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I havent tried it yet, but is it true that if you grease a statue, it'll slip and crush anyone nearby?

They patch it 😞

Going from 15 to 16 Resilent: Con is insanely good. I was able to solo Myrkul on Honor Mode with a Lightfoot Halfling Gloom Stalker thanks to it. All I had to do was cast Protection From Evil and Good. Necrotic damage resistance and Minthara's Boots (to be immovable) made my concentration literally unbreakable.

Everyone just turns hostile when fog cloud disappears?

I also love Lucky as a great safety net for concentration saving throws. But it helps also with everything else - and is even great outside of combat helping to persuade or intimitade or whatever…

My latest run, I cast invicible on myself and cast fear on him, surprisingly he did'nt fly away. First try I failed to make him drop his weapon although they didn't go agro on me right away. So I did it all over again and Voss did dropped his weapon and didn't fly away either. I'm not sure if it has anything to do with me clearing the crech first and then deal with him later.

My latest run, I cast invicible on myself and cast fear on him, surprisingly he did'nt fly away. First try I failed to make him drop his weapon although they didn't go agro on me right away. So I did it all over again and Voss did dropped his weapon and didn't fly away either. I'm not sure if it has anything to do with me clearing the crech first and then deal with him later.

Kuo-thuah on that thing

Got it 06/10/24, tks

Oh this is so good

BEFORE DOING THIS UNGROUP LEAZEL TRIGGER CUT SCENE THE GO PICK HER BACK UP! You don’t need a potion of invisibility just use gale with invisibility and githyanki phyonics to jump onto the sword you can also use the fog cloud just incase

Barbarian has a feature called brutal critical that adds a additional dice to critical hits. Does it stacks with the orcs racial feature?

Fantastic guide

I wish they had a locathah race mod in bg3 so I can make my dnd character, but I guess this character could work.

Came here wanting to see what feinting attack does.. Left wondering what feinting attack does🤦🏿‍♂️ if your gonna show it off, just show it off in a fight. Does it double your attack or some or what?

Hello dude, one other option would be to use the command spell, flee or approach to make them walk into the spikes

Fcking tavern brawler doing it again, this is hilarious.

It is actually rather sweet in its own way.

Reflective shell to counter MM is so clever. I honestly dread the final fights and ended up just not doing them after my first playthrough much because there is so much total enemy health and it just feels more tedious than challenging or interesting.

I have this mod. It's decent. Could be closer to the back. Some cutscenes show the character at the side and it feels MILES away from their back. But otherwise during random walking around, jumping through the environment it works well. Cutscenes, not so much.

Very cool! Its so weird when the shield disappears, I dont know why they didnt do this from the beginning.

Not bad! Actually looks pretty nice 😄

So sick

I think it's cool that there's official modding support for custom races at all.

If you save sazza after minthara condemned her she has some speech checks and says Dror Razlin has been hiding things behind the waterfall under the bridge.

The hawk toa race haha

Yo ty for the test, looking up for more content like this from you. U ARE THE BEST!

not in depth enough, guide starts with already having things set up that i cant figure out how to set up and zombies which i cant figure out how to make.

Nice analysis. Thanks for posting!

can confirm can still get the sword 3/09/24

Anyone know why I can’t throw fire bolt past my spirit guardians, cans do that or shoot arrows past them

Succinct and to the point, no filler or anything, thank you so much :D subbed

Thanks for clear explanations. It was a nice surprise that the ring is added twice. :)

this video is misleading, re: ritual dagger he edits out the misleading bit at 1:32 because if he showed it, it would prove he was misleading you rippling mail only gives you force conduit if you take damage. taking 0 damage is not the same. you must take 1 damage or more after all damage reductions are applied. if after all damage reduction (heavy armor mastery, force conduit, etc) is applied and the damage you take is subtracted from your temporary hit points, you will still gain stacks of force conduit since you still took more than 1 damage. if you have heavy armor mastery which reduces slashing damage by 3, there's a good chance you wont take any damage from the ritual dagger (ritual dagger is 1d4 damage period, no additionss from str or dex or prof. just 1d4 total.) and wont therefore get stacks of force conduit once you do have force conduit, if you use ritual dagger and force conduit prevents that damage, you wont gain more force conduit. you will still gain bless from the dagger, however. this combo is a good way to get free bless at the cost of a bonus action. it is a bad way to get force conduit.

