Just as a note: the portents must be used before a roll is made which I actually love. It feels a bit more thematic than replacing a roll, since it’s implied that with these powers you foresee the event in flavour at the start of the day.
Make the wizard a halfling with their extra luck and throw silvery barbs in the mix. Now everbody at the table hates you! Congrats, you know how to play a divination wizard now!
I was wondering when you were going to mention the Halfling in this video all about rerolling things, though you skipped over the Halfling feat that allows you to finally achieve peak, ultimate, pinnacle eyeroll . . . Bountiful Luck, making not only your own nat 1s disappear, but your ally's as well. Now I sit and wait for Eloquence Bard to enter the poll. Or the Ghostslayer Blood Hunter
Another great video. I love starting this build with a level 1 artificer dip. Giving your self armor and shields as well as the faerie fire spell makes this character even harder for a dm to deal with.
“Time is as unpredictable as British weather, spontaneous atomic decay, or what I’ll say next in this script. Pancakes, Oak Tree, Neptune, Dirty Socks, you don’t know!” 😂 Probably my favorite edit so far! With Sully’s rawr at the end to top it off! Golden 😂 Had to pause and rewatch it to laugh again!
For a while now I've had an idea for a divination wizard fighter named Hienin(pronounce like high-nin). In his world he is called a Soothweaver and has the ability to see into the rivers of time. Because of this, Hienin has developed a happy-nihilistic mindset as I like to call it, basically meaning that he likes to live life in a hedonistic lifestyle because he knows life will end via Great disaster, Armageddon, apocalyptic scenario bullshit you know, which is what led to him having a very chaotic neutral alignment, so basically he wants to live to see the end of times, meaning he only uses his powers to stop him from dying prematurely. He only parties with a giving party because he just needs extra help to keep him alive essentially he treats the other party members as bodyguards. He's also a bit of a thrill-seeker so sometimes he won't even use his powers to see into the future to avoid traps or anything because he wants to live life to the upmost batshit insane, he will only use who's divination Powers if his life is on.
I'm playing a Divination wizard in my current game. He's an insane old homeless man, and his mage armor looks like a sandwich board with "THE END IS NIGH!" painted on it.
1:29 ...getting from there to here. Thanks. Now it's stuck in my head. I've got faith of the heart. Also, if you _really_ want to annoy your DM, get a Ring of Spell Storing, give it to your familiar, and fill it with Silvery Barbs.
Sorry to be rules lawyer, but there is an important wording in the potent feature. " You can replace any attack roll, saving throw, or ability check made by you or a creature that you can see with one of these foretelling rolls. *You must choose to do so before the roll*" So unfortunately you can't say No U if the DM crits you, or if the Rouge misses, but still a very good feature regardless, as you can tell the Palading that his next attack WILL hit so slap everything into it.
The simpsons joke could actually be a way to flavour your portents. I'm just picturing a wizard going into a trance, their eyes rolling back and just drawing cartoons at like 10x speed every morning.
I;m playing a halfling Divination Wizard with Lucky and the Bountiful Luck racial feat. I am a bit of a sadist, yes... but I did make it up to my DM in many other ways; I've built several intentional weaknesses into my character, skipped a vast majority of the best spells in the game (yes, including Fireball) and tend to use my Portents for funny, amusing, or even villainous RP moments most of the time. I've rolled quite a few natural 20 Portents at the start of the day, and I don't think I've yet used a single one of them in combat.
I’m a knowledge domain 1, Divination wizard X. Moon elf-it’s super fun being a traveler that goes where her predictions take her. She is a follower of selune and has a goblin friend that she rescued.
Reminder: if it wasn't for the bodies inherent prediction models, you would absolutely run into that one thing that is sticking out in your house EVERY time, instead of every other time. That's a pretty good deal. That's divination!
