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4 levels echo knight, 4 levels GloomStalker, and the rest in the new monk. 1 normal attack, 1 extra attack, 1 GloomStalker attack, 1 echo attack, action surge to double it to 8 attacks. Add 1 light, nick weapon, and 11th level flurry of blows for 12 attacks in 1 turn. And you can have at least 8 attacks this way by level 8, with 5 and 3 levels in either fighter or ranger.

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Just warning your avatar and content are similar enough to a larger that you creator named " loot goblin marketplace" that people might accuse you of copying him. To be clear, i am fully awarr you are not copying although you might be inspired so im just warning you

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it's so much easier than that. use that build, but go Way of the Long Death monk, and before you get proficiency with all saving throws, you get the ability to spend a ki point for the same thing as relentless endurance. I had a character that was hit with over a thousand damage at level twelve, just a bunch of attacks of eighty to a hundred damage, and he was still standing.

If you were a rougue with two handed fighting, does this mean you can attack with a dagger, then again with nick. And then as your bonus action proc two weapon fighting with something like a dart?

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There's nothing in the description for the Astral Arms that suggests that they can actually hold onto anything. They just initiate a grapple and then automatically lose it. Any DM would probably ignore that but you would probably only be able to grapple two creatures at once. Personally, I really like the idea of dipping into champion fighter for a grapple build. Their Remarkable Athlete feature says they can move up to half their speed if they land a critical hit and with the number of attacks you're making with a doubled critical range, it will provide a lot of potentially for dragging through spikes. Also, it gives you Action Surge to get Spike Growth up reliably on the first turn.

Can you do the best polearm paladin build

With false life you can play a divine would sorcerer to gain the cleric spell list

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u can use order of scribes to do lightning damage (right?) and use the action surge to make the targets wet, doubling the damage

2:10 wold it? power word kill dosn't say anything about hit points

A jump distance/ height videos would be cool maybe using a grung or something?

If you went simic hybrid for race you could add two more arms for more hugs

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Imagine a monk with 2 daggers. You make 2 normal attacks, 1 light attack, and 2 flurry of blows at level 5

as stated by RAW in the 2024 rules on concentration, "Some spells and other effects require Concentration to remain active, as specified in their descriptions. If the effect's creator loses Concentration, the effect ends." That means *ALL* of the effects in the spell's text box, not just what you pick and choose based on line separations. The Temp HP from polymorph goes away the second concentration is dropped, as it is part of the concentration. However, this does not mean that polymorph doesn't have good interactions with other spells. Take Armor of Agathys, for example. The new version of that interacts beautifully with polymorph. A 9th level warlock can cast it, then be polymorphed into the highest hp creature, and tank the ever-loving crap out of all melee hits, while each hit returns 25 cold damage a pop to the enemy.

4 hands? Nah, how about 100?! Hear me out, shapechange into a Giant Centipede and then cast Enlarge/Reduce. You can now grapple 100 medium or smaller creatures. Then just shimmy around that Spike Growth with all those other speed bonuses and… that’s a lot of damage. Yes this is incredibly theoretically and entirely impractical but, more importantly, it’s funny

For the 2014 rules you can also go simic hybrid for race to get another 2 arms for grappling, making 6 total.

Hey man you can make this better with a few tweaks , instead of goliath go tabaxi, 24 rules monk uses dex for grapple and goliath only gives advantage with str tests, drop ranger instead buy a spell ring and use it as you see Fit, you can easily get 20 dex by lvl 8, go monk 18 and fighter 2 for action surge, you can dash as bonus action already no need for ki, so just grab the enemy and shred it while dashing up to 3 times per turn

bruh, you really need to think about winged tiefling. unless they got reworked and im unaware, they have no weight penalty so you can grab a guy fly strait up and let go

Another great spell is stinking cloud, letting you just steal enemy actions and bonus actions, and it only activates at start of turn, not when you enter, so you can drag enemies into the cloud and leave them there

I propose an interesting combat/dnd optimization idea for you: Who would win in a fight, one million level 1 player characters, or one of every dragon? Starting location is the largest city that's been published on the material plane. No lair actions, the classes on the player side must be as equal as possible, players can optimize for this fight, standard array for stats, random selection for race of players, no races with a starter feat, bahamaut doesnt get their gold dragon body guards

The relevant part of the 2024 PHB grappled condition reads: "Movable. The grappler can drag or carry you when it moves, but every foot of movement costs it 1 extra foot unless you are Tiny or two or more sizes smaller than it." - This establishes that moving the grappled creature requires it to be dragged or carried. Under Carry Capacity in 2024 PHB: "While dragging, lifting, or pushing weight in excess of the maximum weight you can "CARRY", your Speed can be no more than 5 feet". That is to say the build does work but limited to the weight you can carry. Putting into perspective: A STR score of 10 allows a creature with a medium creature's equivalent carry capacity of 150 lbs and 300lb with large creature's equivalent carry capacity. A STR score of 20 yields 300lb for medium and 600lb for large. Average humanoid would weigh around 200 lbs. Add onto that the weight of equipment and gear... IF we use the enlarge/reduce as a guideline for creature's size/weight - a large humanoid creature's average weight would be around 1600 lbs

I'm playing a Tortle bladesinger in one game with everything in Int, Con, and STR. Tavern Brawler feat and first level in Fighter for Con saves. AC is 17 naturally, but with a 20 int, I can take it up to 27 if I blade sing and cast shield. It's pretty fun being able to do things like grapple an enemy then cast Cloud of Daggers to hold them in it.

