#sweaterspoons

making me do math i can't believe this (thank you <3)

8. what is something they cannot resist?

a chance to see something new!

16. what keeps them going?

hm that's an excellent question.. i think a general love for the world around her <3

24. what's a controversial food opinion they would have?

condiments are bad. yes, all of them. yes, even that one. yes, she'll take her sandwich and her burger and everything else plain.

32. Does your character daydream? What do they usually keep their mind occupied with?

she does!! she spends a lot of time on her own, so she's gotten used to that, and she's good at occupying herself. she's a hunter, so she does a lot of sitting in trees waiting for things :) she daydreams about her own past, sometimes, but i think usually she thinks about what journey she's going to take next

40. Describe a corruption/redemption arc version of your character.

i have thought about this a little bit hehe and i could see her becoming consumed and overtaken by nature itself! she's already a true neutral character, and i could see her spending more time alone, severing any connections she has with other people, slowly caring less and less about humanity, and eventually reaching the point of believing humanity needs to be eradicated for nature to take over...

48. What do they want to leave behind?

honestly? i think she'd be content leaving nothing behind but a fond thought every few years from the people who knew her.

56. If your character had wings what would they look like?

fuzzy moth wings :)

64. What is one thing they want each party member to know?

hm! this campaign hasn't started yet, so i can't tailor it to each party member, but i think she would want them to know that she won't leave them behind, at least not without telling them why.

5. wizard/warlock - tied because i truly can't choose but i promise i do actually like spellcasters alsdkfj arcana is way more interesting to me personally than the cleric/druid divine casting, warlocks are so incredibly fucked up and i could not explain their mechanics to you for anything but whoooboy warlock pacts make me go bonkers conceptually. wizards are so classic and i'm love them, there is power in knowing!

4. fighter - one of my wishlist classes to play someday, especially the arcane archer/echo knight/battle master/eldritch knight subclasses! dnd was built for combat really and fighters are good at combat in a really satisfying way, with lots of fun flavor of the more magical subclass options. the meta of: who do you fight for? what do you fight for? is very fun and sexy to me!

3. rogue - being very skilled and good at lots of things + having lots of fun options of things to do (both in terms of the diversity of subclasses and choices—just look at all the different rogues in d20 and how distinct they are from each other—but also like. having built in bonus action options to make combat interesting) is just. it feels so good to play. hell yeah.

2. paladin - the wandering isles got to me, okay, but before that the naddpod homegame universe meta got to me, and ricky matsui got to me— it's a class i still don't necessarily think i'd want to play but the meta of oaths and conflict and devotion and commitment is simply. so much and so good. especially paladins devoted to an idea or to people than to a god. absolute chefs kiss.