A recap of the total build in a pinned comment would be awesome. While watching the video is good for understand, it is annoying to refer back and see what i need at different levels later on. A suggestion for basically all over builds.
I hear the name of the build and my first thought is "Remember when druids were a subclass of cleric? Yeah that" Sounds really good, basically a druid with the cleric spell list and better at ranged combat. Still I think for me I would probably just play a druid. Then again I was a big fan of the crusader and that's basically a paladin who's not alignment restricted and trades smite for full spellcasting.
To be honnest if i want to do summons i'll summons skeletons at level 5 cleric and still be a very usefull healer with 2 domains instead of summoning useless dogs and wolfs
This is more or less what I'm using as my main character. Gotta roll 20 every time just to hit something. So I figured I should try and throw as many attack dice as possible. I got at least a 1 in 20 chance to hit anything, so I just have to roll 20 times with 20 dogs. Only issue is you only get a few dogs early game. But by the time you reach level 4 or 5 you'll have way more. Sense this cleric is not a healer, I gave him negative channeling and I have a second cleric who focuses purely on healing. Negative channeling seems like a weak spell, but it REALLY ads up if you hit large groups of enemies.
I tried this type of character but I had to do a respec into regular cleric to be more useful. Human for extra feat, 14 CHA for selective channeling. Domains: animal, community. Pet should be selected by it's armor class, leopard is better than smilodon so your pet is a right one. The reason for respec was I couldn't heal without walking by regular heals and when I walking I can't shoot. So positive channeling is the best way to heal for archer. This type of cleric needs selective channeling and companion boon as soon as possible and as you know clerics don't have many feats so human or another race with extra feat is required. Also this character needs light armor because he/she will use archery bracers so ecclesitheurge is not an option. Community domain also allows to remove fatigue from all party members and grands a very good ability at lvl 8. For damage dealing inquisitor is better but cleric has better spellbook. Also herald caller + animal domain is the worst combination at the beginning of the game, you don't have pet and your summons are useless till lvl 4 but disadvantages of this build are important from lvl 1.
I'm using this. But I have negative channeling This is not your basic healing cleric so you still need another designated healer. Nothing about this guy is geared towards healing. A Harold caller summons more bodies to the field to overwhelm or distract the enemy while your main party members deal damage. You only use him as a support role when you already have enough dogs or undead. But I do agree it's a very difficult early game build. Also the animal companion I got does a lot of damage (×5 dice).
Alternatively I have a wizard who also summons. But instead of an animal companion he has extra summoning spells, a few elemental summons, and acid spell focus.
Question here? wouldn't be better combine class after level 10? (to gain other special abilities or better improve)? any cross class would make better?
A recap of the total build in a pinned comment would be awesome. While watching the video is good for understand, it is annoying to refer back and see what i need at different levels later on.
A suggestion for basically all over builds.
I think i would still prefer the minion master inquisitor for the teamwork feats, cool build though.
I hear the name of the build and my first thought is
"Remember when druids were a subclass of cleric? Yeah that"
Sounds really good, basically a druid with the cleric spell list and better at ranged combat. Still I think for me I would probably just play a druid. Then again I was a big fan of the crusader and that's basically a paladin who's not alignment restricted and trades smite for full spellcasting.
To be honnest if i want to do summons i'll summons skeletons at level 5 cleric and still be a very usefull healer with 2 domains instead of summoning useless dogs and wolfs
This is more or less what I'm using as my main character. Gotta roll 20 every time just to hit something. So I figured I should try and throw as many attack dice as possible.
I got at least a 1 in 20 chance to hit anything, so I just have to roll 20 times with 20 dogs. Only issue is you only get a few dogs early game. But by the time you reach level 4 or 5 you'll have way more.
Sense this cleric is not a healer, I gave him negative channeling and I have a second cleric who focuses purely on healing. Negative channeling seems like a weak spell, but it REALLY ads up if you hit large groups of enemies.
Solid build! :)
I tried this type of character but I had to do a respec into regular cleric to be more useful.
Human for extra feat, 14 CHA for selective channeling. Domains: animal, community. Pet should be selected by it's armor class, leopard is better than smilodon so your pet is a right one. The reason for respec was I couldn't heal without walking by regular heals and when I walking I can't shoot. So positive channeling is the best way to heal for archer. This type of cleric needs selective channeling and companion boon as soon as possible and as you know clerics don't have many feats so human or another race with extra feat is required. Also this character needs light armor because he/she will use archery bracers so ecclesitheurge is not an option. Community domain also allows to remove fatigue from all party members and grands a very good ability at lvl 8. For damage dealing inquisitor is better but cleric has better spellbook.
Also herald caller + animal domain is the worst combination at the beginning of the game, you don't have pet and your summons are useless till lvl 4 but disadvantages of this build are important from lvl 1.
I'm using this. But I have negative channeling This is not your basic healing cleric so you still need another designated healer. Nothing about this guy is geared towards healing. A Harold caller summons more bodies to the field to overwhelm or distract the enemy while your main party members deal damage. You only use him as a support role when you already have enough dogs or undead. But I do agree it's a very difficult early game build. Also the animal companion I got does a lot of damage (×5 dice).
Alternatively I have a wizard who also summons. But instead of an animal companion he has extra summoning spells, a few elemental summons, and acid spell focus.
I love this so much, but druids as summoner is not good? like a sherpard druid .
Question here? wouldn't be better combine class after level 10? (to gain other special abilities or better improve)? any cross class would make better?
That is a personal choice. I prefer to stay with the class to the end because most classes have some good abilities that you only get at high levels
@@rangertony ok Thanks.
Well that's a mouthful!
could you do some druid builds?
I will see what I can do but planning an arcane spell caster next
Someone knows how to add objects to the inventory?