So a while ago, our normal D&D games were taking a bit of a break, and Steph and I pondered if it would be possible for our DM to run a very small game for just two people.
We both had some characters lying around so we decided to try it out! Her startlingly lethal 10-year-old Clancy (fighter/barbarian gestalt) and my alchemist-robot-who’s-trying-to-pass-as-a-sapient-creature 24-52 (artificer/marshal gestalt) joined forces. I’d say we were pretty epic!
(In case you’re wondering about the slapstick routine going on behind me here, Twen has a wand of grease, and it’s pretty great.)
Anybody remember when I was drawing this character before?
…..Did I…… mention that he’s a robot in disguise?
Well okay. Technically “golem.” But yeah, he was created by his alchemist to…. help with alchemy, actually. For those of you familiar with the class, he’s an artificer. C:
The way our DM is running golems is that they are alchemically created out of some combination of components that affects what they can do and where their stat boosts are. Twentyfour-Fiftytwo aka “Twen” is at least partially made out of a child’s toy soldier, which makes him a little sturdier and also human-looking-enough to pass if he covers up all his joints.
He kind of talks like he’s spent his entire life on Simple Wikipedia though.