to those that watched Burn Notice

[hoborobot]

how would you make the char named Sugar?
I'm used to playing pathfinder where there is a web site explaing everthing. there also used to be one for 3.5 but it was taken dow. is there one for D 5 ?

[Stattick]

Personally, I'd make Sugar a 1st level rogue.

[Batcathat]

Personally, I'd make Sugar a 1st level rogue.

That sounds about right. It's been a while since I watched the show but I don't remember him being very competent.

[Pex]

https://www.nbc.com/saturday-night-live/video/burn-notice-game-show/n12712

[Democratus]

The show was a lot of fun. And all the supporting actors were fantastic.

I just wish the main actor had more than one facial expression. :smallcool:

[thorr-kan]

First or second level expert, with an emphasis on social skills and local knowledge.

The Later Sugar, who becomes a sometime-ally, I'd add a level of rogue to the above. He shows some skill and the ability to NOT repeat his prior mistakes of tangling with Team Westen.

[hoborobot]

well given that Sugar would be so kind of rouge our group allready has a rouge. i dont know if this means anything he half-elf cha based chaotic good high dex, cha wis.
i geuss Sugar would not be a good fit, what about Anson? i hear ieflings and warlocks are in 5d.
well acually i dont know whats in 5d as i stated before as i have no reference

[KillianHawkeye]

I don't know what "5d" is, but if you're looking for D&D 5e advice, you might get better results in the proper subforum.

[LibraryOgre]

Personally, I'd make Sugar a 1st level rogue.

I would stick him at 2nd or 3rd, but that's just because of my rule of thumb that human NPCs are about the same level as their age in decades... so a 20-29 year old is probably 2nd level, a 30-39 year old is 3rd, unless I need them to be another level, or their backstory says they are.

[Grod_The_Giant]

i geuss Sugar would not be a good fit, what about Anson? i hear ieflings and warlocks are in 5d.
well acually i dont know whats in 5d as i stated before as i have no reference
I'm guessing that you're joining a 5e d&d game for the first time, then?

D&D Beyond has a good amount of material available. There are a couple SRD (http://5e.d20srd.org/) sites, but unfortunately they're legally limited to only a portion of the material from the Player's Handbook.

I've never watched Burn Notice, but some quick googling tells me that Anson's is a manipulation-type villain, which to be says one thing: Bard. Ignore the music part and you've got a Charisma-based caster (and bards are full casters in 5e) with plenty of social skills and a spell list rich with enchantments and debuffs. An enchantme-focused Wizard with a decent Charisma is a solid alternative.