The incredible Hulk D&D 3.X stats?

[notjer]

Recently, I have looked into the character Hulk and because of my roleplay syndrom I want to know what he is like as a D&D 3.X character. I do not feel I have enough knowledge concerning the Hulk and therefore I hope someone here knows more about the Hulk and do not mind to work out a D&D character of the Hulk.

I hope someone will do it

 

[TheHeretic]

There's no Hulk in D&D. D&D is a (high) fantasy game.
Hulk does not fit D&D.
Any request made in this direction is wacky and makes no sense whatsoever and makes evryone go *facepalm*

 

[Dannyalcatraz]

Or makes someone like me post a link to Pun-Pun.

The most powerful character. EVER. - Wizards Community

 

[Asha'man]

The Hulk, in a direct convertion from the comics, would have to be homebrewed with some kind of shape-shifting and open-ended Rage powers. Pun-Pun certainly has nothing to do with it. As a conversion in spirit, I'd suggest a Troll Barbarian 20, possibly with some Hulking Hurler and/or War Hulk. (The names aside, the class features are very appropriate for the Hulk.) Spend his epic feats on Fast Healing and Epic Rage, and give him that feat from Savage Species that increases his strength when he takes a lot of damage from an attack. Sorry I can't be bothered to do a full stat-block, but this way you have a place to start.

 

[Rhun]

open-ended Rage powers.

Oh, The Hulk would be the perfect candidate for the Frenzied Berserker class!

 

[Walking Dad]

Oh, The Hulk would be the perfect candidate for the Frenzied Berserker class!

Did he ever slayed other heroes of his team-up in a fight?

 

[TheHeretic]

Did he ever slayed other heroes of his team-up in a fight?

No. He maybe one time injured his gf, but accidently, never willfully and she almost always calms him down almost instantly.

 

[the Jester]

I used the Hulk once, but he got killed while he was unconscious, so he never even got to really Hulk out!