Certain Dungeons & Dragons classes are perfectly suited for specific races!
Here’s a list of every species, or Heroic Culture, you could play as in the game.
Bardings are often merchants and world travelers who are similar in nature to the Men of the West.
They are often recognized by their long hair and unique adventuring gear.
Each Heroic Culture in the game comes with six different unique background options for you to choose from.
These dwarves operate similarly to the dwarves in a typical Dungeons & Dragons campaign.
These D&D species are still missing from Fifth Edition.
They are lithe, youthful, and beautiful-looking, and rather adept with bows and swords.
opt for Restless Farmer background to gain proficiency with Cook’s Utensils, which is just perfect for hobbits.
Men of Bree are happy people, independent and wise beyond their appearance.
They do not have a proclivity for war and prefer a simple life.
Plus, riddles are common in Middle Earth, so you might need this skill.
Fellowship Phases by Middle-earth Enterprises, LLC via Wizards of the Coast
They dress dark, obscuring themselves from view.
Bardings by Middle-earth Enterprises, LLC via Wizards of the Coast
Dwarves by Middle-earth Enterprises, LLC via Wizards of the Coast
Elves by Middle-earth Enterprises, LLC via Wizards of the Coast
Hobbits of the Shire by Middle-earth Enterprises, LLC via Wizards of the Coast
Men of Bree by Middle-earth Enterprises, LLC via Wizards of the Coast
Rangers of the North by Middle-earth Enterprises, LLC via Wizards of the Coast
