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Sword World RPG is being criminally underrated in the scope of it's influence here. Given that it's essentially the blueprint of the JRPG market.

"The Cult of Drench-Oyster fighting the were-raven elves again." Copper half hears while still grazing over the buffet. "Tell us more about this vault filled with diamonds?" Copper ain't one for no fancy history book learnin. History: 1D20-1 = [2]-1 = 1

Copper can go for ranged combat, to be fair. At this point he hasn't used any feats to specialize, and weapon mastery can be swapped out every day. Might have to get him some hand crossbows eventually to keep up with the ranged act, but thats just some gold (or treasure)

Lets see if I remember this right: Copper * AC:14 * HP:24/24 * HD(d8): 3/3 * PasPrc:14 * Cloud's Jaunt(LR) 2/2 (medium)

I've played a barbarian or two, all you have to do is play aggressively. Full-throttle. There isn't enough time in a one-shot for them to get boring.

Copper is lean for a Goliath. And while a bit young, is still noticeably bigger than most humans and orcs. Loose clothes and refurbished weapons give the impression of someone, who if not outright poor, lives a life that could be generously described as 'frugal'. Nobody is quite sure how such...

Copper, Goliath Thief.

Ok, I got a Goliath Assassin almost entirely ready to go for whatever.

A quick game does sound fun. I haven't played most of the 2024 classes yet, so hopefully they will all feel fresh. Maybe a Rogue?

"It's just as well that we go together, I can mask everyone, but only if they stay close to me." Dandin remarks as he thinks back to his training. In particular the one night where he got caught sneaking a pie away from the kitchen because he didn't stay close to the other students. "At any...

"Being invisible might not be the best thing to do then." Dandin speculates. "I can hide our footfalls and our scents. And if nobody else can see in the dark, Ol'Sooty can." Dandin can cast Pass Without Trace, which should be better than Invisibility for scouting, I hope someone knows how to...

I'll believe it when I see it, in print that is. This is the 3rd time they have tried it, and already the same disapprovals that ended up scrapping the class last time are spreading. Good luck to the people wishing for it to pass the bar for approval, but that is an infamously hard check to beat.

Dandin hops back on Ol Sooty's back now that Sir Isteval has a proper mount, and gives the bear some proper ear scritches. "We don't mind carrying on for a bit." I guess the lamp has been lit! It took me forever to remember the formatting on Code Cyote and I think it still might be wrong. Ol...

Well, Dandin doesn't need a short rest and should be fairly good at scouting.

There will always be people, who whenever you hand them a hammer, will view every problem as a nail. But that is not the problem you are having. The problem you are having is that the bell curve you are looking at is so large you can't see past the horizon. When examining the 800lbs gorilla...

It happened before, it can happen again. The Order of Scribes was once a Artificer Subclass. After being redesigned for the Wizard, it became one of the more popular Wizard Schools: Absolutely oozing with flavor, and good enough mechanics to make you feel like you weren't loosing out by not...

Reanimator Artificer with modular Construct companion is the core of what I wanted... for the Necromancer Wizard subclass.

Dandin hops off of Ol'Sooty's back to give a series of hand gestures and a nod to the bear. In turn, the bear walks up from behind Sir Isteval, nuzzling the arm above his bad leg so that the Knight has an excuse to lean on someone for a bit. "I think Ol'Sooty has taken a bit of a liking to...

"Of course. Happy to help!" Dandin cheerfully replies and pets Ol' Sooty on the head. "Doubt we'll be needing horses anyway."