Actually, I always do the low level quests first. Farmlands: I talk to the two farmers for Haystack and Rat. Then go to the docks, grab the stole goods, deliveries, pirate crew, iron for iron, go palace district and get the stolen bracelet quest... and then to eastern baldur's gate to get most of the needed quest updates. I think those quests are about enough to get you to half way to level 3 or something.aaron22 wrote:my only suggestion would be if you are starting at level 1 new. and you choose a multi class with fighter. take the fighter at the first level. the armor restrictions early on the phantom make playing this VERY HARD at levels 1-2. you could try to spend your first level in the city doing quests, but fighting is faster.
the better build is the phantom/SD build personally. i think this is probably the best build for the phantom platform.
And depending on your build, fighting at level 1 can be a hard task.
But anyhow, as for the build I wrote down, you will not be able to use your Ki Powers, but nothing is actually stopping you from simply making use of armor and shield as you level up. In that way, you can get a whole lot more AC and surviavability... with the potential to do well and a lot of different things out of armor.
Moreover, if you got some friends to level up with you, your two-handed 26 BAB sneak attacks from flanking can be just truly devastating.