NoriThLarvauroch

My persona, Nori, a bull.

My powers include: silver, garlic, fresh running water, sunlight, melting bones & eating rot. not deliberately, they're a hybrid of a bit too many things. the undead should be absolutely terrified.

my (fantasy) race so mixed the Habsburgs just vaporise in my vicinity. my OC is the combination of 16 kinda badass great grand parents, all different fantasy races from like random different fictional settings, As the descendent, my gene pool's finely crafted hero status by default. Some artificial insemination shenanigans had to have taken place. I'm not like privileged and from a family with more time than sense. I just think everyone was visiting the sperm bank and rolled a nat 20. I am genetically the luckiest damn character in fiction to ever exist. And in my D&D campaign I am absolutely 100% going to disappoint.

"When you say 'make you like him', do you mean: A, make you think he's pretty cool as a persuasion ability does; or B, transmute you into being at least partially similar to him?"

For raw hit point maximum and survival endurance in D&D 5e, a Hill Dwarf Barbarian yields the highest baseline pool. Combining the Barbarian's maximum d12 hit dice with the Hill Dwarf's racial trait granting +1 hit point per level, paired with damage resistance from Rage, creates the toughest permanent pool of health.

Core Build Components

Class: Barbarian (Path of the Totem Warrior for physical damage resistance)

Race: Hill Dwarf (Provides +1 HP per level)

Key Stat: Maximum Constitution (up to 20+)

Essential Feat: Tough (+2 HP per level)

Why This Combination Maximizes Endurance

Largest Hit Die: The Barbarian uses a d12 for hit points, the largest die size available in the game.

Stacking HP Bonuses: Hill Dwarf adds +1 HP per level, and the Tough feat adds +2 HP per level. At level 20, these passive bonuses grant an extra 60 hit points before factoring in your Constitution modifier.

Effective Health via Resistance: Totem Warrior Barbarians halve standard bludgeoning, piercing, and slashing damage while raging, effectively doubling their massive health pool against typical weapon attacks.

at what point do you define whether it was your actions that lead to their death? does it gotta be intentional? what if i'm really clumsy and an accident happens. what if i create a dangerous situation and hope for the best? is that murder?

No wait, there's more to it...

They're sentient but immobile and only I can hear their cries.

Invite a deaf friend and secretly eat their companions in front of them. I could even feed them some.

Their friends are screaming and begging for their friend to help them, but their friend only sees food being eaten and nothing else.

Or how about hypnotising someone so they see tied up tinies as food.

They are unwittingly partaking in vore alongside me, but they just think they're having pudding or snacks or something.

They drink fresh water, consume garlic, are healed by sunlight, being staked is good for them and everyone wants to drink their blood.

bitch.

THAT'S A TOMATO!

Work that body.

Turn them into sentient muscle mass.