[Crosspost]How to make mechanically sound DnD 5E character?
[Crosspost]How to make mechanically sound DnD 5E character?
I'm not sure if this is the right magazine to ask this because it doesn't pertain to pen and paper game....
I have no idea how to crosspost on kbin and I just found this community to ask
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That's a bit of a vague question that's sorta hard to answer without knowing more specifics about what you're after. That said, D&D 5e characters tend to be at least okay mechanically even if their stats aren't min/maxed and their choices optimized.
As I said I suck at crossposting here. There is a link embedded in title that has more details of what I'm after and why
https://kbin.social/m/DnD/t/156689/How-to-make-mechanically-sound-DnD-5E-characterAh! It's a question about making a Baldur's Gate 3 character. I'd have to take a look at how it does character generation, played lots of Divinity Original Sin 2 but haven't started on BG3 yet despite having access to it for a long while.
BG3 is based on DnD 5E so I thought it would be better to ask about that