How to play a Gnome in DnD - DnD Race Spotlight - Role Player Tips

[@TheAdarkerglow]

The part about bar accommodations (being able to see above the counter), it gave my an idea of a tavern in which they served them from a separate, shorter bar, and when a gnome goes up to the regular bar, the server could say, 'We don't serve your kind here!... We serve your kind over there!"

[@mequedo]

The thing is that's the type of joke a Gnome would tell.

[@RorytheRomulan]

fancy meeting you here.

[@seifer447]

I love this. Great idea.

[@Halinspark]

How to play a gnome: Tell everybodh youre a human or elf, but secretly be 3 gnomes in a trenchcoat

[@seth8121]

I first thought you said "A gnome in 3 trenchcoats". Now I want to create a gnome that loves trenchcoats.

[@T4N7]

I remember a dnd reddit story about 3 goblins piloting a chambling mech in a trench coat pretending to be human 🤣

[@bifurboy]

I thought about being this my dm was doing a 30 or 20 player campaign but I got extra buffs and 4th wall breaking for just being a small gnome

[@matteussilvestre8583]

It's as they say, there's no race like gnome.

[@autumnsilverwinds4990]

your comment is underappreciated

[@ronanhiggz9364]

*Slow Clap*

[@larsdahl5528]

3:04 "They narrow it down to first name, clan name and nick name and then they just sort of stick with those three." I thought it was level, race and class...

[@stefanavic6630]

He's here all week folks! Please, try the fish.

[@beastwarsFTW]

Once you go gnome. You not going home.

[@yapyapthecookiedestroyer151]

I'm not a gnelf I'm not a gnoblin I'm a gnome and you've been gnomed

[@yapyapthecookiedestroyer151]

@Ecto Biologist it's Oh Gno

[@Rishkar-Peema-Pants]

Gnot a gnoblin

[@dubuyajay9964]

That's pretty much my Gnome mystic in my friend's RIFTS/Palladium Fantasy Home Brew setting ATM. :P

[@livinginlux]

One point I'd add about playing a gnome: with their formidable intellect, unquenchable curiosity, and tinkering culture, gnomes tend to be hobbyists, and progress along class/background lines that allow them to develop their hobbies. Work with your GM to determine the role your character's toolkits can play in the campaign. Maybe your gnome is an avid naturalist, collecting and cataloguing rare plants or animals. Maybe your gnome is an experimental alchemist, a brewer of potions, or a nefarious concocter of poisons and narcotics. Maybe your gnome is a dedicated archaeologist, or they have a passion for collecting antiques. Maybe they are a jeweller, searching for the gems needed to complete their masterwork. Maybe they are a master cartographer, anxious to fill in the blank spaces on a map. A hobby can be a fun conduit to bring a character to life.

[@onesaltydoge3105]

Maybe a traveling artist?

[@giulsomino]

Great point! My gnome is a ranger. She collects little tokens from her quarries (feathers, teeth, scales, even a hag's lock of hair, haha) and makes trinkets and stuff with those, then she gifts them to people. My dm has allowed me to make charms for my fellow party members enclosing a cure wounds that triggers when they go unconscious. It took so much time and money, but was totally worth it. Dm is an angel and has made it so that they bring the character back just to 1hp, but it's rechargeable in seven days. The characters think they have to tell a joke for it to recharge, though. because... gnomes, right? 😂 Said charms literally ended up saving everyone's life during a big battle. I'm very proud of this little hobby of her. It's just for fun most of the times, but it really adds to the character and the gaming experience. 🌹

[@matthewsalmon2013]

I made a scholar background gnome rogue. He's a "collector" too especially when he's drunk. Whatever's lying about in the road, in shop and homes, sometimes even on the person of NPCs, it goes in the bag. He'll figure out what he's got the next morning.

[@xelloskaczor5051]

Gnomes are basically best if you wanna be a murder hobo... except... suicide hobo. "What?! Want me to construct a wooden wings and fly into that dragons lair, go into stealth mode and steal all the gold? That's crazy!" "Where do i sign!"

