To be fair, the English accent (and for that matter, the English language) spoken by Robin Hood would bare virtually no resemblance to any English accent or dialect existing today, making Cary Elwes' accent not one iota more authentic than Kevin Costner's.
For anyone who wants the Disney version of Robin Hood: Do the exact same thing as in the video, But when you take custom lineage, say your character is a fox person.
I love archer builds, and damn I've only just realised how good a rogue dip is now for fighter archers. It was always good but now you can combo steady aim with sharpshooter and extra attack. *chefs kiss*
@@aaronsirkman8375 due to a technicality, he is both reality, and fictional. It's just that the fictional one is in a manga. And I don't know if it's ever becoming an anime.
*Robin Hood* A [custom lineage] fighter-rogue (with levels in ranger) and legendary thief, known for robbing rich nobles to aid the poor under said nobles' thumb. Robin is also famous for his excellent skill in archery, his most famous trick being splitting an arrow he shot earlier with a second arrow he shot.
For a second I thought this was the Disney Robin Hood for a second, not that I think it matters all Robin Hoods are basically the same so it should be just as fun
Robin Hood is a legendary archer with a legacy that continues to mold many other characters to this day. And I feel as though this build will do the same
Wait, he did? ... Well, if we are getting political about it anyways, ... Robinhood was protesting taxation, not capitalism. ... He would be against state socialism. Stateless socialism doesn't work either. Ever hear of the Mayflower Compact? ... Anyways, taxation is theatht!
This feels like you woke up from a 10 year nap and you’re trying to catch up on everything, so everything you say is just a mix of all the past and present slang. Liked.
They didn't "steal from the rich and give to the poor". They stole from tax collectors, and kept that shit for themselves. Have you ever actually read the source material, or is your primary source for the Robin Hood mythos a single poorly made meme on Facebook?
V from V for Vendetta is probably something MAD like College of Swords Bard and Kensei Monk, since he has his ‘bloody knives’ and ‘fancy Karate gimmicks’ as well as that alliterative poem when we’re first introduced to him and he’s generally pretty good at everything. If you want to be a bit more focused and combat-oriented, Hunter Ranger is a good replacement since Favoured Foe scales up to a D8, Whirlwind Attack is the best anti-horde option, Multi-Attack Defence provides a good buff to AC and you don’t need Charisma as much.
I am in a mood to play Bugs Bunny. Mostly I just want to see you talk over Knighty Knight Bugs, Knight mare hare, Rabbit Hood, Prince Varmint (aka Prince Violent), Roman Legion Hare, Alibaba Bunny, A-Lad-in his lamp, Knights must fall, Bewitched Bunny, Transilvania 6-5000, A Witch's Tangled Hare, Jack Wabbit and the Beanstalk, Beanstalk Bunny, and NO SPACE JAM CLIPS!
@@RiptidePen Would you count Marvel vs Capcom as canon with the X-men comics? Would you count Kingdom Hearts as canon with Sleeping Beauty? Same reasons. It is too far from the spirit of the original work to be a part of the meta franchise. With Space Jam, and Space Jam 2, they tend to lose the 4th wall breaking nature of the characters, the vaudvillian mayhem, and sometimes the personalities IN FAVOR of the misplaced conceit of family entertainment. I KNOW, it sounds like I am in massive denial, but think of how the JJ Abrams Star Treks are just action movies with star trek characters rather than start trek stories with action in them. Same distinction. You can put anything on a pizza, but if you lose the cheese and the sauce you got just ugly garlic bread. There needs to be a core to the art form that gives it the identity. Frankly, the Looney Tunes in the Space Jam films feel all of a lot more like the Smurfs or the Care Bears: a village of family friendly characters rather than the anarchistic egotists fighting for the spotlight like they are in a majority of there shorts that form their legacy. More the watered down 1970s TV Special than the 1950s witty icons.
Btw, in many myths, Robin Hood is known for engaging in hand to hand combat as well, often with something like a staff. So if you’re going for a fable-accurate character instead of a Disney-accurate, grab a quarterstaff as a backup weapon. This also puts your more melee based class features to use.
