It can be hard to come up with entirely original characters when you're playing 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Dungeons & Dragons, but you don't have to do that to have fun. Instead you could look at your favorite Disney characters and have fun dissecting their personality and figuring out what makes them tick.
In the process, you can figure out what kind of character they would be in Dungeons & Dragons, though some characters might prove more difficult to figure out than oth🍌ers. Playing around with species, classes, and even backgrounds can create fun combinations and generate a lot of inspiration for your next player character - or even your next NPC.
10 𒐪 Rapunzel - Tangled (2🧸010)
Although you might not think it at fi🐲rst glance, Rapunzel is likely one of the most simple builds to create, and a great option for new players, so they can experime🍬nt with feats, physical combat, and a bit of magic. For a solid Rapunzel build, you should opt for a College of Lore Bard, though make sure you take Cure Wounds to get in a little bit of her healing aspect.
For your species, 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:you should pick Variant Human, making sure you take proficiency i♉n Acrobatics and for your🌳 Feat you should probably take Tavern Brawler, so you can use her infamous frying pan as a weapon with a proficiency bonus.
9 ✃ Cinderella - Cinderella (1950)
Cinderella might not come off as a character who could easily charge into battle or back up party members, she can be quite fierce and determined. She's best classed as a School of Illusion Wizard, though you should make sure you take the Find Familiar spell, so you can get a few friendly animal companions who can help you out on your journey.
For a background, make sure that you take Inheritor from Sword Coast Adventurer's Guide, and the powerful item you inherit could it's a magic wand from a certain fairy godmother (though you should discuss it with your Dungeon Master first).
8 Aladdin - Aladdin (1992) ℱ
Aladdin isn't your traditional good guy, which means you can play around a little bit with his class. Obviously the best choice is the Thief Rogue, though you can also multiclass into a pact of the noble Genie Warlock.
Of course, you should take the Urchin background because it's fitting for the character and will help to give you a one up on your Stealth and Sleight of Hand. The only place where there might be room for debate is the species, though considering that Aladdin tends to be an outlier on society and most don't trust him, you should go for a Tiefling.
7 Merida - Brave (2012) 𒉰
Brave might not be the most popular movie that Disney has ever made, but you can certainly make some fun Dungeons & Dragons characters with the movie's characters. For example, Merida would make an excellent Beastmaster Ranger with a bear companion and a Noble background is an obvious choice.
But it doesn't end there, instead, you should consider classing her into Warlock briefly, preferably with a Pact of the Archfey to add a bit of flavor and reference to the deal Merida made in the movie. If you want to have some fun with species, consider making this build a Fire Genasi (after all, it's fitting to her often rash actions and fiery attitude).
6 𒅌 Pinocchio - Pinocchio (1꧒940)
Pinocchio is an often overlooked character, but he can make one of the mostꦜ fun Dungeons & Dragons character builds, especially because you can experiment with what makes a Warforged character a Warforged. Rather than being made of metal, you can make this Warforged out of wood with a Fey-Touched background.
A good 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:class option would be Trickery Cleric, though one would think Pinocchio would be very good at pulling off a variety of tricks. You'll just have to surprise your party when this puppet turns out to be quite adept at it.
5 ꦜMꦏeilin Lee - Turning Red (2022)
Meilin Le⭕e offers a fun chance for older players at the table to experiment with the Shifter species, likely looking at the stat block for a Werebear. However, ♏instead of turning into a bear, you can likely re-flavor it so you turn into a giant red panda.
You might be tempted to pick Barbarian thanks to Mei's brief bout of violence in the film, but an Order of the Lycan Bloodhunter would prove to be a more interesting option and give veteran players a bit more mechanics to work with. Of course, like the 'bear' part of Werebear, the Lycan part is just as easily re-flavor to be a Red Panda, though the mechanics would work the same.
4 Aurora - Sleeping Beauty (1959) 🙈
You might be tempted to make Aurora a human, but you'd be missing out on experimenting with the dream-based species that is the Kalashtar. Go even further with the dream theme by making Aurora a Circle of Dreams Druid, preferably one with a Fey-touched background, so you can allude to her three fairy godmothers.
A Noble background would make sense on the surface level, given that she is a princess, but Aurora grew up in the woods, not൲ in a castle. Considering that she grew up in the woodsꦯ, you can also give her more ties to nature than the movie does.
3 Tinker Bell - T✅inker Bell (2008) ⛦
Tinker Bell from Peter Pan is a devious little fairy, but she doesn't have much personality other than being kind of a brat at times. If you wanted to run a slightly more fun character that reaches into a class that isn't inherently magical like a sorcerer, consider going for Tinker Bell from her own movies, where she would be a Fey-touched Artificer, preferably in the Artillerist specialty.
If you can't play a Fairy, consider opting for a Wood Elf instead to keep her fey ties and the generally secluded society she would have grown up in.
2 Mulan - Mulan (1998) 🌟
Mulan is the most clearly melee-fighting-oriented Disney character, which would make her 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:a great Battle Master Fighter. To 𝔍reference how she dis🍨guised herself as a man and snuck into the army, a fun species to pick would be Changeling, especially if you gave Mulan some proficiency in Deception.
The Soldier background is a clear choice for this class, but you could also experiment with the Faceless background from the Baldur's Gate: Descent into Avernus adventure module. It'll be more fun to experiment with Mulan's identity, rather than her position as a soldier, in this case.
1 Jack Skellington - The Nightmare Before Christmas (1993) 🔥
Jack Skellington will allow you to experiment with the undead races, though you probably shouldn't be new to the game if you're going to try this out. Although there is no official Skeleton race for players, you could opt for a Revenant instead, though the reason why they're lingering around after death is entirely up to you.
To accentuate Jack's natural dexterity and stealthiness (he did kidnap Santa Claus mostly unseen, after all) you should go for the Assassin Rogue class. For a bit of fun and because, as Jack, you are the Pumpkin King, you could even take on the Noble background.