[@thevebis6392]

You have to remember gnome tossing! Need to explore something? Toss the gnome! Need to distract the monster? Toss the gnome! Gnomes being so eager and optimistic, they'll usually agree and sometimes even suggest the idea if tossing them

[@dubuyajay9964]

But you're better having one ride in your rucksack firing off bolts or spells. :P

[@xDiamondDualswordsx]

We had a gnome mafia in our game.

[@theDMLair]

That's so awesome! I just imagine them sitting around a small table, stroking their beards, deciding whom they're going to off next. 😃

[@ricklyons6125]

you need to read monster hunter international. the gnomes are just... perfect.

[@AGrayPhantom]

That's how the gnome mafia works.

[@arm6915]

I once ran the gnome mafia, but the city kind of blew up.

[@Randomdudefromtheinternet]

Did they collect money from "garden protection"?

[@theDMLair]

Great video! I wish more players would pick gnomes, but with powerful choices like humans (free feat) and half-elves (so crazy stacked with awesome stuff), gnomes don't get a lot of love. 😥

[@jakobhuttner8860]

I looove Gnomes, they are the best race in DND by faaaar!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@robinschuelke2056]

I had a rouge gnome (male, 50)and he was very childish, he was a thief, and I remember one time he got a sleeping potion from the wizard as a Christmas present, (it was near Christmas when this happened) and so we went into a tavern, while the others were drinking and trying to find quests, so he picked a lock and entered the back room then dumped it into a keg of beer, went back out, and waited, 5 minutes later, everyone except the barkeeper is passed out, and he just goes around taking all their money, (all expat for his team and bartender) and then the bartender called him out and he was just like, “50 coins and you saw nothing.” Honestly one of my favorite characters to play, so fun! I’ve had a few other gnomes too

[@jazzy3013]

Im a new player and guess what? A gnome cleric! 😀

[@Silvertinge291]

Gnome Shaman here

[@elgatochurro]

Almost full magic resistance. Iwanna do a gnome barbarian and ek knight

[@MorteMcAdaver]

I just recently started playing a gnome wizard in a game, and it's been a wonderful new experience. Thanks for this video!

[@francescabelle7497]

Maestro Morte I just started a gnome sorceress! She's from a cult. What's your gnome like?

[@artro398]

My character in the first real D&D campaign I ever played was a half- gnome illusionist. (His parents were both wizards, if you're wondering how that worked.) I had quite a bit of fun with Kelridan Enizu. Among other things, he invented the hand grenade using tankards, black powder, ball bearings, and candle wax. (Prestidigitation works wonders for lighting fuses, and mage hand is great for making deliveries.) Some of my favorite NPCs I've ever encountered have to be the Gogli brothers. Gogli, The Other Gogli, and so on... I think there were something like 17 of those similarly named gnomish brothers in total. Gogli was a fairly straight-laced golemancer, while The Other Gogli, whose blacksmith shop was across the street, was a hyperactive, mile-a-minute-talking nut, with a custom steam forge and a shop that was warded against buckets. (It's a long story.) The rest of them got significantly less "stage time," but the mere fact of their existence lent additional hilarity to the situation. I can still picture my gm's twitchy fidgeting and darting eyes when he played The Other Gogli. "I'm Gogli. No, I'm The Other Gogli. Gogli's an $&=*$#%"

[@dayel11]

Gnome are my to-go race for a thief :P My last gnome was a CG Arcane Trickster, and it was extremely annoying for anyone else at the table, always inventing new nicknames for them, and collecting eccentric stuff and pets, while pickpocketing everything that moves, looking for strange trinkets and crap. Ah, and he's bald with a Tom Selleck moustache, dressed with a purple fur and a Green and gold turban.

[@MegaDman42]

What spells did you go with on the arcane trickster gnome? I'm trying to decide what to use for my RG one.

[@moraien3278]

@@MegaDman42 Feather Fall, Tashas Hiddeous Laughter, charm person, disguise self, invisibility, rope trick, mending, magic mouth, major image ... stuff like that. Oh, your comment is three years old.

