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Message: <blockquote data-quote="- Craig -" data-source="post: 6083678" data-attributes="member: 6705785">Hello Folks, my names Craig and I've only just recently started playing Dungeons and Dragons 4th Edition. I've already had a few gaming sessions with a local role-playing group and I'm really starting to get into it, unfortunately most of the rules just go over my head, but it's still a good laugh and a lot of fun. I've been playing a War-forged Artificer alongside my fellow role-players who are playing a Human Paladin, Elven Bard, Pixie Shaman and a Dragon-born Warlock. However the Dungeon Master has suggested that since I really want to run up and bash things to death during an encounter, that I might be better of playing a Barbarian, Monk or Ranger. So he gave me a quick look at each class and their powers, and in the end I decided to go with the Barbarian, I like the rage concept. Now while the Dungeon Master is a font of wisdom and has been nothing but helpful, I can't help but sense that my constant questions and need for help are wearing him thin. I know that the campaign we're doing right now is rather big and so far we've been moving along fairly quickly which I feel is putting additional pressure on the Dungeon Master. So to that end I went to the local library and rented out the Players Handbook's 1-3 for 4th Edition in hopes of building a Barbarian and saving the Dungeon Master from going through it with during our next session in a weeks time. So I'm looking through the Handbook's now and unfortunately I can't really tell the good from the bad. I know that other members of the party are very role-playing savvy and have had hands on experience with Dungeons and Dragons for years now. It seems that they've min-maxed their characters, know all the little tricks and they seem to have an uncanny knowledge to whenever the Dungeon Master is up to something.So with all that in mind, I would very much like to build a hard as nails, unstoppable Barbarian that can pull his own weight, and I would like to ask the seasoned Veterans of EN-World to help me out.Additional InformationThe Barbarian Starts at level 10Starts With a Free Magic Executioner's Axe</blockquote>

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