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So I actually built this out, filling in the gaps you left. For one of my feats, I picked up Ritual Caster and upped my Charisma to 18. It gives you a number of 1st level ritual spells equal to your proficiency modifier, so at level 20 with Pact of the Tome you will have 8 1st level ritual spells. Also, the feat lets you cast these spell at their normal casting time once for without using a spell slot. Also, no one has to do this, for one of the 2 spells you get from Magical Discoveries at Bard level 6, I picked up Bark Skin. True it does cost a spell slot and only lasts an hour, but your AC will be higher than what it would with Mage Armor since this build doesn't really focus on Dex. Also that means when you next level up in Warlock, you can swap out Armor of Shadows for what ever invocation you want, which is good since you only have 6 of the total in this build.

I see Lancelot as Inquisitive Rogue.

I'm just watching the intro and I just have to stop to say 11 out of 10 perfection

Well, on second thought, let's not go to Camelot. It is a silly place.

looking buff in that sweater brother, just found the channel and i love it

Another win

I don't pass out likes and comments very often, but I had to give you the old thumbs up just for that intro.

@5:56 while typing this so if you conflict with what I'm about to say later, that is why there maybe some discrepancy. }|{ So, when I played a 5.14 barbarian I found that I stopped at level 8, if it wasn't for the feat I would have stopped at 7, but I wanted a specific feat very soon. I then transferred to swashbuckler rogue & my character was a beast at being a tank & most damage didn't stick or was minimized, and the sneak attack damage helped too.

Incredible

no please stop with the chromatic orb, it sucks. Wizard have so many great level 1 spell to pick, why pick the bad one? unless you grab pact of the chain, find familiar is awesome If you do grab pact of the chain, detect magic will save you an invocation you also know I hope, that agonizing blast eldritch blast is no longer considered "good damage" you can check Treantmonk video for more info Thwn Epic boons... for a spellcaster, boon of fate is BIS. why? boon of recall is basically 25% chance to regain a level 4 or under spell slot at level 19... it's sucks. Boon of fate, once per initiative roll, you can reduce the saving throw of the target of your big fight turning spell by 2d4, on average by 5 points. And what sound more like occult knowledge then the guy who can change your FATE just by looking at you? and boon of FATE is super versatile being useful for more then just your spells.

good video, plz stop doing the poltician thing with your hands :D

I’ve been playing a human warlock with a similar focus on versatility, though I’ve leaned a little bit away from the focus on magic initiate and more into the skilled feat to patch holes in the party composition. Also went with Archfey, as getting all of those free Misty Step casts along with the extra riders gives you a lot of options for mobility and control. Really cool to see how you had a similar idea but built it with a lot of different specific choices.

This is a very similar build I did for a John Constantine-esque build I did.

New to the channel and this build is most awesome

Ok build idea ! chef. Chef feat of course. What class ? What subclass ? Has to be a chef ... No race constraints... Can include 2014 | 2024 stuff. Needs to come online quickly. The adventure ends at 11th level. Would prefer not to use halfing hospitality..seems too easy.

Tracking down random pieces of art is tricky, but the best option I can find is a piece of Deviant Art by Sunsetagain titled Jamaica Inn. Posted just over 11 years ago, so it's probably the original.

Isn't it fascinating how customizable, front-loaded, and overpowered this class is? One might think that it should be one of the more rare classes due to the whole pact matter, but it's quite the opposite. Everyone has Oprah Winfrey as their patron.. and you get a pact, and you get a pact, and you get a pact.. It is truely mind-boggling 😂

Love the concept. This is optimizing flavor!

Thanks for the cool build ideas. Love the videos. I had an interesting concept that I was trying to figure out a build for, if it interests you. Tentatively, I’m calling him the “grasshopper“ or the “jumping spider”. I thought it would be really cool to have the warlock’s otherworldly jump on a monk. Imagine being able to leave and J Jones anywhere on the battlefield. But I haven’t yet figured out how to make the odd combination work, or if there are any synergies, it could be incorporated. How might you take advantage of being able to leap 30 feet in any direction every round?