The wildfire Druid’s ability wouldn’t work on the goodberry. 1) you didn’t cast the spell when it healed. 2) it only applies to a single roll of the healing. 3) refer back to 2, but goodberry doesn’t roll to heal. It’s just 1 Otherwise, everything else seemed fine!

4:36 Punch and Grab is only usable once per turn

Its kind of stupid but how about a grappler who jumps really high for fall damage?

2024 has crafting rules for spells.

Again you forgot about Ranger gaining Roving at level 6 that grants +10ft to your speed in 2024 PHB, and if you have a Druid in the party and he's the one casting Spike Growth, you can use Zephyr Strike to gain +30ft of speed as well, a Goliath Gloomstalker in large form using this in the first turn would have 95ft of speed in total, without Multiclass

with that combo you also take damage?

You could also be a simic hybrid instead of goliath for the 2 extra grapple arms

The monk doesn't us strength for grappling it's dexterous strike feature let's it use dex for its grapple dc

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Sorry brother. Goliath gloomstalker ranger, astral self monk makes my eyes glaze over. 2024 power creep build. Still subbed.

Ah yes, the eldritch cheese grater

Please don’t mention spike growth…

You are a goblin, but you seem to be much more intelligent than most others. What is your stat block?

I think that the new 4 elements monk has it's own strengths even though it cant grapple as many as the astral self, it can still grapple from 15ft away making it so that grappled creatures cant retaliate, and the way that oil works you can do way more damage from a distance.

cant believe i watched a xp goblin video without the mention of the chronolometer dash action

Ah, the Cheese Grater strategy. It's extremely powerful, and FAR more powerful in 2024. Consider that monk can grapple allies, who can willingly fail and be carried along with him at high speeds. Now consider that instead of dragging the enemies through spike growth, your ally you grapple has cast Spirit Guardians, or Yolande's Regal Presence, or anything similar that's an emanation. They now deal damage the first time a creature enters the area effect on a turn. You now run through them with the Wrecking Ball strategy, and every enemy you run past takes whatever 3d8 or 4d6 damage, half on a save, and you can spend a ki point to dash AND disengage so no attacks of opportunity, AND you can run them to cover and safety where the enemies potentially can't hit them anymore. Also, starting at level 10, you can bring an ally with you when you use Step of the Wind, without even having to grapple them! That means that in a party of 4 with a monk and 3 spellcasters, you can take your ENTIRE TEAM with you however absurdly far you're moving. Enjoy! A small correction: you said the enemy gets no save against the damage. The save is when they're grappled. For the cheese grater, you really need an ally to be casting and concentrating on spike growth, so this works best when you have a druid in the party. Then you don't even specifically need Ranger, and Athletics no longer matters, so you may be better off starting as a Monk. Also consider Way of the Elements monk if your DM lets them remain grappled at range with your Elemental Strikes. Even if they don't, you could go Bugbear to grapple an enemy at 10' range, where many won't be able to hit you anymore. But if Element monk can keep them grappled at range, you can hold them 15' away where they can't even get to you. Element monk starting at level 11 can also grapple enemies and then fly them into the air and drop them into the middle of spike growth for a bunch of fall damage, and move them 5' back and forth by flying over the spike growth. You can also use Slow Fall to reduce your fall damage by 55', letting you safely fall 60' using your reaction. With this and at least 120' movement per round, you can also fly up with the enemy, drop them 60' for 6d6 bludgeoning damage and the prone condition with no save, fall 60', use your reaction to take no fall damage, grapple them again, then fly back up. Letting go of something is a free action, so at the start of your turn or if they're going to attack you, you can just drop them for another 6d6 bludgeoning damage. This is much less than dragging them through spike growth, but you won't always have spike growth, and it can be an excellent way to deal with a single target for dirt cheap. An interesting note: whether it's 2014 or 2024 rules, nothing prevents grappling multiple creatures from halving your movement speed multiple times. This is often overlooked, but the 2024 Grappler feat now negates the movement penalty. Strangely, they changed the wording in 2024 and moved the penalty to the Grappled condition, causing it to increase the cost of each foot of movement by 1 foot additional, yet the Grappler feat still references your speed being halved (which it normally is, but not always, if you're paying extra movement per foot from other sources.)

I think monks can use dex modifier to determine grapple condition (lvl1. dexterous attack). Also you can just let go of the targets for a free action meaning as a level 9 monk, you can just climb a wall and let go of the creature, taking d6 for evers 10 feet( if i remember correctly), so you can just go over a cliff edge let go of grappled guy, go back to safety. One counter to the spike growth method the dm can come up with make a athletics check for every 5 feet of the movement to not get caught in the spikes or something like that. I still very much enjoy your content, but i dont think my dm would appreciate breaking his game this much.

3:09 you don’t need to use strength as in the monk’s martial arts dexterous strikes feature it says: “When you use the grapple or shove option of your unarmed strike, you can use your dexterity modifier instead of your strength modifier to determine the save DC” Also you can take the unarmed fighting style as a Ranger since the only restricted “fighting styles” are Druidic Warrior and blessed warrior from the Ranger and Paladin.

Please do a fighter video

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