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Cleric Order Domain 10 Druid Circle of Stars 8 Fighter Rune Knight 10 - 2 = 8 Warlock The Genie 10 + 1 = 11

Cleric Order Domain 14 Druid Circle of Stars 16 + 1 = 17 Druid Circle of Wildfire 10 Fighter Rune Knight 16 - 2 = 14 Ranger Fey Wanderer 10 Warlock The Genie 10

Cleric Order Domain 19 Druid Circle of Stars 18 + 1 = 19 -- Hadn't really looked at it before, but there are some interesting abilities here. Druid Circle of Wildfire 16 Fighter Rune Knight 16 - 2 = 14 -- Cool runic powers should not be tied to being "Giant-Man." Paladin Oath of the Watchers 5...

Artificer Armorer 11 Cleric Order Domain 19 Cleric Twilight Domain 4 + 1 = 5 -- I was looking at making one of these. Druid Circle of Stars 18 Druid Circle of Wildfire 20 Fighter Rune Knight 22 - 2 = 20 -- why are runes tied to growth-spurt-folk? Paladin Oath of the Watchers 9 Ranger Fey...

Artificer Armorer 15 + 1 = 16 (and I fixed the name) Cleric Order Domain 21 Cleric Twilight Domain 7 Druid Circle of Stars 21 Druid Circle of Wildfire 20 Fighter Rune Knight 20 - 2 = 18 Paladin Oath of the Watchers 17 Ranger Fey Wanderer 18 Warlock The Genie 17

Like some of the other posters, I am playing a goliath in a Rime of the Frostmaiden campaign. Mine is a paladin (now level 4, Oath of Devotion). He worships Lathander/Amaunator. I haven't seen any others play goliaths, though I've an admittedly small sample size.

Artificer Armorer 24 Artificer Battle Smith 24 Barbarian Path of the Beast 21 Bard College of Eloquence 5 n Cleric Order Domain 24 Cleric Twilight Domain 21 Druid Circle of Stars 23 Druid Circle of Wildfire 23 Fighter Rune Knight 25 Monk Way of Mercy 10 Paladin Oath of Glory 16 Paladin Oath of...

Artificer Armorer 24 Artificer Battle Smith 24 Barbarian Path of the Beast 21 Bard College of Eloquence 11 Cleric Order Domain 24 Cleric Twilight Domain 21 Druid Circle of Stars 25 Druid Circle of Wildfire 23 Fighter Rune Knight 25 - 2 = 23 Monk Way of Mercy 10 Paladin Oath of Glory 16 Paladin...

Artificer Armorer 24 Artificer Battle Smith 24 + 1 = 25 -- It's the Artificer my wife is playing; love the construct companion, really like the +Int to magic weapons Barbarian Path of the Beast 21 Bard College of Creation 11 Bard College of Eloquence 10 Cleric Order Domain 22 Cleric Peace Domain...

Artificer Armorer 25 Artificer Battle Smith 24 Barbarian Path of the Beast 21 Bard College of Creation 12 Bard College of Eloquence 14 Cleric Order Domain 22 Cleric Peace Domain 13 Cleric Twilight Domain 26 Druid Circle of Stars 24 Druid Circle of Wildfire 22 Fighter Rune Knight 25 - 2 = 23 I...

Artificer Armorer 22 Artificer Artillerist 14 Artificer Battle Smith 23 Barbarian Path of the Beast 20 Bard College of Creation 18 Bard College of Eloquence 20 Cleric Order Domain 22 Cleric Peace Domain 20 Cleric Twilight Domain 22 Druid Circle of Spores 11 - 2 = 9 Druid Circle of Stars 21 Druid...

Artificer Alchemist 11 Artificer Armorer 22 Artificer Artillerist 18 Artificer Battle Smith 21 Barbarian Path of the Beast 20 Bard College of Creation 20 Bard College of Eloquence 20 Cleric Order Domain 21 Cleric Peace Domain 20 Cleric Twilight Domain 21 Druid Circle of Spores 15 --> 13 Druid...

A couple of house rules: Ability Scores: At each level where you would normally choose two scores to improve, instead all scores improve. This is in part to prevent the defenses from becoming too lopsided. It also allows for a decent progression of AC even among those few light-armor characters...

There is a little GM Plot going on. I was pretty much semi-railroading them through the introduction stuff. Or at least, I knew what I needed to introduce for the overall framework of the campaign and I made sure to intrude with those leads. A lot of the rest is player-driven, though. I always...

Rogue allies (or, more precisely, rogue-target-enemies) have nothing to do with the situation. If the rogue is hidden from the enemy, Dodge does nothing. It doesn't impose disadvantage on the rogue's attack because the Dodge action says: "When you take the Dodge action, . . . any attack roll...

I don't know if this was addressed in the pages or time between then and now, but this isn't entirely true. The "a single thing that causes disadvantage ..." part at the end is correct, but the "preventing advantage from hidden enemies attacking by taking the dodge action" part is not correct...

I, too, never quite stopped playing 4e, though I did take an extended hiatus. I am resuming (and will be concluding) the "our group's playtest" campaign that started when 4e was released. I even have a thread about it. (The thread is still in its infancy.)

A note on setting and a summary of early levels: The party is playing in the Nentir Vale/Points of Light setting, to which I added a "touchstone" city, called Bomire, which is located at the mouth of the river that flows south through Nerath. It has (or had) a real Freeport/Mos Eisley feel (city...

After just over a year-long hiatus, my small group of players and I have resumed play of our long-running 4e epic campaign. We started this campaign just after the release of 4e, and it was at the time our "playtest" campaign -- as in "let's play this new edition and see if we like it." After...

Well, current trend in conversations aside, I am the same sort of crazy as the OP. Just last week, my group restarted an epic 4e campaign that had been on hiatus for a year or so. I think this will be the "final push," taking the characters from 28-30 and resolving some epic destinies. I (as the...