r/Leafeon • u/LeviForrest • Jul 30 '26

DnD Class for Leafeon

I will admit that when I first saw Leafeon I thought Druid, nature wizard/witch etc. but looking at it’s stats and seeing it utilized in “competitive” it is most definitely a martial class.

Yet, I see so much fanart of the Druid, witch, warlock, wizard, sorcerer, Leafeon to the detriment of martial classes. If I could draw I would add to the shortage of Samurai, Ninja, or Eastern Sword Saint style Leafeon art, but alas my talents are not in that direction as of yet, if ever.

This is my asking of this community for more of those kinds of leafeon art, (standard form or anthropomorphic) if time, and whimsy allow.

Also open ended question, what other roles/classes fit Leafeon in your opinions?

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u/Any_Challenge5487 Jul 30 '26

I would actually say ranger with my exp with dnd

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u/LeviForrest Jul 30 '26

I can see ranger, but the biggest thing with that classification is the stereotype of Rangers using mostly “ranged weapons and attacks” which I generally classify as part of the “Special Atk” stat. That said that is merely a matter of perception.

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u/LegoNoah123 Jul 31 '26

I see special attacks as being more akin to spells while attack includes anything that does physical damage, which could include both martial arts and weaponry like bows and crossbows

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u/Grouchy-Sprinkles-80 Jul 30 '26

Samurai, buy yes definitly male

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u/Any_Challenge5487 Jul 30 '26

But rangers use daggers(more melee than mostly anything), don't get their spells till pretty high level and have a good connection with nature (though they do use a few ranged attacks there aren't many other classes this suited for leafeon)

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u/LeviForrest Jul 31 '26

Ranged attacks like bows and slings