>So how many of you have had a chance to play the xanathar's guide subclasses, and what did you think?
>Implying anyone on 5eg plays.
Elijah Peterson
What are some Underdark specific stories you've all done, /5eg/?
Parker Morris
I was going to play a Gloom Stalker after we finished the high level campaign we're in right now. Then I found out I'm going to move 7 hours away for work. Guess I can always just be one of those people who posts about the game without ever playing it...
Jack Lopez
I play unfortunately I'm stuck with 3.5 grogs that don't like 5e
Luis Williams
I also play I'm stuck with millenials that can't adhere to a schedule to save their lives
Dominic Bell
I have a weekly campaign with a group of friends I play in, and recently a bunch of randos contacted me and asked me to DM an introductory game for them - FLGS recommended me as the most experienced guy running D&D in town, which was a great fucking boost for my ego.
Brandon James
I'm gonna start a campaign myself for a few friends. They're all new to D&D but I feel like for certain classes I can't give a real good description of what they do to a beginner.
Does anyone got good summaries of what classes do that make them unique?
Nathaniel Moore
Barbarian: slap shit as as as you can while taking less damage Bard: be anything you wish to be while singing about it Cleric: become some God's bitch and do all sorts of magical shit Druid: reserved for your furry friends Fighter: have you ever wanted to be the most boring combat character? Monk: fist of the north star unless you pick 4 elements Paladin: DEUS LO VULT Ranger: track-o-matic Rogue: all sorts or stab or stealing activities Sorcerer: fart magic at your enemies Warlock: literally a magical girl Wizard: Sorcerer but better