#ghetto tcd

[lauranceofmeteli]

ghetto art by @skarney and og comic is by @/mysillycomics

[steampunkwillow]

Okay, Spoilers ahead for the finale of SCG Barbarian's The crafting dead series.

SO yall know how at the very end nick is dead and gets to see jordan again? I just can't help but imagining Ghetto at the end of his life (hopefully very very far in the future) on his deathbed waking up to see the room now bathed in warmth as both Nick and Jordan are there to welcome him home. you know? I might write a fic abt this because it's been days and i can't get it out of my head

[steampunkwillow]

TCD in DND

Unfortunately, I am rewatching SGC Barbarian's "The Crafting Dead" series and am cursed with thoughts that I must share with the universe. These are my take on what my favorite characters from this show would be class wise in dnd. These are very increasingly about vibes and not fighting styles in the show. Nick: Champion fighter with the sharpshooter feat. This one I feel requires no explanation. He uses mele more than other characters and deals finishing blows more than any other character. Also, after being shot by ghetto in the later seasons he heals remarkably fast for what happened. Ghetto: Ancestral guardian barbarian with a few levels in Oath of vengeance paladin. Oath of vengeance is mainly because of Jordan, he's constantly seeking vengeance in a way that isn't normally seen in barbarians and it fits the character. The Ancestral guardian barbarian is one, because unlike some of the other core characters Ghetto has had points where he's kinda flown off the handle and lost himself to rage (understandably imo), and two! Ancestral guardians take on a more defensive role in parties and i think that fits his personality very well. Shark: Unfortunately, a hunter ranger. LISTEN I LOVE HIM I SWEAR but he's not nearly sneaky enough to be a rouge and not up front enough to be a fighter. He does a great job at firing from a distance and is honestly kinda underrated in regards to combat. This one is more vibes based than the other two but still fitting I think. AK: Oath breaker Paladin. Due to his military past and his kind of non association with his past but expertise and knowledge with weaponry combined with his murky past makes for a convincing oath breaker. Possibly with some levels in just straight up fighter or monk but a heavy base in Paladin. Jess: Wild magic sorcerer. Jess wasn't in combat really enough for me to get a good grasp on this so this is purely just opinion based in her personality and quotes. Lucky, a bit trigger happy, chaotic. I think it fits fairly well.

Barney: College of Valor bard and ranger multiclass. Barney is pretty charismatic and colorful as far as characters go for this series. He's really upbeat in a way that tends to cheer up other characters and a lot of his best ideas/moments involve him in that role. College of Valor also adds some martial abilities to bards so I think that it fits. The ranger multi is mainly due to the crossbow, i'm not going to lie.

Sky: Barbarian. berserker barbarian if you really want to get specific. While Ghetto has done reckless things in rage before, it's never as often or as reckless as sky's tended to be.

Ross: Circle of spores druid and Death cleric. Mainly because of the zombies you can make with it. it fits his unhinged-ness.

Red: Great old one Warlock. Crazy. He's crazy.

Uni and Major Grey: Both are Order Paladins. Mainly due to continued military association/duties.

Cory: Oathbreaker. FOR VERY DIFFERENT REASONS THAN AK. While ak feels more in the oathbreaker path for breaking away from the military, cory is an oatbreaker because heee's a traitor.

These are just my opinions, I just really like this show and wanted to finally write stuff about them. :D Thank you for reading!