Bard without stereotypes. Because I love the roleplaying aspect of the game. And I can pretty much help my friends easily
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While it used to be arcane trickster rogue, I recently played a Paladin and was amazed by the power of smite.
Even though they can be a bit one dimensional, I love playing a barbarian. The ridiculous stuff you can get away with with a high strength is just too silly to pass up.
I'm a big fan of sorcerers; it gives me a nice balance of having fun spells to use while not having to manage which ones I've "prepared." My first character was a half elf draconic bloodline sorcerer, and I had a ton of fun playing him.
I have been stuck in the DM role in the past few campaigns I've played, so I guess I enjoy that role 😅
I've played maybe a dozen characters, but the one I always want to go back to is my DND4 runepriest. I'm not sure why, I don't think DND4 is particularly good, but that class just felt so fun for me
I don't know how you or your table feels about third party stuff but Indestructoboy has a a Runekeeper for 5e that is heavily influenced by the 4e one (I've never played 4e so I can't verify this myself.) It looks very awesome and you might like it. It is not free but you can download a preview of the whole thing for free from the dmsguild site (so basically free).
That looks awesome for sure! We were thinking about starting a fresh 5e campaign so I'm gonna look into this some more and maybe make one, thanks for posting this
I first played a druid in World of Warcraft, and the druids in DND are even better. I try to shake things up a bit by making clerics or themed druids (spore is a fun one).
Just started playing as a semi homebrew druid Golden Retriever that can "tame shape" into a human and has "speak with people" "lay hands" is now "pet me" and there's also "healing bark'
It's been an absolute blast.
Omg I love that, what a fun idea.