Therefore, I’ll keep this background in mind when choosing the class.
How is this flightless bird going to achieve a lifelong dream of flying? Fortunately, DnD 5e offers several ways to achieve this goal-whether through a high-level spell or magic treasure. This offers a fantastic quirk and story arch to start my kenku build. Often found in high places-towers, cliffs, even massive redwood trees-the kenku crave the flight their people once had. Now, they make their way through the world as vagabonds and wanderers. As the story goes, whatever master they served rid them of their wings, home and ability to speak. However, they were cursed and banished to the mortal world because of their lust for shiny treasure. Kenku come from a mysterious background-some outer realm of air where they were minions to a powerful entity. However, playing this tricky little crow-person gives me creative options-something slightly more unusual.
Though often roguish in nature, the kenku often fit into classes like ranger, rogue and druid, leaning into trickery and staying clear of a one-on-one fight. The raven-like kenku in Dungeons and Dragons 5e are cunning, gaining a +2 Dexterity/+1 Wisdom ability score bonus.
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