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Chaotic Evil is actually dead, as Yunru already pointed out! (Killed by Steeldragons)

Lawful Good 18 Neutral Good 22 Chaotic Good 21 Lawful Neutral 18 Neutral 17 Chaotic Neutral 8 Lawful Evil 21 Neutral Evil 21 Chaotic Evil 14 Edit: -3 to Chaotic Evil because it is too disruptive (and turns against itself most of the time) +1 to Neutral Good because I like to be good...

Dwarf 11 Elf 5 Half-elf 12 Half-orc 4 Human 13 Since I value finesse over brute strength I attempt to save the elf and bash the half-orc

Thanks for pitching in!  I found this online: How to kill a Tarrasque – it’s hilarious! https://www.cs.cmu.edu/~dkb1/dnd/tarrasque.txt

Dwarf 22 Elf 18 (+1) Gnome 5 (-3) Half-elf 24 Half-orc 19 Halfling 14 Human 24 Edit: Now, that the sub-races are eliminated, I’m fine with the elf! That said, I voted against(stomped on) the gnome because they feel a bit like dwarves with arcane magic…

A swashbuckler can easily created by choosing battle-master (dex) fighter – probably with the duelist or duel-wilder fighting style and the right maneuvers. And I would see a gladiator as a champion fighter, with a feat to get access to some maneuvers as well to keep it interesting. Perhaps a...

Seems we will hear a victory song after all...

The numbers should be: Dragonborn 15 Drow 2 Dwarf 21 Eladrin 20 Elf 17 Gnome 15 Half-elf 23 Half-orc 21 Halfling 20 Human 23 Tiefling 20 ...because post #14 got somehow forgotten!

Dragonborn 14 Drow 8 Dwarf 21 Eladrin 20 Elf 17 Gnome 18 Half-elf 23 Half-orc 21 Halfling 20 Human 21 Tiefling 20 -3 to the Dragonborn, because while I’m not against them, I don’t like them to be in core. And +1 for Human, because they can breed with the most other races…

Bard 4 Druid 0 Fighter 11 Rogue 12 Anyway, the Rogue grabs a potion of healing (+1) and backstabs the tree-hugging Druid to death (-3).

I think the correct count should be: Bard 4 Druid 2 Fighter 11 Rogue 11 ...because the Fighter got a downvote earlier.

You left out the Human too! Think he should be included.

And since someone asked me for tips on constructs, I have got some experience in… …how to fight Golems: The weak spot of most constructs is their lack of real intelligence / perception. A Golem does only what it is programmed to do, if it isn’t somehow remote controlled. So usually Golems only...

How to fight giants Well, as I’m talking about alternative approaches here, I suggest not to fight but to impress the giants! And when I say impress, I don’t mean entertaining them (which you could do with juggling, magic tricks, music or the like) and which could buy you time…. a giant is...

How to fight Hydras: We continue our little sequel with the Hydra. Hydras can be tricky opponents as well. Many regenerating heads! Got an idea how to tackle them?! Well how about this: You make sure the beast can understand you – a tongues spell should do it. Then you raise your hands and call...

How to fight Beholders: After our first installment dealing with red dragons, we take a look at another dreaded iconic monster: the beholder. Now I prefer a beholder over a dragon any time – the reason is simple: you can run away from a beholder (you don’t get that chance with an air-born...

Unusual ways to fight monsters [not totally serious]… How to fight red Dragons The Person who slays a dragon – especially a red one – is often celebrated as a hero. In my opinion the killing of a single dragon is – apart from the danger to your own life – quite futile and ineffective. In the...

I voted for moderate. It becomes easy, if the party has a ranger or druid with them, but may be deadly without.

Bard 11 Cleric 10 Druid 13 Fighter 19 Rogue 23 Paladin 18 Wizard 8 Sorry for no colors: Wizard +1, Bard -3 Because I hate to see a Charisma caster chosen over an Int- caster. Heck the Bard can multi-class the old fashioned way, if he wants to live...

I have no tattoos myself, but I know a gamer girl that has a big tattoo of Drizzt and his panther on her shoulder blade. And another who plans to get a D20 as a tattoo…