Previously on /5eg/: What was the first 5E character you ever played?
Brandon Hughes
>What was the first 5E character you ever played? A half elf phoenix sorc, still playing him. I really fucking love the character
Nolan Brown
>What was the first 5E character you ever played? High-DEX Lizardfolk Barbarian that liked to sneak around and surprise rage enemies.
Isaac Baker
>What was the first 5E character you ever played?
Tiefling Bard. Still playing him. Loads of fun.
What are some incredibly useless and boring monsters and how can we make them not useless and boring anymore?
For example, I don't see the point of Twig Blights and Awakened Bushes both being in the game. An awakened bush is just that, but a twig blight can have some work done on it so it's not such a boring waste of page space.
Aaron Nelson
Variant Human Eldritch Knight, dual-wielding, ritual casting. Purposeful ripoff of Geralt of Rivia made for a Witcher-inspired campaign by me, who knows nothing about Witcher.
Dylan Collins
The first 5e character I played was a wood elf monk. He was an "only sane man"-type character and while he made for a good introduction to the game, I've enjoyed branching out and playing characters that fall outside my usual comfort zone.
John Taylor
I played a boring-ass Human Fighter+Rogue (Battlemaster+Assassin). I did love gibbing things with an action surged ambush though.
Henry Long
>twig blight Make refluffed versions of them spawn from damage off treants and stuff.
Asher Ward
>What was the first 5E character you ever played? Currently playing my first campaign ever, he's a Half-orc Barbarian smith with a penchant for kicking in doors to the point where the DM has threatened to make one explode if he keeps doing it.
Charles Cook
>What was the first 5E character you ever played?
Fiendlock who'd accidentally made a pact with Zuggtmoy after a magical mushroom high rocketed her soul into Shedaklah.
Fun character, horrifying to fight, throwing acid and shit all over the place.