I like the idea of a div wizard who's basically the opposite of in control, at least internally. Having seen a grave potent of misfortune in their future, constantly looking for ways to escape and delay their vague ill-begotten fate. Only ever succeeding in pushing it back. It plays into how vague these spells can be, and I can envision the wizard spreading out a conspiracy board of possible futures with a paranoid fever after a rough encounter. Plus the tension added by the fact that they are basically trying to outrun the sun with their goal which sets them up to confront that fact in some way down the line which makes for a fairly open/dynamic arc.
My favorite Divination dip abuse is Clockwork Soul 1 / Divination 2 / Bard X (Either Lore for reaction or Eloquence for bonus action) Halfling who takes Bountiful Luck, not Lucky. You are the party's good luck charm and the dice are always in your favor. This can also be boosted further with Stars Druid 6 but then you're sacrificing higher-level spells which not all will be cool with.
Not sure how or why, but you gave me an idea for a well... an "F over the DM build" xD This mainly using Divination Wizard, but mix in a level of Clockwork Sorcerer (don't bother with Spells, just needing the Restore Balance Feature), then at least 6 levels of the Stars Druid (again, spells aren't a concern, we are just getting Cosmic Omen) With this, not only do we have all the DM f-ery of the Divination Wizard, but now Restore Balance will cancel any Advantage the DM ever gets and any Disadvantage the party ever gets. Then depending if your Cosmic Omen gives you Weal or Woe, you either use it to help out the party, or hinder the DM.
YMBAD&D does a really good job of making me hype for just about any subclass he chooses to talk about, and this is NO exception. I was so bummed out that I couldn't play a Bladesinger in BG3 after his video on it, but this easily peaked my interest in the Divination Wizard, especially the ability to just say "No" to a lot of rolls. And he's totally right, this subclass just screams 'traditional wizard'.
There are only 3 abilities that are arguably more powerful than portent: Arcane Abeyance[Just ignore concentration restrictions](Chronurgy Wizard 10), Convergent Furture[Can force a creature to roll negative number's and fail a roll they shouldnt be able to fail](Chronurgy Wizard 14), and Armor of Hexes[Just passively ignore half of everything that might hurt you](Hexblade Warlock 10). But level wize, it will always be Portent
Halfling with the lucky feat divination wizard, wild magic sorcerer, fiend warlock multiclass can make it so that the dice never roll out of favor for you
Don't knock Clairvoyance. It is effectively super vision (telescopic) and super hearing. Being able to spam it without spell slots is incredible. Now you can see or hear anything within 1 mile for at least 10 minutes. Combine this with an alarm spell and you have a RIng™ security system in D&D. I think diviner should be a different playstyle from the traditional evoker or abjurer one. Cookie cutter wizards are boring. And besides, with all your cheese (Lucky, spamable Silvery Barbs, Portent rolls) you can nullify anything cast at your party with needing to cast counterspell. And you still have slots and prepared spells to do the occasional counterspell or fireball. You forgot the mid-level ability of trading down spell slots by casting divination spells and keeping the remainder. [Edit: No, he didn't, my bad.] So you will be casting clairvoyance and arcane eye and scry and possibly contact other plane (if you rolled a great portent that morning). These are all very useful spells that most wizards will agonize over casting because the opportunity cost of losing a spell slot for it. Diviners just trade down. I expect more lower level spell slots (for silvery barbs, am I right?) as I use my higher level slots for more and better information.
Combine clairvoyance with the Observant feat and you can read lips from 1 mile away. (And observant is a half feat for +1 to Int or Wis) Spamming divination spells is awesome which is why warlocks get eldritch sight as one of their invocations. If you've never seen a warlock abuse detect magic to have it up at all times, you've missed out.
This one is busted in every way and I love it for that reason. 2 level in divination wiz and the rest in Cleric is great because you can still spec your character for cleric 100% with just a 13 in int and suddenly you can be a prophet in game!
