15 or maybe earlier, then having 5 levels going into it, then taking the College of Valor. I also have a general idea as to endgame stats
- Str:18 (+4)
- Dex:10 (+0)
- Con:11 (+0)
- Int:6 (-2)
- Wis:10 (+0)
- Cha:17 (+4)
are there any other things I should add to the mix?
My end goal: to become an incredibly unkillable jack of all trades, able to fit into any role while still being able to act as a tank
Clarification and Context
The stats I gained were rolled and did not see anything wrong with them as this was my first time playing. This campaign was (and is still currently going) very roleplay heavy, so combat hasn't really been of importance so far. It took about three hour-hour and half sessions to get to it. Planning for the next session can prove useless between sessions, as he will turn everything topside if he wants. We all started at level one, and the summary on the campaign was just to inspect the going's on of a kingdom's high court. Then the goal became for us to become god-slayers while three of our party members had primal chaos gods for sugar daddy's, two homebrew, one Cthulhu in a party of six. After all this, I realized that becoming a tank who could survive any random crap flung at him while protecting the party as well would be something desperately needed, as we are currently in Arcadia due to two of our members being part of a cosmic chicken fight, and we have no dedicated healer. The best our team has is my character and another paladin who seems to be geared heavily towards offense.
The party comp otherwise is two rouges, a sorcerer and a warlock. I might try to talk the GM into letting my character train with the Einherjar as to raise stats.
TLDR; GM can flip the game on its head whenever he feels like, party is overall squishy, and I want a character who could adapt to various conditions and act as a Tank/Support so that no one would die.
The answer being sought: should I multiclass my OotA paladin at level 15 into bard, then go into College of Valor to improve survivability and flexibility of my character to fill any gaps needed by my party, or, should I try a different mix to provide better support for my party while still being able to play how I want.