We have Half-Elves. We have Half-Orcs. Why don't we have Half-Halflings? Would they be called Quarters? All the Luck based goodness and being able to tower over a normal halfling while you stand at nearly 5 foot tall!
@@dimiaraujo90 all I know is I'd go in half one one with Rose from the LOTR movies. I might not be able to put up with the ugly feet for long but I'd make it work for at least an hour or two.
In a group I run for my patients (I work for a psychiatric hospital), I keep a few NPCs with them to help round out the party and provide a character for drop in players to pick up. One of those characters is a Ghostwise Halfling monk. She is a beast as a monk and the other players love having her in the party. It is a lot of fun to imagine this sub 3ft woman knocking around big beasts like troglodytes and ogres.
Lightfoot halfling as a larger than life rascal / artful Dodger / scoundrel with a heart of gold just has so much going for it. A lore bard teller of tall tales for me!
The Frighter - Stout Halfling Eldritch Knight with The Haunted One background. They persevere (luck & brave) so that others do not have to face the monsters in the night.
Yesterday we had our very first Session 1. As a forever GM I prolly won't ever play, but I had the idea for a Hafling Fighter with the Knight Background and he is on a Quest! To find the most legendary of delicacies! Like the Wine that's inside the holy Grail! Or the elven queens Grapes! The Cheese made from a Minotaurs Milk! And most prized of them all: Dwarven Goblin Sausages, definetly not named after the meat they are made out of!
What if you made him an NPC? Fill out a character sheet for them, add the chef feat. You can play them as a pseudo character. They ask for assistance in their quests, with an entirely different questline for each food item. The players inadvertently encounter numerous rewards for the charity of assisting the halfling.
Yay halflings! Halflings are so interesting to me, being my least favorite race when I stated playing in 3.5 and now one of my all time favorites in 5e. I dunno, something about the way 5e characterizes them just really speaks to me, and I have countless halfling characters sketched up and ready to go at a moment's notice of almost every class, tbh. I love the sheer storytelling potential that comes from a race who's primary racial traits are "Brave" and "Lucky"; that's the mark of a hero if I ever saw one! Any time I need a Dex race for a class that likely would be best served as some sort of elf, I tend to go for a halfling instead just because of their friendly and down-home nature. There's just something so endlessly charming about them.
Absolutely. No matter how much or how little inspiration you want to take from Tolkien, there's a little bit of Bilbo in almost any halfling character.
I've been running a Lightfoot Barbarian/Warlock (Currently 6/2) with Beast Speech and Eldritch Sight. His best friend is a war dog named Horse, and can "smell magic". He also has occasional (one sided, think Bob Newhart phone bit) arguments with his patron.
Currently playing a Lightfoot, Warlock (Pact of the Tome) / Bard (Loremaster). So far, it's tons of cantrips and lots of fun running a Halfling. Highly recommend the Simple Illusion cantrip to create a hiding spot whenever you can't find one.
Gnome berserker, Newman Gearheart, drank 50 gallons of dragonkiller and lived. Dragonkiller is an alcoholic drink that can kill a dragon with a single serving of 20oz.
I had a lot of fun with my hand-crossbow focused GW Inquisitor, who I roleplayed as a Bounty Hunter. I know that Hand Crossbow profiency doesn't allow you to 'dual wield' them, but I like to imagine he did anyways, for thematic reasons.
I reckon Halflings work bet for Bards, Fighters, and Monks, with maybe a rogue dip for cunning action hide. They aren't meant to skulk around in the dark so without dark-vision i'd personally avoid playing a rogue, also Halflings are to lighthearted a race flavor wise i feel to get into the grittiness of a rogue. Bard works best in general i feel since the Halfling lucky can combine really well with expertise especially at later levels when you are adding up to a +15 to your rolls, virtually making it impossible to fail all but the highest DC checks. It also works well as a lighthearted happy go lucky adventure jack of all trades which i feel half-lings are well suited for. Fighter shines with it's simplicity in flavor which should roll really well with a simple folk hero happy go lucky Halfling. A monk Halfling could have a lot of value in being an acrobatic performer ducking and diving around the battlefield, this could also work well with drunken fist and the performer background as a jester, acrobat or similar.
