Respect to her for playing the game with every characters bits hanging out though.
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Naked Gale main tank is a vibe
Does she do it with no armour or have you shown her that you can have the camp clothes show at all times?
Seems like it may help to show that setting otherwise.
She has discovered that she can toggle clothes on and off, I don't think she knows about camp clothes though
If her enemies are dying, it's good strategy
nooooo, you have to consider your characters' archetypes and craft your strategy accordingly
look at them jiggle
looks like I found my husband's Hexbear account
jk, my computer can't run bg3 😭
She's right. Combat in RPGs is always a waste to get to the good stuff. Whether I whack an orc over the head with a mace or a sword is the least interesting choice one can make in how one interacts with the gameworld.
Unfortunately, 5E's class features and feats are very combat focused. Combine this with the fact that many of the abilities that are useful outside of combat in the ttrpg don't have the flexibility to be used like that in a video game and you reach a point where the only meaningful choices you can make are barely, if ever, related to the mechanical aspects of the character you create. The most mechanics come into play is with ability checks and the occasional revealed dialogue option.
TLDR: whether you help the deep gnomes rebel against their duregar slavers or help those slavers crack the whip is not meaningly changed if you're playing a half elf ranger as opposed to a dwarf fighter or whatever.