I started playing DnD with my friends. Iām a noob, but Iām a noob that can draw, so of course I made character cards for our entire party. Because friendship.
For Umran, my character, I wanted to do an asian inspired take on a Paladin. Not a monk, because I wanted him to still be armoured. So I took the idea of a religious warrior, and tried to make the base religion different from catholicism, and add a focus on spirituality. Which is why I made him a Kalashtar (Secret Identity background so I guess in game no one really knows heās a Kalashtar or thatĀ Umran isĀ technically not even his real name). Although his origins are a secret, itās fairly obvious that heās foreign so he doesnāt hide that heās foreign and his design leans into that. In fact heĀ takes advantage of how otherās perceive him a theĀ āexotic foreignerāĀ and hides his true identity in plain sight. Umran was really about putting different spins on a Paladin. Different base religion, more DPS leaning, not lawful, a rogue-ish-like personality, etc.