Was really eyeing the Dragonborn, but wanted to be an awesome rogue and chose Half-Elf instead for the ability boost. Ripped an ogre’s head from its shoulders anyway. Carries party members on his back as a direwolf because he likes being a puppy.Īdvocated not to kill every slightly evil person the party comes across, but was ignored. Stacks his dice into a tower when it’s not his turn. Got overwhelmed with choices when creating his character and stress chose because he saw druids could shapeshift into cute animals.

Won’t tell the party cause he thinks it’s cool.Īn Elf Druid. Has killed an innocent man without the party noticing. Was bitten by a werewolf and is secretly turning evil. He needs to be blessed more than the rest of the party honestly, and if you piss him off and get killed he may or may not pray to his god to resurrect your character. Went out alone to seduce a Manticore with song at level 2, failed the roll, was one-shotted into unconsciousness, and almost died.Ī Half-Elf Cleric cause even in games he’s just running around as healing support for all the dumbassery the others pull. She’s afraid of not living up to her potential. The name of the merchant’s daughter from three quests ago? Ava. Since he can charm with ease of music, he’s done quite well…he just needs the dice to agree with him. He wants to use magic but also flirt with everything.

Probably went into great detail describing the color and pattern of his character’s fur during introduction. Things That Actually Happened In My Campaigns™Ī Tabaxi Bard. “Exo’s first characters if they ever played feat. So everyone knows how the first character you play as in D&D is meant to be most like yourself, right? Well, I present to you: Part of my crackhead saga in where I imagine the Exo members as characters in different universes they don’t belong in for no reason other than fun.

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