Baldur's Gate : The Sword Coast Chronicles : NWN2 Persistent World

I have been working on a Master Alchemist type build.

I want this character to be a sort of healer/herbalist type too. And also be able to gather/grow his own potion components for the various expiriments/creations/potions he will make.

So for skills:
Healing- for herbalist and/or healer type purposes. Human/Sub-Human anatomy knowledge.
Survival - to find, identify and gather/grow components from plants/animals/monsters
Alchemy - obvious reasons.

I came up with the following build: Ranger/Wizard/Thaumaturgist/Master Alchemist. The Thaumatugist part is to basically allow him to solo when he has to. But he could always use some extra help when tracking prey for components - or even summon the commonent itself. 8D

Ranger will give him accesss to the above three skills plus the tracking feat which would help track down any required animal/monster components.

So, a Wizard Tracker Alchemist Herbalist Summoner.

http://nwn2db.com/builder.php?id=287476

Not a very powerful build. But points for style, right?

Does the skill points distribution look okay?
It wont be perfect as the classes in the build are not correct.
But what I am asking is- as long as I have a class with the class skill, and I have enough skill points I can max out the skill. ie survival from 3 levels of ranger and a whole whack of skill points means I can get it to 33. The builder has got it right, right?

I want to get any opinions on the Feats. I think I did okay with them - but do you think I am missing anything?
Any suggestions to make this guys a bit tougher, maybe?

I could take another level of Ranger too, if that would help any.

Thanks in advance for any assistance.

I have a Drizard Build... and I did experiment with a Ranzard build as well.

Honestly, the Ranzard was more "versatile" as it gave a couple of more useful feats. I felt I could do more with him for some reason.

I would honestly recommend you taking able learner, if you are going for a skill monkey type build. You will have a LOT of wasted skill points if you do not.

Other than that, I like it. I haven't been a fan of the alchemist, but there is quite a following to what it gives.

Yeah, you could take 4th level of ranger at 30. It just gives you slightly better saves.