In this post, I’m going to walk you through building a character in the wizard class for your Dungeons & Dragons game. You probably think of Gandalf or Dumbledor when you think of wizards. You wouldn’t be totally wrong. Gandalf is pretty spot-on. Dumbledore, on the other hand, is more of a sorcerer. We’ll go over that class later.
First and foremost, we will go over proficiencies and starter equipment.
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Remember that your proficiencies are like extra points in a set area. It simply boosts your variety of skills a bit.
It might help you choose the most effective starter gear to know that, as a druid, you’re automatically proficient in the following:
By now you’ve finished marking down your proficiencies on your character sheet. Now it’s time to get your complimentary starter equipment ready.
An explorer’s pack holds the following: a backpack, 50 feet of hemp rope, 10 torches, 10 days of rations, a tinderbox, a mess kit, a bedroll, and a waterskin. If you’re into meta-gaming, you can use this printable backpack page to keep track of your items as well as their size and weight.
#FurtherReading – “How to Build a D&D 5E Character Sheet”
Your level one proficiency bonus for the wizard class is +2.
You get Spellcasting
You get Arcane Recovery
Now you’re ready to start your adventure! Enjoy!
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