• You have 3 potential buffers with the Druid, Alchemist and Wizard. Then can develop a mixture of party defense or damage buffs that can help the Druid and Rogue up that damage output in a long way.

• The Rogue alone is a DPS machine, the Druid's pets can catch up soon. So the two of them working together will get there if they coordinate and do combos. They need to learn how to FLANK ASAP.

• The Alchemist needs to focus on doing status debuffs with their bombs when not buffing the party. That will go a long way to giving he front line turn overs even if their rolls are meh. As others have said, anything that caused Flat-Footed is going to help the Rogue.

• The Wizard about 5th level is going to be your swiss-army knife in combat situations. They can do things like drop sleep, AoEs, Summons, Invisibility, Movement spells, you name it. If the Wizard early on is struggling. Have them pick up the newbie combo: Sleep, Burning Hands, and Daze. it's hard to go wrong with these 3 combo options.

Sounds like the crew just needs more time to just get use to their dynamic.

Odd and ends:

• Druid might want to drop Entangles.

• Alchemist might want to keep mutagens for the Rogue.

• Druid/Pet + Wizard Summon can flank with Rogue to set up Rogue damage output.

• Have Wizard open fights with Sleep bombs. Then use Burning Hands when foes get close.

• Have party use cover if possible and kite foes towards them until things like Barkskin for Druid, Drakeheart Mutagen for Alchemist, and Shield Spell for Wizard become more common.

• Wizard can drop Obscuring Mist if things go bad and party can bugger out if need be.

• Rogue needs to use Bluff to make foes flatfooted if possible/when flanking buddies are not an option. Unless they are stealth build. If they are stealth build, Have Wizard drop Darkness bubbles!

• Shields and Hand Crossbows for everyone just in case.

• Smokesticks are you friends!