For me, it's Diana the Acrobat.
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Dylan Sanders
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Cameron Stewart
Moar plox
Xavier Nguyen
Isn't this more fitting for /tg/ ?
Justin Myers
Grey area. Based off of something /tg/, but it's still Yea Forums. It's the same argument for the superhero movies/shows.
Connor Hughes
But the specific character this thread is most likely intended to tackle is a cartoon exclusive character
Charles Turner
How is this grey? She's from the cartoon.
Austin Lewis
Go home Jared.
Jacob Harris
Sheila has just the right amount of freckles for me.
Jose Clark
It's a cartoon, and also had some comics. /tg/ would be "What are the game stats for Diana".
Jace Stewart
Patrician.
Wyatt Gonzalez
Jason Howard
Why it's rollercoaster instead of D&D board?
Jacob Watson
why isnt there a full version of this
Xavier Baker
Acrobat wasnt even a class on that version
Mason Barnes
Fred
Perry
Julian Lee
No, /tg/ would be usurping the Dungeonmaster, dragging the world into 40k, becoming a Chaos God, then playing American Football.
Matthew Flores
I guess she was meant to be a Monk except they wanted to keep D&D's Asian influences out of the show.
Ryan Gray
Probably too occult to get trough censorship.
Gavin Bailey
Brandon Wilson
That one was next.
Chase Anderson
That stomach looks wrong.
Michael Cooper
How so?
Mason Phillips
She isn't morbidly obese.
Ethan Walker
Nice long torso
Levi Turner
Thief/Acrobat from 2e?
Chase Myers
>Acrobat
what kind of gay class is this?
so what will acrobat do? jump over the enemy?
Luke Flores
She has a magical pole, she can poledance to hypnotize enemies.
Thomas Davis
OVER MY DICK
Dominic Anderson
It's basically a Rogue that doesn't break into places, find/disable traps or backstabs, focusing entirely on the Jumping, Climbing and Balance skills. Yeah, it's kinda lame.
Nicholas Gutierrez
If prince of persia was lame
Ass Creed, now that is lame
Brayden Martin
It's just a different set of skills. She's oriented towards natural and physical obstacles, taking a path no one expected was possible or making her own path rather than opening a path that was closed and protected. I would say her advantage over the rogue is that all of her skills are also usable in a fight against any type of opponent, whereas a rogue is wasted when you're not up against intelligent creatures or aren't dealing with locks and traps.
But yeah, the differences between an acrobat and a monk are negligible. She's pretty much just a monk that chose a high-agility style with lots of jumps and flips that depends more on coordination and evasion than strength and endurance.
Hudson Cook
Ethan Lewis
The /tg/ themed cartoon
Isaiah Clark
Kevin Murphy
That's cool and all, but invisible blowjobs though.
Joseph Carter
That's not how it works.
Comics and cartoons are always Yea Forums, but for some pants shittingly retarded reason, 3dpd movies that originates in either comics or cartoons are also allowed.
[big 2 super hero shit] is allowed, since they're based on comics.
Stuff like the Barb Wire movie isn't allowed because the comics came out after the movie.
Ryder Morris
those feels when nowadays this show would be problematic because some manlet sexualized a grill giving her nude armor
Luke Sanders
I see London, I see France
Jack Gomez
Damn it ProJared, why'd you have to turn out to he such a sleezebag.
Christopher Jenkins
>tfw she has more hair without the bottoms...
Also
Jacob Cruz
>she has more hair without the bottoms
Evidently not.
FLASH FACT: Uni was voiced by Frank Welker.
ANOTHER FLASH FACT: Venger was voiced by Peter Cullen!
Also, Venger was called 'Fürst der Vergeltung' in German which is at least an order of magnitude cooler.
Jack King
She is cute
Matthew Long
Yeah, bit long, ennit.
Blake Carter
That's what I always assumed -- Thief/Acrobat appeared in DRAGON #69 in 1983, cartoon came out in '83.
Samuel Murphy
Well that's just not Sheila. Maybe who she would have become after 10 years of adventuring.
Asher Evans
/tg/ would be complaining about how the Dungeon Master definition of a shitty DM made manifest, right down to his restrictive rail-roading, petty refusal to let characters have their own motivations and agency instead of being part of the amorphous hive mind entity that he would prefer be “the party” because that’s too disruptive, and apparent lack of hygiene or care for presentability.
Ryder Flores
This was a good cartoon.
>Stuff like the Barb Wire movie isn't allowed because the comics came out after the movie.
Uh, no? Comic = 1994; movie =1996
Joshua Campbell
Different artists interpret characters differently. Who knew?
Jace Moore
>acrobat
>cavalier
What kind of bullshit homebrew is DM running here?
William Ward
>it's a lawful good paladin episode
Sebastian Phillips
>1996
I was just pulling a random movie I knew had a comic adaption. Had I used Predator as an example instead, my statement would've been correct since the movies came out first, according to wikipedia.
Coincidentally, this means discussion of the Barb Wire movie is technically allowed on Yea Forums.
Blake Adams
This fucking goblin is the real villain of the show. He kidnapped a bunch of kids and forced them to do his deadly dangerous bidding for no reward.
Leo Wright
Gnome