Estry, a DnD 5e Homebrew World

[Kenshi]

Monk 1st level abilities, unarmed defense & martial arts.
With martial arts, I can get 2 attacks....by attacking with martial weapon & unarmed strike.

Rogue 1st level abilities , expertise, sneak attack, & thieves cant.

[Dark Cloud]

@Kenshi I'd just pick the one you'd feel most in-character while roleplaying.

[VeyrinDay]

@Dark Cloud Thanks, I might look for a nigh-ordinary lass thrown into an interesting situation. She might be a Fighter or a Rogue.

[Kenshi]

@Kenshi I'd just pick the one you'd feel most in-character while roleplaying.

@Dark Cloud

I've played so many different styles of characters irl tabletop, I'm pretty much comfortable with em all bro

[Moonshadow]

@VeyrinDay My only change to the image would be no guns. Black powder usage is quite limited at this point in Estry's development. :)

[Kenshi]

My question is, if we or are we doing levels? And if we are, are we allowed to jump back and forth thru classes in Estry?
As in,eventually having a Monk 3rd level Rogue 2nd level..

[Moonshadow]

@VeyrinDay

You can use the Swashbuckler Class:

dandwiki.com/wiki/Swashbuckler_(5e_Cl…

[VeyrinDay]

@Moonshadow No problem

[Moonshadow]

My question is, if we or are we doing levels? And if we are, are we allowed to jump back and forth thru classes in Estry?
As in, eventually having a Monk 3rd level Rogue 2nd level..

@Kenshi

I plan on doing levels, running this as close to a "usual" game of D&D as possible. Let me read through Multi-classing in the PHB again to refresh memory on how it works, the only time I've multi-classed as a player was in AD&D x_x

[Dark Cloud]

@Dark Cloud Thanks, I might look for a nigh-ordinary lass thrown into an interesting situation. She might be a Fighter or a Rogue.

@VeyrinDay

I'd also take a look at some of the alternate classes if I may suggest.

[Dark Cloud]

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I plan on doing levels, running this as close to a "usual" game of D&D as possible. Let me read through Multi-classing in the PHB again to refresh memory on how it works, the only time I've multi-classed as a player was in AD&D x_x

@Moonshadow

Simple: You have to have the specified stats in order to multiclass.

[Kenshi]

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I plan on doing levels, running this as close to a "usual" game of D&D as possible. Let me read through Multi-classing in the PHB again to refresh memory on how it works, the only time I've multi-classed as a player was in AD&D x_x

@Moonshadow

5th edition multi classing so much easier than AD&D, one of the things I like about 5th.

[Dark Cloud]

Such as Bard: Cha 13

[Kenshi]

Speaking of which, are we rolling the dice for our attributes then?

[VeyrinDay]

Speaking of which, are we rolling the dice for our attributes then?

@Kenshi

For me, I vote for manual assignment

[Moonshadow]

Dice Rolls!
Character Creation: 4d6 drop lowest for ability ~ Rerolls at GM's discretion

Character Sheet

@Moonshadow

[Kenshi]

I know some of you might look at that sheet, and be like....oh my gosh, that's so much to fill out.
It really isn't, usually takes me less than 15 minutes to fill out, and it's not like you have to fill in every blank. 😎

[VeyrinDay]

@Kenshi I made some for my 4 characters adventure back then, experimenting myself being players and GM at the same time.

[Moonshadow]

@Kenshi For multi-classing I'll allow, but only after level 2 and only up to 2 classes total.

Example: start as Monk, ding to level 2 and take Rogue thus becoming a Monk2/Rogue1. That make sense?

[Dark Cloud]

@Kenshi Yeah I know I'm off to grab a physical sheet to write down on! TO THE SMALL ROOM WITH MY BOOKS! TALLY HO!