Our First D&D Campaign
Every great city requires great heroes to defend it. Our players... might be those heroes. Led by Earl, an irresolute Leonin Monk, the Wardens of the North are bolstered by the thick squad duo of Barry Onyx, a stoic Shadowborn Bearfolk barbarian and the aristocratic giff Meredith Dimplebottom. Tyrian Silvershield is their novice healer who seems to be a bit of a prodigy and the antediluvian arcane arsonist, Tim Uthy. Can these players unravel the mysteries of Vecna? Only time will tell.
The Mandurlorians Are
Monk/ Way of Mercy/ Leonin
Gummybear4460 as Earl
Earl...a simple cat, trying to keep people alive all while never being able to dex save....p.s. he ain't no Stanley Earl
Cleric-Druid/ Life Domain-Circle of Stars/Saytr
JayBlurr as Tyrian Hollow
A Fey creature, a Satyr hailing from the Divine Pilgrimage. A holy commune devoted to the Satyr god Aurelion. Tyrian is no different. So devoted in fact that he trains in the way of the Cleric, while still keeping in touch with his Druidic roots.
Wizard/ School of Evocation/ Elf
Ginga_Chris as Tim Uthy
As an older wizard he s is trying to spend his twilight years helping. Tim is in hopes of making up for his past wrong doings (his sister). But on his journey he has met some people he now considers friends. and he will do anything in his power to help them accomplish their goals. He may also be Kevin Bacon.
Barbarian/ Path of the Carrion Feast/ Bearfolk
GrimGrixis as Barry Onyx
Born in the shadow realm, he came from a shamanic tribe of bear folk. He was sent out from the tribe for his proving, and to earn his way back as a warrior. He cares about his friends, frequently misses his attacks, but will take the hit before anyone else.
Fighter/ Blade Breaker/ Giff
Mandy as Meredith Dimplebottom
From her travel in the Astral Sea, Meredith has made a real name for herself. In learning to fight more and more "savagely" it is her hope to gain the favor of a fine and handsome Giff named Hendrick! Well, that was the goal till she started hearing about Vecna then it was time to pull out the big guns.