Season 7 Play: Attained Level 8 (Valor Bard)
At first I was going to make my new character Jerlyn a
life cleric or a paladin, but in the end I went with bard. I have fond memories
of playing a D&D 2E half-elf character who ended up becoming a bard and
continued on into an epic level 3.5E campaign. This might be a good point to
recognize that choosing half-elf is one of the best options in 5E because of
the mechanics of the stat points and the abilities half-elves get.
Instead of a backstory, I just wrote a description for this
character. Jerlyn is a blond half-elf valor bard wearing Corellon symbols (the
eight-pointed star) on everything: his half-plate armor, his shield, his
weapons, his backpack, his bedroll, etc. He has a playful demeanor and will
often hum a tune or play his lute. The pin on his cloak is clearly a Harpers
symbol.
Hero Forge Mini
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Hero Forge Mini
Link: https://www.heroforge.com/load_config=3719559
For his adventures, he started out with DDEX3-1 Harried in
Hillsfar (5 1-Hour Sessions) in which he bought some silvered weapons. Then he
helped stop some kobolds in DDEX1-5 The Courting of Fire, where no one wanted
the scroll of flame blade so he took it with him. He continued slaying kobolds
in DDAL06-01 A Thousand Tiny Deaths, where the team easily took out the big
boss. Thanks to a bunch of DM Rewards, I was able to get him up to Tier 2 so he
could then go through the legendary dungeon of White Plume Mountain. After that
success, he also ventured to Chult for some epic fun (DDEP07-01 Peril at the
Port and DDEP07-02 Drums of the Dead).
I love the versatility of playing a half-elf valor bard.
Thanks to his quests, he ended up with plenty of magic items and over 18,000
gp. Season 7 was good times.
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