[@AceTaxiaGaming]

The height thing reminds me much of the tavern scene from Fellowship where the door has different height eye slits

[@jonathanmoore3130]

Working on a forest gnome character right now. this video was very helpful, thank you!

[@lordneraxis8051]

I have never played a gnome personally but i did create one loosely based on Filius Flitwick from harry potter. I figured he would be an interesting base for a gnome, somewhat excitable but very knowledgeable in his field, willing to experiment with his magic and enchanting various things that might not be necessary but amuse him. And at the same time a rather fierce combatant when he needs to be.

[@NodDisciple1]

Why are gnomes and dwarves given those accents anyway? Gnomes came from a Swiss Alchemy Book and Dwarves are mostly from Germanic and Norse myths. 02:11 Gnomes used to not be associated with mechanists. Dragolance did that first with their gnomes. Ironically to make them "different" from the other gnomes that existed in RPGs a the time. Only for them to (ironically again) to become the norm instead as time passed by. 12:46 Or your gnome is from a different part of the world. Or was raised by a different race. Of course you should talk to the GM about this, but we shouldn't pigeonhole either (See above comment on how gnomes used to not be a "mechanic" race).

[@druidlololol]

Gnomes are awesome. Forest gnomes are my favourite, but I love them all. Underrated. I'm playing a tiny forest gnome ranger who goes by Willow. She works a monster hunter (think a tiny female Van Helsing). The things she hunts are all sorts of monsters, be it fiends, undead, fey or humanoids. She's a fairly unusual hunter of sorts, but has garnered some respect from her peers for her in depth knowledge of the wilds, its inhabitants and how to survive in it. Plus, she can speak to animals and cast illusions which is a great feat for someone in this line of work!

[@telendar2949]

I am currently playing a CG gnome bard nicknamed "Motpassant" which is the French for "passing word" and a play on word with the writer Maupassant (I am quite fond of play on words :D). I am playing him more as prankster and an entertainer who always comes up with crazy plans, pranks, tricks and ideas. I mean, we have a female half-orc barbarian who is persuaded to be a diva despite having a -1 charisma malus, so the first time she tried to sing, my gnome asked her to kneel to see what was wrong with her voice just for the pleasure to say "well, I see what's wrong, would you look at that !" then use instrument invocation to pull a lute out of the barbarian throat ^^. My advice : play them like Tex Avery characters, it is so much fun x)

[@severusskywalker888]

I’m finally getting into dnd, and this was, like, the first character I built myself, but I didn’t know much about it, I was just like, hey, this looks fun! My previous character was a dragonborn druid, and now I’m playing a gnome druid. However, I don’t really know what I’m doing, or anything about my character, so I’m trying to figure stuff out before our second meeting. The more I look into this, the cooler gnomes look! I’m very excited for the next session! Might be a bit of a personality change, but if anyone asks, I’ll say that I was just warming up to the group!

[@travislyons9448]

Man I wish I could “like” this vod more than just once !

[@Mad_Alyx]

One big consideration for me, as you stated, is the disadvantage and advantages of being very short. We might need help traveling, can’t quite reach the counter to pay their merchant or pick something up. Might need specialized gear and armor to be made. As a gnome I’m not as strong as a dwarf and can’t pick up large items or carry as much.

[@Hectorlph]

Brilliant video. I felt very unprepared to make my gnome character this weekend but now I feel right at home playing one. Excellent job!

[@americanmaniac8836]

Absolutely a thumbs up from the intro alone.

[@Morbinonit]

Thanks so much!! This gave me a lot of inspiration for my gnome, and I feel she's a lot more well rounded

[@DebbieBuckland]

Thank you. I play a gnome bard currently and she is always singing and cheerful. Encouraging to the younger characters.... ok all the charact rs she’s in the party with are teenagers she’s 150 yrs old... they are starting to call her mum... 😂😂😂

[@Justawatcher05]

I actually play as a Gnome named Gett G. Nomed (look closely at the name) and he was a Bard. His instruction to the rest of the party was a group contacting a Gunslinger, a Rogue Theif, and a Warlock walking through a forest on a island known to be home for criminals. When they get deep in the woods they hear banjo music from the trees and at somepoint a apple hits one of them. All of a sudden after a small panic a very old Gnome sits on a branch, banjo in hand. He then tells the group they got gnomed and joins the bandit Heroes as the moral compass.

