Well, I'm Brock. I've been playing D&D for over a decade and been playing 5E since it was in the test phase. I also DM several campaigns myself so I am very familiar with the classes and game system. Sure, I love hack and slash the same as everyone else, but I also like character development. The little qwerks each player gives their character makes it really fun. My character is Darrak Ironfist. He's a Dwarven Fighter Champion. I designed him to be able to tank for us, and then do DPS if needed. Just need to see if I can find him some Plate Mail and he'll be good to hook. Darrak Ironfistwas born to a mountain dwarf tribe where at a young age
he already had a larger than average physique. Though not the sharpest
axe in the armory, he was good with his fists. He found himself being
the protector of many of the smaller dwarves when they were being
bullied. Although he had a disdain for those that couldn't fight or
prove themselves, he also felt it was his duty to protect those weaker
than him. This continued throughout his childhood until one
day the bullies had apparently had enough. They plotted to take care of
Darrak once and for all. One evening while walking home, he was attacked
by 4 of them at once, intent on persuading him to no longer protect the
smaller dwarves through some aggressive negotiations. The fight did not
go as they had planned. Darrak was proceeding to hand all 4 a beating
when one pulled a knife and stabbed him. Darrak was not fatally wounded,
but in the rage that ensued he ended up killing the dwarf who had
stabbed him. The tribe did not take kindly to the death of one
of their own at the hands of one of their own. Even though it was self
defense, Darrak was forced into service of the tribe as part of their
military. There, Darrak was trained in all forms of weapons and armor.
He participated in every major conflict his tribe had since the day he
joined, and a few that were not supposed to be mentioned. He was a
natural and quickly rose through the ranks to be a junior officer in the
army. He thought he'd found his true calling. At least, until the portals opened...