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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Morrus" data-source="post: 7581622" data-attributes="member: 1">Inspired by some stuff Cam Banks was tweeting last night. Just for fun, how would you make each of the Dragonlance heroes (a) at the start of the Chronicles and (b) at the peak of their powers?Here’s what Cam suggested:<a href="https://twitter.com/boymonster/status/1108514046565703680?s=20" target="_blank">https://twitter.com/boymonster/status/1108514046565703680?s=20</a>I’d make them all 5th level to start with. You _could_ start the classic War of the Lance story with 1st level characters, or even 3rd level, but I like 5th. Original AD&D modules had Raistlin at 3rd, Tanis 5th, Caramon at 6th! All over the place.Tanis Half-Elven, ready to start the Classic modules in 5e: NG male half-elf fighter (battle master) 5. This is an easy one. Alert feat, archery fighting style, commander’s strike, rally, precision strike. Background? I’d go with Caravan Specialist (variant of Outlander).Caramon Majere, another easy one. LG male human fighter (champion) 5. Give him the mercenary veteran background,  Sentinel feat, Protection fighting style. Perfect compliment for his wizard brother, who he’s used to fighting alongside.Goldmoon. In 5e, she’s a LG female human cleric (Life) 5. Mishakal’s definitely a Life goddess. When she starts out, she needs her staff to cast any spells at all, but it comes with a lot of high-level slots she can use.After the first adventure, she doesn’t need the staff any more, and uses her own medallion of faith like other DL clerics. For some readers, she wasn’t as interesting after then, but that’s when I felt she came into her own.Noble background, too. Just because she’s the daughter of a chief of a barbarian tribe, doesn’t mean she’s not a princess in her own right. In the modules it even suggests players use Riverwind as her henchman!</blockquote>

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