[@noahdavis8559]

_I'M A GNOME! AND YOU'VE BEEN... GNOOOMED!_

[@mequedo]

(Gnome Artificier)- Hapity hop, what ya doin' dork? (Elven Wizard)- I'm transcribing scrolls, now if you dont mind... (Gnome Artificier)- What's that? (Elven Wizard)- That's just a piece of parch... (Gnome Artificier)-And what's that other thing? Nvm can i use that spare portable hole i have an idea involving a bag of holding, (drops it all) hey Rudi what are you cooking? (Elven Wizard)- "sigh...".

[@spanishboi7]

My current character is a rock gnome transmutation wizard. I'm having a blast with him. He has a height complex, low cha, annoying voice, and loves to experiment. He is based in Edward Elrich primarily but has influences from other nerd contents

[@Sigmaprime369]

I had a gnomish druid who fused with an ent and became about as tall as groot with the power of a space marine. He was pretty fun.

[@omicdog]

Now I want to make a gnome character that drinks coffee by the liter.

[@expertoflizardcorrugation3967]

I just realized how great it is for a gnome to have magehand. My party has a dragonborn that's particularly tall, i'm thinking about calling him "Shelves"

[@mattdefreitas525]

This game strangly seems like it would be a good confidence booster and I think it would be great for me

[@mentallychallengedpokemon57]

I am currently playing a halfling Monk in 5e, and Wilbur "bane of the shin" Goodbarrel usually has to struggle a bit, to get on the Barstool. Also, I made a deal with the barbarian, who agreed to carry a small ladder, for my leftovers.

[@ForevertheElf]

I'm currently playing my first ever D&D campaign, and I went with a Forest Gnome Sorcerer. He is Dellemunn Bramble, and he had his power forced upon him when he touched a dying blue dragon deep in his home forest of the Bramblepatch. I encountered the group through our cleric, who is a blue Dragonborn. Dellemunn follows him around, asking questions and taking notes, as he thinks this could be the lead he needs to learn to rid himself of the dragon's underlying influence inside him.

[@TooLateForIeago]

I'm probably setting myself up for trouble, but I liked 4th Edition's take on gnomes. Their backstory of being a refugee species from the Feywild gave them an excuse to be curious about every facet of the new plane of existence they live in and a deeply-seeded paranoia/persecution complex.

[@ithinkflutterawesome6511]

I told the people in my party that they could give my gnome ranger, Cardinal, a nickname. This is what they came up with: -Lowdown -Mosquito -Little Pup and Cardi-T. (because her clan name is Timbers)

[@harriettubman2717]

This video inspired me to make the gnomes in my campaign setting into a mech-dependent society that befriended the dwarves for a mutually beneficial raw metal for upgraded tools trade.

[@dubuyajay9964]

Don't forget the lack of arcane magic casters (except for mainly runic) within most dwarf societies. Something gnomes usually DO have. Which is vital in enhancing armor and weapons. And are generally easier for dwarves to work with instead of those "arrogant knife ears."

[@trinitydalfae8478]

I found it kind of amusing that you used a vaguely Celtic accent for gnomes while mentioning "what makes them different from halflings". In our games it's halflings who are the Irish inspired race while gnomes are loosely based on the Swiss.

[@jacobcochran3743]

trinity dalfae I always thought of halflings as nomadic amish while gnomes are kinda like a leprechaun

[@TheRashy2]

Gnomes are the best race.

[@00784865]

And tabaxi. :D

[@gerbill13]

funny way to play Kobold.

[@longboarders1000]

Some could say the master race

[@Sero4]

Shinji would be proud of your race of choice

[@platonicbuu7454]

My first session is next week. The curious tinkering gnome seems perfect for all the questions im about to ask and the odd stuff im probably about to do lol.

