This is the flavor I've been trying to find for my Hexblood Mercy Monk. Thanks for encouraging the Warlock dip too it's been on the back burner of ideas for me until now.
If anyone is trying to get the Blood Fury Tattoo and your DM is very hesitant try what I did with my character. My Way of Mercy Monk designed a tattoo that started with only one charge of the Blood Fury Tattoo before needing to recharge. However as he helps people and cures them of their ailments and wounds the tattoo acts as a sort of empathy absorption. As the campaign goes on I get more charges at certain milestones as long as I help people. My pitch to my DM was that I wanted my character to be like The Crow, where he can feel what people have been through, and the Blood Fury Tattoo is like the end of the movie *Spoiler Alert* where he transfers 30 hours of pain all at once to the big bad.
I love this idea!! The ability to grow into the power granted by such an item makes such things much more viable in the eyes of the DM and, ultimately, extremely flavorful!
Ok, I'm from New Orleans, and I don't know how the heck the concept of Mercy monk as Voodoo/Vodun hadn't ever occurred to me before. I now know what my next character concept is. Anyway, awesome build ideas and from my neck of the woods (or bayou as the case may be) is definitely worth a subscribe
I know I'm probably way late to the party but I've been playing a Scarecrow (dandwiki homebrew) way of life monk. The scarecrow was brought to life by an unknown surge of magic (Dm is having lots of fun with this) and developped his skills by studying dead or near-death creatures around a battlefield. A bit macabre, but it has been my favourite character to play as thus far ^^
Holy shit! Thank you! Someone that actually studied my religion instead of going off the Hollywood bullshit! I just started this vid but now my ears are really open.
I love the flavor route you took for the mercy monk! Do you have any tips for RPing a character like this? For me, I've found very "serious" characters challenging to have fun with on the table. Characters that have opportunity for comedic value seem to be a much bigger hit in terms of being fun and memorable.
Thanks so much!! When I role played them, I ran them as a bit serious but also fairly quirky. So it wasn't so much what Umresh said that made him memorable, but what he did. He would often roll knuckle bones and use augury to predict events of the day and he had an overly accepting view of death and the afterlife that morbidly played to the effect of "I killed them because it was convenient and it's not like they aren't still around. I'm sure their spirit would thank me for relieving them of their earthly shackles."
@@ConstructedChaos Sounds awesome! Although Rogue isn't a good multiclass, this also sounds like flavor-wise it really would have been cool to have Phantom Rogue in there with the spirit tokens.
One of my most anticipated characters is my Way of Mercy Monk who is essentially part of a monastic order of Plague Doctors who who devoted their lives to understanding the body and function of living beings but also in turn studying death as an academic field. As such, these Monks are sent out on crusades during times of great strife by plague or devastating war to go forth and heal the sick and starving through medicine or their own life energy but, when encountering opposition against those who seek to end life prematurely and without cause (be them bandits or undead), employ their combative skills to defeat opponents with poison darts, necrotic attacks, and their knowledge of the body via pressure points to kill or disable. The character is best made for a Grim-dark setting but I'd love to play him as a front line combatant, scout, and the party paramedic.
@@ConstructedChaos Exactly! It even comes with its own mask wardrobe if you want to dress the character up more than it already can be lol. Raven mask and tri-corn hat combo all the way in that case haha
For me, I think using a green hag as the race will definitely tie into the concept of "Voodoo". A green hag "Way of Mercy" monk is the best way to create a witchdoctor.
That’s an excellent point and fantastic idea! A hexblood could also work for it! Admittedly, I’d built this character for a one-shot and really wanted to play a Dragonborn.
A hexblood "Way of Mercy" monk would make an excellent witchdoctor. Plus, I'd love to give him a raven mask. Ravens are the symbols of Necromancy, that'd tie nicely into his character.
