I saw a post over on Grognardling the other day about turning yourself into a D&D character. Thomas, left this link in one of the comments. I thought it was a kick and posted my results to twitter, but thought I might as well bring it up here on the blog as well.
Apparently my stats are:
Dexterity: 15
Constitution: 7
Intelligence: 13
Wisdom: 10
Charisma: 16
Based on those stats, what character class do you think I am most suited for?
Well, I've been giving it some thought and looking over some of the classes in the 4th edition rule books. It seems like I would make a pretty good bard if I knew how to play a musical instrument... I guess I am good enough with story telling and whistling that I could get by in that profession, but I might struggle a bit without being able to strum up a tune. I guess I know how to belt out some metal, though I'm not sure how charming that would be.
I could also make a potentially powerful warlock or maybe even a sorcerer... Regardless, this affirms my long held belief that I would be much better with a knife/bow then I would with a big, long sword.
What did your stats turn out as? What does that make you?
3 comments:
Yeah, I thought bard or sorcerer too... Then I saw your CON. If you intend to live through your first adventure, you definitely should be a bard.
STR 14
DEX 10
CON 13
INT 13/12
WIS 12
CHA 15
Average Paladin -- or Bard?
Str 11, Dex 17, Con 10, Int 14, Wis 13, Cha 11
Pretty decent rogue, which is odd because I'm 6'7 and not terribly sneaky. -_-'
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