Episode 321 of the Fire Emblem stats: Robin Hood. Robin's the biggest swashbuckler to not be a pirate, so it's a no-brainer that he's good with bows, swords, and authority as leader of the Merry Men. He's bad with both types of magic since he's a normal human/fox and brawling since that's more Little John's forte. He is great with charisma, dexterity, and luck but has bad speed and magic.
How to build: The Demoman From Team Fortress 2, the Black Scottish Cyclopes with Explodes into DnD. Theme: Wellerman goals: 1. Bombs: What makes you a good Demoman, well that kind of goes without saying. Invest some spells to lay some explosive traps or grenade quality attacks. call it Celtic magic. 2. DemoKnight: Speaking of Celtic, charge into the mobs with a sword that craves heads. Your not a tank, your melee should be received after you peppered foes with your magic spells, (IE: Cast and Slash). Plus what's more terrifying than a drunken Scotsman? Drunken SwordsScot. 3. Scrumpy: For you Happy Hour is every Hour, it's no surprise sobriety isn't in your vocabulary. A drunken build is the best way to play the game and putting some stock into you coordination and speech may open the door for some creative sessions.
Honestly, considering how Robin Hood's been a story for hundreds upon hundreds of years and has so many interpretations at this point, I really could not think of a better character for Custom Lineage.
Awesome build as always. I'd like to make a few requests for builds please. Vash the Stampede Baymax Ultron Yusuke Urameshi. Kuwabara Hiei Kurama Terry McGinnis (Batman Beyond) Sam and Dean Winchester Asta (Black Clover) And for good measure... Naruto and Sasuke A lot of anime builds, but I know you can do them. You're doing the work of the gods good sir.
A rogue noble turned to crime to face injustice, becoming legend by his actions and the people around him and being a paragon in a pretty questionable moral role, no wonder Robin Hood is a legend in the literary world. Hope to see more of this interesting figures in DnD builds, almost as much as I hope you make Tangled the lemur! Hope you can make her soon enough Sr Tulok.
Surprised he didn't go with Thief subclass, but I'm pleasantly surprised! I built a robin hood inspired character by combining rogue thief and fighter echo knight for a hilarious friendly bandit that makes you think he has more backup than he actually has.
Now, thanks to the release of "The Wild Beyond the Witchlight", and the introduction of the Harengon, it's time for some Rabbits. Bugs Bunny - clearly a rogue/monk/bard multiclass - fella's quite the stinker, always escaping Elmer Fudd, Yosemite Sam, and those other guys. Mtyamato Usagi - Friend of the TMNT - at least partially Samurai Fighter, possibly a dip in Rogue, and or Monk. Judy Hopps - Police Officer of Zootopia. Rogue/Monk, with a decent Charisma modifier (as she's so cute). Probably a few others, but those are the famous ones, unless you figure out how to do the Easter Bunny and his habit of giving away eggs filled with candy.
This...might just be my favorite build you've done. It's amazing, kinda specialized, and very...real. Feels more accurate to Robin Hood than possibly any other character you've made. I love it. (Still hoping for Hit Girl or Kick-Ass.)
I always knew a full archer build focused on ranger/rogue/fighter could be good, but I didn't expect it to hit that hard. And with pretty good odds! I would definitely attempt to play this in a low magic setting.
I have 2 Firsts for you - one is a Race, next is a Subclass. Let's build the Disney version of Prince John. Background, Noble. Race - Leonin. Class, Barbarian-Fighter Multi-Class. Stats from High to Low - Strength, Constitution, Dexterity, Charisma, Intelligence, Wisdom, Noble - Grants History and Persuasion (Actually, swap Persuasion for Deception) Leonin - Grab Intimidation. Also get d4 claw attack and a Roar, plus 35 foot movement. Level 1 - Barbarian - Grab Athletics and Animal Handling. Get Rage, Unarmored Defense. Now, 2-20, Go Fighter. For fighting style, get Dueling or Unarmed Fighting. At AsI points, grab Tavern Brawler for proficiency with improvised weapons, and then up Strength, Constitution, and then Dexterity. As for the Subclass, go Purple Dragon Knight. Funny enough, this fits Prince John to a T - Heals allies (Reflavor that as yelling at them to get back into the fight), Proficiency (or rather Expertise) in Persuasion. Encourage allies to make additional attacks (the whole "Shoot him!" scene). Not sure where Bulwark would fit, but there's some potential. Strengths - Hard hitter, plenty of HP, Good at Charisma stuff. Cons - Not that smart, is going to miss disguised criminals. But, for his weaknesses, that's where Courtier Yuan-Ti Pureblood Rogue/Bard multi-class Sir Hiss comes into play, noticing that which Prince John fails to. Oh, and don't forget the Sheriff of Nottingham.