EXCELLENT video. I love the thought and flavor you've poured into it and your character. I love this class. It's my first time playing and I knew I wanted to play a monk and am not regretting choosing this subclass whatsoever. I can deal damage and heal and am going to be quite a force on the battlefield. I play as chaotic good, but my character's traumatic history feeds into his wild nature. I am playing this as a Kenku, raised by an abusive Warlock who was trying to reverse engineer their curse through cruel experimentation. After his escape, the Kenku finds his way into the care of a retired Way of Mercy monk, who is head of a family in rural village, using his skills to be the local physician/veterinarian...even if it's anesthetic or euthanasia. After years of training under the monk, the Kenku's final test of initiation is to euthanize his teacher but this is botched through a dangerous and explosive error in concocting the drugs. The error leads to a noxious gas that leaves his master dying a horrific death, with his wife and children gasping and burning alive, as the Kenku flees the angry villagers, who had always been leery of this "wretched abomination". He now travels with adventurers seeking both escape and penitence. Since Kenku's are named often by a characteristic sound, as they are expert mimics, he is aptly named after his master's dying death rattle, the last thing he heard as he ran out the room. The dying gasp and breath, a choking hiss has been how my character introduces himself, much to the confusion or disgust of those who ask his name, though shortened by his friends, who call him "Kasso" (a reference to a real flightless bird, the cassowary, who are extremely hostile to humans...and also the last name of an infamous drug fueled murderer).
You talk about all the thought and flavor put into my character and then hit me with this? No way, man! This character is so cool! You should be proud of that!
Why do I see more a tortle using this style of build. Keeping its ancestors around. Maybe using dragon turtle skull as a conduit. Legend has it that his ancestors are dragon turtles. (Use the half dragon template on the tortle to reinforce this ancestory.)
@@ConstructedChaos I missed the art. Lol but I was playing with 3 year old as the video played in the background. Lol Also new subscriber. This was my first video from you.
@@ConstructedChaos thank you for the warm welcome. If UA can be used. Way of Mercy Monk/Circle of Twilight Druid seems like a good pairing maybe Spore Druid. ..... both druid paths seem befitting for the theme of the build as a whole.
I really like this fun flavor. I am using the Mask part of Mercy Monk by making the mask be a skull of my great elder in my character's Shifter tribe. If I wanted to flavor it with Warlock class as you suggested, I need advice on what Warlock Patron would fit in to activate my great elder spirit? Or, is it best to take a Feat. Like Ritual Caster?
Thanks!! If you're talking about how mechanically viable it'd be, you might want to consider taking a feat instead. In hindsight, warlock/monk does mean you'd need quite a few hight ability scores. Either way, the flavor is really fun and maybe you could convince your DM to allow you to use charisma for your monk attacks or wisdom for your warlock spells instead!
So, let me present a scenario that's occurred to me regarding Way of Mercy. Namely, it's potential high-level impact on the recently undead. Let's say the DM is running a classic high-level story, with the BBEG being a powerful mage who seeks immortality by becoming a Lich. Standard dramatic story pacing would have the party catching up with the BBEG just after the ritual is complete, leading to the final boss fight. Based on my reading of the lore, part of becoming a Lich (or any undead, really) is that the person needs to die. The way Ultimate Mercy is written, this means that with 5 Ki Points a Lv17 Monk should literally be able to knock the undeath out of a Lich as long as the Monk can get close enough, then use their Bonus Action to beat the crap out of the weakened caster. Am I reading this wrong, or is it possible to shut down a high-level undead encounter this way?
THIS is one of the coolest comments I've seen on a build video. I think it being viable would largely depend on your DM (as I don't think this was RAI for Way of Mercy). But, I would certainly consider allowing it! Really cool idea!
@@ConstructedChaos This will be my first time playing a monk. I'm working my way through playing at least one character of every class. Artificer, Bard, Cleric, Druid, Paladin, and Sorcerer still to go. I like martial classes best so don't know why it took me so long to get to monk, but looking forward to it. It will also be my first healer.
@@thedullohanvids Nice!! Well you picked a great subclass to begin with! Way of Mercy is generally regarded as top 3 if not the best subclass for Monk currently.
I really appreciate the conceptual tie-in to New Orleans. I think there are other opportunities to draw inspiration from the Americas. I guess I've grown beyond Gygax's original sendup of Tolkien and medieval England. I'b be interested in any First Peoples inspired characters. How about an neutral evil paladin "conquistador" build?
Don’t get me wrong, I do definitely love the traditional Tolkien-inspired fantasy settings that are so popular. But there’s always room for other inspirations as well! Neutral evil conquistador sounds really fun and could easily fit in as an imperialist from some far off nation, bent on settling the campaign setting. Whoops, I think I just made my next BBEG 😅
Honestly the absolutely wacky thing in my opinion is that based on what I've learned of Native Shamanism (this is more oriented at tribes like Blackfoot so not necessarily Canada region or south america region) a Druid class is like... honestly the best one for it, one could even consider Wild-shape to be its own conceptual tie-in to Skinwalkers and the like, then you have the Nature Spirit thing which is also common for Druids honestly 5e Druids are more like Shamans than they are Celtic Druids lol
Depending on the film, College of Whispers Bard/Phantom Rogue would also work well (as the Charlatan style of Voodoo Huckster)... and damn it, now I have to build Dr. Facilier!