Buddy of mine wants to make a card-game player, like a character who plays mtg or something similar. I keep telling him divination wizard would be the best bet, the spellbook can easily be his card box, preparing spells is setting up his deck, and the portent die can be "trap cards"
I’m really excited to play a divination wizard who comes from a long line of famous detectives. My character isn’t smart or good at mystery solving, but they pretend to be while casting magic behind their back
i am thinking of doing either a echoknight primary/divination wizard secondary class to fit into the theme of a guy who looks into all the different timelines including timelines the exact same as his but set in the future who uses this both as a form of precognition AND attack as he summons alternate versions of himself to fight alongside himself with maybe some fun madness risk thrown in as some rp of 'the voices of his other worlds screaming out warnings about the future or even dying or just constantly being always audible to the echoknight leaves him at risk of madness due to the sheer overwhelming flow of information that could prevent him from being about with the echoknight having to question who HE is and WHERE he is and WHAT he was doing and WHAT has happened and WHEN, a nd what WILL happen for HIM and not the other versions of himself while he also grapples with his mind being fuzed to both an infinite number of himselves including versions that have already lost t heir tether to reality and don't care anymore and simply see all of their reality as a game for them to play in and with as they see fit with a murderous bloodlust cause killing is the only thing that makes their own realities simpler and quieter and so why not kill all these non existant entities that exist and dont with than a bulwark of other versions of himselves steeling themselves together trying to share their own mind of who THEY are or WERE as they refuse to give into that apathetic lack of care for all of reality with not only a constantly present pull ot being themselves strongly but also a murderous killer with all presentations of themselves being 100% who they ARE or WERE or COULD BE with no true delineation between what is and isnt real anymore.
Honestly, I always found Portent to be overrated. It's GOOD, because guaranteeing a result is always good. I just don't think it's the godly ability people keep saying it is. The first and foremost reason being that it doesn't work the way you say it does in the video: Despite the wording of the feat, you cannot actually just REPLACE any die roll that was made. You have to say you are using Portent BEFORE the dice get rolled. Which also means that your uppity, excited party member may have rolled too quickly before you could say you were using your Portent for them. After that, the DM does have a right to say no. But the other reasons are: 1. Easily the most minor limitation: You can only use it once per turn, which means no saving more than one attack or sabotaging more than one saving throw for a single creature, and you can only protect your party member from one of those Multiattacks. This usually isn't a big deal, especially not at lower levels where the players aren't doing much anyway though. 2. You have to be able to see your target. If your party member is inside a Fog Cloud or Darkness, Portent can't help them. If they're a Rogue that used their Cunning Action to Hide so that they can get advantage on their next turn, you might not be able to see them either. If an attack is COMING from a hidden creature, you can't replace that one either. If they're invisible, also no, even if you know where they are. 3. Not really a limitation per se, but: Remember that they're not all going to be high and low. What if you roll middling numbers? You have no idea where using those would even be useful. Attack rolls are the most likely answer, but your character shouldn't know what the stats are of a monster, so if you use an 11, maybe they'll still be able to hit that rogue's low AC with that attack roll. Or with an 8, maybe they'll still be able to make that DC15 save.
As much as I dislike the feat as a whole, I would honestly just say that Lucky feels very fitting for a Divination Wizard. I mean look if your whole subclass is based on giving the finger to dice rolls, why not go all the way
I have never in my time of playing dnd, decades, wanted to play a wizard in dnd. I just don't like them. But, after this video, I am going to have to find a game and build this wizard
Portent die + Silvery Bards + Lucky feat + Halfling reroll 1 (works on Portent die but why would you do that?) + Clockwork Sorcerer ^ This combo makes you the DM Puppeteer :D
Aside from the jaded trope of a lucky halfiling divination wizard, I don't think most tables run or even allow silvery barbs. good informative video though.
Just as a note: the portents must be used before a roll is made which I actually love. It feels a bit more thematic than replacing a roll, since it’s implied that with these powers you foresee the event in flavour at the start of the day.
Leave it to You Might Be to confess to being a weeb then drop the hardest 5 seconds of an anime edit I’ve ever seen for an ad
He confessed that all the way back in the astral self video
Still that anime mix was fire and it lasted 2 seconds!
@@PotofGlue Jojo subclass monk ascends.
