This means that something very fun to work out with your DM would be a way to effectively play two characters. It wouldn’t be fair to say that Doctor Fate goes from level one townsperson to almost-maxed-out hero at the drop of a helm. On his own, Kent Nelson isn’t exactly a pushover of a character. But as long as you’re making a borderline godly sorcerer, you’re on the right track.īut when Kent takes off the helm, that’s when things get a little more tricky. I gave him Divine Soul because I thought it fit in best with his whole channels-something-other-worldly-though-his-helm thing.
But is it really D&D if we’re not making enemies of our friends?įrom there, Doctor Fate is by and large just a very very strong Sorcerer. Will this make you the most popular player at your table? Maybe not. And if you’ll be playing him, you’ll have to too. This is a character that cares about order and the rules, perhaps a bit too much. With Doctor Fate, you’re going to want to play that Lawful Good thing as hard as you can. You’re going to play the character however you want and alignment is just up there to give your character concept some structure. Sure, there are a few classes where alignment affects some stuff, but for the most part, it’s more of a guideline than a rule. Starting right at the very top, in ninety percent of characters, alignment doesn’t matter. This week we’re playing D&D with… Doctor Fate Which seems like the goal for some players. You’ll find that he’s an interesting character who has a unique potential to make for a D&D character that’s as fun to play as they would be irritating for everybody else at the table. He makes a couple of appearances in Young Justice, which is always my go-to entry point into the DC universe for any new or casual fans. If you’re not as familiar with the character as you’d like to be, that’s okay. Including a sneak peek at Doctor Fate in the Black Adam.
San Diego Comic Con’s announcements drops, and trailers gave us a lot to look forward to.
Find your lucky dice and put on your Helm of Fate, this week we’re playing Dungeons and Dragons with Doctor Fate.
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