When you think about fighters, you generally think about armored warriors...or any number of low armor warriors."

"Today we're looking at the ranger class, with a ranger that may not have the best perception or spellcasting."

"Not every cleric is a streetwise person, and not all clerics are in tune with the divine. Our cleric is a former thief who 'found God.'"

"There are three qualities unique to monks. All of these are fine with low Dexterity - not excellent, but fine."

"Today we're looking at what a low Intelligence Artificer would look like, and why you'd play this kind of character."

"So the options for your background are quite varied. The trick will be taking this option and making it useful."

"I hadn't ever thought of Beorn and the woodland Disney Princess as being possible options from the same build, but here we are."

"The "Riddle of Steel" is helpful here: flesh is stronger than steel, as man can shape steel to its will. Shape the barbarian to your will."

"While paladins are martial characters and rogues are excellent skill monkeys without high Dexterity, bards rely a lot on magic."

"It's hard to explain or find an example of a low Dexterity Rogue as the class comes out of the Thief from 1st Edition, which lived on DEX."

"Paladins fulfill three roles in a party: damage dealing, damage soaking, and some supporting magic. Charisma does little for two of these."

"Since this week is Star Wars week, we thought we'd show you how to build a Jedi-style character for your next D&D one shot."

"Amnesia is no joke - one of the worst fears you can have is not knowing who they are and what they have done...This is also half the fun."

"There are many campaigns where a pacifist can be of great use to the party, and that is what we want to discuss today."

We are looking at a mute character: a character that cannot speak or chooses not to speak, and how this makes your gaming experience richer.

"I don't recommend you play a 'Lone Wolf'-style character. But if I was to recommend it to someone, this is how I would do it."

"Today we're going to start with a concept I've seen done effectively several times as a game master: a child as a roleplay character."