I think we all can conference that we are all weebs just from watching this guy
Make the wizard a halfling with their extra luck and throw silvery barbs in the mix. Now everbody at the table hates you! Congrats, you know how to play a divination wizard now!
I was wondering when you were going to mention the Halfling in this video all about rerolling things, though you skipped over the Halfling feat that allows you to finally achieve peak, ultimate, pinnacle eyeroll . . . Bountiful Luck, making not only your own nat 1s disappear, but your ally's as well.
Now I sit and wait for Eloquence Bard to enter the poll. Or the Ghostslayer Blood Hunter
Another great video. I love starting this build with a level 1 artificer dip. Giving your self armor and shields as well as the faerie fire spell makes this character even harder for a dm to deal with.
“Time is as unpredictable as British weather, spontaneous atomic decay, or what I’ll say next in this script. Pancakes, Oak Tree, Neptune, Dirty Socks, you don’t know!” 😂
Probably my favorite edit so far! With Sully’s rawr at the end to top it off! Golden 😂
Had to pause and rewatch it to laugh again!
The Simpson line was perfect!!!
For a while now I've had an idea for a divination wizard fighter named Hienin(pronounce like high-nin). In his world he is called a Soothweaver and has the ability to see into the rivers of time. Because of this, Hienin has developed a happy-nihilistic mindset as I like to call it, basically meaning that he likes to live life in a hedonistic lifestyle because he knows life will end via Great disaster, Armageddon, apocalyptic scenario bullshit you know, which is what led to him having a very chaotic neutral alignment, so basically he wants to live to see the end of times, meaning he only uses his powers to stop him from dying prematurely. He only parties with a giving party because he just needs extra help to keep him alive essentially he treats the other party members as bodyguards. He's also a bit of a thrill-seeker so sometimes he won't even use his powers to see into the future to avoid traps or anything because he wants to live life to the upmost batshit insane, he will only use who's divination Powers if his life is on.
I'm playing a Divination wizard in my current game. He's an insane old homeless man, and his mage armor looks like a sandwich board with "THE END IS NIGH!" painted on it.
That’s hilarious
1:29 ...getting from there to here. Thanks. Now it's stuck in my head. I've got faith of the heart.
Also, if you _really_ want to annoy your DM, get a Ring of Spell Storing, give it to your familiar, and fill it with Silvery Barbs.
Sorry to be rules lawyer, but there is an important wording in the potent feature. " You can replace any attack roll, saving throw, or ability check made by you or a creature that you can see with one of these foretelling rolls. *You must choose to do so before the roll*"
So unfortunately you can't say No U if the DM crits you, or if the Rouge misses, but still a very good feature regardless, as you can tell the Palading that his next attack WILL hit so slap everything into it.
Part 4 of begging for Conquest Paladin, because it’s so much fun
The simpsons joke could actually be a way to flavour your portents. I'm just picturing a wizard going into a trance, their eyes rolling back and just drawing cartoons at like 10x speed every morning.
Great video as always, can't wait for the illusionist Wizard
I;m playing a halfling Divination Wizard with Lucky and the Bountiful Luck racial feat. I am a bit of a sadist, yes... but I did make it up to my DM in many other ways; I've built several intentional weaknesses into my character, skipped a vast majority of the best spells in the game (yes, including Fireball) and tend to use my Portents for funny, amusing, or even villainous RP moments most of the time. I've rolled quite a few natural 20 Portents at the start of the day, and I don't think I've yet used a single one of them in combat.
I’m a knowledge domain 1, Divination wizard X. Moon elf-it’s super fun being a traveler that goes where her predictions take her. She is a follower of selune and has a goblin friend that she rescued.
Reminder: if it wasn't for the bodies inherent prediction models, you would absolutely run into that one thing that is sticking out in your house EVERY time, instead of every other time. That's a pretty good deal. That's divination!
I like the idea of a div wizard who's basically the opposite of in control, at least internally. Having seen a grave potent of misfortune in their future, constantly looking for ways to escape and delay their vague ill-begotten fate. Only ever succeeding in pushing it back.
