Naturallythe1outof20

   Dragonborns are an interesting folk. At some point in their past genealogy, there is dragon DNA. Read into that however you wish (I usually do). Naturally prideful and stubborn they also come in every color of the rainbow and breath multitudes of different very painful things from their mouth.     Which brings me to the confusing part about being a Dragonborn. You have to choose a color and whatever color you pick is your damage and resistance type. You can find a chart in the PHB (pg 34.) that has the correlating colors and element types. it's fairly self-explanatory red = fire, blue = lightning, White = ice, The other colors, however, get a little confusing and you can make up your own rules if you want but of course, they have every color already laid out for you. So besides starting fights and breathing on people why should you play as these scaly creatures? Let's bring it on down to the swag +2 Strength / +1 Charisma Age: 15-80 Walking speed 30ft Taller

    Do you crave people to recoil in terror as you pass by? Do you like walking into the room and counting how many weapons are immeadietly drawn? Do you have maybe a little too much of a crush on Emma Watson and you like pretending to be the beast? Well then a Bugbear is a great match for you.      Now why would you want to be a hideous monster that is known worldwide for stealing babies and terrorizing towns? I am not certain but for me I think it relies mostly on both comedic and roleplaying possibilities. But certainly check with the DM because their interpritation of how people would react to you would make or break your game. I have talked to a couple DM's that say you would be barred from entry in any town and attacked if your party didnt suceed persuasion checks. Which means if the DM isnt on board its probably not worth your time to try it out.     However I would have strong santctions against a monster PC but after being proven of good will they would be welcome

Aasimar     An angel looks at the new recruit and asks "how did you get here". The new angel looks at him and says "oh you know... I flu". Don't worry that's as bad as it gets (hopefully) for today. The Aasimar are basically the weakest of the angels in this universe. With that being said that doesn't mean that aasimar are even remotely weak. It just means they don't roll the 4-9d6 die of holy damage with every hit.          Race: Aasimar     Stat Bonus: +2 Charisma/ +1 Consitution or +1 wisdom or +1 Strength     Age: up to 160 year     Size: Similar to humans     Speed: 30ft   Swag:  Celestial Resistance: Resistance to Necrotic/ Radiant damage  Healing Hands: You can heal a number of hit points equal to your level. You cannot use this again until you finish a long rest  Light Bearer: You know the light cantrip and can cast it at will  Languages: Common and celestial    Subraces: Protector Aasimar, Scourge Aasimar, Falle

Aarockra     In bird culture not allowing aarockra to be a playable race at the table is what is known as “a dick move”(Scrah!). Thats right even though officially aarockra are a recognized playable race by wizards of the coast, Some DM’s are a little hesitant to allow them in the game (you will probably be able to figure out why pretty soon). Though I have to say that I am obsessed with the current idea of an incredibly low Intelligence / Wisdom aarockra thats a freaking tank and I just act like a pigeon the whole game (that being said I would only do this to annoy my friends).    Just like normal I will break this down to #1 and #2, for those that want quick info needed to play the game, and those that will spend extra time to explore the impossibly infinite possibilities they can make with their imagination. Anyways onto the show.    #1 Race: Aarockra A Large bird like humanoid figure fully covered in feathers, Talons, Wings and a Bea

Races    This is the one and only time you are openly allowed to be racist. Now before the wrong people see this and start placing on hoods and robes (if that was your next step please feel free to never come back to this page) we are still talking about the dungeons and dragons universe. This will be about the 26 different “official” races to choose from. This is why i mentioned earlier that a lot of information was going to be thrown at you. 26 races, 12 classes, 98 Subclasses and subraces how dare you be confused by your options.     This next series will be about races before we hit classes, and yes I know I should probably just give you some suggested characters* (race, subrace, class, subclass) for each race, but im not coping out. You betcha 26 god damn races coming right up, Ill just lock myself indoors and break my legs for you (as the wizards would want).  I must submit myself to this honorable cause and will fight to succeed. I make no promises obviously, howev

  Ahhh welcome great to see you made it past the first video. This means you are truly interested in taking a seat at a table. I am going to break this module about creating and playing a PC* (Player Character) Into 2 parts for you . #1 what you need to play in red and #2 a in depth breakdown of how you can flesh out your character to make it your own. I will at a certain point let you know when you can stop caring if you just want to jump into a game and make it up as you go.    Now the first thing y ou are going to need is a Character sheet, a Brain, Player Handbook and something to write with . Now some of you might try to find the player's handbook and find that its around 50$ and are enraged at me for seemingly making this sound free , hold on one second. The player's handbook has been added as a PDF format that you can use on your phone, tablet or computer ask your friends or DM who will have one if he can share it with you . This as blasphemies as it may s