#comedy character

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Idea for a comedy D&D character...

It came to me at 1am.

A child, just a regular child, who is pretending to be a full grown halfling!

Weapon: A “sword!” (It’s a little wooden toy sword -probably uses stats for Club.)

An obviously fake moustache drawn on with an eyeliner pencil - if they’re a boy. Or badly applied lipstick and eyeliner if they’re a girl.

Trinket: Their teddy bear. (could also be their spellcasting focus, if they were a spellcaster)

All stats are low; strength, consitution, intelligence, wisdom, etc. EXCEPT for Charisma and Dexterity, because kids are fast and agile, and the kid is cute so people just can’t so “no” to the kid when they ask for something with a “pweese!” and an adorable little pout and big eyes.

Never quesitons why the party always buys the drinks and all their “ale” looks like milk.

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