@@tulokthebarbrarian2033 you could instead have taken quick toss as a battlemaster maneuver to give a extra bonus action ranged attack with a weapon with the thrown property
Ive been building up this build for almost a year now. I am currently level 13 and absolutely love this build. Fennec Fitztooth demolishes every encounter without even getting scratched.
TIL Riposte on a Rogue (especially Swashbuckler) is great because you would get your Sneak Attack damage on the AOO. I really, really want to try that now.
Seeing a game changers clip was such a weird moment to me because it made me realize other people watched that show and remembered dropout is a huge streaming service
Movie pitch. Modern Robin Hood movie where he hacks Jeff Bezos' bank account and pays off my student loans. Maybe he shoots and arrow at Bezos space ship and it crashes
A modern Robin hood movie would involve a bunch of ex military guys with a some sizable bank accounts walking up to corporations and big government and saying "get out" under the threat of a repeat of the battle of Athens but on the capital buildings front step. Though, they'd Def but heads with Bezos and the guy who owns twitter....and the NYT
This is a great build my only suggestion is that if you wanted to focus on the influence of the movie robin hoods from the films made before the first Disney film you should get tavern brawler since RH frequently resorted to using a chair as weapon in multiple early adaptions to the point where it was deliberately referenced in the first disney film. Its kinda terrible with this build but still fun you know
You can kinda pull it off with incarnate construct warforged lycanthropes in 3.5 D&D. Warforged in that edition have all their construct perks attached to their (living construct) subtype. Incarnate construct doesn't touch subtypes and gives you two extra levels to play with. Warforged armor is tied to feats, so you take an armor feat to be living machinery. Lycanthropes cost three levels and let you turn into an animal, but your feats function while these animals. This means your animal form is armored up. End result is you play a Beast Wars transformer character as if they were level 2+, and go from there.
Robin Hood! I've considered building him before so my guess for the build will just be what I considered. Most levels are in Battle master fighter, which gets you the raw damage as well as tricksy tactics to use, some levels in Swashbuckler Rogue to add sneak attack and even more damage and dodging, and finally Hunter ranger for even MORE damage with favored enemy and hunters mark along with being good in forests and what not.
Great video! I want to vote for a John Walker build. Some may claim that it would just be an updated version of the Steve Rogers version, but I think the two have enough differences that it would be interesting to see.
Love this Boi, eats the rich, helps the poor. Honestly the most effective vigilante for the modern world in a way, imagine if we all rose up to take down the corrupt corporations, ha ha jk… unless 🤔
For all the libertarians here, Robin Hood is anarcho-socialist not anarcho-capitalist. He redistributed wealth from the rich to the poor and the Mary Men were a horizontally organized militia.
He got pissed that the government (damn feds) stole his land and started literally robbing the people of England, so he went armed militia mode and started stealing tax money from the estate and gave it back to the people of England. Cause taxation is theft, obviously. He never ounce robed a tavern owner, merchant or even a man of faith who might have been "to rich"
I love how Tulok videos really highlight that the Ranger class is still in need of revision. Everything the Ranger should be good at, another class does it better. A druid multiclassed with a fighter or a rogue would basically be the ultimate Ranger, no Ranger levels required. They need to completely overhaul the Ranger class (not just an update to make it a little better than bad, but a true ground-up reworking that compares better to other classes).
@@rmcphail2007 The only reason I would vote against that is that there are enough Ranger subclasses that people still want to play, making the Ranger a Fighter subclass would make it a lot harder to work those other subclasses into that subclass. I'd personally rather see the class fixed rather than absorbed.
