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I absolutely love that this video exists. I was thinking of doing this as a gimmick for my next D&D character, and it's nice to have a starting point. I honestly think you built it perfectly, but I kind of don't want to end up just straight up copying someone else's character so we will see, but I appreciate that you gave me things to look at such as what spells and abilities come with the classes

My Chef character was actually a Circle of Wildfire Druid. The Wildfire Spirit that he summons is the Sprite born from campfires, and he always collects the smolders of ash from previous campfires to start as a starter for new campfires. I would love RPing a cooking relationship with a Wildfire Spirit and a Druid Chef.

Interesting take on monk. And you kind of sound like Charles Dance

Not bad at all! But if I were To build a vampire assassin I'd go with TwistedTentacleInn's Swords Bard version, as it fits my vision of a vampire assassin better but not by much...

the new motm Satyr has a cute leap, neat ram and spell resistance, and a candidate for Drunken Master!

great point about stun grappling, love all your vids

you're right, not scaling is just silly.

kobold press has a Path of Thorns spiky barbarian subclass which seems a tad more thought out.

superb!

Suds Mchammered is the best name! alchemists supplies would be fun to make potent brews. maybe even a shiv at latter levels to get that sneak attack die. Red nose, blood shot eyes and always up for a night on the town. A whip could be a good weapon prof, use SA and flavour as a kind of lasso/hemp rope found object, also cool for acrobatic stunts ala indiana jones. Halflings and Satyrs would also be good races for boozing. Kobold Press has a Beer Domain cleric which is pretty hilarious.

Peace domain is pretty strong, 2nd level Balm of peace plays into the healing thing too if the table can cope with the POWER! Nature domain for shillelagh and thorn whip could be cute and a little more wood elfy. Or druid for faerie fire, combines nice with elven accuracy. you're so right about the ki cost vs subclass abilities. binging all your vids. chur!

the lore bard I'm playing for the last 4 years leans into the words of power angle rather than singing and dancing. These songs could also be named chants, like a kind of magical cultist. I'd like bards to have access to comprehend languages and tongues as a class ability at certain levels, maybe once a day for free. as masters of all words. and maybe pick up languages every proficiency increase. I think anything that moves bards away from the singing dancing gimmick would be important, it would attract players to the versatile nature of the support class. so less "songs", more chants, commands, sounds of support, sonic, underlying power of word, that sort of thing. Kinda like how barbarians are moving from the hulk rage thing to focus and intensity.

I like how this encourages dodging as opposed for example the barbarians reckless attack feature (which is free) for two different tabletop play styles. an excellent well thought out piece of work, well done!

Found your content only now. It's very good, detailed, and thoughtful. I'm looking forward to watch videos on other classes. Good stuff

Thri-Kreen beast barbarian/astral self monk multiclass ... Are there better ways to get 8 limps like a drider?, oh now I want to figure out a way to add wings. Hmm how many other creepy crawlies can we make?🤔

If only you got a +1 AC for each additional weapon that you wield, than Thri-Kreen would be really fun here. Little alien bug ... now we've got to find a way to mount a laser to them and we've got the Predator.

Jump feature is fun on a Harengon barbarian with a ring of jumping. Barbarian ''I cast short range teleport'', as a bonus action, Wizard ''does he really?'' Bard ''no it's not really a spell but he jumps a 120ft''. 🤣🤣🤣😂😅😁

I would say celestial warlock is actually better for getting rid of exaustion. 1 lvl earlier you can reduce exhaustion by 2 lvls per short rest (casting greater restoration after the rest you get your spell slots back) 3 times per short rest at lvl 11 and gives yourself max healing + familiar and a bonus action 60 ft when you don't frenzy. I don't know about you but I'll take that over ranger. 🤣🤣🤣😂😅😁😁 (especially because berserker already protects you from the worst of bad wis saves with the lvl 6feature)

Berserker is mount/wheel barrel barbarian. ''I'm super tired wheel/drive me overthere and I'll kill 'm'', which is easier with a small race, because they can mount other -players- /PCs. ''Time to bring out the lance and my trusty steed ... Rob your supposed come when I call you.''

I can't help but see Hague in the corner. Any connection to The Hague? (asking as a potential fellow Dutchie)

This is exactly what I was looking for; I was going to do a Harengon Sous Chef Druid build.