It plays into how vague these spells can be, and I can envision the wizard spreading out a conspiracy board of possible futures with a paranoid fever after a rough encounter.
Plus the tension added by the fact that they are basically trying to outrun the sun with their goal which sets them up to confront that fact in some way down the line which makes for a fairly open/dynamic arc.
Divination wizard is so damn cool. I'd love to play one at some point
My favorite Divination dip abuse is Clockwork Soul 1 / Divination 2 / Bard X (Either Lore for reaction or Eloquence for bonus action) Halfling who takes Bountiful Luck, not Lucky. You are the party's good luck charm and the dice are always in your favor. This can also be boosted further with Stars Druid 6 but then you're sacrificing higher-level spells which not all will be cool with.
You make all these subclasses sound amazingly fun to play. Another great video as always, dude!
I don't know how your subs numbers are not going through the roof, your channel is amazing man! keep it going!
The Tiefling Div Wizard you used is super cute
I really feel like seeing you do Sun Soul Monk could be fun.
Hey, can you do zealot barbarian next? I’d love to think of the cool jokes you’d make up
"Love for the Tronald is inevitable"
My first time as a DM, someone played a Divy Wizy. I played it cool all the time, but there moments I eyerolled into the next county.
I love these videos. I look forward to more Wizards and Sorcerers!
Wildfire druid would be awesome
I'ma give you the algorithm buff
Not sure how or why, but you gave me an idea for a well... an "F over the DM build" xD
This mainly using Divination Wizard, but mix in a level of Clockwork Sorcerer (don't bother with Spells, just needing the Restore Balance Feature), then at least 6 levels of the Stars Druid (again, spells aren't a concern, we are just getting Cosmic Omen)
With this, not only do we have all the DM f-ery of the Divination Wizard, but now Restore Balance will cancel any Advantage the DM ever gets and any Disadvantage the party ever gets. Then depending if your Cosmic Omen gives you Weal or Woe, you either use it to help out the party, or hinder the DM.
YMBAD&D does a really good job of making me hype for just about any subclass he chooses to talk about, and this is NO exception. I was so bummed out that I couldn't play a Bladesinger in BG3 after his video on it, but this easily peaked my interest in the Divination Wizard, especially the ability to just say "No" to a lot of rolls. And he's totally right, this subclass just screams 'traditional wizard'.
I'm pretty sure you have to decide whether or not to use your portent before the roll is made
There are only 3 abilities that are arguably more powerful than portent: Arcane Abeyance[Just ignore concentration restrictions](Chronurgy Wizard 10), Convergent Furture[Can force a creature to roll negative number's and fail a roll they shouldnt be able to fail](Chronurgy Wizard 14), and Armor of Hexes[Just passively ignore half of everything that might hurt you](Hexblade Warlock 10).
But level wize, it will always be Portent
Halfling with the lucky feat divination wizard, wild magic sorcerer, fiend warlock multiclass can make it so that the dice never roll out of favor for you
Don't knock Clairvoyance. It is effectively super vision (telescopic) and super hearing. Being able to spam it without spell slots is incredible. Now you can see or hear anything within 1 mile for at least 10 minutes. Combine this with an alarm spell and you have a RIng™ security system in D&D. I think diviner should be a different playstyle from the traditional evoker or abjurer one. Cookie cutter wizards are boring. And besides, with all your cheese (Lucky, spamable Silvery Barbs, Portent rolls) you can nullify anything cast at your party with needing to cast counterspell. And you still have slots and prepared spells to do the occasional counterspell or fireball. You forgot the mid-level ability of trading down spell slots by casting divination spells and keeping the remainder. [Edit: No, he didn't, my bad.] So you will be casting clairvoyance and arcane eye and scry and possibly contact other plane (if you rolled a great portent that morning). These are all very useful spells that most wizards will agonize over casting because the opportunity cost of losing a spell slot for it. Diviners just trade down. I expect more lower level spell slots (for silvery barbs, am I right?) as I use my higher level slots for more and better information.
