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Vee_the_Eevee Posts: 30 Votes: 0 LEVEL 0 Untagged users	Classes, the base of your character! They can be melded and meshed together to play any combination you wish, even the more absurd ones... There's a total of 12 core classes; Barbarian Bard Cleric Druid Fighter Monk Paladin Ranger Rogue Sorcerer Warlock and Wizard Together, these kinds of adventurers shape the world around them. Posted Sep 16, 18 · OP
Vee_the_Eevee Posts: 30 Votes: 0 LEVEL 0 Untagged users	I've personally been there, affected by the fearsome presence of barbarians whilst on the battlefield. It's a mystery the force for which drives their inner rage to perform such feats that normal humans could only hope to do. — Covel, Shadowfelled Posted Sep 16, 18 · OP · Last edited Sep 16, 18
Vee_the_Eevee Posts: 30 Votes: 0 LEVEL 0 Untagged users	An inner flame burns within the barbarian, of which let free, gives them temporary feats of physical prowess. Some may call it supernatural. However the case, it always manifests as a roaring rage, threatening to consume their mind and body with the emotion and clouding their own judgement. Please note to look through Xanathar's Guide and other sources to find additional subclasses. Posted Sep 16, 18 · OP · Last edited Sep 16, 18
Vee_the_Eevee Posts: 30 Votes: 0 LEVEL 0 Untagged users	This is a bard quote about bards. Quoty quote quoter quote. — Some Staff Member's character Posted Sep 16, 18 · OP · Last edited Sep 16, 18
Vee_the_Eevee Posts: 30 Votes: 0 LEVEL 0 Untagged users	Bards, always able to spin a tale and sing a tune, are history teller whom pass stories from generation to generation. A bard may impart a tale to rally a group, impart wisdom to a leader whom despirately needs it, or even cause the ridiculous to seem grand. Not only do bards keep up the history and traditions, but they, too, keep chronicles of current events, spinning an ongoing tale of today's heroes. These include tales of valor, as well as tales of failure. The bard's style sets them apart from others who carry a tune or tell a good story. Bards always try to improve upon their performance and techniques to captivate and hold their audiences for longer and more exciting sessions. Be sure to check other sources for more subclasses Posted Sep 16, 18 · OP · Last edited Sep 16, 18

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