Celestial Saga

Here is a simple method to help someone determine what class they might enjoy playing in D&D 5e. This method is based on asking a series of questions related to the person’s preferences and playstyle.

1. Combat Style: Do you prefer to fight up close and personal, or do you prefer to attack from a distance?
   • Up close: Consider Fighter, Barbarian, Monk, Paladin, or Rogue.
   • Distance: Consider Ranger, Sorcerer, Wizard, or Warlock.
2. Magic Use: Do you want to use magic, or do you prefer to rely on your physical abilities?
   • Use Magic: Consider Wizard, Sorcerer, Warlock, Cleric, Druid, Bard, Paladin, or Ranger.
   • Physical Abilities: Consider Fighter, Barbarian, Monk, or Rogue.
3. Role in the Party: Do you want to protect your allies, deal damage, heal, or provide support?
   • Protect: Consider Fighter, Paladin, or Barbarian.
   • Deal Damage: Consider Fighter, Barbarian, Rogue, Sorcerer, Wizard, or Warlock.
   • Heal: Consider Cleric, Druid, or Paladin.
   • Support: Consider Bard, Cleric, or Druid.
4. Character Background: Do you want your character to have a religious, scholarly, natural, criminal, or mystical background?
   • Religious: Consider Cleric or Paladin.
   • Scholarly: Consider Wizard.
   • Natural: Consider Druid or Ranger.
   • Criminal: Consider Rogue.
   • Mystical: Consider Sorcerer or Warlock.
5. Personality: Do you want your character to be serious, humorous, mysterious, straightforward, or complex?
   • Serious: Consider Paladin, Monk, or Wizard.
   • Humorous: Consider Bard or Rogue.
   • Mysterious: Consider Warlock or Sorcerer.
   • Straightforward: Consider Fighter or Barbarian.
   • Complex: Consider Druid, Cleric, or Ranger.
6. Alignment: Do you see your character as more lawful, chaotic, or neutral? And are they good, evil, or neutral?
   • Lawful: Consider Paladin, Monk, or Cleric.
   • Chaotic: Consider Barbarian, Bard, or Sorcerer.
   • Neutral: Consider Druid, Ranger, or Wizard.
7. Skill Set: Do you want your character to be more focused on physical prowess, magical ability, or a mix of both?
   • Physical Prowess: Consider Fighter, Barbarian, or Monk.
   • Magical Ability: Consider Wizard, Sorcerer, or Warlock.
   • Mix of Both: Consider Paladin, Ranger, or Bard.
8. Social Interaction: Do you want your character to be charismatic and persuasive, or do you prefer to let your actions speak for you?
   • Charismatic: Consider Bard, Paladin, or Sorcerer.
   • Actions Speak: Consider Fighter, Barbarian, or Monk.
9. Backstory: Do you want a tragic backstory, a heroic one, a mysterious one, or a humble one?
   • Tragic: Consider Warlock, Sorcerer, or Barbarian.
   • Heroic: Consider Paladin, Fighter, or Ranger.
   • Mysterious: Consider Wizard, Druid, or Rogue.
   • Humble: Consider Monk, Cleric, or Bard.
10. Role-Playing: Do you enjoy role-playing complex characters, simple characters, or somewhere in between?
    • Complex Characters: Consider Bard, Warlock, or Druid.
    • Simple Characters: Consider Fighter, Barbarian, or Monk.
    • In Between: Consider Paladin, Ranger, or Rogue.

Upon completing these questions, tally up which class yields the most votes from one’s answers, and pick from that selection.