Hmm... are you sure Epic Boons are available when you reach Tier 4? From what I'm seeing in the player's handbook, it is only available when you reach 19th level on both the Bard and Warlock classes, I don't think the prerequisite of being 19th level applies to the overall character level in this case, but it could be a matter of RAI vs RAW.

It makes 0 sense that you put lucky in the hand crossbow and not in heavy and longbow, if you acount for advantage in 1 you can acount for advantage in all to compare

A quick kudos to you trying your best to credit the various artists that make dnd such an inclusive, immersive and wholesome game.

i'm trying to make a build mixing Gloomstalker and rogue to recreate the Skyrim experience of an Stealth Archer, but i don't know the best way to do it. Can you add it to the list please? i prefer the 2024 rules. Bows, crossbows and guns are accepted

DnD content purposefully presented rather than screamed by a fake spastic used car salesman is an instant subscribe for me. Great video, and my first of yours so I'm heading to watch them all.

Love your vids, the new microphone is a great improvement in quality! Keep up the good work :)

This is such a fun build , love the concept I like the execution, not a build I would have thought of. With us getting spoilers for the new monster manual, was hoping you can do a build based on my favorite monster the displacer beast. 2024 rules single class using the trickery domain cleric.

So i had the funny idea of a noir detective type character who uses telepathy to monologue to the party. So I'm looking for a detective build.

I like this new standing angle.

feel like Champion alone is never going to be amazing, but luckily there are multiclassing😂 Both V Pali and Berserker are great synergy peace for Fighter

They should stick with infusions and allow artificers to infuse already magical items that are in their areas of specialization. It opens up a lot of possibilities without throwing them the DMG and telling them to pick stuff. Then expand the general pool of infusions: changing the damage type, add a level scaling die to damage rolls, add proficiency bonus to damage rolls, etc. Then create subclass restricted infusions and the subclass's main feature can hold multiple infusions and gain more as you level up. So you can have different fighting styles that compliment the different armors for the armorer, multi attack on the eldrich cannon, enlarge/reduce switch or multi-attack or breathweapon for the steel defender. For the alchemist keep their focus their alchemist supplies for artificer spells but give them access to a cantrip second attack if they took the magic action, then add int mod/PB/Artificer level to damage and healing as an infusion, start the extra damage earlier and have it scale, an infusion to automatically upcast alchemist spells, infusions to eliminate the random element to their elixers.

Nice concept

Fun build, one little thing, did you mention using inate sorcery to improve greenflame blade? That is crazy but I just doubled checked as long as its a sorcerer spell you get advantage on all the attack rolls with it. Near permanent advantage on all the green flame blade attacks is really strong. I never thought about a draconic sorcerer melee using weapon attacks before but because of how that interaction works this is nice. Sorcerer is my favorite class so this has given me something to think about, though I don't often like multiclassing so I'll have to see if maybe I can pare this down into just a small warlock dip maybe.

As soon as you said cestial, I knew what was coming. Don't forget pact weapons can be radiant and a couple other options.

Need an Illrigger painkiller build

22:53 - Absolutely agree that Tasha'a Bubbling Cauldron should be given earlier. The reason: Wizards & Warlocks can access it at 11th level. Any subclass feature before 15th is already better & the earlier, the better. If I were to suggest my fix. 3rd level - would see a d100 Experimental Elixir table, filled with Cantrip, 1st, & 2nd level non-damaging "Spell effects." Experimental Elixir can be used for an attack. 2d4 Melee Thrown Light Weapon (30/120) that deals Fire/Acid/Necrotic/Poison (choice). Also, when expending a Spell Slot to create an Experimental Elixir, you can choose an effect on the d100 table OR replicate a non-damaging Spell with a Spell level equal to or less than twice the Spell Slot expended. You can use the replicate effect a number of times equal to your INT Modifier (minimum of 1). Sling Phials: You gain Proficiency in Glassblowers & Alchemist Supplies. All your Artificer Spells' range increases by 120 ft. Range of Touch & Self Spells included. Side-note: Artificer being a half-caster needs an overhaul to gain Extra Attack at 5th level. In this way, Armorer & Battlesmith gains new subclass features, while simultaneously granting Artillerist & Alchemist that offensive attack. 5th level - Caustic Burns: Damage from Alchemist Spells (& attacks with Experimental Elixir) are severely caustic. Immunity --> Resistance. Resistance --> Normal. Normal --> Vulnerable. 9th level - You can cast Tasha's Bubbling Cauldron once per day without a Spell Slot & with Alchemist Tools for the Material Component. This feature has access to Rare Potions. At 13th level, Very Rare Potions. At 17th level, Legendary Potions. 15th level - When you cast Alchemist Spells (& attacks with Experimental Elixir), the point of origin deals 2d8 Force damage to any creatures within 10-ft.

