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( Sorry it took so long to reply.. Been busy with my new job. ) Sent from my LGLS665 using EN World mobile app

Outlander background seems to kinda fit.. My character doesn't particularly enjoy being in towns, but he knows that there will be a fair amount of time he might have to spend in a town.. Sent from my LGLS665 using EN World mobile app

doctorbadwolf I have an idea for my character's background.. He was cast out from His group for a vicious crime he didn't commit, but instead of seeking revenge for his bruised honor, he strikes out on his own. He tries to be honorable, but sometimes he can't fight his chaotic, wolfish...

Ugh.. It has been so long since I've played.. I can't even remember how to start to set up my character. I feel overwhelmed. But I know once I start on my character, it should become much easier.

I agree, goblins should speak Gobbledygook. Plus, its fun to say the word.. "Gobbledygook". Gobbledygook, gobbledygook! Lol

Oh My Gosh.. 😀 Its a near PERFECT representation of how I envisioned my character! Thankyou for the link, Doctorbadwolf!

Feel free to PM me the information. I have posted 5 times now. So that should be allowed. Right?

Thank you. How much variety is there between say, 3rd and 5th editions, as far as language goes?

It does help. I looked up the Grimlocks "Keen Hearing and Smell" ability and you are correct. My character would fit more with that ability. Thank you

Thank you for such a warm welcome, Kobold Stew! Could you explain what you refer to as 'language from previous editions'? Did I use any in my starting thread post? Thank you.

Hello, I'm new to this site. And, Admittedly, it has been roughly 8 years or so since I made a D&D character. I am wanting to make a character that is a Wolfborn, but also a Ranger. I would like for my character to be able to transform into a humanoid in order to use the bow. I think it...