Cu Chulainn

D&D 5e -- The Lost Children

@Guardian Angel Haruki
WARNING: WIP

I am almost done with my sheet. I just have to do items, now, which is annoying because I’m limited to my mobile phone at this moment, since it’s 2 AM at the time of writing.

Here is the incomplete sheet if anyone would like to take a look at it!

_{The “Vehicles (Land)” proficiency is there because of underwater chariots, btw}

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@JBRam2002
Doth not w'rry, L'rd JB of Ram, f'r I has't hath sent our lief cousin, Sweaty Haste, this “PDF” through Disc'rd!

You can tell which Triton quirk I have chosen.

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@rush99999

From the Sword Coast Adventurer's Guide.

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Tritons seem to be an unpopular option, though I welcome it with open arms, as it gives me an excuse to play a pompous character. I also feel like the Oath of the Crown is another unpopular option, although I'm not sure what to make of it, mechanically, aside from its great tanking capabilities.

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@Guardian Angel Haruki
This will most likely cement me as the "Fish Guy" to others, even though this is the first time I'm playing a Triton, specifically. I like making characters that have something to do with the sea. >_<

Maybe because I live on an island :P

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@JBRam2002
no i dont, what is a character?

@Guardian Angel Haruki
I've half been balancing between ideas and half just waiting to be the last to submit. I really want to be Character #7.

I do have the character planned out already, now. Just writing the sheet, since Dicecloud takes time >_<

Picture and Race/Class

Introducing Mirdas Jaaranth, Triton Oath of the Crown Paladin.

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@Guardian Angel Haruki

Here are the Extended Racial Feats from D&D Beyond. If you'd like, you can pin the link somewhere on a 0th post so it doesn't get lost ^_^

D&D 5e - The Lost Lands

Cesar Lorenzo Tidesong Bolivar

The Vale, Fighting The ARMY OF DARKNESS

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@The Harbinger of Ferocity@Hekazu

Seething with holy fire, the enlightened bard listened to the pleas of his devoted ally, believing he might be a better person to bear the light... That was, until the Green Man focused his ire on him and Wick. Seeing Theodore struck by a searing attack, Cesar was reminded of the burden he was made to bear, and the duty he must accomplish...

”I’m sorry, but I cannot risk the Light burning out! Bringing light to the shadows is the burden I must bear! Long may the light grace your every move, Templar!” Cesar spoke, both his voice and his method of speech sounding influences in some way. The words he has last exchanged, however, were imbued by a beneficial magic, as a means of raising Theodore’s morale as he inches ever so closer to falling from the flames of the Green Man’s blade. The swordsman then made a dash for the other side of the room, avoiding the reach of the enraged warrior, all while thinking to himself if this man truly allowed him safe passage in order to save his allies...

Effects

Cesar
Illuminated
HP: 25/27
2nd Level Spell Slots: 0/3

Cesar takes an initial 1 Radiant Damage due to the effects of the sacred fire surrounding him.

He then uses his bonus action to cast Healing Word with a Second Level Spell Slot on Theodore, healing the templar for 7 hit points.

Finally, Cesar uses his action to dash, first moving two squares southeast, and using the rest of his extended movement to go east, hopefully bringing some well needed light to the rest of his allies.

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Looks like we got Charisma covered, and a whole lotta Wisdome, too.

I'll make a smart guy.

The Lost Children (D&D 5e)

@Guardian Angel Haruki Do you want our hit points past level 1 to be the average, or rolled? Also, any status on the gods of this realm, since my character may be religious?