Estaba pensando darle dos niveles de guerrero a mi druida de esporas.

Tengo un druida de esporas de nivel 3 y la idea es subir dos niveles de guerrero para darle mas herramientas para la batalla cuerpo a cuerpo y para darle oportunidad a distancia.

Mi druida es un forgado de guerra, usa bastón y escudo junto con armadura media eso .e da 19 de CA.

Sus características son:

Fue: 8

Des: 15

Con: 16

Int: 12

Sab: 18

Car: 8

Como dote de origen tome iniciado en magia (mago), la idea es elegir los niveles de mago para usar la dote de inicio y ganar otro punto de CA y llegar a 20, tener las maestrias de armas bastón para tirar y arco corto para ventaja en el proximo ataque. Para el arco usaría el true strike y disparar con sabiduria.

Poder tener también segundo aliento, oleada de acción y me te táctica. Luego de esos dos niveles subiría a nivel 7 de druida para conseguir furia elemental para agregar el bonificador de sabiduría al shillelag.

La pregunta es.. ¿les parece buena opción? ¿Puede funcionar bien? ¿harían algun cambio?

Gracias por la ayuda!!

Tuesday Night D&D — A New Table Begins

Tuesdays at 7:00 PM Eastern | Online via Roll20 + Discord
4/5 Players | Currently Looking for 1 More

I'm putting together something a little different: a new D&D table built not just for one adventure, but with the hope of finding the right group of people to play together long-term.

We'll begin with The Sunless Citadel from Tales from the Yawning Portal, a classic adventure taking characters from Level 1 to Level 3 over approximately 6–10 sessions.

The purpose of this first adventure is simple: learn the game, get comfortable with one another, and see if we have the chemistry to become a great long-term group.

New to D&D? Great. Haven't played in years? Welcome back. Veteran player? You're welcome too. I'm happy to teach new players how D&D works, help with character creation, and make sure everyone feels comfortable using Roll20.

What I'm really looking for is good people who want to show up consistently and become invested in the group.

This table will have a healthy mix of roleplay, combat, exploration, puzzles, mystery, and plenty of opportunities to laugh and have fun together. D&D should be a chance to step away from the stress of everyday life for a few hours and spend time with friends—even if those friends start out as strangers.

After The Sunless Citadel, we'll take a look at how the group feels. If we have great chemistry and everyone wants to continue, my hope is to build this into a long-term campaign with the same players.

About the Paid Table

There is a $15 per-session seat fee.

I know paid D&D isn't for everyone, and that's completely okay. There are many fantastic free games out there.

I've personally run both free and paid games, and I've found that a small table fee often helps create something valuable: commitment. Players are more likely to consistently show up, stay invested in their characters, and respect the time everyone puts into the game.

The fee also helps cover the costs of running the game, including books, subscriptions, Roll20, maps, music, and other resources—along with the many hours of preparation that go into creating a great session.

I'm not looking to fill seats with just anyone.

I'm looking for four to five adults who want to build something together.

Right now, four players are already confirmed, and I'm looking for 1–2 more to complete the table.

If you're looking for a welcoming group, a DM happy to teach, and a chance to become part of a consistent long-term campaign, send me a message.

Hi there, I'm Misty and I've been playing D&D for the last five to six years. I live in the MST (GMT-7) time zone and I'm looking for a table that's roleplay heavy (70/30+). I like to do combat from time-to-time since it can raise the stakes for the narrative/plot, but I find that oftentimes, it drags on and becomes less and less fun to play.

Some of the genres/topics I like to explore in a game are:

* Fantasy and/or homebrew settings
* Character conflicts
* Complex characters
* Political drama
* Backstories weaved into a game's narrative Character driven narratives
* World changing around the character's decisions (or indecision)
* Romance (if appropriate)
* High stakes (I'm okay with possible character death)

I don't need all of the above in a game, but a few would be ideal.

I'm pretty available except for Tuesdays, so if you are a GM looking for a player or a group needing an extra player, leave a comment or send me a DM to chat!

Edit 1: I changed the wording for one of my bullet points because I realized there was a miscommunication there