Plus you could drop his HP to something like what he would get if he rolled a 2 every level (20+attribute+feats at level 10) so he wouldn’t be significantly more durable.

This is a great idea, I had thought about him having lower health but didn’t think of how to do that mechanically.

Keep in mind that physically active people tend to stay physically active so unless you give him an injury, became sedentary for some reason

I had the idea that after getting married, he definitely became more sedentary. Thematically, I planned on him burying his sword and armor in the back yard and eventually starting a garden to ‘stay close to his roots’ pun intended. Mildly active, but definitely not fighting shape.

Or you could just use the Veteran NPC statblock and give them a few of the abilities from your list instead of using character creation rules.

Someone else suggested something similar and might be the right way to approach it. I definitely will look into this.

Thanks for your input

Interesting, I didn’t know aging used to be a mechanic in dnd. I will definitely read into that.

Maybe dial it down somewhat to something that will trigger, but not as often.

That’s a really good point. Maybe a dc4 or 5? 20-25% chance.

Also having to roll another check and d4 damage sounds like it would add a lot of time to his turns.

I wasn’t going to add another check, more if he missed an attack. That being said I didn’t take this into account, I don’t want him hogging time for sure. Maybe he loses at turn if he misses an attack. Resistance to mental attacks sounds like a good idea too.

Thank you for your feedback, I will definitely take it into account

Thank you, I kind of assumed this would be an issue. Just wanted to see if it was possible, I may just add him to my stack of unplayed characters. I really enjoy rolling up characters even if they dont get played.

Oh, he definitely took an arrow to the knee

Who says it wasn’t both? He’s had Putin’s cock in his mouth for years

Let’s do this in the most American way possible. To quote The Bloodhound Gang:

“Like that dude in Tienimen square, with a six-pack and a folding chair”

I did electrical work at a state prison in Nebraska a couple times. Most of the inmates had tablets with semi restricted internet access. So they still get the cat pics

As a resident of Nebraska I really hope enough people make this mistake or assume it’s Tom’s son and vote for him out of husker pride that he gets elected. But realistically Debby is gunna win again

That definitely makes sense

Yea,I know very little about phycology and nothing about sociology, so this was very enlightening.

You make a good point

Good point, I didn’t think about that

I’ve been wondering this for a while, wouldn’t you want your candidate to poll poorly so more people who otherwise wouldn’t vote and also prefer your candidate go out and vote? Wouldn’t higher polling numbers cause people to rest assured their candidate will win and then not worry about voting? Obviously polls mean nothing, go out and vote