Robin Hood, steals from the rich, gives to the poor, has a colleague known as Little John. Well, he is a decent deceiver and can cause his fair share of problems for a ruler. Said ruler is dethroned and a better ruler makes way... huh, a bit of an Uncle Iroh stretch! An Uncle Iroh build, the people love him as much as the populace of England (was it?) loves Robin Hood.
@@thenethersheep5963 Yeah, that's partly why the ranger feels weaker than it could. I really want to like it, but it feels way more situationally useful than it should be. If you want to be sneaky? Rouge. Want to use a bow or just hit things well? Fighter. Want to attack from a distance with a bow but also want magic? Arcane Trickster or Bard. It's almost a jack of all stats class which fails to excel in that. Basically: It's a cool concept, I just wish the main draw came with less strings attached.
No one gonna mention Fate/Extra's Robin Hood as an Archer Servant? Dang... Oh well, just another build Tulok may make in the future. Probably mostly Rogue or Ranger, with some sort of way to cast Invisibility for No Face May King and some sort of way to deal ridiculous amounts of Poison damage so he can get the most out of Yew Bow.
Qrow from rwby Variant human with the lucky feat (bad luck for your enemies) Mercenary background Start as a paladin and get the great weapon fighting style (qrow's buster sword is defiantly a great sword and his scythe is a glaive) Now over to warlock specificity raven queen you gain the ability to become a raven at 6th level also get the invocation armour of shadows for qrow's arua The rest of this build will be paladin going into vengeance paladin
After this, I kinda wanna see a Strength-based version. Instead of Robin Hood, it would be HUNT-HUNT-HUNT, HE'S THE HUNTSMAAAAANN...INTO ACTION IS HIS CRYYYY! But first we need that Freakazoid build before we get to The Huntsman, Lord Smoked Meats and Fishes(Formerly Lord Bravery), The Lobe and/or Candle Ja-
@@foxfireinferno197 Pfft, we all know Candle Jack isn't real, after all, how would the messages get sent if he caught u- [I'm always nice enough to hit enter]
“[Robin Hood] is certainly the most iconic archer I’ll build for this channel; I’m not putting a naked baby in the thumbnail.” I have *several* questions...
Technically thieves tools open locks- believe me I used sleight of hand for it for years until I realized it specifically had a use for that tool set, which is why rogues can get expertise on thieves tools.
Yes but modern corporate mercantilism is indistinguishable from the system of titled "nobles" and "lords" of the day. It's an important distinction between private tax evasion of capitalism and ruling class tax evasion of corporate mercantilism.
@@ixelhaine I'd argue not every capitalist is equivalent to a noble. The guy who owns a bakery or a café is far from being a noble. I'd even argue that any big company CEO is completely different from a noble. For one, you are not obligated to work for him and two, even if you worked for him you still recieved a salary. Farmers of old were obligated to relinquish their harvest because the lord declared the ownership of the land. The farmers could only eat the minimum necessary to keep farming. Of course paying taxes then and paying taxes now is very different, but i still find funny the comparison between the nobility and the bourgeoisie, when It should be between the nobility and the state.
@@oggolbat7932 I didn't say that capitalists were equivalent to nobles, I said corporate mercantilism is functionally equivalent to nobles, in that they have a relationship with the State of mutual empowerment as the Ruling Class to the exploitation of the Working Class. Capitalism, by definition, is the control of the means of production outside the State/Ruling Class dynamic. are there semantic differences between classical mercantilism and modern corporate mercantilism? Yeah.... But does it really change anything? Not really.
@@ixelhaine Feudalism and capitalism are VERY different things, you can't just say that it doesn't change anything. Firstly, capitalism allows the collective owning of means of production. You can perfectly make a business in equal parts and divide the benefits equally between all the workers. It just doesn't happen because is very difficult to convince 30 people to go all or nothing in a business that they have to spend their money and time on, and success is not guaranteed. Secondly, feudalism doesn't allow peasants to ascend in the social hierarchy, it didn't matter how strong, intelligent, or expert in its craft a farmer was, it could never stop being a peasant. But in capitalism you can ascend in the social hierarchy, as well as descend if you don't manage well your money or you're simply unlucky. Of course capitalism isn't perfect, but is a great improvement from feudalism.