Combine clairvoyance with the Observant feat and you can read lips from 1 mile away. (And observant is a half feat for +1 to Int or Wis) Spamming divination spells is awesome which is why warlocks get eldritch sight as one of their invocations. If you've never seen a warlock abuse detect magic to have it up at all times, you've missed out.
This one is busted in every way and I love it for that reason. 2 level in divination wiz and the rest in Cleric is great because you can still spec your character for cleric 100% with just a 13 in int and suddenly you can be a prophet in game!
Basically you get to say "saw that coming" every five seconds.
Buddy of mine wants to make a card-game player, like a character who plays mtg or something similar. I keep telling him divination wizard would be the best bet, the spellbook can easily be his card box, preparing spells is setting up his deck, and the portent die can be "trap cards"
About to play my div wizard in 80 min. Just popping back in in say. Thank you for inspiring my choice.
Thanks for watching!
I’m really excited to play a divination wizard who comes from a long line of famous detectives. My character isn’t smart or good at mystery solving, but they pretend to be while casting magic behind their back
You nailed this one!
Just made a Div wizard :)
I was waiting for shorts to reach out to you I am so excited.
I swear i heard pain in his voice when he said Christ angel
Great video as always. Thanks for the content!
….I think I found my class. I literally do keep a pack of Tarot cards in my bag everywhere I go.
Nice to see the divy wizy get their day, and all it took was having their competition be the most stereotypical pally, and a literal goat herder.
Amazing...as always! I laugh so much at these videos!!!
I know this won't happen anytime soon, but Illusion Wizard would be nice...
So i should play a halfling divination wizard and take the lucky feat? Im going to go write my DM a formal apology now lmao
My fellow Swords Bards have been very patiently not demanding all of the attention in the room.
I played a 2e cleric magic user who actually threw dice for his Divination.
My Divination Wizard with Luck is a menace in BG3 LMAO
Love your content!!! Exceptionally funny!
Random af but I wanna see Sam Riegel play this once in a major campaign.
i am thinking of doing either a echoknight primary/divination wizard secondary class to fit into the theme of a guy who looks into all the different timelines including timelines the exact same as his but set in the future who uses this both as a form of precognition AND attack as he summons alternate versions of himself to fight alongside himself with maybe some fun madness risk thrown in as some rp of 'the voices of his other worlds screaming out warnings about the future or even dying or just constantly being always audible to the echoknight leaves him at risk of madness due to the sheer overwhelming flow of information that could prevent him from being about with the echoknight having to question who HE is and WHERE he is and WHAT he was doing and WHAT has happened and WHEN, a nd what WILL happen for HIM and not the other versions of himself while he also grapples with his mind being fuzed to both an infinite number of himselves including versions that have already lost t heir tether to reality and don't care anymore and simply see all of their reality as a game for them to play in and with as they see fit with a murderous bloodlust cause killing is the only thing that makes their own realities simpler and quieter and so why not kill all these non existant entities that exist and dont with than a bulwark of other versions of himselves steeling themselves together trying to share their own mind of who THEY are or WERE as they refuse to give into that apathetic lack of care for all of reality with not only a constantly present pull ot being themselves strongly but also a murderous killer with all presentations of themselves being 100% who they ARE or WERE or COULD BE with no true delineation between what is and isnt real anymore.
could also go the chronurgist rote of fucking with probability through fucking with time and thats how your magic works.
Using my divination skills I will watch this video twice to predict what your saying next
sounds like a quick way to get murdered by your dungeon master
Love your videos keep up the good work
May the Dice be always in your favor.
