VKAllen

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how long or short do the details need to be,, do we need a history? Or do we come to know each other through interactions?

@Sionnie

You will know your allies through divine force called CONVENIENT POSITIONING~~

It can be as detailed as you want. It'll give me ideas on your specific character.

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@Sionnie If you go through the entire character creation process in the app, there are sections where you can put down everything you want for your character. Alternatively, you can take those sections and write it down proper in here so that I can incorporate it into the proper Character Sheet for DnD.

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@Sionnie That is high. They are good for you.

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@Sionnie Please roll 4 times using 4d6 and give me the best stat result. You can move the Strength, Charisma, Dexterity up and down to suit your character.

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@Sionnie Did you use 3d6 or 4d6? 3d6 results in a max stat of 16. 4d6 results in a max stat of 18.

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Alright.. do you know night crawler from the x men? I was wandering if i could have a similar effect as his telliporting due to my demon herritage?

@Sionnie

There is an ability that you can use if you choose to be an Arcane Thief called 'Misty Step'. It basically functions like a limited teleportation.

I will be back soon.

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sry i just edited my previous comment.. here is what i asked: what would be the best stats to build a rogue based on crippling, blinding, bleeding, and stunning the mobs..

(I was hoping i could get to it before you replied. i try to reply really fast.)

@Sionnie

The primary stats of a rogue are DEX and CHA. Although I'd say never neglect CON as that determines how much HP you have. Status effects like you mentioned are all dependent on what abilities you have at your disposal (in otherwords, you may not be able to do it in combat).

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@Sionnie All of the said features of a Tiefling is inherited as part of their race. Being a rogue means you still get all of those benefits.

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Tieflings also have an extra point of intelligence, and are more fireproof then other people, and have a few minor spells known to them. At least that's what the book says.

Anyways, I'm tired and need to sleep so I'll stop my random jumping in to say mostly pointless facts. Good night, Happy St. Patrick's if you celebrate it, happy random day of the year if you don't I sleep now.

@neogreggory

Tieflings in the Fifth Edition are fire resistant. They take half damage from Fire-based attacks.

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@Sionnie I think you were trying to ask what Class is best for Tieflings? Tieflings are known to be good Warlocks (thanks to their Primary Stat, Charisma). They are also proficient Bards (which is mostly a support class) and thieves/rogues.