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u/ElDelArbol15

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What are your ideas for a barbarian

Hi, everyone! i come asking not for advice, but to satiate my curiosity. i want to know ¿what barbarian characters have you made or plan on making? no judging, just listening, you can have homebrew, you can talk about stats, you can talk about backstory...

a few examples, to break the ice:

-Miver Gota: a wood gnome barbarian, with the path of the totemic spirit (boar). think monkey dn luffy, but shorter than 4 feet tall, with freckles and ginger spiky hair. also, he rides a boar.

-Taurus, the fire storm herald: he isnt really a minotaur, just a bull onder the true polimorph spell. seeks vengeance against the humans that ate his familly and trapped him to participate in gladiatorial fights.

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u/ElDelArbol15 — 2 days ago
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Un par de juegos que podrían ser series curiosas.

he visto un par de juegos que me gustaría ver como serie de RanguGamer, solo para ver su reacción.

u/ElDelArbol15 — 2 days ago
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"They are weak, but if you train them they become really good" A.K.A "the Magicarp Power"

  1. Magicarp: he only knows moves like tackle, flail and splash (a useless move). even the pokedex calls this poor fish weak. At level 20, Magicarp evolves into Gyarados, a terrifying water/flying combat machine.

  2. Waterboy: Waterboy is a janitor in SDN (Waterboy is another name for a member of the sports team who brings water to the other players and little else), he is shy, stutters and cant stand up for himself. also, he starts with really low stats.

when he starts leveling up, he can heal other team members and cover weaknesses. also, he starts gaining confidence and beats up three guys at once.

  1. Est: a pegasus knight (a class known for being weak to arrows and pretty frail) with a lower level than her sisters. help her level up, and her stats grow fast, turning her into a valuable member of the team.
u/ElDelArbol15 — 29 days ago