Dungeons and Dragons

@Meanlucario
It probably based on a couple of factors. the common being

@Meanlucario
This is slightly cursed and funny.

@Meanlucario
ah.

@Meanlucario
Powergamers?

@phoenixacezero
Those who’s fun lies in using the rules to maximize the numbers on their character sheet. They aren’t an actual problem player unless they cheat or tie their in-game power with their self image or something, since they are usually willing to work with the DM to balance them, the encounters, or both.

@Meanlucario
ah.
Well I manage to level up one of my DnD characters in campaign.

@phoenixacezero
That’s good.

@Meanlucario
Yep. Played as this little dude, Icarus.

Now I need to create DnD sheet which I can change after each lvl. They’re int needs works.

@phoenixacezero
Pencil-and-paper or digital are the way to go.

@Meanlucario
Digital for me because less of a mess and trust me my handwriting is not so good.
With that said, I have one question.

@phoenixacezero
Ask, though if the game isn’t D&D 5e or 3.5, I can’t guaranteed I’ll be helpful.

@Meanlucario
Coffeelock?
Is there Teas n Keys?

@phoenixacezero
I’ll let this video explain the madness.

@Meanlucario
ah.
Oh yeah, the question I was going to ask- Are Cleric of Nature’s nature stats supposed to be low or is it because the species I played as?

@phoenixacezero
Nature stats?

@phoenixacezero
What system are you playing?

@Meanlucario
Intelligence stats. I mean kinda weird for a cleric of nature stats for nature would be high.

@Meanlucario
5th.

@phoenixacezero
Looking at the sub-class in the Player’s Handbook, I see nothing that scales on int. Might want to talk to your DM about that and have them point you to where it says that.

@phoenixacezero
System means stuff like Pathfinder 2nd and Warhammer 40K TTRPG. D&D 5e is a system in this case.

@Meanlucario
I used a character sheet generator.