I'm trying to create a series of characters inspired by the game Cookie Run Kingdom. I can do their classes and backgrounds and such easily enough. But what species makes most sense on a Cookie? Should I use different ones depending on the specific character? What about non-cookies like the Space Doughnut?
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Hi! I'm Potato. I am a player and DM using 2014 5th edition D&D. I am always happy to help with whatever you need! I prefer no pronouns, but they/them if necessary. Unfortunately, I will no longer be on the forums. Sorry, friends! Stay sparkly!
Using different species for each cookie can make your character roster more interesting and help highlight unique traits, while keeping non-cookie characters like the Space Doughnut as special exceptions adds fun variety. For inspiration on organizing character traits and codes efficiently, CRK Codes is a great reference to see how others categorize characters creatively.
I'm trying to create a series of characters inspired by the game Cookie Run Kingdom. I can do their classes and backgrounds and such easily enough. But what species makes most sense on a Cookie? Should I use different ones depending on the specific character? What about non-cookies like the Space Doughnut?
Hi! I'm Potato. I am a player and DM using 2014 5th edition D&D. I am always happy to help with whatever you need!
I prefer no pronouns, but they/them if necessary.
Unfortunately, I will no longer be on the forums. Sorry, friends! Stay sparkly!
Using different species for each cookie can make your character roster more interesting and help highlight unique traits, while keeping non-cookie characters like the Space Doughnut as special exceptions adds fun variety. For inspiration on organizing character traits and codes efficiently, CRK Codes is a great reference to see how others categorize characters creatively.