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<blockquote data-quote="Zardnaar" data-source="post: 9657825" data-attributes="member: 6716779">DM pitches a game. Level 12-15 but they're using pregenerated characters. DM has a clue and has equipped them reasonably well (2 very rare, two rares, several uncommons potentially 1 legendary each. Items make sense for the build but they're not power combo builds. Eg a wizard might have a staff of power and a wand of lightning but no +3/+2/+3 spell DC stacking combos (you might have 1 item).&nbsp; Using B33 as an example. Could be anything. Though. BG4 pitch. Option B is no game you don't get to play Level 12. Basic idea is reduced complexity vs play what you want.&nbsp;Astarion. Level 12 Rogue:thief. Gale: Level 12 Invoker.Halsin; Moon Druid 12Karlach; Level 12 Berzerker Barbarian Laezel: Level 12 Champion or Eldritch&nbsp; Knight. Jaheira. Level 12 Land DruidWyll. Level 12 fiendpact WarlockMinthara&nbsp; Level 12 Avenging Paladin. Shadowheart level 12 light or trickery clericMinsc: Level 12 beast master ranger.&nbsp;Something like that. Each character is condensed on a hand out detailing equipment, feats and class options chosen. You have to transfer it to a character sheet. Some builds may be multiclassed but you're still limited by what the DM has designed. &nbsp;For the most part you're free to play them however you like. There's no rail loaded backstory beyond pre selected back grounds/origins. There may be a campaign story so far if you're parachuting into a higher level AP but it's up to you how your selected character plays.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Zardnaar, post: 9657825, member: 6716779"] DM pitches a game. Level 12-15 but they're using pregenerated characters. DM has a clue and has equipped them reasonably well (2 very rare, two rares, several uncommons potentially 1 legendary each. Items make sense for the build but they're not power combo builds. Eg a wizard might have a staff of power and a wand of lightning but no +3/+2/+3 spell DC stacking combos (you might have 1 item). Using B33 as an example. Could be anything. Though. BG4 pitch. Option B is no game you don't get to play Level 12. Basic idea is reduced complexity vs play what you want. Astarion. Level 12 Rogue:thief. Gale: Level 12 Invoker. Halsin; Moon Druid 12 Karlach; Level 12 Berzerker Barbarian Laezel: Level 12 Champion or Eldritch Knight. Jaheira. Level 12 Land Druid Wyll. Level 12 fiendpact Warlock Minthara Level 12 Avenging Paladin. Shadowheart level 12 light or trickery cleric Minsc: Level 12 beast master ranger. Something like that. Each character is condensed on a hand out detailing equipment, feats and class options chosen. You have to transfer it to a character sheet. Some builds may be multiclassed but you're still limited by what the DM has designed. For the most part you're free to play them however you like. There's no rail loaded backstory beyond pre selected back grounds/origins. There may be a campaign story so far if you're parachuting into a higher level AP but it's up to you how your selected character plays. [/QUOTE]

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