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Idle champions of the forgotten realms favored enemy
Idle champions of the forgotten realms favored enemy










idle champions of the forgotten realms favored enemy idle champions of the forgotten realms favored enemy

I'd take the ability scores, adjust the gear slightly, and make him a 16th-level ranger. But I also think it breaks verisimilitude to have this legendary adventurer, with centuries of experience, be on par with me after just a few months of adventuring.ĭude is an NPC. He's whatever the DM needs him to be from at that moment.

idle champions of the forgotten realms favored enemy

Would any of us be happy with a DMPC tagging along whose level is twice mine? I wouldn't be. On the other hand, if he needed to be toned down so as not to completely outshine the player characters during a streamed game then I get that, too. Which is also arguably weaker than his previous incarnations by a considerable margin. That might just come with the territory of adapting from previous editions, but there was a conversion guide from WotC and I dislike how he didn't adhere to that. And if you play Idle Champions of the Forgotten Realms, he's a pure ranger again.Īnd using Chris Perkins' stats, in case you were wondering. But in fairness, rangers were fighter kits for a very long time and basically everyone was multiclassed in 3.X. Then WotC took over and turned him on his head by multiclassing as a Fighter 10, Barbarian 1, Ranger 5 ( Forgotten Realms Campaign Setting). By the time 2nd Edition ( Heroes' Lorebook) rolled around, he had climbed all the way to 16th-level. When he was statted up in 1st Edition AD&D ( The Savage Frontier), Drizzt was a 10th-level ranger.












Idle champions of the forgotten realms favored enemy