Ok, I'm just tossing this out there for some laughs and some seriousness at the same time.
The All Seeing Eye.
Rogue/Cleric
Race: drow most likely.
This build would focus on having between 2-8 level of rogue, and being the parties 'finder' by combining a focused rogue skillset with the clerics high wisdom. It would be viable as, for when the party doesn't need as much healing, ranged dps support depending on the rogue levels, given a decent dex and a good crossbow.
The Rogue Wizard
Rogue/Wizard
Race: elf or halfling. halfling makes for epic stealth on fewer points into stealth skills.
This build focus on dex/int since both are supremely important to wizard, and make rogue at early levels only the slightest bit challenging. Your first 2 levels should be rogue, and you should focus in search, spot, listen, disable device, open lock, or purely utilitarian skills, to include hide and move silently.
Using this build will let you apply your 'huge' number of wizard skill points more effectively since you can apply them to relatively high skills when you become a wizard. You can rely less on spells as long as you have the skills high enough, and a good crossbow. This frees up your spells for either damage or control, maybe even defense.
The Invisible Cannon
Rogue/Sorcerer
Race: drow most likely.
This build would be the more lucrative, of the 3 as you can use int as your dump-stat for skill points.
This is a stealth/damage build that can make really good use of haggle, damage spells, and surprise attacks with powerful spells. I don't have a suggestion for the class ratio on this one, though I do suggest enough Sorc for good PrE.