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This was my very first character, a harengon beast barbarian, at higher levels you're not doing shit, I redid my sheet to an ancestors barbarian, I still don't hit hard but damn if I'm not a strong ass wall. Took down an ancient turtle dragon with him only able to hit me and he had to take me down twice before the fight ended.

This isnt 5e its 3 and its from races of faerun

Warlock celestial pac of chain with a dex of 18 then get a familiar that is a fay celestial that goes invisible and 1d4+4 (tiny bow).. get flock of familiar deus ex machina cyberpunk 2077 / borderlands that sh#$

5e players...all their games seem to just be dungeon crawlers without ever mentioning anything other than damage or fighting.

2nd

Are there bonuses of capacity?

Doesnt work sadly 'When you take the help action WITH THIS TRAIT'. Although it really SHOULD work, its not even close to being strong, and Rogue is the second weakest class in the game anyways.

Jojo reference?

Grungs are more effective with poison at low level. At higher level, most enemies made the save against me since it was only 12CON. Many bosses tend to be immune to it as well.

Best race for sorcerers because you can just stack constitution and be good at maintaining concentration spells, since sorcerers have constitution saving throw. Divine sorcerers can get spirit guardians, but, shadow sorcerers give you darkvision.

Yeah, but your DM will probably call you an edgelord.

Need to update in late 2024 with new D&D players handbook coming out...

Usually, I’d use Shifter, but Leonin would work better for this subclass.

I love playing druids and this makes them even cooler thanks for sharing

Mage Armor + High Dex Rogue = LOTS OF AC You don't carry weapons, you don't need to carry Armor, and everything you need in a pinch you can just conjure Play a race that comes with Invisibility (Like Duergar) or take the Shadow Touched feat, and you have a rogue with Invisibility. This is an Awesome build idea

Trickery domain cleric/gloomstalker is freaking perfect with a drow. Made a character that's nothing like Drizzt, would probably kill him if they met 💜

Why not use drow? It's more fitting

The Elixirs are not, very good. You can't rely on them to give you anything actually worth a damn, and this is MAD as hell. I'd say battlesmith would be a better choice.

Pretty cool combo. Might be a little janky on stats needed but it's cool.

Just some constructive criticism: The Kobolds size, speed, and darkvision had no relevance to the race + class combo this video was trying to highlight. Just focus on the thing that ACTUALLY makes this "dope". Don't distract your audience with irrelevant details.

Don't forget you can do alchemist artificer aswell lol

I like how the explanation dumped intelligence, just like the majority of player characters

Honestly, the fact that both race and subclass have redundant healing abilities and a once-per-day damage buff is not a dope pairing.

So I just made a Plasmoid path of the beast barbarian and multiclassed into way of the Shadow monk

Count Dooku. Master Duelist who can shoot lightning

Two Things. First there are six abilities on Monk using your one Bonus Action so you can't use Flurry of Blows, Shadow Step, Ki-Fueled Attack, Patient Defense, Step of the Wind and Punch on same turn using the Bonus Action. You must choose one. Second I would recommend against using Shadow Step to gain advantage on your next attack unless you can't reach the enemy othewise. 60ft free bonus action dash basically. Because Flurry of Blows and Ki-Fueled Attack are always going to deal more damage than advantage and even just punching can deal more dmg. Instead Shadow Step in my opinion is best used either to great distance between you and enemy without provoking opportunity attacks and you will have 45ft speed so no normal enemy can ever attack you without Dashing! Or giving your Range Attack Advantage if you can't get to Melee Range. I would use Shadow Step for its mobility and disengage potential tough one of the biggest weakness is Torches and if DM does not realize that it is his loss. Suddenly all enemies walk with torch xD

I'm thinking about making an Eladrin Moon Druid. MotM states that they could use Fey Step while in wild shape, as it's not a spell. My druid wouls be level 8, when he's introduced, iirc

Artificer 3/ War Magic 3 is also a very fun combo with a bit less standing ac but replaces it with some extra survivability and armor and shields that you can infuse

Chromatic works better, as it gives you immunity to one damage type.

I'm already doing this in the D&D class at school and I'm the only person who was allowed to make my own character because I'm not new to D&D So far I haven't AC of 23 at level 2 (and yes it took us half a year to complete one fight against one monster) and I absolutely love him already

Had the idea of a scourge aasimar zealot barbarian. That sounds like a good combo?

My first monk was this she was green and real good a fighting vampires

Go for it, aww no bones or corpses? Guess I'll make some

Healing Wizard for the go!

Yeah…no. You don’t have to be a Dragonborn for these feats,

Maylay not melee

They can also hide in stinking cloud and cloudkill

I'm actually going to play a gloom stalker soon I can not decide if I want to multiclass to figther or rogue. I'm going for 8 levels of ranger since I want to pick sharpshooter and elven accuaracy (the GM is going to use the initial feat optional rule, so I picked crossbow expert). The main problem is that the campaign MIGHT last until level 11 or level 10 so figther seems a safer option. By the way, I know that 8 levels of gloom stalker isn't optimal but I really want the proficiency in wisdom saving throws since is CoS module and by logic is well known by pop culture that vampires charm people; also don't pick the elven accuaracy at level 8 just feel bad.

Best way to tackle astral self bugbear monk is to give them the alert feat as well since bugbears get surprise attack which is an extra 2d6 at the beginning of battle plus add on your 15ft range, not to mention the grappler feat at a 15ft range with a wisdom subbed strength check

any of the shifter sub races are amazing for this subclass

Reread that feat: "any creature within 5 feet of you that hits you with a melee attack takes 1d4 fire damage"

by this point the racial feats are getting so OP the variant human need 2 feats in the next 3 years

Me again, this video also helped my decision about playing a monk triton, going with way of the ascendant dragon.

For weeks I’ve searched from a simple how to play monk, everyone either over explains it or hates on them. You’ve got an unbiased video. Thank you sir 🫡

Go with volo’s kobold Anyone next to the baddie? Roll with advantage You next to the baddie? Grovel cower beg exists and does functionally the same thing “You get advantage, you get advantage, EVERYONE GET ADVANTAGE!”

great initial round damage. However Rogue soul knife + Ranger gloomstalker combo is even better. add soul knife dice to proficiency skills and telepathy with other pcs

There is background with vampire touch heck give them dragonhide gloves of soul and wing of fly and dragon hide belt you have a sturdy character i would play this as a raven queen immortal champion or something like that or just a dhampir with vampire abilities with magic items

Im'a pet that dog...

Better yet, a Plasmoid Goolock for maximum name efficiency! But for real, Something to consider with this build: What does a blob swimming in water look like? How do you not dissolve? Also you can hide in a crack in the wall of a tavern while your tentacle is attacking things giving you full cover at all times while taking pot shots that slow people.

And that bite will never be magical.