What class do you think Finn is? I'd say barbarian.
>bear hat >little to no armor, tanks damage through absurdly high durability and pain threshold >sword, but no board >screams all the time >raised by dogs >intimidated a skeleton into doing the splits once >great hair
Kevin Clark
If you're doing 5e, he's a Lawful Good barbarian with a shit-ton of magic items, blessings, and short-term enchantments.
He also has really good rogue skills [Acrobatics, Stealth, etc]
Nathaniel Young
>He also has really good rogue skills So he's Conan the barbarian?
Sebastian Scott
Nah, Champion Fighter, which is the Barbarian's Fighter. He's got way too many skill variances for him to be Barbarian. He's more rounded, which necessitates feats and skills.
Jose Hill
I honestly think hes working in a classless system.
He relies a lot on equipment and items rather then any of his own skills; he's carried by his swords just as much as he carries them.
Landon Turner
I think he has a bit of paladin.
Lincoln Adams
He also has a lich nemesis
Kevin Harris
Pretty much. He can't be a Fighter, he never wears armor. >No armor, no magic
He likes to think he's a paladin, but lets be honest, he's a barbarian.
Blake Collins
>It's another "we attempt to pigeonhole a character in fiction into D&D's archaic class system and alignments that try to treat things like character motivations like game mechanics".
Angel Bell
Could be Gladiator, that'd give him the free weapon proficiencies and allow him to spend shit elsewhere.
real trouble is the singing. Might have to be a dual-class Barbarian/Bard or gladiator/bard?
that's just martials in a caster system all over really.
Jackson Gutierrez
Besides 5e, which got its personality-as-mechanic shit from decidedly non-D&D sources, when has D&D treated character motivations as game mechanics?
If you mean alignment, OD&D alignment (the most "archaic" form of it) literally referred to whether you were allied with a certain side in a cosmic war between order and chaos, and that was it.
John Thompson
can't be a paladin - he's really quite epically shit at detecting evil.
>Flame Princess >Marceline >LSP >magic man >that entire city of theives >PB
Kayden Ross
LSP is CN, Flame Princess is LG [prove me wrong], Marceline is CN [leaning CE], Magic Man I'll grant you is CE, and PB is LN.
And a cute
Nicholas Lopez
>Besides 5e, which got its personality-as-mechanic shit from decidedly non-D&D sources, when has D&D treated character motivations as game mechanics? >not tricking your player group into using Unknown Armies or Numenera's system by telling them it's "pathfinder" >not being a chaotic good GM
why bother even running games?
Henry Peterson
Let me guess, respectively they are: >LE >TN >CE >CN >CE >LE
Kevin Martinez
Well, perhaps "game mechanics" is the wrong phrasing, but rather it tries to "calculate" a character's stance in the world with a chart, and considering how many arguments alignments cause, it's never done its job.
With that being said, I kinda agree that if you want to play someone like Finn, Barbarian is fairly close. It's just when its "Oh, character did this so he should actually be this" or "No, character did this so his alignment should be this" is when it gets absolutely fucking stupid.
Isaiah Adams
FP was supposed to be CE to begin with.
Marcie is literally heir to a fucking realm of evil (though honestly was a pretty rocking paladin when she was still human, staked all the vamps and didn't afraid of anything)
Pic related is LSP's personal motto, so CE.
MM is oddly enough probably CN - basically a full on No Sense of Right or Wrong wizard
city of theives was dick ass thieves: the city, so CE.
PB is so CE she's probably most likely gonna end up running the negaverse after killing marcie.
John Robinson
He's not a Magic-User, so by process of elimination he must be a Fighting-Man.
William Mitchell
Flame Princess is Lawful Good. She took over a realm of evil, and IMMEDIATELY make lying and being a dick illegal. Then she got into a relationship with Neutral Good Cinnamon Bun.
And PB is LN. She's generally benevolent [and thus Good] and does whatever she needs to to defend her reign and kingdom, no matter how fucked up.
Given she was born in a post-apocalyptic wasteland, kiiiiiinda hard to blame her. Still keeps her from being LG though.
Chase Thompson
bardbarian
Jeremiah Lopez
>50964258 >bear hat >little to no armor, tanks damage through whining >sword, but no board >screams all the time Neutral Selfish Hipster/Weeaboo
Jordan Walker
He is a paladin, he says so in one episode actually he is classless because he is a character and not class
Logan Diaz
I can never tell if PB is supposed to be Princess Bubblegum or Peppermint Butler.
Asher Garcia
Yeah im confused as well
Carson Wright
Peppermint Butler transcends alignment.
Jeremiah Torres
also a wizard
Logan Perry
He aint no wizard He aint wearing no wizard dress
Ayden Ward
If he's a wizard then where is his monocle? It is a well known fact that all wizards wear monocles.
Also pretty sure fin is a combat focused bard
> fights with a sword >acrobatic >sings and plays flute >kissed a bunch of princess
Benjamin Reyes
PB is bubblegum. Peppermint Butler is always abbreviated Pepbutt.
Jacob Scott
Peppermint is True Evil
Evan Price
What about Gunther?
Lincoln Jackson
Actually a CE lovecraftian being who predates the universe and almost killed God. Who knew?