5e Race Quiz

Strong and charismatic, a Dragonborn makes the best fighters. They succeed well with Fighter, Barbarian, and Paladin. They may also choose Bard, Sorcerer, or Warlock.

The most resilient, Dwarves have two subraces. Hill Dwarves are wise and make good Druids, Clerics, and Monks. Mountain Dwarves are strong and make good Barbarians, Fighters, and Paladins.

The most dexterous of the races, they make good Monks, Rogues, and Rangers. There are two elf subraces. High Elves are intelligent and make good Wizards. Wood Elves are wise and make good Clerics, Druids, and Monks.

The most intelligent of the races, Gnomes make excellent Wizards. They have two subraces. Forest Gnomes are more dexterous and make good Monks, Rogues, and Rangers. Rock Gnomes are more resilient.

With dexterity rivaling that of Elves, Halflings are excellent Monks, Rogues, and Rangers. They have two subraces. Lightfoot Halflings are more charismatic, making them better Bards, Paladins, Sorcerers, and Warlocks. Stout Halflings are more resilient.

Half-Elves are charismatic and versatile. They may have a number of abilities and can succeed in just about any class. They do, however, excel with Bard, Paladin, Sorcerer, and Warlock.

Tiefling are the pariahs of the world - appearing as demons, many look down upon them or fear them. This stigma often leads them to become the evil they are assumed to be, but not always. They are very charismatic, making them great Bards, Paladins, Sorcerers, and Warlocks, and also very intelligent, making them good Wizards as well.

The Human rivals the Half-Elf in versatility. None of their stats stick out, but they have a small boost to all of them. They excel at any and all classes, are the most common creatures to come across in the universe, and are the least challenging to play as a result.