LOL I was born in charity hospital new Orleans! Yes, I agree Voodoo has a bad rap. I do Love the build and subclass! Great job!! I think I'd go with 3 levels in druid though. I have far too many characters that I have created, illustrated, and wrote backstories on. Yes, I'm a dnd addict. It's hard Not to create! Not only do I explore all classes and most races but I assign them a different nationality. I have too many in America. (I have already: German gnome, French wild-elf, British Fire genesi, Thai Cambion [not Tiefling], Scottish Breton [half-elf], Turkish half-elf-orc [half-orc], Houma Indian light-foot halfling, Japanese Variant human, Ethiopian Reborn, Tibetan tree-person, Italian half dwarf, part Egyptian part angel [Aaimar], Chinese Yuanti, Hawaiian human, Romanian Drow, Haitian Stout Halfling, Roman Dragonborn, Cajun human, Swedish Goliath, Arabic half-elf, Welsh warforged, North American or Canadian Tabaxi-kitsune, New Zealander [or Kiwis] high-elf, Air genasi Pict, Mayan yuanti, Korean Faun, Zulu Goblin, Peruvian Dwarf, Atlantian Violetken, Australian Harengon, Jewish Githyanki, Lithuanian Thri-Kreen... Then 3.5 games: Mongolian water genasi, & Indian Gnoll [dot not feather].
Hey!! Nice to meet ya and I'm glad you enjoyed the video! Looking back, I do think multiclassing into something other than rogue might have made more sense. I like the druid recommendation for sure!
I think yours work the best for they way you described more traditional voodoo and I think the cleric work cool for the more film style voodoo but this is a cool channel glad I came across it
Love the video and your content im also from Louisiana and im wanna know you thoughts of a good multiclass rogue/monk he'll be a dragonborn too cold breath what subclass do you subjest
Thanks so much!! My initial idea for something like that would be a shadow monk / assassin rogue build but there may also be some good synergy with the scout rogue’s extra mobility abilities. I guess the only downside with something like this would be that your Dragonborn wouldn’t have darkvision for a lot of your shady tactics. Perhaps doing something like way of the open hand monk with scout rogue would be a better fit with that race!
@@ConstructedChaos thank you so much for your advice i appreciate it very much. I'll look into those 2 subclasses, hopefully they go with his story i got for him.
@@christophernichols4822 anytime!! I think those two classes play pretty nicely together regardless so I think you’ll have a good time even if you need to do something else! 😊🤘🏼
@@patrickslayter9946 no problems where we were but we had lots of friends and family with damage and lost power. We’ve been really lucky the last few years but we’re just hoping this trend doesn’t continue.
This is the flavor I've been trying to find for my Hexblood Mercy Monk. Thanks for encouraging the Warlock dip too it's been on the back burner of ideas for me until now.
Happy to help! One wouldn’t normally think of warlock as a good dip for monks but it works really well for this as well as for the way of shadow monk!
If anyone is trying to get the Blood Fury Tattoo and your DM is very hesitant try what I did with my character. My Way of Mercy Monk designed a tattoo that started with only one charge of the Blood Fury Tattoo before needing to recharge. However as he helps people and cures them of their ailments and wounds the tattoo acts as a sort of empathy absorption. As the campaign goes on I get more charges at certain milestones as long as I help people. My pitch to my DM was that I wanted my character to be like The Crow, where he can feel what people have been through, and the Blood Fury Tattoo is like the end of the movie *Spoiler Alert* where he transfers 30 hours of pain all at once to the big bad.
I love this idea!! The ability to grow into the power granted by such an item makes such things much more viable in the eyes of the DM and, ultimately, extremely flavorful!
Ok, I'm from New Orleans, and I don't know how the heck the concept of Mercy monk as Voodoo/Vodun hadn't ever occurred to me before.
I now know what my next character concept is.
Anyway, awesome build ideas and from my neck of the woods (or bayou as the case may be) is definitely worth a subscribe
Haha thanks!! Happy to hear from a fellow Louisianan!
