I Make 5e Character Prompts

I got this idea from s friend of mine who made a drow warlock named after her cat, this warlock also had a cat so I had a theory that she was actually the cat. Anyways for this you’ll need to make any type of warlock and then take pact of the chain then just collaborate with your DM on how that would work out, maybe you have the stats of the animal or maybe the animal took over the brain (this can be used by Hexblades but replace the animal with your weapon). The one I created worked best because he had been taken over by his cursed axe and I played as the axe would rather than the character.

The biggest part that practically confirmed it was when he responded to why doesn’t he have tusks.

This post isn’t so much as prompt but rather a situational D&D idea. So an amazing friend of mine is running a sci-fi campaign (another player and I are doing collaborative characters) and with all of the ideas floating around my head I haven’t been able to decided what to play! So eventually I decided to watch episode two of Critical role, I really liked Calebs character in that and decided to make a divination wizard. He’s a scholar who dropped school to steal from important government buildings with his gunslinger friend. His abilities come in handy when needing to see who or what is around the next corner, finding important magic items, weapons, or (especially) books.

Now, you’re really only gonna be using Cloud Of Daggers if you really want to embrace the blade dancer. Once you have your spells, you should move on to equipment. For this character your instrument should be “dance” (talk to your DM about this), and your weapons should either be two short swords, or a short sword and a dagger, I picked these because they’re light one handed weapons. Your background it doesn’t really matter though entertainer works the best. And last but probably least, for skill proficiency the only one you’ll really need if performance

You’ve dedicated your life to the magic of transmutation trying to create a stable out come of transmuting themselves trying to recreate the Druidic beast shape. Take proficiency in Alchemist tools and Brewers tools, for skill proficiency pick medicine, the rest are your choice . Ask you DM if you can use the druid cantrip, primal savagery, your spells wont matter to much but when the time comes pick alter self. This character should try to get DNA from random non humanoid beings to conduct experiments. Another fun aesthetic touch is to use either material components to cast spells, or have a scientific flask as your spell casting focus! (Also this character should only have damage spells from the school of transmutation)

This one is inspired by a werewolf oriented campaign I played in (as a human), anyways, on too it! A Rogue (inquisitive archetype), who’s extremely paranoid and is very suspicious that one of the other PCs of having a horrible case of lycanthropy. This character always will carry at least one piece of silver at all times and can’t sleep without it on them. The Inquisitive does their best to keep an eye out on the suspect and never sleeps during a full moon.