So its kenny as a monk. Taking polearm gets you a get off me response to set off the temp hp when lil swarmers are about. Im so gonna use pipes of the sewers or a animal summon. Multiclass to druid or ranger works well, fighter, or assassin rogue. Can make int or cha work but eh. Goin straight monk id take polearm, fey ancestry, lucky or magic initiate.

One or two level dip into Wild Magic, and your low level Ki-Spells can suddenly unleash Wild Magic Surges since they all are Sorcerer Spells.

Nice build! Definitely the best of the three. I love the Long Death Monk implementation 👍

Yessss!

It feels really vampiric! Very nice, interesting and some sort of unusual build. Great job!

I don't like Monk much, but this was a great implementation! Cheers.

Really liked the implementation of Tasha’s falling rules! Nice touch!

I love the bat swarm! So much flavor! - The Innkeeper

Your premise about how the Bard in 5e doesn't evoke what a Bard should feel like hits home with me. I think this is one reason I never play Bards in 5e; Bards don't feel like Bards to me.

I know that for DM, it could be pain in the butt to manage Ritual Spell Scrolls, but nerf to Ritual Caster feat hurts my heart as it was quite useful, especially for martials.

Having active songs reminds me of how they work in the Pathfinder video games.

I think the changes to the bard were one of the few disappointing changes for me in the latest UA. The lore bard specifically feels very bland. Althoigh I do like the new inspiration mechanic. - The Innkeeper

I’m not a fan of the new UA at all I liked the older class features for the bard as well as the rogue

Thank you for taking the time to compare the old with the new side by side. I have never used feats, always believing the +2 to be superior (no, I did not have anyone who could tell me the hidden tricks that people are now crying are gone). But I want to give informed feedback on the survey. Cheers.

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Sounds like it's just become more boring and plane

It's kind of confusing so it's easy to miss but crossbow expert was buffed overall. While it's true you cannot BA attack with the same crossbow. The new rules allow you to dual-wield crossbows. And the attack action changes ensure you always have a free hand to reload them. As part of any attack, you can stow or equip a weapon. Combine that with your once-per-turn interaction you never have to worry about having a free hand to reload your crossbows. The buff 2 this feat being the ASI increase and no longer having to use your bonus action. Also, dual-wielding crossbows is just awesome.

I like what they did with keen mind although it doesn't really tell you what you learn just that you learn a detail. Probably meant for wizards, arcane tricksters and eldritch knights.

I'd say Invisibility will be mentioned in an example of Heavy Obscurement in a future playtest. It's odd that it wasn't mentioned in Invisibility though.

Would you prioritise con or str? if a storm herald barbarian had a 16 in both stats, at level 6.

Mine is a Half-Drow Elf Shadow Monk 8/ Swashbuckler Rogue 8/ Gloomstalker Ranger 4 for Rakish Audacity, Fancy Footwork, Dread Ambusher, and Umbral Sight. The feats selected are Alert, and Eldritch Adept (Devil's Sight). He reliably wins initiative. Fun times.

The astral self monk is likely the only decent grappling subclass. I rolled up one with the new Plasmoid race and it gets advantage on Initating and escaping grapples. Pretty neat 😊

They definitely took a chance with a discount rate for purchases! I wonder if they'll give up or keep it.

Some interesting changes, mostly good. There are some issues for sure, but time and playtesting will tell if they truly are issues. I think the "Inspiration on a Nat 20" is definitely abusable. I think if they limit it to "you can gain this inspiration proficiency times per long rest" it will limit it a bit, though may still be abusable. I guess we'll see. - The Innkeeper

Lucky doesn't allow a reroll now, it only provides advantage - with the benefit of not having to state it before the roll like Inspiration. This is important, because advantage doesn't stack, and it seems like you get advantage a LOT more with just the changes mentioned in this first slice. I don't think things like this should progress using Proficiency bonus, they should just have 2 uses per day and have it Repeatable. Actually using Proficiency bonus for "uses" seems a bit strong in general, when the benefit inherently scales. Advantage has the same value at level 1 as level 20.

We have player crits deal +1d6 damage per Prof bonus, and enemy crits deal max damage. All crits can cause a wound as well, but that's a homebrew system I made up.

Your advancing the D4 mechanic only encourages gaming the system. The only way to prevent gaming the system is to just ban it.

They're gonna have to figure out a new use for adamantine armor I guess

Yesterday i was literally thinking of building a dwarf chef and i found this video