I agree with everything, but the grittiness of the rogue. That is only one way to play them. I see them as experts. The sneak attack makes it a bit weird. I almost wish there were options without sneak. In the case of the halfling rogue, the extra damage could be done due to their luck.. -Nerdarchist Dave
You can use sneak attack if within range of an ally, so your a helpful little rouge stabbing the baddy while your party is near you, giving you that helpful ability.
In regards to the "grittiness of a rogue", what about swashbucklers? That would be absolutely ideal for a lightfoot halfling and you can play it as a shamless braggart and show off, darting between peoples legs as they pop in and out of combat, hiding behind bigger party members while mercilessly taunting enemies and generally driving them nuts. Or even a Ghostwise Inquisitive halfling would be good, playing a mini sherlock holmes having that +1 to wisdom would be really good for all the insight and perception checks the subclass relies a lot on.
I have a halfling roguelock and a halfling sorcebard, both lightfoot. Love those dex and charisma base classes. I also have a stout halfling Life Cleric and have a ghostwise halfling druid planned. I love the halfling race so much - it's hard to beat Lucky as a racial ability and that +2 Dex.
I;m currently playing a Ghostwise Halfling Way of the Open Hand Monk. And it;s awesome. I literally run through my other party members legs, bosh the enemy, then run back. Best moment so far was i stunned a purple worm, then pushed it 15ft away back doen the hole it came from. Just the idea this little 3ft high dude did that is hilarious :D
My Stout Halfling assassination rogue is a delightful happy outgoing guy who will happily talk to anyone, go anywhere, and often gets the drinks that he puts lots of poison in. It just seemed to go hand in hand that the rogue who is resistant to poison would handle it a lot and it would be one of his main ways of controlling situations where he got into the enemy camp/base/bar and needed to slow down a lot of people or get one dead drunk without having the whole party fight through everyone. He is kind of a tiny slightly less sadistic Teatime from the Diskworld novels...also much shorter. He also disembowels a lot of enemies since he cant actually reach the head or heart in melee for most enemies.
I'm a big fan of 1st level barbarian (or 3) and rest moon druid levels ghostwise halfling. Get those wildshape rages and also get to technically speak while wildshaped. Unarmored CON AC somewhat helps to compensate for the limited armor options they have in and out of wildshape. When you run out of rages, getting proficiency in CON saving throws helps keep your concentration for spells while wildshaped.
Warlock of the great old one. Adopt a habit of making strange gestures and muttering in primordial. Everyone assumes you are mad, but really you are near constantly using mask of many faces to pretend to be a human. Never get hit in combat, and everyone thinks you are a god of evasion when really everyone is taking a swing at shoulder height on the illusion when there is nothing to hit.
My favorite Halfling was enabled by some good stat rolls, got an 18, 17, and 12, so I did a Stout Halfling Barbarian (Storm Herald) with 18 Strength, 14 Dexterity (Enough to get +2 in Medium Armour), and 18 Constitution. The basic premise of the character was that he was a former acolyte at a monastery of the Four Elements, but the monks threw him out when it became apparent that he had no intention on learning the 'enlightenment' or 'harmony with nature' parts of the doctrine, he only cared about being able to beat people down... So to make long story short, you have this Halfling who is in peak physical condition, has a connection with the elements that few people could understand, and enjoyed beating the shit out of stuff *very* much... he decided to become a Pirate (It started as a nautical campaign) and was an utter terror when it came to boarding (In fact, his ship was designed to be fast and heavily armoured with no guns in order to facilitate 'Ram and Board' tactics), he actually met the party when he was trying to raid the ship they were on and both vessels were attacked by a Sea Serpent, leaving them all marooned and forced to work together.
I played a Lightfoot Rouge, and had the Mastermind archetype. It was really fun being the character with the lowest intelligence to suddenly becoming a Mastermind
I think it'd be a lot of fun to play a Lightfoot Halfling that multiclasses WIZ Diviner and BARD College of Lore. You'd have so many ways of helping the party!
I have an urge to try and make a halfling artificer. My head cannon has this ridiculously cheerful lady tinkering away with the occasional whoops concoction 😊. Not sure it will work but it sounds fun.
