D&D 5E What classes were the first 2 5e characters you actually made and played?

[J-H]

Polls are in vogue right now, so here you go.

Mine were monk (level 1-2, one-shot at FLGS) and then druid (3 or 4, land, similar).

 

[Tales and Chronicles]

Fighter and rogue, both Thief and Champion. No fuss, nothing fancy.

 

[pukunui]

I can't vote because both of my first two 5e characters were multiclassed, and you've only allowed us to pick two choices.

My very first PC was a halfling rogue/bard/sorcerer. I built her using the final Next playtest rules. When we transitioned to using the published 5e rules, I found she didn't quite play the same way due to various changes, so I retired her and brought in a half-elf paladin/fighter who made it all the way to level 20. (We were playing a Next/5e conversion of Age of Worms at the time.)

 

[Shardstone]

Eldritch Knight, then a Warlock.

 

[DND_Reborn]

Bard (MCed to Rogue) and Warlock (MCed to Sorcerer), both ended up 5/5 IIRC before we defeated Strahd.

 

[Hriston]

Do DMPCs count?

 

[Maxperson]

I played an Oath of the Ancients Paladin to 15th level and a Bladesinger Wizard to 10th.

 

[Shiroiken]

Second character probably shouldn't count, since he died in the first session. Wizard setup to become bladesinger, but the wild mage fireballed himself and me.

 

[Eltab]

Paladin of the Ancients - played to L9, became backup character (because I was asked to take over as DM) until L14.

Rogue1/Monk3 (Open Hand) for AL Season 1. Some of the other players in those modules may think he was all-Rogue or a Ranger due to my tactical choices.

 

[Oofta]

My first PC was a champion fighter. Next? Well, it was an elven monk so of course it died by the end of the first session.