You can no longer infuse your Armorer special weapon. And now the best you can get with level 9 feature is a +1 armor, if you find a better armor in the wild, then you just no longer have a level 9 feature. Also Armorer special weapon kinda just feels like weapon mastery Push or Sap and weapon mastery can be used with +3 weapons or other magic items, but the Armorer special weapons are only +0. Also Guardian Armorer Defensive field is just way less temp hp then the Artillerist protector canon which can gives you 1d8 +int with no restriction (no waiting for bloody) and it's AOE 10 feet radius. So yeah Armorer is feeling pretty bad.

Alchemist and potions in general should have been addressed in the PHB

There are some things i like, but a lot of things i don't like.

This was a fun build. I’ve been trying to make a traditional FF Dragoon without homebrew for so long (idk why, just a fun challenge), and it seems like they way the Charger Feat and Jump spells now work, there might be a way to make it viable. I’m envisioning a character that can break engagement and activate the Charger ability even when surrounded, simply by jumping in the air. Haven’t quite cracked it though.

I think u need to take a warlock level to hit with chr on your scimitar and then take Druid initiate in order to use shialigh on your off hand and boom your hitting with chr on both your weapons and dealing radiant and force dmg at level 2

Before i watch the video, thank you for not making your build a 1 or 2 hour video.

please refer to DMG 2024 where you need to read rule in "good faith" it's over the day of twisting word to fit your narrative. agonizing blast apply to a warlock cantrip so if you learn GFB from sorcerer it is not a warlock cantrip. What if "good faith" basically if you need to explain "shouldn't work because it apply to a warlock cantrip, BUT it says that whenever you cast THAT cantrip you get the bonus damage. To me that means we should be able to ignore the first part and still use both feature on the spell" sorry that not a "good faith" reading

Terrible build if u want to be weapon user u need extra attack

Great video, loved the build! Ive been theory crafting about a ranged damage dealer blade singer who has high chr and takes a warlock dip to cast eldritch blast as the multi attack cantrip. Seems like it has potential but is very stat hungry, i would love to see your take on this.

Bro. Using a Yugioh card pic for a DnD post scratched something in my brain and I had to click. 😂 I’m not disappointed.

I want to write this up a week ago or so with your last build but i was too sick to do so. I have a BIG build challenge for you. A couple of years ago i came up with a build called the Rune Guardian. It has 6 levels in Ancestral Guardian Barbarian and 14 levels in Rune Knight Fighter. The theme of this character is that he was born amongst giants and eventually learn to craft runes into his body to power himself up and protect his allies. The concept of this character is to be a martial battlefield controller to limit enemies ability to move freely across the battlefield, with some tanking ability. He would be a Hill Dwarf wielding a glaive with the following feats: Strike of the Giant (frost strike) that comes with the Giant Foundling Background Fury of the Frost Giant Polearm Master Sentinel Slasher I would start it with 1 levels of Barbarian, 7 levels of Fighter, back 5 more levels of Barbarian, before taking it the rest of the way with Fighter. For fighting style i went defense for more AC, and for the Runes i went with is: (in order)Fire Rune, Stone Rune, Cloud Rune, and Frost Rune. (btw, I would reflavor his ancestral protectors and spirit shiled Ancestral Guardian features as other runes on his body). So the question I have for you (and thus your challenge); With the new 2024 rules, how would you remake the build use more of the new rules and features like Weapon Masteries while still keeping to the theme and concept of the original build.

Dude, this is amazing. I like that you made alternative routes based on possible DM rulings. I just watched your Dragoon video, great stuff btw :) I didn't get the notification for this or the Dragoon sorcerer-gish video.