Every Stereotype Character in Dungeons and Dragons

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"Before I was born, my parents died" is such a perfect line

“We’ll fight for our wives who look like our brothers” is an underrated line.

WE'LL FIGHT FOR OUR WIVES WHO LOOK LIKE OUR BROTHERS!!! - Every Dwarf ever created

The Strong and Heavy Drinker is my newest campaign character. After selling loot, my character bought 120 gallons of ale and spent a chunk of the rest on buying a wagon to not only help the party with travel but also hold the barrels.

Rogue: Sad boy. Barbarian: Mad boy. Warlock: Bad boy. Paladin: Clad boy. Bard: Fad boy.

My current party, has the sad one, the psychopath, the bro, the eternally confused and the one who really really wants to be the emperor. We can't decide on anything and we offended enough people that even angels want to kill us.

The stereotype party during downtime: Fighter: (practicing sword swings) Why do people stereotype us? All the time... Bard: (with his latest woman) ... Wizard: (flicking through his spellbook) ... Artificer: (tinkering) ... Rogue: (plays with daggers) ... Monk: (looks at muscles) ... Warlock: (looks down at edgy clothes) ... Sorcerer: (looks at dragon scales) ... Ranger: (hastily discards bow and quiver) ... Cleric: (praying) ... Paladin: (praying) ... Druid: (scampers away from plants) ... Barbarian: (in a mid rage pose/face) AAARRGH!!!!

2:26 the money w$@!e ... Who is also a necromancer "Look I just think it's more efficient when the dead loot themselves"

Although the villain turning good is classic, the bbeg often doesn't get through the monologue before the party decides to drop kick them.

The last time I ever played a drunkard my DM gave our party a bag of holding. Full of all kinds of alcohol. My character started mixing things, and discovered the best cocktail in the world (fire-breath whiskey and a magical frosted liqueur) . I then failed the save on whether or not I retained my sobriety with a nat 1, and I now had a new favorite drink, but did not remember how to make it...

The comedically old adventure guy who somehow hasn't been returned to the fantasy nursing home by the rest of the group. That's my new character.

Forgot the Mom and the Hagrid. The Mom makes sure everybody has enough health potions, will give their companions money for items, and will be a wholesome ray of sunshine until somebody hurts one of their companions. The Hagrid tries to keep enemy monsters as pets. Also has a habit of collecting orphans and sidekicks.

The Wizard that take 20 minutes on their turn: “Maybe this spell… no….” “Oh but what about… no….” “Wait! I can do… wait wait, nope…”

On “The Flirt,” that face honestly had me expecting him to go “Hey, Baby… Come to Butthead”.

best line in the sketch: "We'll fight for our wives who look like our brothers!" XD That had me dying!

I'm currently playing a wizard who is willing to subject others to horrific deaths and torture all in the name of discovery. This is in a party with an oath of redemption paladin who only will use violence if there is no other path. The arguments our characters have haha

I wheezed when "The small high-pitched character" appeared. Because my character is definitely small and terrible, and her voice is so high-pitched even I can't do it!! She's pretty much a rogue

"I flirt with fictional characters because I can't do it in person" lol

"the innocent" hit so hard, i literally only have two characters who are both lawful good-