5 Most Adventurous Adventurers in D&D 5e
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- Опубліковано 8 сер 2024
- Which class are you taking on your next adventure?
Are you the type that feels the need to justify why certain characters go on certain adventures?
I mean, it might seem a little weird to have your Berserker Barbarian going to D&D Hogwarts in a Strixhaven campaign.
Have no fear. Here are my top 5 classes that don't seem to need any reason to go on an adventure, regardless of the circumstances.
Chapters:
00:00 - Introduction
02:27 - Ranger
04:25 - Monk
05:54 - Fighter
08:30 - Rogue
11:17 - Bard
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The Hunter Ranger with Horde Breaker extra attack and Escape the Horde feature and all the classes other little perks stacks well with basically any other class for a variety of wilderness running adventurer types. Enough levels left for coffeelock and Deft Explorer lets you remove Exhaustion on a short rest(once but still).
The druid seems rather adventurous, making friends with mighty floofs, booping forbidden snoots, taste-testing botanical ground-loot. Everyday is an adventure (or a party)
Honestly, the most adventurous adventurer is the Dungeon Master. His quest to align all the players on the same night is truly harrowing.
I'm currently playing a rogue that's the opposite of all the stereotypes - a city guard.
Why the hell do you know thieve's cant? To read what the thieves are saying! Why are you so good at sneaking and searching and picking locks? To do my job patrolling on night watch, and get us all into places they need to be, like any locked houses in town where a crime is occurring!
Monks are the worst class in dnd, it’s because the roll play is normally the same thing every time. That and their stats and abilities are just terrible. Next addition change the class to martial artist, get rid mystic mumbo jumbo in all but a subclass or two, offer strength based options like boxer, ronin, and brawler.