Sep 22, 2016
Meet Cameron
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Meet Cameron
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Over the last two and a half years I have fallen madly in love with the 5th Edition of Dungeons & Dragons. Wizards of the Coats has created something truly special with this edition of the game, which beautifully streamlines complex mechanics without sacrificing the role playing or combat aspects of play. As a player, I really enjoy min/maxing as much as possible whenever I’m building a character. I almost always dump (at least) one stat, and in 5th Edition it’s difficult for me to pick anything that’s not a human, because getting a feat at level 1 is just SO GOOD. Usually, the personality and backstory of the character I play is built around the stats I needed to pick to have that stupidly powerful level 3 swashbuckler who can dual wield rapiers.
For this project I’m excited to do something a bit outside of the norm for me - flesh out a character sheet in a way that might not be optimal from a min/maxing perspective, but is instead faithful to the personality and backstory of the character I’m playing. During the week if I’m not playing a game or sleeping, I’m usually catching up on the most recent episodes of Steven Universe or Sailor Moon, forcing my drawing tablet into behaving like a sketch book, or painting miniatures for wargames and D&D.