#ask dnd

For Maia, warlock shadar kai

1. if one of their friends was jumping on a bed and asked your character to join them, would they?

She would also jump but probably on a different bed if it's the Barbarian or the Fighter that ask

23. what’s the pettiest thing your character’s ever done?

Hmm. I think it was selling her raven brooch. Selling a reminder of her home without a second thought was a spiteful act.

28. would your character race someone to the top of a tall tree for bragging rights?

For Maia, warlock shadar kai

7. what’s the first thing your character’s eyes are drawn to on a map?

The cities, more broadly all settlement but she has a deep appreciation for big cities if they have interesting names the better.

30. how has your character’s first impressions of their party members changed since they met them? have they stayed the same?

Ranger: she first saw her as a lucky charm and it's still but now she also find her presence soothing.

Barbarian: at first so damn confusing and counter productive. She learned that the Barbarian has her own logic which has some very good points and she's very reliable . They both have the same respect for debts.

For Maia, warlock shadar kai

What made your character the angriest they ever been?

Okay it's cheating but I have two instances, one serious and one less so.

The first was the fight against the "boss" of our first dungeon, a half dragon from the cult of Tiamat. The boss like "honorable" duel and during the fight he almost only fought against our barbarian except to hit one or two time our npc while the rest of us fought with his goons. Maia was so angry because he nearly killed our barbarian but also she was angry almost on behalf of his cult. Our group wiped out all the cultists while he waited for us in a room and then he fight only against one of us for sport instead of fighting to win seriously. For his effort that was my warlock who killed him with a cantrip and the Barbarian was the only one really injured. If there is one thing that make Maia angry it is inefficiency for the sake of pride.