Sometimes it makes more sense to leave specific elements open so that they can be filled in by information informed by what happens in the game. Most serial stories take their time to spool out juicy bits of background info as the story unfolds. A character with a good background can give a Dungeon Master several wonderful ways to hook a character into dashing into danger.Ī useful background doesn’t have to be a full-fledged biography about a character’s life before 1st level. But what about the fictional side of the character? In D&D, the Background choice offers some mechanical support for what a character as before they became an adventurer, but it doesn’t tell the whole story.
Spell choices, weapon choices and where to put ability scores influence how a character comes together mechanically. Players have a lot of decisions to make when they put together a Dungeons & Dragons character.
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