Bill Zebub
“It’s probably Matt Mercer’s fault.”
My half-orc barbarian is pretty strong. Rank, even. Maybe fetid.
D&D 5E Give me your strongest characters
TarionzCousin
Second Most Angelic Devil Ever
I ran a 3.5E campaign where one character had an Urban Druid with a 7 Charisma. She said that was partly due to her near-permanent residence in the city's sewers.
niklinna
satisfied?
Looks like somebody's been playing Project Gorgon!I ran a 3.5E campaign where one character had an Urban Druid with a 7 Charisma. She said that was partly due to her near-permanent residence in the city's sewers.
As I've mostly been the DM throughout my years of playing D&D, I've only had the opportunity to run three PCs since 3.0/3.5 came out. Of those, Jace Syngaard is my overall most powerful, as he made it all the way to 20th level as a fighter and retired when we finished that campaign. But my most physically powerful is my current PC, Jhasspok the lizardfolk 3 / barbarian 3 / fighter 9, who's currently sporting a 24 Strength.
Johnathan
Johnathan
Ancalagon
Dusty Dragon
The strongest character concept I've designed could, in theory reach 58 strength for a short period of time.
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Yoon Suin: a GLOG clockwork golem player character.
In the Yellow City, the art of Golemology is highly advanced. Clockwork golems are a somewhat recent development. Many are simple, somewha...
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Paul Smart
Explorer
Smiling Sam AKA The Happy Assassin, AKA The Laughing Assassin, AKA The Smiling Assassin. CN Halfling. Loves his poison. Will kill anything that looks like a Kobolt or any sort of lizard (Kobolts looked liked lizards back in the day.) Started out LG, got captured by Kobolds and tortured. Went insane (Changed to CN). Under current rules, he would be a Fighter / Rogue. He was the second character I ever played, back in the old Red Boxed set days. I have remade him for every edition just for fun. He is a recurring NPC in any game I run.
