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Yourfinallyawak
2024-01-15, 09:10 PM
Hey everyone
My DnD group is doing a new campaign and we're basing our characters off our personalities. Most of these traits is what the group picked for me.
Based off this info what class/subclass would match this?
INFO
Factual, prefer hard facts
Plan everything in advance. Adaptable if need be
Blunt and tell it as Is
Stubborn
Imaginative but not super creative
Narrow things down and organize
Value on details and the past
Obsess over meanings
Cautious
Thrive on comfort and predictability
Love space and science
Logical and Rational
Good at bridging gaps with communication if there's a misunderstanding
Impatient
Read a lot
Love to learn about new things.
Must understand before doing
Rebellious
Somewhat selfish
Progressive
Not a very chaotic person
Can be aggressive
Easily stand up for myself
Weightlift everyday
Knowledge is important and believe everyone should have opportunities to learn
Very protective
Competitive and don't like losing
Really enjoy strategy games and puzzles
Skrum
2024-01-15, 09:24 PM
Hmm I'm seeing high Str, high Int, low Wis. Eldritch Knight? Bladesinger? Maybe a Fighter 1/War Wizard X? Easiest way, just look at ability scores and then looking at classes that benefit from those scores.
When I make characters I break classes down to their mechanical parts and put things together (multiclass) based on what I want the character to do. So, I wouldn't really consider a class to be associated with any particular personality trait. So, another way you could do this is think about how you would want to fight (if you were a daring adventurer/superhero in a fantasy setting), and then pick a class or classes that appeal most.
2D8HP
2024-01-15, 10:03 PM
Hey everyone
My DnD group is doing a new campaign and we're basing our characters off our personalities. Most of these traits is what the group picked for me.
Based off this info what class/subclass would match this?
INFO
Factual, prefer hard facts
Soldier (Champion) Fighter
Plan everything in advance. Adaptable if need be
Soldier (Champion) Fighter
Blunt and tell it as Is
Folk Hero (Champion) Fighter
Stubborn
Soldier (Champion) Fighter
Imaginative but not super creative
Noble (Champion) Fighter
Narrow things down and organize
Soldier (Champion) Fighter
Value on details and the past
Noble (Champion) Fighter
Obsess over meanings
Acolyte Cleric
Cautious
Criminal (Thief) Rogue
Thrive on comfort and predictability
Criminal (Thief) Rogue
Love space and science
Scholar Wizard
Logical and Rational
Scholar (Thief) Rogue
Good at bridging gaps with communication if there's a misunderstanding
Outlander (Ancients) Paladin
Impatient
Criminal (Thief) Rogue
Read a lot
Scholar Wizard
Love to learn about new things.
Scholar (Thief) Rogue
Must understand before doing
Outlander (Thief) Rogue
Rebellious
Folk Hero (Swashbuckler) Rogue
Somewhat selfish
Criminal (Thief) Rogue
Progressive
????, I don’t know what that means
Not a very chaotic person
Noble (Champion) Fighter
Can be aggressive
Outlander (Champion) Fighter
Easily stand up for myself
Folk Hero (Champion) Fighter
Weightlift everyday
Folk Hero (Champion) Fighter
Knowledge is important and believe everyone should have opportunities to learn
Folk Hero Wizard
Very protective
Folk Hero (Life) Cleric, (Champion) Fighter, or (Devotion) Paladin
Competitive and don't like losing
Soldier (Champion) Fighter
Really enjoy strategy games and puzzles
Soldier (Battlemaster) Fighter, or (Thief) Rogue
OldTrees1
2024-01-16, 12:18 AM
Honestly any class would able compatible with 100% of these traits.
However I am getting Cleric vibes. Maybe a Sage Life Cleric of Kord with 14 Str, 12 Con, 14 Wis, 12 Int, Insight, Arcana, History, and Religion.
Chronos
2024-01-17, 08:51 AM
Whereas I was thinking that wizard was the obvious choice. Probably something blasty, like an evoker.
And yeah, you can have any class with any personality, but that's not what the OP is looking for.
tKUUNK
2024-01-17, 09:47 AM
I was getting knowledge cleric vibes on first pass, without thinking too hard about it.
I was also getting the vibe of a leader who has steadily risen through the ranks of their organization over the course of years (could be the church or a clan of some kind) to be fairly high up in the command structure. Not on top, but in the upper ranks. The kind of person people confide in because they know they're going to get direct and brutally honest advice.
I feel loyalty and dependability, and even a degree of predictability, but without extreme rigidity. The kind of person who pulls out a surprise long after you assume you have them all figured out.
2D8HP
2024-01-17, 12:04 PM
Oh sorry, I didn’t get that all of those personality traits we’re supposed to be for just one character!
From that list I’d recommend:
Backround: Archeologist (from Tomb of Annihilation) or Scholar
Class: Rogue (maybe multiclass with Fighter), second choice: Wizard
Subclass: Thief or Swashbuckler (from Sword Coast
Adventurer's Guide and Xanathar's Guide to Everything)
tKUUNK
2024-01-17, 03:38 PM
Oh sorry, I didn’t get that all of those personality traits we’re supposed to be for just one character!
From that list I’d recommend:
Backround: Archeologist (from Tomb of Annihilation) or Scholar
Class: Rogue (maybe multiclass with Fighter), second choice: Wizard
Subclass: Thief or Swashbuckler (from Sword Coast
Adventurer's Guide and Xanathar's Guide to Everything)
yeah, rogue was my second leaning, right behind cleric. So maybe we're converging on something here.
NecessaryWeevil
2024-01-18, 07:08 PM
Abjurer Wizard?
However...what if you played against type - always more fun for me?
Keep those personality traits, and play an Abyssal Tiefling Wild Magic Sorceror. The randomness of the race and class might contrast interestingly with the methodical personality.
Your powers are highly unpredictable - and it frustrates the heck out of your PC!
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