5:32 I don't blame you for getting this wrong, but saving throws don't have critical successes nor critical failures. So rolling a 1 doesn't automatically fail the saving throw, you still get to roll and add all of your other bonuses to pass the saving throw. And its why War Caster isn't a good way to go about concentration saving throws. Its _a_ way, but its the worst way. If you don't already have Con saving throw prof, then Resilient: Constitution is much much better. The con +1 can pump your minimum roll up by 1 in addition to the +2/3/4 proficiency bonus to your *minimum* result, and I'll explain why this is objectively better. Concentration Saving Throw must meet or exceed the DC check of a damage source. The DC is calculated by DMG / 2 OR 10, whichever is higher. So if damage taken is 1 to 21, the DC is 10. If damage taken is 22 or 23, the DC is 11. So given that your roll must always meet or exceed a 10 at minimum, and that once concentration is broken, thats it, its broken, the goal is not to have a higher average roll, the goal is to *guarantee* that your *minimum roll* exceeds the damage that you might take. You don't want a higher average, you want a higher minimum. So assuming you roll a 1 on the d20, between your Con mod and +Saving Throw gear its possible to reach a minimum of 10, but not early game. For early game its best to start out Sorc or Fighter for the +2, get 16con for +3, Safeguard Shield +1, Ring of Protection +1, and then with Bless 1d4 you can bring that minimum roll up to 9, which is nearly uninterruptible once you reach the grove. You wont be taking damage higher than 20 anyways, and so just dont roll a 1 on your d20 AND a 1 on Bless and you'll meet the DC 10. Once you reach level 5 and your prof bonus becomes +3, you can reach that minimum of 10 with Bless. And at level 9 you won't even need Bless. This is with a modest 16con, so theres plenty of ways to get meet the DC 10. After you raise your minimums to the all important DC 10, War Caster STILL is not the next best investment because the next best investment is to lower the maximum damage that you can take. That is to say, reducing spike damage, or rather, getting crittededED. The Adamantine armors and the Adamantine shield are the easiest ways to gain crit immunity. These aren't really anything too exotic. Adamantine Split Armor is excellent for a life cleric. Especially if you Warding Bond others, stacking Adamantine Split with Heavy Armor Master usually reduces the damage split to your cleric to 0 damage. In addition if you use these stacking damage reductions, it also lowers attacks to the cleric's concentration DC by 3. Next feat that is better than war caster would be Shield Master, basically for big spell damage like Fireballs. You might not pass the saving throw, but you only take half damage even if you fail. From a perfect roll fireball that lowers it from 48 to 24. Armor would lower that perfect fireball to 22 making the DC 11 which we already covered can be reached with d20 roll of 1 +4prof +3con +2newbgear +1bless. The next most likely thing to break concentration isn't even the DC check, its slipping or getting knocked prone. For that, Boots of Striding. Followed by Wisdom saving throw spells. Control spells and fear. Control spells and fear are a whole nother animal, and there isn't always something you can do about it. If you happen to have less than 25 health and something sleeps you, you're asleep theres no check you're just asleep. Other control spell DCs can be around 15 and you just need to not roll poorly. (skill issue, roll gud nub) I wouldn't go crazy trying to become completely uninterruptible. Really just the things I suggested at game start. Con st prof from fighter1/sorc1, 16+con, Safeguard Shield, Ring of Protection, Bless. Boots of Striding or something to prevent getting knocked on your aas. Later on, an item to prevent critical hits if at all possible. And against control spells... idk... Magneto's helmet? lol xD

Don't sleep on level 1 sorc for con st proficiency. More spell slots, 4 out of the best selection of cantrips in the game, and 2 out of the best level 1 spell selections in the game. Storm Sorcery for Tempestuous Magic, flying all over the map. Enhanced Leap is a great ritual for pre-combat, or just exploration in general. Sleep is really nice in early game. Disguise self is always nice. Mage hand, minor illusion, fire bolt, shocking grasp. All in addition to Con saving throw prof. Its pretty sick. Get a couple ways to disengage without triggering reactions. If surprised in the middle of combat and people are on you, can cast bless on everyone as your opener and then fly out trouble. Because of this its actually really good on a cleric. And with two levels of sorc, having some extra range on bless on that first round can be pretty useful. Or twinned sanctuary is incredibly clutch and can ruin the enemy's entire opening strategy, wasting all of their movement while your dudes drink potions and reposition while giving them the middle finger Don't sleep on sorc!

This is a cool ass build! Glad it came to fruition :) For the Rippling Force Mail, did you test if warding bond damage triggers the force conduit stacks? I could see this being good armor for this build on one hand, esp if your character is in melee, but on the other hand maybe it would stack and explode too quickly between the skin burster and the mail? Not sure... Another interesting item to consider would be the Reason's Grasp gloves if you wanted to start out the battle raging and then move to more support spells. Gives 15 temp HP when you choose to end rage early.

Taking zeros on the caster is my favorite feeling in BG3

I've been using these gloves with the ring of mental inhibition and the bow of the banshee. although I believe the debuff makes frightened easier to proc, i would like a confirmation from more knowledgeable players

You can also get another astral sword from voss again 😅 On sharescaress

It’s the first feat I take on a heavy armor user. When you have the adamantine armor and this feat, you are a juggernaut. Then again, I like that kind of play. I don’t like blowing up the entire game on every play.

Sorry can anybody help me, i can't make vendors ally, i maxed out them but it doesnt consider them as ally thus i can't use feign death on them , im on ps5

thanks for explaining this

I actually like this feat all the way through even late game. It's really good paired with the Rippling Mail bc the lower AC aggros enemies on your tank, so damage reduction is key. It's great for force conduit, reeling, and other builds that focus on dealing damages/debuffs on melee hit

good tips gonna use that in honor mode

love the frenglish

My tankiest, most attritional and favorite melee build ended up taking HAM to maximize that damage reduction. Much more thematic than an equivalent abjuration wizard one, I'd say. It was a 1 fighter (just for the armor proficiency required for the feat), 3 thief, and 8 wild heart bear barbarian with GWM and HAM. When stacking heavy armor reduction with the physical reduction from HAM, and the resistance from bear rage that isn't impeded by heavy armor, and high constitution with two bonus actions for either healing or GWM extra attacks, it was my finest martial

Are these worse versions of gloves of power? Since bane is for both attack rolls and saving throws and is basically unconditional (requires being branded which is more or less free)

Here’s a great use for H.A.M. that I’ve actually used in one of my own Honor mode playthroughs: Life Cleric with Warding Bond on whole team and I’m not talking about a camp caster. This life cleric can and should tag along with the adventuring party given that with the right gear they’ll have a considerable amount of damage negation, high saving throws, and will keep the rest of party in good shape. Not once was I worried during a fight during this playthrough and the cleric often received 0 damage from Warding Bond given all the damage negation. Give it a shot. You won’t be disappointed.