I've got an idea for a Stout Halfling who's a Way of the Drunken Master Monk, he drinks like a fish but finds it hard to get intoxicated because of his innate resistance to poison.
I had a lightfoot halfling arcane trickster rogue who I enjoyed playing, but I really want to play a halfling paladin of Yondalla who protects halfling communities and the party as well.
I just started my first ever dnd session as a lightfoot bard, i rolled low on strength so I tend to hide behind our Goliath barbarian which leads to alot of funny moments 😂
The best for handling is rogue/thief than take expertise in slight of hand.At level three you get an+11 on all rolls based on that one roll.The character I ever played.
I AM NOT a rogue. I am a locksmith! That is a very poor lock. Here, you can have one of my better ones. Here is your key. No... that's ok... it's free!
Gloom stalker 5 kensei rest with a ghostwise and Base 10, 15, 12, 10, 15, 9 27 point buy Add sharpshooter L4, Squat Nimbleness L9, Zephyr strike and watch...
Hafling Mastermind Rogue or Whispers Bard. Who would ever expect the friendly, social Halfling was the one planning to betray the party the whole time. MUAH ha ha!
A campaign I run has an NPC guild leader who is a Halfling Whispers Bard 16/Divination Wizard 4, specifically becauae he's so talented at turning luck on its ass he decided to both double down and apply it subtly
I haven't yet played this guy but i would love to make ghostwise halfling bloodhunter order of the lycan. Be a wereverine (were-wolverine) and have the knight of the order (modified to hunter of the order) background ^^
Damn now I want to make a traumatized ghost hafling that was traumatized as a child and dosent y’all he just uses telepathy ._. Probs gonna be monk cuz lots of alone time to hone skills from being alone and fucking traumatized
um Ted don't Halflings have round ears (noticed you had the pointed ones on early in the video) , humans are kinda like dire halflings. :) and Gloomstalker Ranger I would think would be good.. so they would gain darkvision at 3rd level
We don't really have any colonies... But I did have the solar system duped a few times. Pick an alternate reality to live in and stick with it - this world is very real.
Can a Halfling rogue that successfully has stealth, attack an enemy then run over to a medium player character and be hidden every time? I really would like some input. I did my very first 5E campaign. I couldn’t come up with a reason why the halfling was not hidden every time he did this. It seems at Halflings break the 5e rules on stealth with that natural ability.
Halfling Wizard with halfling's luck + Xanathar's bountiful luck and second chance + divination die and of course being lucky myself so the DM didn't kick me off the table for trolling.
Hey guys I was wondering if you can make a vid or direct me to a good source for my question. My friends and I are interested in incorporating armor damage reduction (according to armor type and weapon type used to hit with), instead of just a base To Hit with advantage and disadvantage. Seems it would make combat more realistic and fun
The best for handling is rogue/thief than take expertise in slight of hand.At level three you get an+11 on all rolls based on that one roll.The character I ever played.
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I often have great ideas for halfling and gnome character, but i often find that end of the day they just come short.
Hm. Very funny human are height does not matter to stories but funny joke
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We have Half-Elves. We have Half-Orcs. Why don't we have Half-Halflings? Would they be called Quarters? All the Luck based goodness and being able to tower over a normal halfling while you stand at nearly 5 foot tall!
Halflings probably already have either Dwarven and/or Gnomish blood, mixed with Human blood. They are already a "half" race.
Wouldn't it be three quarters? XD
@@dimiaraujo90 all I know is I'd go in half one one with Rose from the LOTR movies. I might not be able to put up with the ugly feet for long but I'd make it work for at least an hour or two.
Maybe halflings are already half human half gnome... and it just worked out that they are nimble but not as smart.
@@fhuber7507 Gnomes are the halfling equivalent of elves though.
In a group I run for my patients (I work for a psychiatric hospital), I keep a few NPCs with them to help round out the party and provide a character for drop in players to pick up. One of those characters is a Ghostwise Halfling monk. She is a beast as a monk and the other players love having her in the party. It is a lot of fun to imagine this sub 3ft woman knocking around big beasts like troglodytes and ogres.
Lightfoot halfling as a larger than life rascal / artful Dodger / scoundrel with a heart of gold just has so much going for it. A lore bard teller of tall tales for me!
