Historical Figures as Dungeons&Dragons characters

Caesar of Bread

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Is this in the right forum? Don't know.

Anyways, I am trying to create D&D characters based off of historical people. Here is my first one:


Theodore Roosevelt
Human
Male
Fighter (Rough Rider?)
Weapon:
2 Swords (each does 10 damage)
Strength: 15
Wisdom: 15
Dexterity: 12
Charisma: 10
Intelligence: 10
Stamina: 10
Background: Theodore Roosevelt was born a sickly child in the region of New York. Having gone to the west as a cowboy and worked in his hometown as a cop, Theodore Roosevelt is ready to join the party!
 

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Chieftain
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Sounds about right. I would say that he wasn't all that handsome, but he did have charisma!
 

Birdjaguar

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TR was not as healthy as one might surmise. IIRC he was sickly child who worked hard to be able to be as outdoorsy as he was.
 

Plotinus

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Charlie Chaplin
Half-elf
Bard (College of Eloquence) / Rogue (Swashbuckler)
STR: 12
DEX: 18
INT: 13
WIS: 10
CON: 10
CHA: 18

(I'm aware that Chaplin was not actually a half-elf, but if he were a D&D character, he would be.)
 

Caesar of Bread

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Joan D'Arc and Julius Caesar could work too (Joan D'Arc as a paladin that is for sure)
Nikola Tesla or Thomas Edison for artificier?
 
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