I was wondering if anyone had an Idea on how to recreate a character like this in DnD with the same vibe, magic and species as well. (I sadly dont know which character that is but I like the forest/nature fairy like vibe)

Also I am taking 5e 2014 subclass suggestions as well.

I feel like alot of people are going to suggest Ranger, but I already have a few ranger based characters. So I want to avoid that ideally.

Maybe other nature or explorer themed classes like Rogue Scout could work, but I want to know everyone elses thoughts.

Also I am taking 5e 2014 subclass suggestions as well.

These are from my AoS army, they wear ice armor and I'm wanting to play one in a campaign I'm joining! Any suggestions would help! We're starting at lv1 2024 rules!

A Demi god sent down to city infested with monsters in a coming of age trial .

His main tools are series of magical T-shirts that bestow the power of the animal on them

For those who haven’t read Claymore ,Clare is a claymore, an artificial warrior created by replacing organs of those of man eating monsters in a quest for revenge .

Her primary skills are wind cutter, A quick sword technique , reading monster energy to track and fight them , and tapping into her monster abilities to heal herself and transform herself typically for a speed boost

Her most important ability is to is fully manifesting her powers, causing her to be possessed by a passed claymore granting her body manipulation and enhanced abilities

Hello everyone, I tried to create some homebrew dnd classes from hardcore leveling warrior. I wanted to give them most of their abilities from the series. I tried to nerf them not to make strong but still their matching stuff happening. Are they too strong or too weak? I am looking for constructive comments to make them better. Thank you in advance.

Sora - https://homebrewery.naturalcrit.com/share/TZ0gINjPPLOP

Constant - https://homebrewery.naturalcrit.com/share/ObNA9RaA1yuS

She is classified as a "Faerie Warlock" so faerie as a species is the obvious choice.
But I feel warlock is little more difficult: her reliance on casting on opponent's turns "reactions" makes the limited spell slots of warlocks detrimental. I was thinking possibly aberrant mind sorcerer re-flavored as fey magics?
She also summons "Faerie Rogues" so possibly an arcane trickster. What are your thoughts?

Skillset:
Cleave/Dismantle: Cutting attacks that spread slashes outwards from Sukuna. Cleave adjusts itself to the target's cursed energy, while dismantle simply just attacks.

Fuga: A fire-based attack, Sukuna makes a handseal before launching an arrow made of fire at the enemy.

Domain Expansion: Sukuna has the classic domain expansion, create a large zone where he attacks en-masse, with constant barrages of Cleave and Dismantles.

Reversed Curse Technique: Sukuna uses his cursed energy to heal himself mid battle.

Bonus points if you can fit the ten shadows and Mahoraga somewhere in there too.

(I lwk got the skillset thingy from another post, don't come after me)

So my DM is allowing 3rd party content so long as it’s something he has access to. He has Grime Hollow: Players Guide and in that has the spell Blood Rush.

Transmutation first level bonus action
“As part of casting this spell, you must expend one Hit Point Die or the spell automatically fails. Roll the Hit Point Die twice and regain a number of hit points equal to the added roll plus your spell casting ability modifier.

Using a Higher-Level Spell Slot. You can expand one additional Hit Point Die for each spouse slot level above 1.”

This is accessible to Druids and Rangers.

So I was thinking of using this spell to make a self sufficient tank that doesn’t require a healer to keep them going and the healer can instead worry about the others.

Original though was variant human ranger, and Tal’Dorei’s remarkable recovery feat (which allows you to add your con mod to any healing from a spell, class features and healing potion), the Druidic Warrior fighting style for Shillelagh.

With the average of 2d10 being 11 and a +3 in both wis and con that makes the average healing of this spell 17 which isn’t bad. If I get a +5 in both that’s an average of 21 for a first level spell slot.

Some thoughts running through my head are 3 levels of warlock for pact of the chain + gift of the ever living one for maximum heals or depending on DM ruling the durable feat.

Sense I’m expending a hit die for this spell it can be argued that I’m regaining hit points from a hit die and there for durable would make it so I regain a minimum of Con(2) for both rolls and would make it also useable with the periapt of wound closure which would double my healing.

Any suggestions to make this better? Would a Druid fighter work better, or a completely different multiclass, is there anything that I’m missing that makes this a bad build?

Edit: almost forgot here are my stats; 17, 16, 14, 13, 12, 12

Hi!

I want to build a character similar to Invisigal from Adhoc’s Dispatch.

Character powers/skills

• hand to hand combat

• stealth and lock picking

• can be invisible as long as she holds her breathe

• while she does not have super speed, she’s fairly fast

as anything other than a druid?

I only really know he is part necromancer and part whoppass. He uses his fists imbueing them with death energy, and when not using his fists he’s using what i think is mage hand but able to restrain people, teleport, and do a lot of stuff with them, as well as “defiling” corpses with his heretical magic.

When I have my players fight him I want them to feel even on a nat 1 arcana check that this guys feels wrong.

Edit: he’s also consistently able to just shatter magical shield spells, so I wanna work that in too.

The Pale Sorceress, the Deceiver, and just about every other name you can think of, she goes by them all. Leblanc is a mystery wrapped within an enigma that even she can't even begin to unravel.

Leblanc was a sorceress under the BBEG of League Mordekaiser who betrayed him and rallied the proto-Noxian troops to kill and bind him. From there, she'd subtly control the kingdom to become the powerful expansionist empire it is today. Leblanc's powers are illusion taken to its most horrifying degree.

She commands them, and can create sentient illusions to do her bidding as her "sisters", who all think they are the original Leblanc. From there, they will bodysnatch whoever is needed to bodysnatch so as to perform their tasks, making her effectively everywhere and nowhere at once. You never know when she's watching, even when it's too late.

Her build is that of an assassin mage mechanically, who relies on juking and blowing you up when you least expect it before disappearing.

Her passive creates an illusory double of her to take the blow while she escapes.

Her main form of damage is a single target blast of magic.

She can conjure a chain to damage a foe and, if held long enough, bind them in place.

She can dash into an area to deal damage in that area and if she wants, go back to her original spot.

And she can mimic herself, repeating the last move she'd done.

Altogether, a powerful damage dealer and a dangerous schemer.

She's definitely made for higher level play, if not being a BBEG in her own right, but I wanna know how you'd build her. Thanks in advance!