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| #1CotantineSep 02, 2014 3:31:07 | We'll start a campain i ravenloft next week and i haven't yet decided what to do. In my group thre are a sorcerer(wild magic), a bard( college of valor), a monk( open hand), a paladin( oath of vengeance), a rogue( assassin) and maybe a fighter and a wizard. I dont know what i want to do, or cleric( kwnoledge domain) or warlock( great old one + tome).
Some advices? |
| #2Raez_DaevanSep 02, 2014 5:22:02 | 8 party members? If both the bard and paladin are healing, then you don't necessarily need to be a cleric. Seems like you can pick whatever you want as mostly everything is covered. A cleric or druid could still be fun to play though, even if not needed. |
| #3SeraphexSep 02, 2014 7:08:20 | With that much players, just play what you feel suits you best, your group already has most bases covered. |
| #4KentusSep 02, 2014 11:34:53 | As long you don't know if a wizard will really join, take the warlock for arcane in- and out-of-combat utility, especially the ritual spells. ;) |
| #5WhirSep 02, 2014 18:38:45 | I had a lot of fun playing a cleric in Ravenloft, though it would have been a cleric of the light domain in 5e (the game was 3.5 so I had sun and healing as domains). Most of the bad guys end up being undead and it gives you a ton of roleplaying opportunities. Between a cleric and paladin, you'd have all the healing covered and a lot of undead destroyed. :D
That being said, I've never played a warlock. I wonder if a warlock with an undead-hating arc-fey patron would be cool?
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