I plan on making a halfling divination wizard, and taling the lucky feats and the halfling one, and be the ultimate dice manipulator for the party
A Ghostwise Halfling Druid sounds like fun!
The good old Hobbit build. Lightfoot Halfling Burglar. I also tormented my party once with a Lightfoot Halfling Assassin with a crossbow.
Hero McDohl My first thought when I saw the title. Can’t beat the classics! That said, I think they convinced me that halfling monk is worth a shot
I’m playing D&D and I just so happen to be a light foot halfling Rogue.
Gandalf looking for a halfling assassin was a different book
The Frighter - Stout Halfling Eldritch Knight with The Haunted One background. They persevere (luck & brave) so that others do not have to face the monsters in the night.
Yesterday we had our very first Session 1.
As a forever GM I prolly won't ever play, but I had the idea for a Hafling Fighter with the Knight Background and he is on a Quest! To find the most legendary of delicacies!
Like the Wine that's inside the holy Grail! Or the elven queens Grapes! The Cheese made from a Minotaurs Milk! And most prized of them all: Dwarven Goblin Sausages, definetly not named after the meat they are made out of!
What if you made him an NPC? Fill out a character sheet for them, add the chef feat. You can play them as a pseudo character. They ask for assistance in their quests, with an entirely different questline for each food item. The players inadvertently encounter numerous rewards for the charity of assisting the halfling.
Yay halflings!
Halflings are so interesting to me, being my least favorite race when I stated playing in 3.5 and now one of my all time favorites in 5e. I dunno, something about the way 5e characterizes them just really speaks to me, and I have countless halfling characters sketched up and ready to go at a moment's notice of almost every class, tbh. I love the sheer storytelling potential that comes from a race who's primary racial traits are "Brave" and "Lucky"; that's the mark of a hero if I ever saw one!
Any time I need a Dex race for a class that likely would be best served as some sort of elf, I tend to go for a halfling instead just because of their friendly and down-home nature. There's just something so endlessly charming about them.
I love the unlikely hero nature of the race.
-Nerdarchist Dave
Absolutely. No matter how much or how little inspiration you want to take from Tolkien, there's a little bit of Bilbo in almost any halfling character.
I’m currently playing a halfling diviner, and the dice manipulation is crazy!
Popular choice.
Nerdarchist Dave
Same here I'm playing a stout halfling diviner with the Bountiful luck feat
I've been running a Lightfoot Barbarian/Warlock (Currently 6/2) with Beast Speech and Eldritch Sight. His best friend is a war dog named Horse, and can "smell magic". He also has occasional (one sided, think Bob Newhart phone bit) arguments with his patron.
Currently playing a Lightfoot, Warlock (Pact of the Tome) / Bard (Loremaster). So far, it's tons of cantrips and lots of fun running a Halfling. Highly recommend the Simple Illusion cantrip to create a hiding spot whenever you can't find one.
Late to the party. But I was toying around with an idea similar. I’m gonna yoink this one. TY
Hafling barbarian his name is roscoe Tealeaf the taker of knees
Stoutheart hafling two hands a longsword
Roscoe is a very popular halfling name.
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Gnome berserker, Newman Gearheart, drank 50 gallons of dragonkiller and lived. Dragonkiller is an alcoholic drink that can kill a dragon with a single serving of 20oz.
No tealeaf RIP molly
@@calindboard5114 lol I had roscoe long before campaign 2 of critical role ever started
@@robmartinez1627 well you kept that last name better than tal did
Ted you look like Spock's creepy uncle in the intro 😂
Perfect mission accomplished.
-Nerdarchist Dave
I had a lot of fun with my hand-crossbow focused GW Inquisitor, who I roleplayed as a Bounty Hunter. I know that Hand Crossbow profiency doesn't allow you to 'dual wield' them, but I like to imagine he did anyways, for thematic reasons.
My favorite character someone else had in AL was a halfling warlock.
Lightfoot warlock hexblade is on my list to play.
-Nerdarchist Dave
I reckon Halflings work bet for Bards, Fighters, and Monks, with maybe a rogue dip for cunning action hide. They aren't meant to skulk around in the dark so without dark-vision i'd personally avoid playing a rogue, also Halflings are to lighthearted a race flavor wise i feel to get into the grittiness of a rogue.
