Special Classes for D&D

We were asked by @cro_bo what kind of classes our OC's would be playing as in a game of D&D. I know Ankha isn't really my OC, but she still really wanted to join in on the fun! Sooo... I have to confess, I've never actually played D&D before. (I want to but I've got no other friends who are interested. 😭) I think I have a basic understanding of the rules, but I've got no idea what all the classes are you can pick from... 😅 So, here's what I've got for you: — Card Flinger Ankha — She is kind of like a thief or rogue, but instead of throwing knives, she throws cards. Her deck of cards consists of regular playing cards with extremely sharp edges and magically infused cards that can have all kinds of different effects when thrown. She has a really dark backstory, but she only ever drops hints about it when she gets really drunk. She hates cucumbers for some reason. — Shrine Maiden Tara — She basically acts like a white mage, meaning she specializes in healing spells and other support abilities. She differs in the fact that her magical powers are granted to her by a long forgotten deity who claims to be the Goddess of Love. Her powers grow stronger by performing acts of kindness, but this can also result in her going into heat. — Mini-boss Terror2 — Just your average mini-boss encounter at the end of a certain side quest given to you by one of the townsfolk. He may look pretty intimidating because of his size, but he's actually a big softy on the inside. After he is defeated, he shrinks down to regular size and it is revealed that he was cursed by the main antagonist. He offers his help but it's up to the rest of the party if they want him to join or not. So everyone, what do you think? Is there a place for these 3 in your D&D campaign? @peterco @goobygubby @cef_ultra @parda @warmicestudios @octavian @hollenwulf @zuzul @artfx85 @gildenstein @bad77 @zesoul @onlyyouprod @smut317 @reptorn @a_casual_prompter @barry915 @doggomage @thoughtzi