Hey, my guy's fat. I might triple their salary to act as a decoy, just so I can get away.Sure you can. However, at the start of this adventure you are being chased by a thousand angry natives. So, you would have to triple their salary to keep them from fleeing.
I got nothing. Feel free to improvise on my behalf.If you post an image for you character with your character sheet I will use it to make an icon for the maps. If you want something different or want me to choose please let me know.
I just made mine up. I wanted a fairly tall, overweight character. Human beings come in all shapes in sizes and it doesn't have a mechanical impact unless you get ridiculously large or small, so I figured what the heck. *shrug*Where do you find the height and weight info (assuming you roll for it)? or do you just make that up? Thanks
Apparently it does not accept anything but numbers and tolerates no spaces.angelicdoctor wrote:Have you good folks had some trouble using the Character Form for multi-class PCs? I cannot successfully create the ratio, i.e. 4/3 in the form.
Age is on page 12-13 of DMGSlighted wrote:Where do you find the height and weight info (assuming you roll for it)? or do you just make that up? Thanks.
)Yeah making it up is fine as long as it is reasonable (no 12' tall humans). If you want guidance or want to leave it to the dice the tables are on pg 102 of the DMG.Slighted wrote:Where do you find the height and weight info (assuming you roll for it)? or do you just make that up? Thanks.
The major down side is that you are proficient with fewer weapons, thus you have less of a chance at getting a magic weapon that you can use with out a penalty. However, the bonuses you get for the specialization balance that out...at least until you find that Sword of Sharpness and it turns out to be a type you are not proficient with.Slighted wrote:I didn't know if there was an in-game downside or OOC complications for a new guy, but I'll take it!
