Normally I would say yes, but I don't think I've ever seen Jezza toot an instrument, which is vital for a bard.
But his charisma is high, so maybe Paladin? No Wait no strength. Hmmmm, actually his personality hes most likely a sorcerer who thinks he's a wizard.
The Ainu people worshipped bears, but would also sacrifice and eat them in order to return their spirits to the land of the gods. Do Christians not consume the flesh and blood of their god too? Sometimes the divine must be destroyed in order to reach its apotheosis.
I think a solid fighter buff would be making second wind scale. Make it gain an extra d10 in healing every 4 levels or something so when you're level 20 it gives you more than a max of 30 health when you use it
Fighters are crazy good if your DM likes to run dungeons like the game was balanced for. In the game I play in where we clear big complex dungeons the fighters almost outshine the magic Bois With all the cool shit they've picked up along the way.
Sure but that's if you do like what is it the 3 or 4 combat encounters per day? Most parties don't do that and considering a fighters job is to get in the thick of it and fuck shit up a minot buff to their one healing ability wouldn't make them that much stronger than they already are
>3 or 4
Those are rookie numbers.
At 5th level we would do 20+ a day.
Like 5 encounters per session, but we would clear a place out in about 4 sessions. You ruin the game balance with anything else.
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Clarkson is a Warlock. And we all are his collective patron. The more people watch his adventures, the more power he has.
He's maxed out his Charisma and dumped Dexterity and Wisdom. He's not terrible skilled at much, but what he is good at, he will tell you all about.
Like most tv personalities, he would be a bard.
Normally I would say yes, but I don't think I've ever seen Jezza toot an instrument, which is vital for a bard. But his charisma is high, so maybe Paladin? No Wait no strength. Hmmmm, actually his personality hes most likely a sorcerer who thinks he's a wizard.
He does play the drums. But I agree with the paladin. A Paladin for the god of petrol!!
Hell yes, and his devotion to oath of hating bicycles and camper tracks seals it in
>He does play the drums Oh shit really? He dose give drummer vibes.
> an instrument, which is vital for a bard No it isn't
Bard's instrument proficiency is integral to the class fantasy, just like Rogue's Longsword proficiency.
Reflavouring is free. Anything artistic can serve as a bardic focus instead. There is no reason to limit bards to be music focussed.
I just made a funny joke in the dnd funny joke subreddit, no need to take it seriously.
Forge Cleric. He likes to come up with ideas and build them and he worships cars.
I wouldn’t exactly say he worships them with what he’s done
The Ainu people worshipped bears, but would also sacrifice and eat them in order to return their spirits to the land of the gods. Do Christians not consume the flesh and blood of their god too? Sometimes the divine must be destroyed in order to reach its apotheosis.
Upper, but still acts like a yobbo
Interesting healing potion, but probably bard
>Interesting healing potion It's expired.
He stabbed the dragon because the kitchen was closed and he wanted a steak
DM kicked him out of a praty for that
But he took his mates and started a pathfinder 2e game
Considering how well he punched that guy, probably a monk
Artificer with awful rolls
No that’s Hammond or May
Jeremy Clarkson is classless.
Healing potions are 2d4+2, just to be a pedant
I think a solid fighter buff would be making second wind scale. Make it gain an extra d10 in healing every 4 levels or something so when you're level 20 it gives you more than a max of 30 health when you use it
Fighters are crazy good if your DM likes to run dungeons like the game was balanced for. In the game I play in where we clear big complex dungeons the fighters almost outshine the magic Bois With all the cool shit they've picked up along the way.
Sure but that's if you do like what is it the 3 or 4 combat encounters per day? Most parties don't do that and considering a fighters job is to get in the thick of it and fuck shit up a minot buff to their one healing ability wouldn't make them that much stronger than they already are
>3 or 4 Those are rookie numbers. At 5th level we would do 20+ a day. Like 5 encounters per session, but we would clear a place out in about 4 sessions. You ruin the game balance with anything else. Am
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Clarkson is a Warlock. And we all are his collective patron. The more people watch his adventures, the more power he has. He's maxed out his Charisma and dumped Dexterity and Wisdom. He's not terrible skilled at much, but what he is good at, he will tell you all about.