Bard works best in general i feel since the Halfling lucky can combine really well with expertise especially at later levels when you are adding up to a +15 to your rolls, virtually making it impossible to fail all but the highest DC checks. It also works well as a lighthearted happy go lucky adventure jack of all trades which i feel half-lings are well suited for.
Fighter shines with it's simplicity in flavor which should roll really well with a simple folk hero happy go lucky Halfling.
A monk Halfling could have a lot of value in being an acrobatic performer ducking and diving around the battlefield, this could also work well with drunken fist and the performer background as a jester, acrobat or similar.
I agree with everything, but the grittiness of the rogue. That is only one way to play them. I see them as experts. The sneak attack makes it a bit weird. I almost wish there were options without sneak. In the case of the halfling rogue, the extra damage could be done due to their luck..
-Nerdarchist Dave
You can use sneak attack if within range of an ally, so your a helpful little rouge stabbing the baddy while your party is near you, giving you that helpful ability.
In regards to the "grittiness of a rogue", what about swashbucklers? That would be absolutely ideal for a lightfoot halfling and you can play it as a shamless braggart and show off, darting between peoples legs as they pop in and out of combat, hiding behind bigger party members while mercilessly taunting enemies and generally driving them nuts.
Or even a Ghostwise Inquisitive halfling would be good, playing a mini sherlock holmes having that +1 to wisdom would be really good for all the insight and perception checks the subclass relies a lot on.
@@EasyPhil I imagine a lightfoot halfling swashbuckler as puss-n-boots from Shrek, without all the fur.
Stout Halfling Gloom Stalker Ranger is easily my favourite race/ class combo for the little folk.
Halfling mage - Divination with feat lucky. Master of D20 :)
When you're me, the answer is "Any class at all" 😂 Halflings are just the best. I never realized I apparently really want to be very short lmao.
One of my favorite characters I ever played wad a stout halfling barbarian, who didn't know he was a halfling because he was raised by goliaths.
I have a halfling roguelock and a halfling sorcebard, both lightfoot. Love those dex and charisma base classes. I also have a stout halfling Life Cleric and have a ghostwise halfling druid planned. I love the halfling race so much - it's hard to beat Lucky as a racial ability and that +2 Dex.
I love the idea of a small halfing going melee vs a large troll and kicking his ass monk style
I agree the idea of a halfling monk stunning strike an giant or dragon and dropping it is just amazing!
I;m currently playing a Ghostwise Halfling Way of the Open Hand Monk. And it;s awesome. I literally run through my other party members legs, bosh the enemy, then run back. Best moment so far was i stunned a purple worm, then pushed it 15ft away back doen the hole it came from. Just the idea this little 3ft high dude did that is hilarious :D
My Stout Halfling assassination rogue is a delightful happy outgoing guy who will happily talk to anyone, go anywhere, and often gets the drinks that he puts lots of poison in. It just seemed to go hand in hand that the rogue who is resistant to poison would handle it a lot and it would be one of his main ways of controlling situations where he got into the enemy camp/base/bar and needed to slow down a lot of people or get one dead drunk without having the whole party fight through everyone. He is kind of a tiny slightly less sadistic Teatime from the Diskworld novels...also much shorter. He also disembowels a lot of enemies since he cant actually reach the head or heart in melee for most enemies.
I made a Stout Halfling barbarian. We all had a blast with that. Little guy with a great big attitude. Lol. He was a riot.
I tend to make my halflings guerilla warlocks; pop up from nowhere, blast a baddie, disappear before their friends can catch up.
I'm a big fan of 1st level barbarian (or 3) and rest moon druid levels ghostwise halfling. Get those wildshape rages and also get to technically speak while wildshaped. Unarmored CON AC somewhat helps to compensate for the limited armor options they have in and out of wildshape. When you run out of rages, getting proficiency in CON saving throws helps keep your concentration for spells while wildshaped.
Yeah, it's a boss combination.
