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Goodness, there are rapids in mountains. Why can't there be dwarfs who're specialized experts in navigating those?

Yeah, the new rules make it very easy to have them be anything, but tradition places them so much with the mountains and underground...

They can be anything, especially with the new edition and backgrounds and such, but traditionally and more historically, they are...

Because my brain is a peculiar place, the following has been going on in it: Though Dwarves are most often associated with hills and...

That is a rather bold argument to make, considering some folks prefer characters who are subtle and swashbucklers never are.

If people are arguing that the swashbuckler doesn't work for D&D because it's largely an invention of fiction and stage combat, I have...

Dragon Magazine #301. The article was Campaign Components: Swashbucklers.

To me these differences, if a whole class was made, would be merely subclasses.

Things I’d want from a swashbuckler class; Speed comparable to the rogue and monk Very good with rapiers, scimitars, short swords...

Sword and buckler, with bonus action Charisma saving throws that can do various things, like taunt, fear, daring, boosting allies...

Just going to point out that Buckler is litterally in their name. Because the original ones used Bucklers. They removed them for the...

I hadn't thought of those at the time, but you're right they'd be what folks are familiar with now. I'm not sure how vast the...

The Swashbuckler can't be only a warrior without a heavy armor. An archetype has to offer enough variety for different subclasses. 7th...

Ugh. Now it should. What is it with links not wanting to copy?

Well, Poul Anderson's character is not technically the original, considering Charlemagne's Twelve Peers, but I get what you mean. I...