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<blockquote data-quote="doctorbadwolf" data-source="post: 8465160" data-attributes="member: 6704184">Specifically I’m thinking of the somewhat cinematic take on the characters presented in the Hamilton musical.&nbsp; &nbsp;I keep turning a poor orphan immigrant revolutionary PC over in my head, inspired by the titular character of the play, and I’m curious.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;Let’s say you have to pick a 5e published setting, and use official options if possible.&nbsp; &nbsp;Hamilton as an Eloquence Bard with a few Rogue levels, or just a Mastermind Rogue? &nbsp;Lafeyette the Swashbuckler Rogue/Battlemaster Fighter?&nbsp; &nbsp;I’m thinking Eberron is perfect for a story of revolution that will be recognizable to a modern audience who grew up on stories of early modern revolutions. With Xendrik you could even use Stormreach as your American stand in, basically taking the place of both New York and the colonies in general.&nbsp; &nbsp;Any thoughts?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="doctorbadwolf, post: 8465160, member: 6704184"] Specifically I’m thinking of the somewhat cinematic take on the characters presented in the Hamilton musical. I keep turning a poor orphan immigrant revolutionary PC over in my head, inspired by the titular character of the play, and I’m curious. Let’s say you have to pick a 5e published setting, and use official options if possible. Hamilton as an Eloquence Bard with a few Rogue levels, or just a Mastermind Rogue? Lafeyette the Swashbuckler Rogue/Battlemaster Fighter? I’m thinking Eberron is perfect for a story of revolution that will be recognizable to a modern audience who grew up on stories of early modern revolutions. With Xendrik you could even use Stormreach as your American stand in, basically taking the place of both New York and the colonies in general. Any thoughts? [/QUOTE]

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