#and vice versa with the bloodhunter stuff

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I think some underrated CR moments are when Taliesin and Travis are having their own little quiet convo from across the table. Every now and then you can see them talking, Tal making Travis laugh, or them doing little bits together. Its cute

#critical role #cr #taliesin jaffe #travis willingham #bells hells #also when travis gets excited when tal does barbarian shit is peak friendship #and vice versa with the bloodhunter stuff

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Types as: D&D classes

Decided to finally do this since I’m going to be running a one-shot with three total newbies (thanks, The Adventure Zone!) Anyway I added the Lingering Soul class as my 16th (aka Matt Mercer being even more goth on main) although it’s kind of weird.

Artificer: INTP - who else is going to just magic up all that technology and vice versa? Also I kind of feel like the alchemist option is sort of taking the kind of weird lateral shortcuts I associate with NPs.

Barbarian: ESFP. Physically powerful and skilled, fueled by emotion, often stereotyped as dumb even though they aren’t necessarily.

Bard: ENTP. I don’t actually find ENTPs seductive but they are good at talking in a way that makes sense just long enough to get out of whatever situation they’re in and then an hour later you’re like “wait. that was bullshit,” which is some Charm Person shit.

Bloodhunter: ENTJ. So driven it’s scary, even when they’re on the side of good they give off morally ambiguous vibes most of the time, willing to make all kinds of sacrifices to achieve their end goals.

Cleric: ESFJ. Underappreciated, supportive, looks like a cinnamon roll and is a cinnamon roll that can also kill you, typically charismatic. Also if they’re evil it’s terrifying.

Druid: it’s ISFP guys. It’s always ISFP. Come on. I have stopped calling them fucking hippies though; someone pointed out they’re basically Nature Wizards which is true. Anyway they love nature, they’re usually very wise, and they do their own thing.

Fighter: ESTP, especially since no one ever plays a battlemaster and that’s some real ESTP tactical stuff. Alexander the Great was an ESTP, don’t you forget it.

Lingering Soul: INFP. Unafraid to be weird, different, and extremely goth on main. Offers several options, driven by a single strong emotion that will not let them rest, and not really in touch with the physical world.

Monk: ISTJ. Surprise, bitch, I know you thought we’d be a paladin. Keep reading for that. Anyway, monks require discipline and study rather than the natural power often associated with other fighting classes, and that goes well with ISTJ.

Mystic: INFJ. Some of this is me being a cynical asshole (’look at me I do SPECIAL MAGIC THAT ISN’T CALLED MAGIC FOR REASONS’) which is kind of on brand for the Internet INFJ Who Calls Themselves A Unicorn Unironically, but it still fits like, nice people who happen to be an INFJ given the focus on mental abilities to the exclusion of the physical.

Paladin: making a slight surprise twist and going with ESTJ. Here’s the deal: Paladins spellcast from Charisma, and while D&D charisma includes Te-like behavior as well I think you need an extroverted type in here. Still an SJ though because who else is going to be like “my whole deal is I made a sacred promise and I will never break it.” Also STJs appreciate well-roundedness (balance between fighting and spellcasting).

Ranger: ISFJ. The archetypal ranger (Aragorn) was an ISTJ but I felt ISTJs fit Monk a little bit better. Anyway, rangers know their surroundings and again, the archetype is very much that they’ve gained this not through some inherent ability but through experience and learning. The protective aspects of the role fit ISFJ well.

Rogue: ISTP, I feel this is self explanatory but here we go. 1. Sneaky. 2. Good with navigation and some mechanical stuff. 3. Often kind of impulsive. 4. Often pretty smart. 5. Good at circumventing problems and taking shortcuts.

Sorcerer: ENFP. Charismatic, kind of just naturally good at stuff, but also high potential of backfiring. From a meta perspective (pun intended), tons of options.

Warlock: ENFJ. I could see deals with an extraplanar entity happening in two ways. First, the Ni way in which you see the ways it could benefit you in the long term while neglecting some short term weirdness and consequences; second, the Se way in which you’re like ‘yeah sure whatever’. Alternately it could be out of desperation. Either way, you’re charismatic as hell.

Wizard: INTJ. Pretty terrible in a physical fight but good at manipulating raw power and ideas, typically likes to study and be a huge fucking nerd.

#mbti #d&d asks #types as