-Nerdarchist Dave
Warlock of the great old one. Adopt a habit of making strange gestures and muttering in primordial. Everyone assumes you are mad, but really you are near constantly using mask of many faces to pretend to be a human. Never get hit in combat, and everyone thinks you are a god of evasion when really everyone is taking a swing at shoulder height on the illusion when there is nothing to hit.
My favorite Halfling was enabled by some good stat rolls, got an 18, 17, and 12, so I did a Stout Halfling Barbarian (Storm Herald) with 18 Strength, 14 Dexterity (Enough to get +2 in Medium Armour), and 18 Constitution.
The basic premise of the character was that he was a former acolyte at a monastery of the Four Elements, but the monks threw him out when it became apparent that he had no intention on learning the 'enlightenment' or 'harmony with nature' parts of the doctrine, he only cared about being able to beat people down...
So to make long story short, you have this Halfling who is in peak physical condition, has a connection with the elements that few people could understand, and enjoyed beating the shit out of stuff *very* much... he decided to become a Pirate (It started as a nautical campaign) and was an utter terror when it came to boarding (In fact, his ship was designed to be fast and heavily armoured with no guns in order to facilitate 'Ram and Board' tactics), he actually met the party when he was trying to raid the ship they were on and both vessels were attacked by a Sea Serpent, leaving them all marooned and forced to work together.
You must be at least this tall to watch.
Lol.
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The 5e halfling sounds like it handles more like the Kender from Dragonlance especially with the Brave attribute.
Barbarian Halflings for are my favourite. Nothing like stalking enemies from the shadows to suddenly rush out screaming with a greataxe
Now you got me wanting to try a Ghost Wise Hafling ,Sun Soul Monk ... Hmmmmmm.
Playing a stout halfling barbarian having so much fun with this character and build
I played a Lightfoot Rouge, and had the Mastermind archetype. It was really fun being the character with the lowest intelligence to suddenly becoming a Mastermind
I think it'd be a lot of fun to play a Lightfoot Halfling that multiclasses WIZ Diviner and BARD College of Lore. You'd have so many ways of helping the party!
Just discovered this channel, great quality!
Thanks for checking us out.
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I have an urge to try and make a halfling artificer. My head cannon has this ridiculously cheerful lady tinkering away with the occasional whoops concoction 😊. Not sure it will work but it sounds fun.
Lightfoot halfling female.
Valor Bard, division wizard
and divine soul Sorcerer
. Her name is Trinity Greenbottle
You guys are awesome! Love the helpful information. Any chance you will do a gnome illusionists build?
Strongly suspect Ghostwise halflings are based on the "Woses" of Mirkwood from LTR.
Currently playing a Stout Halfling two-weapon battle-master fighter. Great fun!
Well I’m up at one am waiting for Ibuprofen to set in, might as well catch a late night Nerdarchy vid.
Sounds like a plan to me.
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I've got an idea for a Stout Halfling who's a Way of the Drunken Master Monk, he drinks like a fish but finds it hard to get intoxicated because of his innate resistance to poison.
Had a ninja trained halfling assassin who used strong offensive magic plus ninja magic. He was majorly overpowered but one hell of a build!!
I had a lightfoot halfling arcane trickster rogue who I enjoyed playing, but I really want to play a halfling paladin of Yondalla who protects halfling communities and the party as well.
Invincible Sword Princess - ghostwise Kensei monk with a two-handed longsword.
Do Elves next! Thanks for the great content.
We've got gith coming up.
Nerdarchist Dave
My current halfling is an alchemist chef named Cookie, He is known for his dangerous Hot sauce and Cooking wine.
I just started my first ever dnd session as a lightfoot bard, i rolled low on strength so I tend to hide behind our Goliath barbarian which leads to alot of funny moments 😂
Illusion wizz, celestial warlock, paladin oath of an inverted food pyramid
The best for handling is rogue/thief than take expertise in slight of hand.At level three you get an+11 on all rolls based on that one roll.The character I ever played.
I AM NOT a rogue. I am a locksmith! That is a very poor lock. Here, you can have one of my better ones. Here is your key. No... that's ok... it's free!
might steal that for my next session c: that's some great line !
Light foot Halfling Champion Fighter with two weapon fighting, a 4 level dip into Rogue Assassin, taking Mobile, Lucky and Alert feat.
