Even in a world already filled with countless wonders and forces beyond our wildest fantasies, there’s still room for you to forge your own mythical story in Dungeons & Dragons.
But first… you have to build your own character first. Fiddling with your character sheet can take all afternoon, though. You’re almost flooded with the options you can pick for your avatar in the game world.
Will you enter your game’s magical realm as a spellbook-toting sorcerer and blast your enemies with otherworldly bolts of flame and lightning? Or use your connection with nature and your deity to play doctor for your party, healing and protecting them from harm?
Perhaps you seek an alternate path, and just find new ways to beat people up with your fists. You can even ditch fighting altogether and become an artsy entertainer with a penchant for seducing anything – including big, bad dragons.
Which Dungeons and Dragons class are you? If you’re still stuck deciding, simply answer the questions below, and believe in the heart of the quiz to find out! Enjoy!
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Dungeons and Dragons is a landmark role-playing game series, although any fan can tell you that its heart lies in telling entertaining stories with your group of friends.
You create and play a character interacting with a fantastical world. You and your fellow players are then guided and arbitrated by a Dungeon Master (DM), who presents the story, setting, and the adventure on which they must embark.
Adventures in D&D are incredibly diverse, and can suit its groups’ tastes. Some like roleplaying a classic story of fighting monsters and defeating an evil villain. Some enjoy games of political intrigue, playing as nobles or scoundrels at court. Hilarity can ensue when teammates playing as Barbarians wander into high society, or if spoiled Wizards stumble into the criminal underground.
Although D&D is traditionally played on tabletop, it has become increasingly popular for groups of friends to run games online, through sites like Discord or Roll20.
There are many approaches through which players can enjoy D&D. Two of the core experiences for players lie in what seasoned fans call “fluff” and “crunch.”
The crunch of a game refers to its gameplay. Players can be drawn into strategizing their characters to deal the most damage, like with Fighters, Sorcerers, and Barbarians; soak up enemy attacks, as with Paladins; heal and support teammates as Clerics; or outwit the enemy as Rogues.
Players who love a game’s fluff enjoy immersing themselves in the story and building the world. Characters such as Bards, for instance, are commonly seen as the heart of the party because much of their playstyle revolves around interacting with the setting. Note, however, that all characters have potential in spawning amazing stories.
