What DnD Character Are You Choosing?

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Choose Your DnD Role

  • Cleric 4%
  • Wizard 25%
  • Artificer 4%
  • Bard 24%
  • Paladin 4%
  • Rogue 8%
  • Ranger 4%
  • Druid 16%
  • Barbarian 10%
  • Monk 2%

Total votes: 51

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In this silly little life of existential terrors and delights we are given many roles by others. But somewhere out there alternate versions of us are committing mightier deeds and dastardly little pranks for the fun of it.

WHO ARE YOU?




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I really like rogues and lean into that a lot in RPGs but I went with druid because aminals :3
John 14:27
Peace I leave with you; my peace I give you.
I do not give to you as the world gives.
Do not let your hearts be troubled
and do not be afraid.

she/her | team monkeys | #unclassified




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Obligatory bard because. Well I basically am one
Pants are an illusion. And so is death.




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I would just be an artificer because I love magic and I've always been interested in it
Kai: 'I mean... considering I'm...'
Cinder: 'The crown prince?'
Kai: 'Not bragging! Just a fact!'
(used to be NotReallyHuman)

yuuki | They/Them




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Rouge, but sometimes I act more like a bard in terms of... charisma while playing D&D




SNEAK ATTACK




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Bard being the most chosen option is so fitting for a writing site
spot~pebble~peb~pebb~
in any order
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perhaps i can make something of this unreality...
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no warlock hmmmmmmmmmmmmm am i a joke to you lol



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