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22 lis 2022 · Rogue: Unfortunately, kender don't work particularly well as rogues. While they are known to be good at sneaking and stealing, the rogue's Cunning Action combined with their lack of CHA, INT, or WIS means that Taunt won't be very effective.
28 lis 2022 · Classes. Artificers have numerous uses for their Bonus Action, which makes Taunt difficult to use. A stout halfling will frequently be a better choice with a similar feel. Barbarian.
Multi-classing gives more damage. One particularly good multi-class is ranger, namely ranger 5, Hunter subclass, for fighting style (Archery, +2 to hit) colossus slayer (1d8 damage) extra attack (duh) and hunters mark (1d6). That's a pretty large level investment, but it's a strong ideal.
15 wrz 2023 · Class and Background: Choosing the Right Path for Your Kender. What class would befit a creature of such tireless curiosity and boundless energy? Would a kender make a better rogue, or perhaps a bard? Or could the unpredictable nature of this race lead them down a path that’s less trodden?
22 lis 2022 · Unfairly or not, kender have developed a reputation as the halflings of the Dragonlance setting. However, kender are not halflings. In fact, they are an offshoot of gnomes that have been altered by magic to exude supernatural curiosity and fearlessness.
Kender Aptitude. Thanks to the mystical origin of your people, you gain proficiency with one of the following skills of your choice: Insight, Investigation, Sleight of Hand, Stealth, or Survival. Taunt.
I don’t think he’s ever built a character using Kender before. Rogues tank very well. Being able to half damage (or completely dodge reflex attacks) help a lot with tanking. He’s made some Rogue/Barb tanks.
