Tropes that you like? >grizzled Old Soldier turned adventurer

>Barbarian that is simple-minded, but not dumb. A tribesman without much worldly experience, following their ancestor's guidance and wisdom.
>Aldo bear hugs.

Kid working in role that requires experiance and messing it up.

Low Wis 14 year old Monk

High Charisma Wild mage teenage girl constantly apologising for messing up spells.

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>>53719104
Really strong wizards that use magic better suited to frontline warfare than small skirmishes.

>>53719104
This trope went realy wrong in my group where the grizzled soldier veteran turned out to be realy incompetent and the best leader the group got is the cleric

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>>53719104
>Cowardly or pathetic punching bag character redeems themselves through saving the group or some other feat of heroism. May double as an heroic sacrifice.

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>The Dark Lord

Scholarly Brute.

Even better combo trope, scholarly brute who is also very quick.

>>53722793
>Dicks of Levistus

>>53719104

>high level sorcerers that don't want to resort to violence by default, but can and have in the past turned people into red mist to teach a group of enemies a lesson

>Monks that actually like fighting

>warlocks with pacts with demons, gods or other beings they fucking hate

>people who never pull their punches and wind up annihilating lower level enemies faster than expected

>>53719104
Declaring yourself leader is pretty That Guy desu.

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>ganster tries to reform but can't overcome his past, leading to more violence as he tries to protect the innocent from his former allies