Looking for 1-2, Level 25 Healers to join our "Challenge" campaign where the party wanted a homebrewed Level 25 adventures. My only requirements are, let me see your characters, while level 25, not looking for demi-gods (yet). Be an active player with the group

Here is the Saintess, a former fighter blinded by her attackers when she first started adventuring, but given a revelation, a gift, and has since then been a cleric healing, defending, and driving out evil. 

Race: Aasimar

Class: Fighter 1 / Cleric 19+5

Background: Acolyte

Character Sheet Link: https://www.dndbeyond.com/characters/126718616/vLVvRU

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Here is the Saintess, a former fighter blinded by her attackers when she first started adventuring, but given a revelation, a gift, and has since then been a cleric healing, defending, and driving out evil. 

Race: Aasimar

Class: Fighter 1 / Cleric 19+5

Background: Acolyte

Character Sheet Link: https://www.dndbeyond.com/characters/126718616/vLVvRU

 Do you have any magical items that will support your healing skills?  

Yes, here are the ones that I currently have that are related to healing:

• Staff of Healing 
• Keoghtoms Ointment
• Sage's Signet (Hart)
• Longbow of the Healing Hearth
• Rod of Security

Here are the other non-healing magic she has:

• Amulet of the Devote
• Robe of Eyes

She uses a cross between the Blindsight ability, with her familiar and the Robe of Eyes to be aware of what is around her and where attacks may be coming from and details when she is attacking. 

Welcome, you're in

Here is the link 

https://www.dndbeyond.com/forums/d-d-beyond-general/play-by-post/179485-twilight-dawn-game-thread

I added you to the participants, let me know when you reach the thread and I'll work you into the scenario

Is there a campaign to join?

Also, i've never taken a character beyond level 20. Any pointers? 

Have fun with it, the group likes to have dialog with each other so there is a bit of role playing mixed in with the campaign. 

Still looking for one more, though I won't be able to respond until next week. 

Hi all, I'm one of the current players in this campaign.

Bumping this thread in the hopes of getting that one more recruit :)

Considering it since I've never seen what 4th tier play looks like.  But I admit that I'm not even sure what level 25 means in 5e.  :-)

@Aaggie was looking for 1 - 2 healers.  @GR_Mustang created a Life Domain cleric.  Other than The Saintess, what does the rest of the party look like?  What's the campaign about?  Do you just need a second character, like a ranger, who can cast a few healing spells in case The Saintess goes down?  Or do you expect that the party will need 2 characters who can provide a massive amount of healing every day?

So, our current party consists of:

A Reborn Wizard (my character... Ben_Evolent, you're probably pretty familiar with him by now lol)

An Eldritch Knight fighter/Abjuration Wizard

A Goliath Barbarian

And, of course, Saintess the Life Cleric has now joined our crew.

Regarding additional characters, I personally feel like having someone who can pick allies up in an emergency if Saintess goes down would be a boon to us. The other thing we're really missing is a party face since none of our characters are Charisma-based.

Heh.  What do you need Charisma for at level 20?  Shouldn't you just be disintegrating things?  Or sending in your undead army to intimidate people? 😉

But that's good.  I was thinking of finally trying a sorcerer or warlock, so I could go with Divine Soul Sorcerer or a Warlock with Celestial patron.

Any info about character creation?  Start with point buy and the apply all the ASIs?  And what does "level 25" mean?  Is that just a challenging adventure for level 20 characters?  Or is there something mechanical we should do to make the character level 25?

Right now we're just 'vanilla' level 20 PCs. I think our DM was referring to the challenge level of the adventure itself. I'm not sure if our DM has plans for our PCs to advance further (maybe bonus feats/epic boons? A second 9th-level spell slot sounds sooo nice...)

I think we're using point buy (at least I and the arcane fighter did) with all feats/ASIs applied

Any guidelines about magic items?  Or just pick any 3 items to attune that align with the character and a few other consumable / uncommon items?

I am considering this. As someone who has played a bit at T4 and beyond I had presumed it was a level 20 character having earned five epic boons as that is how 5e now seems to deal with "leveling" after 20th. But it would be best for Aaggie to answer that for sure.

I'd suggest putting your magic item choices in the application for DM approval.

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Regarding additional characters, I personally feel like having someone who can pick allies up in an emergency if Saintess goes down would be a boon to us. The other thing we're really missing is a party face since none of our characters are Charisma-based.

Since the cleric and wizard seemed to have most of the important spellcasting duties covered, I actually decided to try something a little different.  Here's Vrox, a DEX-based satyr ranger, but using the Fey Wanderer subclass so that he's actually decent at Charisma checks too. 

I built the character with the following things in mind:

• Rogue role (stealth & proficiency in thieves' tools)
• CHA skills
• I'll either give him expertise in stealth or persuasion.
• Combat - mostly using his dragon's wrath longbow to pile on damage from range, but I threw Booming Blade and a shield in there in case he ends up in melee. 
• Magic items (pending DM's approval):
  • Dragon's Wrath Longbow <-- most of his damage potential relies on this weapon
  • Ring of Spell Storing  <-- extra defensive or healing spells?
  • Shadowfell Brand Tattoo <-- darkvision, advantage on stealth checks, and once/day Shadowy Defense
  • Studded Leather +3 <-- Trying to get his AC as high as possible since he's pretty squishy for a level-20 martial character.
  • Periapt of Proof against Poison  <-- same reason
  • Quiver of Ehlonna with several different magic arrows <-- not essential, but it seemed reasonable for a level-20 archer
  • Heward's Handy Haversack <-- to keep him light on his feet and able to grab the right item when needed
  • The rest of the magic items are very optional, depending on how magical the campaign is and how much we're supposed to bring to the table when we join.  I threw a couple of magic melee finesse weapons in there in case he ends up in melee against something that's immune to non-magical weapons.  Most of the utility magic items that I really wanted were already carried by one of the existing characters, so I just added a few random items that could help him have an impact outside his normal stealth / ranged combat role without being too unbalancing.  I also added a few magic items that are less practical but seemed like fun, whimsical things that a Fey Wanderer might have, such as a bag of tricks, a staff of birdcalls, and an emerald pen. 
• Healing capabilities - I'm still adjusting his spell list, but he currently has
  • healing word
  • goodberry
  • healing spirit
  • revivify
  • greater restoration
  • And if the Saintess has unused spell slots before a long rest, perhaps she could charge his ring with aura of vitality or mass cure wounds

One time I created a temp HP dispenser for another campaign here. If you're interested I could recreate it for you. It's a Glory paladin and Glamor bard MC with inspiring leader. The idea is to prevent damage, rather than heal it.