[@AeonHero64]

This video was awesome and super helpful. I'm starting my first campaign as DM soon for D&D 5e, and all of my players are new too. I think one of my players in particular would love to play a gnome. Could you maybe do dragonborn next or soon? I know they're a pretty niche race, but I've always struggled when it comes to understanding how a dragonborn would be treated or interacted with in the world.

[@theDMLair]

Nathan Marsee That's awesome you'll be starting your own game up! And with new players, too. It's always really cool when new DMs step up and bring in new players to the game. Have you fleshed out what your campaign will be about? Like enemies, big bad, all that good stuff?

[@user-hello2]

I’m making a forest gnome bard. She plays a ukulele that means she can speak to plants and animals. She was raised by tabaxi after being abandoned during a storm. She is curious and loves making things but a little reserved. Loves books too. Not particularly dexterous though, despite being raised by tabaxi. That is a big flaw of hers. Also very empathetic. She’s a weirdo and a cutie.

[@jimmyrips]

I frequently play gnomes and halflings. I know that it is a cliche but everytime someone mocks my character's height they want vengance of some sort, depending on the character it normally means stealing something relatively mundane from the person.

[@marssparkles4917]

And this is why I chose an orphan gnome bard for my very first dnd character 🥰😁

[@erallen97]

Love the video! I'm now a rock gnome for the first time

[@julianamendes4216]

Loved the Irish gnome! Thank you so much :)

[@aidandegg4176]

Really enjoyed this - how are you so prolific (and good)?

[@grymhild]

The Forgotten Folk

[@Scoo]

Gnome Arcane tricksters are tremendous fun!

[@jeremypalmer5695]

I had a rock gnome knowledge domain cleric for a few sessions. It was fun because to get over the heighist issues whenever she was being ignored with her high pitched squeaky voice she'd use thaumaturgy to fill the room with her deep godly booming voice. Too bad I took over GMing before I could develop the character further. But now I'm totally picturing her tinkering a full exoskeleton. The tinker ability held so much questing potential.

[@kgga3]

This video was super helpful, thanks.

[@ahoy1014]

Though I haven't gotten the chance to play a campaign yet (being new to the game, and due to exams week, pretty busy and stressful, and the closest Adventurer's League is a good car ride away), I'm really interested in Volo's Kobold PC race. Though they are listed to have a bunch subraces, do these subraces have any unicity to them? I can't seem to find anything supporting it, so I reckon they're just aesthetic?

[@theDMLair]

Planetesimal I just looked up the playable kobold race in Volo's, and there aren't any subraces for kobolds there. It just the one stat block. It looks pretty sweet, though. You would get advantage on attack rolls when allies are within 5 feet of the enemy you're attacking.

[@ryzelk]

Planetesimal The kobold is generally a low-level monster that the party beats up in the dungeon. While there may be regional differences and the possibility for sub-races, Wizards of the Coast simply gave us a few "monstrous playable races." If you are looking into joining an Adventurer's League group, I'm not sure if the monstrous races are allowed, though I don't know for sure.

[@ahoy1014]

If I'm not mistaken, Adventurers League allows for the Player's Handbook, plus one additional book (PHB+1 for short), meaning you're allowed to for example run PHB+XGE (Xanathar's Guide to Everything), and thus also PHB+VGM.

[@theDMLair]

Planetesimal That's correct. One non-core book is allowed, but I'm not sure if there is a limit on how many things you can use from it.

[@nicolassagrillo1442]

Do you mean the goblin? Cause iirc theres the hobgoblin and the bugbear as "subraces"

[@jongailey85]

Late to this video, but I recently decided to explore gnomes a bit more. I created a character that is a forge domain cleric of Flandal Steelskin who oversees the ethical use of ore and gemstones. He is obligated to travel into a gnomish mine with the party in search of a stolen artifact that grants the user the ability to locate precious metals under the ground. Turns out it was stolen by a secret cult of Urdlen worshippers, the evil gnome god of greed and destruction. They seek to destroy the artifact in hopes of acquiring power and dominion over the gnome society they are in. I think it’ll be interesting. Gnomes actually can have a lot more depth if they are explored more.