I know I'm probably way late to the party but I've been playing a Scarecrow (dandwiki homebrew) way of life monk. The scarecrow was brought to life by an unknown surge of magic (Dm is having lots of fun with this) and developped his skills by studying dead or near-death creatures around a battlefield. A bit macabre, but it has been my favourite character to play as thus far ^^
Nice!! I think macabre is perfect for this subclass and the racial flavor!! 😊
I did not realize that I lived so close! That’s awesome!
Nice!! :)
Holy shit! Thank you! Someone that actually studied my religion instead of going off the Hollywood bullshit! I just started this vid but now my ears are really open.
Haha hopefully I did it better justice than it’s usually done! I was so interested to learn when I got to speak with this person!
I love the flavor route you took for the mercy monk! Do you have any tips for RPing a character like this? For me, I've found very "serious" characters challenging to have fun with on the table. Characters that have opportunity for comedic value seem to be a much bigger hit in terms of being fun and memorable.
Thanks so much!! When I role played them, I ran them as a bit serious but also fairly quirky. So it wasn't so much what Umresh said that made him memorable, but what he did. He would often roll knuckle bones and use augury to predict events of the day and he had an overly accepting view of death and the afterlife that morbidly played to the effect of "I killed them because it was convenient and it's not like they aren't still around. I'm sure their spirit would thank me for relieving them of their earthly shackles."
@@ConstructedChaos Sounds awesome! Although Rogue isn't a good multiclass, this also sounds like flavor-wise it really would have been cool to have Phantom Rogue in there with the spirit tokens.
Awesome video and being from around Lafayette myself, the flavor fit perfectly! :D
Thanks, Dave! Feels good to hear I did it justice! 😊
One of my most anticipated characters is my Way of Mercy Monk who is essentially part of a monastic order of Plague Doctors who who devoted their lives to understanding the body and function of living beings but also in turn studying death as an academic field. As such, these Monks are sent out on crusades during times of great strife by plague or devastating war to go forth and heal the sick and starving through medicine or their own life energy but, when encountering opposition against those who seek to end life prematurely and without cause (be them bandits or undead), employ their combative skills to defeat opponents with poison darts, necrotic attacks, and their knowledge of the body via pressure points to kill or disable. The character is best made for a Grim-dark setting but I'd love to play him as a front line combatant, scout, and the party paramedic.
Right?! The subclass itself has so much flavor just baked into it!
@@ConstructedChaos Exactly! It even comes with its own mask wardrobe if you want to dress the character up more than it already can be lol. Raven mask and tri-corn hat combo all the way in that case haha
For me, I think using a green hag as the race will definitely tie into the concept of "Voodoo".
A green hag "Way of Mercy" monk is the best way to create a witchdoctor.
That’s an excellent point and fantastic idea! A hexblood could also work for it! Admittedly, I’d built this character for a one-shot and really wanted to play a Dragonborn.
A hexblood "Way of Mercy" monk would make an excellent witchdoctor.
Plus, I'd love to give him a raven mask.
Ravens are the symbols of Necromancy, that'd tie nicely into his character.
@@marcusblacknell-andrews1783 don’t you dare give me such amazing ideas for villains in my campaigns. 😜
Very Well.
This could go great for the witch doctor aesthetic for my warlock if a wanna multiclass
Yeah, the mercy monk is still easily one of my favorite monk subclasses. It's mechanically good and the flavor is fantastic!
If dhampire bite is an unarmed attack we can scale it to 1d6 at level 6 and poison the target. finally my vampy boy can have poison fangs
He’d be chomping so fast with up to 4 bites per turn haha
I now I'm like a year late to this, but awesome video!
Thanks so much! I'm glad you enjoyed it!
EXCELLENT video. I love the thought and flavor you've poured into it and your character. I love this class. It's my first time playing and I knew I wanted to play a monk and am not regretting choosing this subclass whatsoever. I can deal damage and heal and am going to be quite a force on the battlefield. I play as chaotic good, but my character's traumatic history feeds into his wild nature.
I am playing this as a Kenku, raised by an abusive Warlock who was trying to reverse engineer their curse through cruel experimentation. After his escape, the Kenku finds his way into the care of a retired Way of Mercy monk, who is head of a family in rural village, using his skills to be the local physician/veterinarian...even if it's anesthetic or euthanasia.
After years of training under the monk, the Kenku's final test of initiation is to euthanize his teacher but this is botched through a dangerous and explosive error in concocting the drugs. The error leads to a noxious gas that leaves his master dying a horrific death, with his wife and children gasping and burning alive, as the Kenku flees the angry villagers, who had always been leery of this "wretched abomination". He now travels with adventurers seeking both escape and penitence.
