

I had forgotten about the sheer amount of choice you have with characters in D&D4. Glorious Presence, +4 vs Will, 2d6+4 damage This is a 25-point, point-buy build.Īrcana +9, Bluff +1, Diplomacy +1, Dungeoneering +2, Endurance +2, Heal +2, History +9, Insight +2, Intimidate +1, Nature +2, Perception +2, Religion +9, Streetwise +1īreath of Night, +4 vs Fortitude, 1d10+4 damageīurning Hands, +4 vs Reflex, 2d6+4 damage She lives in the Feywild and only comes out to the mortal realms when she has to.ĭ&D 4 gives you the options of rolling abilities, point-buy, or a standard array.
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She is Sidhe Lady (well, not yet, but getting there), Moon Elf Witch of the Full Moon Coven. This is Eireann when she was first starting out. My concept of her was going to be she was higher level and act as a literal "Faerie Godmother" to the party. Well.that never quite happened, but a lot of those ideas came over to my Second Campaign for D&D 5e.Įireann was going to make a show sooner or later. My plans for 4e back then were to play in the Forgotten Realms (no kidding, I became a convert in the 4e days) and have a heavy influence from both the Shadowfell and the Feywild.

While I thought it could use a little flavor it was a very good witch class and one I would have loved seen ported over to D&D 5. Among those details are a proper witch class. Player's Option: Heroes of the Feywild gave us more detail on the Feywild, the D&D land of the Fey. Today I am here for a character and what is D&D first official witch subclass. But I am not here today to figure out the whys and wherefores of this game's successes or failures. To be fair D&D 4 does require a lot of minis and battle maps. I have had friends comment that if the game had been called "D&D Miniatures Battles" then they might have liked it better. I will say this, the vast majority of people complaining about or taking potshots at it have never actually played it.

This might be the most hated version of D&D ever made according to some or a misunderstood game by others. Many went back to 3e or older games, a significant chunk went to Pathfinder, what many were calling 3.75 or "the real 4e" and some stuck with it. While many people gave it a try, only a few would stick with it.

Thus in June 2008 Dungeons & Dragons 4th Edition was released to much hoopla. Reboot and start over with a new edition. 3e's greatest strength soon became it's greatest problem. Soon it began to get overwhelming to run a game what with the glut of d20 sourcebook, books from WotC and just an unprecedented amount of material available. Like the editions before 3rd Edition had a long run, though maybe not as long.
