I really like the flavour of the Oath of the Watchers Paladin. Together with Order Clerics I instantly think of a character with a blue-white allignment. One of my favorit combinations.

Bard's College of Creation. Anything they want will come to existence. Anything they want will become alive. They are free from any logistics or practicality. College of Creation is THE Temur subclass of 5e and what I am sucker for.

The Eldritch Knight, it's kinda undervalued by most people I know but gosh it is soooooooo fun to play.

I want to cover this one for sure. So thematically cool

I love Wild Mage very much, I haven't played DnD but I did Baldur Gate and I really love Neera.

As it should be

Yeah I intend on covering it as part of the core classes

I think it just makes sense. I mulled it over for a while but red just worked so well

Thanks. I really enjoyed making this one

That is an interesting perspective, it is valid for sure, but I suppose it all comes down to how you look at it. I think Green would agree that luck comes from fate or life playing out as it should. While Red would look at luck as the randomness of the universe, more proof to just do what comes natural. To me luck, in the concept related to games like dnd, is pure random luck and thus I consider it Red in this instance.

I would think green is luck based on the universe and nature. If you take the risk of running on rocks to cross a stream, you will either succeed or slip and fall in. There is a indifference between the person and the consequences. Just as anyone could slip. Red in my mind then is luck based on interactions. You bump into someone, there is a chance they will let it go or it can start a brawl. Either that or there is more danger in it. When someone purposefully puts themselves into more danger in the hope that it will pay off. There is a more direct connection between the person and the consequence, since if their luck fails then it was their own actions that made the outcome worse.

I think this does make a lot of sense but like I said above it depends how the colors themselves would view it. Both Green and Red are valid but for different reasons. One is nature the other chaos

@@DiceTry Very true. Mtg itself has red dealing with luck, with all of the wheels and such.

@@DiceTry I actually think the fact that both Red and Green can be interpreted as the colors of luck is an extension of having the same enemy: Blue. Of all colors, Blue is almost certainly the one color that would *not* be associated with luck: it wants to control and manipulate all variables so that it can assuredly obtain its desired outcome, and is the one color that is scared to leave things to chance. Red will follow its impulses wherever they go and always hope they get lucky, something Blue is too logical and cautious to allow. Green understands that the world is the culmination of cycles and random cycle breaks, and embraces that, as destiny lead us here, something Blue would rather control in hopes of creating its ideal world. Red and Green's forms of luck represent the variables that Blue wants to control

Thanks I'm glad you are enjoying this. I would say Squidward would be Black off the top of my head. He is very self centered and self absorbed

@@DiceTry Would your artistic side fall into the monoblack? Could it have other colors? Thanks for answering!

An artist can be any color but maybe leans more into red

@@DiceTry Thanks a lot!

Yeah I think I'll make my way through all if the subclasses at some point

@@DiceTry , cool thanks looking forward to it

This is using the color pie of magic the gathering to help with roleplaying DND characters. I have a whole playlist for every class and have started the subclasses. If you want to know more about using the system then check out this video kzfaq.info/get/bejne/nJ5-o7OJnqvPYZ8.htmlsi=LX2GMe4C57l8KS_-

But red blue lacks an ability to focus. Both Izzet and Prismari lack the ability to focus on one thing and train it for years. I think you would have to add white, so that it can push it a bit more on the focus side of things. The balance required to maintain a focus and the patience to repeat one move until it is perfect. There is a reason why Jeskai clan was made to be monks. Ones that not only seek the perfection of mind and body, but also emotion.

You're fast!