If Batman & cast were D&D characters...

[AdamGomez1987]

Edit: *What class *and race* would he be? I was thinking Rogue because he's more of a vigilante but yet he is a "dark knight" so therefore he could also go into paladin?

I have Catwoman as a definite Rogue
I have Robin as a Ranger

Alfred is a Bard

Huntress is a Ranger ( I'm not really sure if she's a Batman character but I keep seeing her in it)

Rā's al Ghūl would be a sorcerer ( perhaps a cross of sorcerer and cleric )

Joker would be an evil bard/warrior

Oracle (Batgirl) would be a cleric or favored soul as a support member.

what you all think?

[turbolegs]

Sounds great so far

I would class Batman as a rogue. Are you planning campaign with these characters?

[aaron]

joker would definitely be chaotic neutral.

[AdamGomez1987]

joker would definitely be chaotic neutral.

wait, wouldn't Joker be Chaotic neutral?

[AdamGomez1987]

Sounds great so far

I would class Batman as a rogue. Are you planning campaign with these characters?

I was thinking of just having fun with the Neverwinter Nights 2 expansion since they let you create 4 characters OR as I play Dungeons & Dragons tactics as well, create 6 characters for that.

I'm thinking I will have:

Batman
Catwoman
Robin
Alfred
Oracle
Huntress

I think I'd switch Robin up for Rā's al Ghūl because Batman hates Robin ( reference to newgrounds.com )

[aaron]

joker would definitely be chaotic neutral.

wait, wouldn't Joker be Chaotic neutral?

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[AdamGomez1987]

joker would definitely be chaotic neutral.

wait, wouldn't Joker be Chaotic neutral?

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sorry, that was a typo, I meant, wouldn't the Joker be Chaotic Evil?

[Gamerforlife]

sorry, that was a typo, I meant, wouldn't the Joker be Chaotic Evil?

Joker isn't evil. Darkseid is evil. Lex Luthor is evil. Joker just has a crazy view of reality that few others share. Think of him as insane rather than evil

and yeah, I know I just bumped an old topic. It seems like a fun one

[BurningDoom]

Is this because D&D players and comic fanboys didn't already have enough of a nerdy stereotype about them?

[BoringSupreez]

Is this because D&D players and comic fanboys didn't already have enough of a nerdy stereotype about them?

Ahem.

What's wrong with being nerdy? This topic looks like fun to me.

I say the Joker would be chaotic evil. Even if he's not evil (a debate for another topic) his actions are so malicious towards others that for all practical intents and purposes, he's evil.