I can’t wait to unleash the power of my multi-classed Hexblade Warlock/Twilight Cleric/Divination Wizard! 😈🪄
Honestly, I always found Portent to be overrated. It's GOOD, because guaranteeing a result is always good. I just don't think it's the godly ability people keep saying it is. The first and foremost reason being that it doesn't work the way you say it does in the video: Despite the wording of the feat, you cannot actually just REPLACE any die roll that was made. You have to say you are using Portent BEFORE the dice get rolled. Which also means that your uppity, excited party member may have rolled too quickly before you could say you were using your Portent for them. After that, the DM does have a right to say no. But the other reasons are:
1. Easily the most minor limitation: You can only use it once per turn, which means no saving more than one attack or sabotaging more than one saving throw for a single creature, and you can only protect your party member from one of those Multiattacks. This usually isn't a big deal, especially not at lower levels where the players aren't doing much anyway though.
2. You have to be able to see your target. If your party member is inside a Fog Cloud or Darkness, Portent can't help them. If they're a Rogue that used their Cunning Action to Hide so that they can get advantage on their next turn, you might not be able to see them either. If an attack is COMING from a hidden creature, you can't replace that one either. If they're invisible, also no, even if you know where they are.
3. Not really a limitation per se, but: Remember that they're not all going to be high and low. What if you roll middling numbers? You have no idea where using those would even be useful. Attack rolls are the most likely answer, but your character shouldn't know what the stats are of a monster, so if you use an 11, maybe they'll still be able to hit that rogue's low AC with that attack roll. Or with an 8, maybe they'll still be able to make that DC15 save.
_Pancakes, oaktree, neptune, dirty socks._
I've got dirty socks in front of me ... that must have been a sign.
I'm kinda surprised no one mentioned the TFS reference at 0:25, that's if anyone knew who they were
Thank you for being honest about your weird weeb addiction, I wouldn't have found out about the kickstarter if it wasn't for your bravery ❤
If you have dragonlance material, adept of the white robes is pretty solid with the expert divination at lvl 6
UNLIMITED POWER! er Silvery Barbs.
As much as I dislike the feat as a whole, I would honestly just say that Lucky feels very fitting for a Divination Wizard.
I mean look if your whole subclass is based on giving the finger to dice rolls, why not go all the way
I knew this was coming out today. how you ask? Magic.
Finally. It's here
That anime edit gave maxor a run for his money
Always good to see a DBZA reference
I’m not sure if I want to be a;
Wild Mage
Blade Singer
Divination Wizard
Mayhaps armorer artificer :3
I have never in my time of playing dnd, decades, wanted to play a wizard in dnd. I just don't like them. But, after this video, I am going to have to find a game and build this wizard
Chronugy next I begeth you
Portent die + Silvery Bards + Lucky feat + Halfling reroll 1 (works on Portent die but why would you do that?) + Clockwork Sorcerer
^ This combo makes you the DM Puppeteer :D
Aside from the jaded trope of a lucky halfiling divination wizard, I don't think most tables run or even allow silvery barbs.
good informative video though.
hey, my dearest1 I don't wanna hurry or anything, but are we getting another dnd race short video soon? Love your videos ♥
Did you say GRAPE APE!!!
I CAN CAST DIVINATION!!
I wonder can you do gunslinger next?
Good work! Cheese city this one
Oathbreaker Paladin pls
What do we say to the shepard druid?
Not today
You called grape ape a kaiju...is that a game grumps reference.
Is there a miko class in Ryoko's guide?
Random question:what race is he using for the divination wizard?Idk if it’s like a tiefling or something else.
Isn't rules says - you can use Portent Die BEFORE roll, you wanna replace?
Divination Wizard, Third Eye, Third Comment!
But what if the DM has banned Silvery Barbs?!?
❤
As a millenial hoping to buy a house this hurt
You must be a divination wizard cause I was just searching for videos on making a divination wizard yesterday
Excellent. We can finally move on from the wizard and never revisit it again. Ever.
We got like 11 more wizards to go bud...
@@youmightbeadndunlike the divination wizard, he did not see that coming.
@@youmightbeadnd No clue what you're talking about, what's a wizard again?
Vids are amazing, shame you're a weeb though. Get well soon🙏
I am the dm I hope my players don’t see this
Hey, the Diwizard actually happened
Unfortunately, as I am now aware of your weebdom, I will have to inform the authorities to eliminate your channel
Holy shit, first