[@shawnberry760]

Another great video. I always refer to your videos when I want to learn about races or classes. Forgive my ignorance, do you have any videos regarding the fir bolg race?

[@fuzzybunnies6665]

Walter Wizbang is my Gnome Wizard and he is amazing. At the end of our campaign he found a plastic d20 and cast Dream of the Blue Veil ... He showed up in my living room.

[@DrXtoph]

You're the best, Guy!

[@shallendor]

Gnomes are cool since they were the only non human or elf or 1/2 elf that could cast arcane spells!

[@rosshoffert6915]

I'm playing a Rock Gnome swashbuckler with tinkers tools and alchemist supplies. I'm wanting a quirky inventor but don't underestimate him

[@ravensmith7063]

beware Goodn Magee the backpack wizard firing spells that may or may not hit you and may or may not be constantly stoned

[@Darkthoughts-z7r]

Pored out a health potion for one of my dead gnomies

[@sushimartyr6311]

I'm playing a somewhat more serious gnomish character who grew up on the streets in a setting where gnomes aren't native (interdimensional rifts are a thing, though). I never really thought about how short 3'8" actually is (she is tall for a gnome, but that's not saying much) and how she'd probably have to come up with ways of adjusting to that. ...She ended up being more serious partly unintentionally; some sessions I'm capable of being whimsical, but I've had others where it feels like my brain is fried and I can't come up with anything fun and lighthearted for the life of me (probably doesn't help that I have depression).

[@dubuyajay9964]

My Gnome is a Palladium Fantasy/RIFTS mystic.

[@vanhovemare]

ADHD players -> here you are! :-)

[@vivanpaull]

Yeah, this is literally just my personality.

[@iOnRX9]

there was this Gnome rogue in critical role last night (12/13/18) and i really liked her character! i forgot her name

[@TheBlackSerpentBeta]

Three Knomes stacked on top of each other in a trenchcoat Can never go against the classics

[@isitnotwrittenthat1680]

I need to build a three gnome/three halfling villian

[@SquishyTrym]

I love playing halflings and gnomes for various reasons including the role playing of an extremely small sized character. I'm currently playing as a gnome ranger (pun unintended) and I mostly portray him as a confident guy who doesn't really know much about the world, since he's lived in a forest burrow all his life before a great tragedy happened that made him leave. As a result, he's got PTSD but he tries to hide it underneath the happy Gnomish exterior. So in a sense, I'm playing against the Gnomish stereotype by playing it to hide some deep rooted issues.

[@laurarenner1926]

How was it to play the gnome as a ranger? I also think about it but I've read in an forum that it's not the best idea :(

[@purplemountainmajesty7534]

@@laurarenner1926 updates? I wanna make one too 😫

[@GlenHallstrom]

In my game world I (whether player or GM) like to play gnomes as the Inventors and Mad Scientists of the world (I have more than one gnome Doc Browns running around in my campaign).

[@Odothuigon]

My gnomes speak Yiddish, frequently interject their strange words into Common speech, bargain extremely well for every copper piece, and can't be found Friday after sundown. Based them on my grandparents and their generation who lived in Brooklyn. 😉

[@---.-----]

You based them on jews

[@logantalley5432]

@@---.----- that doesn't sound right. He said they are gnomes, not Jews

[@YHLGguitargeek]

@@logantalley5432 he definitely described jews, tho.

[@stanbunn1329]

I once played a gnome barbarian named BOB. It was a nickname given to him by the group, it stood for Big Ole Barbarian. Sadly I forget his real name, it was a long time ago.

[@esmith9095]

One of my favorite gnomes I played was Cognort the sane he was a self-forged artificer who had issues with teleportation over large distances, where every single time instead of getting teleported into an empty space he would instead find himself bursting out of the stomach of a nearby npc. He also throughout the entire campaign was pen-pals with the primary antagonist.

[@knoet03]

This is honestly an awesome idea. I love it

[@Whitby_Abbeys_Ghost]

I'm thinking about playing a forest gnome druid...who lives in the city and sells...medicinal herbal inhalants... His name is Bud E. Stinkweed.