Since Kenku's are named often by a characteristic sound, as they are expert mimics, he is aptly named after his master's dying death rattle, the last thing he heard as he ran out the room. The dying gasp and breath, a choking hiss has been how my character introduces himself, much to the confusion or disgust of those who ask his name, though shortened by his friends, who call him "Kasso" (a reference to a real flightless bird, the cassowary, who are extremely hostile to humans...and also the last name of an infamous drug fueled murderer).
You talk about all the thought and flavor put into my character and then hit me with this? No way, man! This character is so cool! You should be proud of that!
Why do I see more a tortle using this style of build. Keeping its ancestors around. Maybe using dragon turtle skull as a conduit. Legend has it that his ancestors are dragon turtles. (Use the half dragon template on the tortle to reinforce this ancestory.)
I absolutely love that idea! One of the images I used in the video was of a tortle that fit that description!
@@ConstructedChaos I missed the art. Lol but I was playing with 3 year old as the video played in the background. Lol
Also new subscriber. This was my first video from you.
@@DracosDiabolis welcome to the channel then!! I’m glad to have you along! 😊
@@ConstructedChaos thank you for the warm welcome.
If UA can be used. Way of Mercy Monk/Circle of Twilight Druid seems like a good pairing maybe Spore Druid. ..... both druid paths seem befitting for the theme of the build as a whole.
@@ConstructedChaos also Talisman Warlock.... hum. May have to ponder this for a while. Lol
I really like this fun flavor. I am using the Mask part of Mercy Monk by making the mask be a skull of my great elder in my character's Shifter tribe. If I wanted to flavor it with Warlock class as you suggested, I need advice on what Warlock Patron would fit in to activate my great elder spirit?
Or, is it best to take a Feat. Like Ritual Caster?
Thanks!! If you're talking about how mechanically viable it'd be, you might want to consider taking a feat instead. In hindsight, warlock/monk does mean you'd need quite a few hight ability scores. Either way, the flavor is really fun and maybe you could convince your DM to allow you to use charisma for your monk attacks or wisdom for your warlock spells instead!
So, let me present a scenario that's occurred to me regarding Way of Mercy. Namely, it's potential high-level impact on the recently undead.
Let's say the DM is running a classic high-level story, with the BBEG being a powerful mage who seeks immortality by becoming a Lich. Standard dramatic story pacing would have the party catching up with the BBEG just after the ritual is complete, leading to the final boss fight. Based on my reading of the lore, part of becoming a Lich (or any undead, really) is that the person needs to die. The way Ultimate Mercy is written, this means that with 5 Ki Points a Lv17 Monk should literally be able to knock the undeath out of a Lich as long as the Monk can get close enough, then use their Bonus Action to beat the crap out of the weakened caster.
Am I reading this wrong, or is it possible to shut down a high-level undead encounter this way?
THIS is one of the coolest comments I've seen on a build video. I think it being viable would largely depend on your DM (as I don't think this was RAI for Way of Mercy). But, I would certainly consider allowing it! Really cool idea!
I just built a Shadar-kai Way of Mercy Monk for a one shot I'm taking part in next week.
Sounds like a great fit! Let me know how it goes! I got my butt kicked by a monk last night DMing so I'm in the mood to build another one hahaha
@@ConstructedChaos This will be my first time playing a monk. I'm working my way through playing at least one character of every class. Artificer, Bard, Cleric, Druid, Paladin, and Sorcerer still to go. I like martial classes best so don't know why it took me so long to get to monk, but looking forward to it. It will also be my first healer.
@@thedullohanvids Nice!! Well you picked a great subclass to begin with! Way of Mercy is generally regarded as top 3 if not the best subclass for Monk currently.
Try a hexblood liniage. It allows you +2 to any ability and +1 to any ability. And race doesn't matter
Seems like the same result but with much better flavor! Thanks!
I really appreciate the conceptual tie-in to New Orleans. I think there are other opportunities to draw inspiration from the Americas. I guess I've grown beyond Gygax's original sendup of Tolkien and medieval England. I'b be interested in any First Peoples inspired characters. How about an neutral evil paladin "conquistador" build?
Don’t get me wrong, I do definitely love the traditional Tolkien-inspired fantasy settings that are so popular. But there’s always room for other inspirations as well! Neutral evil conquistador sounds really fun and could easily fit in as an imperialist from some far off nation, bent on settling the campaign setting.
