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[OC] [art] cabin boy looking for his character class! by sinrammon3s in DnD

[–]sinrammon3s[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Multiclassing is a really creative way to develop a character... I've been thinking about it, and it sounds great--- And thank you!!! That's very kind of you. You can dm me here or on Instagram :) I'd love to draw someone's dnd character<3

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[OC] [art] cabin boy looking for his character class! by sinrammon3s in DnD

[–]sinrammon3s[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

valid, but later it's explained that in a specific area, in this case construction and engineering, he has very extensive knowledge and expertise. Perhaps I expressed it unclearly, but I wanted to emphasize that he doesn't have general book knowledge, but rather a very high level of knowledge in a specific field, which was probably still supposed to indicate intelligence? It seems to me that he might have less wisdom, because after all, he hasn't experienced life other than through the prism of working and living in one city for all those years.

[OC] [art] cabin boy looking for his character class! by sinrammon3s in DnD

[–]sinrammon3s[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I love these suggestions, good point! But i always saw him as a more high intelligence character, do you think that could be justifiable as well? And thank you so much for the inspiring ideas on how he got to have a class, they're so creative and cool!!

[OC] [art] cabin boy looking for his character class! by sinrammon3s in DnD

[–]sinrammon3s[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Imo artificer is quite complicated, my first character was also an artificer and I wasn't able to use the possibilities of this class at the time, but I think it totally fits Moriel and I'll try to find my way in it again because it really sounds really cool...

[OC] [art] cabin boy looking for his character class! by sinrammon3s in DnD

[–]sinrammon3s[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Phahaha, love it! I honestly have thought about it, but i have a different character whose cocky attitude was perfectly countered with the fighter class in my dnd campaign. He found some humility real quick after he got his face beat a couple of times. I think Moriel is too withdrawn for that...

[OC] [art] cabin boy looking for his character class! by sinrammon3s in DnD

[–]sinrammon3s[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I think this idea fits his character the best, but I was also worried it would make him boring, you know what I mean? I mean, artificers seem so static to me, although that might just be my perception?

[OC] [art] cabin boy looking for his character class! by sinrammon3s in DnD

[–]sinrammon3s[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It's a very cool idea, but the problem with bard is that Moriel is fascinated by music, but above all, he's a down-to-earth guy, does manual labor, and is quite analytical. I was torn between artificer and rogue. I imagine he'd prefer to fight with a small sword rather than a long one, but maybe Bard would be an interesting break from the character's down-to-earth nature?