[@CommanderNixon]

I made a Gnome Wizard who's main drive is to clear the crippling amounts of debt he's accrued from all the books he's bought + damages done to his village

[@karstendemol1254]

So mutch thanks heped me realy mutch

[@bifurboy]

I'm gonna be playing a small 4th wall breaking gnome, and i am going to just be a mountain climber when it comes to anything big, and the dm is doing a 30 or 20 player campaign

[@theyoutubeidiot6203]

I love the gnome voice!:)

[@grimsladeleviathan3958]

As someone with ADHD and a somewhat slurred speech unless I actively control it, my DM said I'm a real life gnome, except for the "live in the moment" mentality and the achievements which is... Ow, Jacob. But I played as a gnome once and we loved it.

[@HughStLeger]

The Irish accent, God.

[@pudgeysaurusrex6147]

Forest Gnome bards are so much fun 👀

[@normanwkaden6928]

I want to do a Gnome rogue/fighter (swashbuckler/battle master) who rides a fox and is very Errol Flynn / Westley/ Inigo Montoya / Porthos ish. Twin Pointed beard and long hair with a big hat and a feather.. Who of course smokes a pipe, drinks a lot of whiskey and wears a kilt.

[@thegorillasnake]

The one way I want to voice a gnome, no matter what the DM says they're like, is to do my best Charles Martinet impression. *IT'S-A MEEEEE!*

[@mimief7969]

Warlock gnome gang! A patron can put you on equal footing in a world for bigger and stronger races.

[@Enixon869]

gnobody ever expects the gnomish inquisition!

[@RaphaelRavenwing]

Any thoughts on the new artificer?

[@irena6317]

I dunno, I will be playing a gnome druid and am IRL only 5ft 😆 . Used to living small in a big world.

[@SniperkingSogeking04]

I have a Forest Gnome Druid and a Rock Gnome Paladin. The Druid, Brocc, is a Neutral Good boy that loves nature and loves using nature to play pranks on his party members. The Paladin, Warryn, is a brave Lawful Neutral boy who swore to Heimidall that he would protect those in need.

[@coleheckathorn2667]

CANT WAIT TO BE THROWN. WOOOOOOOHHH!

[@Flannsyn]

Instant like.

[@benjaminweeg9684]

Can you please do a Tobaxi race spotlight? Please! Please! Please! 😸😸😸

[@OceanGateEngineer4Hire]

An excellent video.

[@taekinuru2]

Tick tock tick tock... I’m a metrognome!

[@IFuzzyWuzzy]

Like walking past a fruit tree and asking your fighter to grab one for ya

[@GoODanDEVIL666333]

I made a gnome barbarian in my latest game. He was never that good at building things but when you absolutely need to break everything in the room, accept no substitutes.

[@calebjackson3895]

I wanna play a Barbarian Rock Gnome who tinkers crazy weapons to rage with. I just haven't found an experienced enough DM to improv the results.

[@alyksandr]

Use magehand to reach things 😁

[@bradwatkins7564]

Why not just let the player do it but their background is that of an orphan raised by another race? That way that person gets to have fun and you can keep them mysterious. It then could become a running side-quest in the background of the campaign for the pc to find out more about them.

[@bluetrumpetplayer18]

My Gnome Bard is basically Sophia from Golden Girls and has a STRONG Rhode Island accent

[@hipsterbrigadier9428]

my current character is a gnome but I think I may change him for a different gnome, part of this is because I actually don't think I went weird enough. My gnome could easily just be a short human

[@hamasextremist5841]

*youve been gnomed*

[@RedSkyBlackBird]

For obvious reasons, the best gnomes are bards.

[@angelemmanuelperezmuniz1474]

I really dislike gnomes but this video changed my perspective on them. I still dislike them but I have a better understanding of them.

[@larsdahl5528]

Often it is more the person behind the character than the actual race of the character that determine our view of that race. (What I am trying to say is that some races appeal more to rotten players, than others.)

[@Enixon869]

@@larsdahl5528 *cough*Kender*cough*