Whoops, I think I just made my next BBEG 😅
Honestly the absolutely wacky thing in my opinion is that based on what I've learned of Native Shamanism (this is more oriented at tribes like Blackfoot so not necessarily Canada region or south america region) a Druid class is like... honestly the best one for it, one could even consider Wild-shape to be its own conceptual tie-in to Skinwalkers and the like, then you have the Nature Spirit thing which is also common for Druids
honestly 5e Druids are more like Shamans than they are Celtic Druids lol
Depending on the film, College of Whispers Bard/Phantom Rogue would also work well (as the Charlatan style of Voodoo Huckster)... and damn it, now I have to build Dr. Facilier!
Love this!
Thanks so much! Glad you enjoyed it!! 😊
LOL I was born in charity hospital new Orleans! Yes, I agree Voodoo has a bad rap. I do Love the build and subclass! Great job!! I think I'd go with 3 levels in druid though.
I have far too many characters that I have created, illustrated, and wrote backstories on. Yes, I'm a dnd addict. It's hard Not to create! Not only do I explore all classes and most races but I assign them a different nationality. I have too many in America. (I have already: German gnome, French wild-elf, British Fire genesi, Thai Cambion [not Tiefling], Scottish Breton [half-elf], Turkish half-elf-orc [half-orc], Houma Indian light-foot halfling, Japanese Variant human, Ethiopian Reborn, Tibetan tree-person, Italian half dwarf, part Egyptian part angel [Aaimar], Chinese Yuanti, Hawaiian human, Romanian Drow, Haitian Stout Halfling, Roman Dragonborn, Cajun human, Swedish Goliath, Arabic half-elf, Welsh warforged, North American or Canadian Tabaxi-kitsune, New Zealander [or Kiwis] high-elf, Air genasi Pict, Mayan yuanti, Korean Faun, Zulu Goblin, Peruvian Dwarf, Atlantian Violetken, Australian Harengon, Jewish Githyanki, Lithuanian Thri-Kreen...
Then 3.5 games: Mongolian water genasi, & Indian Gnoll [dot not feather].
Hey!! Nice to meet ya and I'm glad you enjoyed the video! Looking back, I do think multiclassing into something other than rogue might have made more sense. I like the druid recommendation for sure!
This is a really cool idea, could you do a grave cleric for the more commercialised side of voodoo?
Of course! I honestly think that makes a bit more sense than this build but I love reflavoring subclasses like this haha.
I think yours work the best for they way you described more traditional voodoo and I think the cleric work cool for the more film style voodoo but this is a cool channel glad I came across it
@@andyjones29 right on! I’m glad you did too haha!
Love the video and your content im also from Louisiana and im wanna know you thoughts of a good multiclass rogue/monk he'll be a dragonborn too cold breath what subclass do you subjest
Thanks so much!! My initial idea for something like that would be a shadow monk / assassin rogue build but there may also be some good synergy with the scout rogue’s extra mobility abilities.
I guess the only downside with something like this would be that your Dragonborn wouldn’t have darkvision for a lot of your shady tactics. Perhaps doing something like way of the open hand monk with scout rogue would be a better fit with that race!
@@ConstructedChaos thank you so much for your advice i appreciate it very much. I'll look into those 2 subclasses, hopefully they go with his story i got for him.
@@christophernichols4822 anytime!! I think those two classes play pretty nicely together regardless so I think you’ll have a good time even if you need to do something else! 😊🤘🏼
@@ConstructedChaos i think so too looking at them. He'll be a black ope style character so im excited
Happy birthday!
Haha thank you!!
Might use this in my campaign should my cleric die. I live in central Louisiana myself.
Well well! greetings from a fellow Cajun! Hope you fared well in the recent storm!
@@ConstructedChaos Thanks! We did fairly well; however, I do know people down south who did not do so well, unfortunately. Did you fair okay?
@@patrickslayter9946 no problems where we were but we had lots of friends and family with damage and lost power. We’ve been really lucky the last few years but we’re just hoping this trend doesn’t continue.
@@ConstructedChaos same here. And now we have a tropical storm. Yay.
Everything i wanna mult this with cuts off milestones... esp wanting to do halfling no feature.
Yeahhhh that tends to be a crux of multiclassing in general, sadly. Way of Mercy really isn't bad to run straight through with anyway!
Voodoo bard video?
He isn’t voodoo but I definitely have a hard character that I’d like to do a video on eventually. Everyone hates him and it’s perfect. Haha