Haven't played him yet but I've got a Halfling Wizard waiting in the wings.
My wife plays Halfling cleric who stands at 4'2.
She drank ent draught as a kid, and currently dating a dwarf.
Swash buckler wild magic sorcerer. I had so much fun with that build for an one shot and it was a kool combination
the answer is Barbarian
I normally do not like playing short characters but I would say halfling rogue.
Ghostwise halfling inquisidor? I forsee concentrated horrors unleashed.
Gloom stalker 5 kensei rest with a ghostwise and Base 10, 15, 12, 10, 15, 9 27 point buy Add sharpshooter L4, Squat Nimbleness L9, Zephyr strike and watch...
Im bout to be a rouge/bard light foot in my next campaign wish me luck
I call her Trinity
Lightfoot halfling
Valor Bard 5
Divination wizard 2
Divine soul Sorcerer
im playing a hafling WARLOCK
Please give your point of view on Gnomes.
We will get to them for sure.
Nerdarchist Dave
Hafling Mastermind Rogue or Whispers Bard. Who would ever expect the friendly, social Halfling was the one planning to betray the party the whole time. MUAH ha ha!
A campaign I run has an NPC guild leader who is a Halfling Whispers Bard 16/Divination Wizard 4, specifically becauae he's so talented at turning luck on its ass he decided to both double down and apply it subtly
I haven't yet played this guy but i would love to make ghostwise halfling bloodhunter order of the lycan. Be a wereverine (were-wolverine) and have the knight of the order (modified to hunter of the order) background ^^
Ghostwise halfling just has me thinking of a Hobbit with "The Shine".
I'm going to be a halfling Rouge in dnd and a thrift
I'm thinking about halfling wizard with a big Horn sheep mount.
Damn now I want to make a traumatized ghost hafling that was traumatized as a child and dosent y’all he just uses telepathy ._. Probs gonna be monk cuz lots of alone time to hone skills from being alone and fucking traumatized
um Ted don't Halflings have round ears (noticed you had the pointed ones on early in the video) , humans are kinda like dire halflings. :) and Gloomstalker Ranger I would think would be good.. so they would gain darkvision at 3rd level
We don't really have any colonies... But I did have the solar system duped a few times. Pick an alternate reality to live in and stick with it - this world is very real.
Can a Halfling rogue that successfully has stealth, attack an enemy then run over to a medium player character and be hidden every time? I really would like some input. I did my very first 5E campaign. I couldn’t come up with a reason why the halfling was not hidden every time he did this. It seems at Halflings break the 5e rules on stealth with that natural ability.
I just love playing my stout halfling with high AC due to unarmored defense.
Halfling Wizard with halfling's luck + Xanathar's bountiful luck and second chance + divination die and of course being lucky myself so the DM didn't kick me off the table for trolling.
Be the bastard. Be a halfling gunslinger. Reroll your misfires because of your “luck”
halfling wizard. so your hat is as big as you are - for example see left :) Lightfoot for the charisma for role play
But halfling IS a class, right?
Halfling Two-Weapon Fighting Fighter Champion
The more d20s you roll the better
Hey guys I was wondering if you can make a vid or direct me to a good source for my question. My friends and I are interested in incorporating armor damage reduction (according to armor type and weapon type used to hit with), instead of just a base To Hit with advantage and disadvantage. Seems it would make combat more realistic and fun
The best class is Three Halflings in a Trenchcoat fighter
I always play a halfling rogue
that thumbnail wasn't a halfling.. she had pointed ears.. Halflings are closer to humans and Gnomes have pointed ears like elves
Ohhh. I wondered what was up with Ted. He looks a little awkward and I couldn’t figure out why. It looks like he lost a lot of weight at one point.
Rouge, just hide in the barbarians space.
Halfling monk with mobile feat.
Best!!! thanks you!
hide and sneak rogue
Ghost wise cleric
Well sorry but a kender rogue thief would suit me
Do Ghostwise also get Lucky, +2 dex etc?
They're a subrace, so I guess so
Halflings don’t have class
The best for handling is rogue/thief than take expertise in slight of hand.At level three you get an+11 on all rolls based on that one roll.The character I ever played.