Nahat Anoj
First Post
These are the race/class combos that most interest me right now:
Dwarf Fighter
Tiefling Warlord
Elf Ranger
Human Cleric
Halfling Ranger
Dwarf Fighter
Tiefling Warlord
Elf Ranger
Human Cleric
Halfling Ranger
D&D 4E What will be your first 4E character?
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Moon-Lancer
First Post
elf or dragonborn ranger using archery
Zaruthustran
The tingling means it’s working!
Dragonborn Fighter, multiclass with Warlord. Spear and shield. Essentially Leonidas from 300, with scales. 
After that, I'd like to give all these a try:
Half-Elf Warlock (infernal pact)
Tiefling Paladin, multi with Warlock (fey pact)
Dwarf Cleric, multi with Warlock (star pact)
Yeah, I want to check out Warlock.
After that, I'd like to give all these a try:
Half-Elf Warlock (infernal pact)
Tiefling Paladin, multi with Warlock (fey pact)
Dwarf Cleric, multi with Warlock (star pact)
Yeah, I want to check out Warlock.
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Fallen Seraph
First Post
Tiefling Barbarian (with Sorcerer Training) (when PHB II comes out). This Tiefling has learned to harness the internal rage and power within herself; formed from her ancestral heritage to great affect.
When she enters into combat and rage takes her, the uncontrollable energies within her expand and explode outward in a show of force. As she strikes down foes with spinning twirls of her spear, her body gushes out torrents of wild-energy setting ablaze those around her.
When she enters into combat and rage takes her, the uncontrollable energies within her expand and explode outward in a show of force. As she strikes down foes with spinning twirls of her spear, her body gushes out torrents of wild-energy setting ablaze those around her.
White Tornado
Explorer
I'll probably start with an elven rogue, or a tiefling rogue. Then the other one. Then I'll play a elven warlock, and a tiefling warlock (or the other way around). After I've played these combinations of my favourite two classes and favourite two races, I'll play an eladrin, first a rogue, then a warlock. After that, an elven ranger, a tiefling ranger, and an eladrin ranger.
When anybody complains I'm playing the same type of character over and over again, I'll create a dull-witted dwarven fighter, attack anything that moves, and get it killed in, let's say, the second encounter of its first adventuring day ^_^
(some might say I'm one of those "specialist" players... which, of course, isn't true at all)
When anybody complains I'm playing the same type of character over and over again, I'll create a dull-witted dwarven fighter, attack anything that moves, and get it killed in, let's say, the second encounter of its first adventuring day ^_^
(some might say I'm one of those "specialist" players... which, of course, isn't true at all)
WhatGravitas
Explorer
Well, I usually DM - and as a player, I'm a "specialist" - with wizards.
But I totally want to try a rogue with some class training feats to crib some stuff from the wizard and the warlord.
Probably a dwarf.
Think General MacGyver!
Cheers, LT.
But I totally want to try a rogue with some class training feats to crib some stuff from the wizard and the warlord.
Probably a dwarf.
Think General MacGyver!
Cheers, LT.