If you ever have time it would be cool to see Simon from Gurren Lagann as a pc. I predict that it would be fighter (Rune knight) + artificer (Armorer). Of course if you want to bring mecha into dnd that would work with almost any mecha
I think Tulok would go Wizard because what is a gun if just a spell with components and recharge times. Following that logic I think the RYNO would be Meteor Swarm
Today's build, a haiku:
Robin of Locksley,
A rogue, fighter, and ranger.
Steal from the rich, bro.
But is it theft if they stole from you first?
Men in Tights is the best Robin Hood, because unlike some Robin Hoods, he can speak with an English accent.
You are my favorite person ever right now. I wish you have a wonderful week
To be fair, the English accent (and for that matter, the English language) spoken by Robin Hood would bare virtually no resemblance to any English accent or dialect existing today, making Cary Elwes' accent not one iota more authentic than Kevin Costner's.
Great reference
@@2wingo I know a few who speaks with that accent.
@@markziff7234 The accent of a people that speak a combination of Saxon and French???
"I lost... wait a minute! I'm not supposed to lose! Let me see the script..."
That is probably the best way to interpret the Lucky feat
@@Tisparta5995 lol so true
@@Tisparta5995 While we all get fuhshnigged on the sacramental wine!
RABBI TUCKMAN! ANOTHER ROUND!
For anyone who wants the Disney version of Robin Hood: Do the exact same thing as in the video, But when you take custom lineage, say your character is a fox person.
Or just pick a Kitsune.
I love archer builds, and damn I've only just realised how good a rogue dip is now for fighter archers. It was always good but now you can combo steady aim with sharpshooter and extra attack. *chefs kiss*
I want to see him do the infamous sniper, the White Death.
@@AntonsVoice Unfortunately, he only does fictional people.
@@aaronsirkman8375 due to a technicality, he is both reality, and fictional. It's just that the fictional one is in a manga. And I don't know if it's ever becoming an anime.
Plus sneak attack damage when you can get it.
*Robin Hood*
A [custom lineage] fighter-rogue (with levels in ranger) and legendary thief, known for robbing rich nobles to aid the poor under said nobles' thumb. Robin is also famous for his excellent skill in archery, his most famous trick being splitting an arrow he shot earlier with a second arrow he shot.
Just started the video, love the game changer intro
Some friends literally just introduced us to that show last night.
With this exact episode.
The timing is blissfully uncanny. X)
For a second I thought this was the Disney Robin Hood for a second, not that I think it matters all Robin Hoods are basically the same so it should be just as fun
It will be if I ever play it. :)
It is you just say anthro fox for custom lineage instead of human. As custom lineage let's you look however you like.
Even the 2019 Sherwood Robin Hood? The master computer hacker?
Using a kitune would be interesting for this build.
@@LocalMaple I'm sorry, what? I guess it makes sense for a modern Robin Hood, but I think I'd need to know more about that one to make a verdict
Robin Hood is a legendary archer with a legacy that continues to mold many other characters to this day. And I feel as though this build will do the same
Robin Hood really said "eat the rich" so we could say it today, and honestly, that's very punk-rock of him.
Wait, he did?
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Well, if we are getting political about it anyways,
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Robinhood was protesting taxation, not capitalism.
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He would be against state socialism. Stateless socialism doesn't work either. Ever hear of the Mayflower Compact?
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Anyways, taxation is theatht!
He didn’t say that. I have no idea what your source is for this. But it is a quote from Rousseau (so only a few centuries off).
This feels like you woke up from a 10 year nap and you’re trying to catch up on everything, so everything you say is just a mix of all the past and present slang. Liked.
They didn't "steal from the rich and give to the poor". They stole from tax collectors, and kept that shit for themselves.
Have you ever actually read the source material, or is your primary source for the Robin Hood mythos a single poorly made meme on Facebook?
This is not a Robin Hood quote.
Damnit, I need to watch Robin Hood: Men in Tights again.
An ultimate knife (throwing?) build would be really cool, maybe something like V from V for Vendetta
He basically already did that with Captain Boomerang
@@BookwyrmEDS ohh
V from V for Vendetta is probably something MAD like College of Swords Bard and Kensei Monk, since he has his ‘bloody knives’ and ‘fancy Karate gimmicks’ as well as that alliterative poem when we’re first introduced to him and he’s generally pretty good at everything.
