Ok, so essentially, I was noticing how Berserker Barbarian's frenzy allowed you to deal a very nice amount of damage on reckless attacks. this obviously pairs with sneak attack. I didn't have a clear vision for the character at this point, just liking the general brutality of it. I chose the swashbuckler rogue, and gave a persuasion expertise, so over time, he turned into a Patrick Bateman style character. a very refined noble obsessed with status, wealth, and appearances. Will go into full horror movie mode if angered though. My DM gave me a small, versatile hunting axe that I can still use with finesse, because he "thought it was cool." obviously aiming for strength and charisma. dexterity and con are also very useful here, Just a fun build I wanted to share. its fun to swap from a respectable yet uncanny businessman, into an axe swinging psycho. just a cool character overall. :^]
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I love hamburger and coca cola and video games and rock music and 80s-90s new wave, and dnd and DELTARUNE and pizza tower and leather jackets and green and keytar and robots and sci fi books and movies and always sunny in philidelphia and bloodhound gang and Devo and wario and bugs and sludge and grease and goblins and rogues and bards and warlocks and monks and saying and
...a Patrick Bateman style character. a very refined noble obsessed with status, wealth, and appearances.
That would have been the last description I would ever have come up with. No idea how you got that description. The character Bateman was never those things, he was a paranoid shallow person who thought that he was overshadowed by everyone. He had no redeeming qualities. He hated his fiancé and was too much of a coward to break it off. His secretary was the only decent person in his life and was there fore the only one that would be safe.
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Ok, so essentially, I was noticing how Berserker Barbarian's frenzy allowed you to deal a very nice amount of damage on reckless attacks. this obviously pairs with sneak attack. I didn't have a clear vision for the character at this point, just liking the general brutality of it. I chose the swashbuckler rogue, and gave a persuasion expertise, so over time, he turned into a Patrick Bateman style character. a very refined noble obsessed with status, wealth, and appearances. Will go into full horror movie mode if angered though. My DM gave me a small, versatile hunting axe that I can still use with finesse, because he "thought it was cool." obviously aiming for strength and charisma. dexterity and con are also very useful here, Just a fun build I wanted to share. its fun to swap from a respectable yet uncanny businessman, into an axe swinging psycho. just a cool character overall. :^]
{pfp by ButterknivesDEVO}
"In this world, you're either a spud, or a dud."
He/Him
I love hamburger and coca cola and video games and rock music and 80s-90s new wave, and dnd and DELTARUNE and pizza tower and leather jackets and green and keytar and robots and sci fi books and movies and always sunny in philidelphia and bloodhound gang and Devo and wario and bugs and sludge and grease and goblins and rogues and bards and warlocks and monks and saying and
That would have been the last description I would ever have come up with. No idea how you got that description. The character Bateman was never those things, he was a paranoid shallow person who thought that he was overshadowed by everyone. He had no redeeming qualities. He hated his fiancé and was too much of a coward to break it off. His secretary was the only decent person in his life and was there fore the only one that would be safe.