If you want to be a bit more focused and combat-oriented, Hunter Ranger is a good replacement since Favoured Foe scales up to a D8, Whirlwind Attack is the best anti-horde option, Multi-Attack Defence provides a good buff to AC and you don’t need Charisma as much.
How about Mei from Avatar the last Airbender? She's a knife thrower.
I'm glad to see this pleasant mix of proper archery skill and tactics.
Robin Hood: Are we talking Mel Brooks's "Men in Tights," Disney's "Robin Hood" (the fox), or one of those movies that tries too hard?
Tulok: Yes
I'd go more the Russel Crowe Robin hood
The real question is how do I make Rabbi Tuckman from Men in Tights?
Hey, watch it! Kevin Costner is the GOAT!
@@willmangrum3686 when your sidekick is MORGAN F*CKING FREEMAN...you have a strong case.
This video made me want a zorro build, and then I found you had done it. You're doing the Lord's work, Tulok
I feel robbed you didn't have a clip for the Merrymen from Shrek
Rage for the algorithm!
Well, I don’t think Robin Hood getting his ass kicked by Princess Fiona does much to help his image😂
*robbed* you say?
I can’t believe I forgot about Monsieur Hood!!
I am in a mood to play Bugs Bunny.
Mostly I just want to see you talk over Knighty Knight Bugs, Knight mare hare, Rabbit Hood, Prince Varmint (aka Prince Violent), Roman Legion Hare, Alibaba Bunny, A-Lad-in his lamp, Knights must fall, Bewitched Bunny, Transilvania 6-5000, A Witch's Tangled Hare, Jack Wabbit and the Beanstalk, Beanstalk Bunny, and NO SPACE JAM CLIPS!
Daily reminder that in a copy of second editions dragon magazine, Bugs Bunny got a statblock, as well as Daffy, Donald, Taz, Popeye, and others.
@@RiptidePen
Would you count Marvel vs Capcom as canon with the X-men comics?
Would you count Kingdom Hearts as canon with Sleeping Beauty?
Same reasons.
It is too far from the spirit of the original work to be a part of the meta franchise.
With Space Jam, and Space Jam 2, they tend to lose the 4th wall breaking nature of the characters, the vaudvillian mayhem, and sometimes the personalities IN FAVOR of the misplaced conceit of family entertainment.
I KNOW, it sounds like I am in massive denial, but think of how the JJ Abrams Star Treks are just action movies with star trek characters rather than start trek stories with action in them. Same distinction. You can put anything on a pizza, but if you lose the cheese and the sauce you got just ugly garlic bread. There needs to be a core to the art form that gives it the identity.
Frankly, the Looney Tunes in the Space Jam films feel all of a lot more like the Smurfs or the Care Bears: a village of family friendly characters rather than the anarchistic egotists fighting for the spotlight like they are in a majority of there shorts that form their legacy. More the watered down 1970s TV Special than the 1950s witty icons.
@@RiptidePen you asked
Btw, in many myths, Robin Hood is known for engaging in hand to hand combat as well, often with something like a staff. So if you’re going for a fable-accurate character instead of a Disney-accurate, grab a quarterstaff as a backup weapon. This also puts your more melee based class features to use.
Episode 321 of the Fire Emblem stats: Robin Hood.
Robin's the biggest swashbuckler to not be a pirate, so it's a no-brainer that he's good with bows, swords, and authority as leader of the Merry Men. He's bad with both types of magic since he's a normal human/fox and brawling since that's more Little John's forte.
He is great with charisma, dexterity, and luck but has bad speed and magic.
How to build: The Demoman From Team Fortress 2, the Black Scottish Cyclopes with Explodes into DnD.
Theme: Wellerman
goals:
1. Bombs: What makes you a good Demoman, well that kind of goes without saying. Invest some spells to lay some explosive traps or grenade quality attacks. call it Celtic magic.
2. DemoKnight: Speaking of Celtic, charge into the mobs with a sword that craves heads. Your not a tank, your melee should be received after you peppered foes with your magic spells, (IE: Cast and Slash). Plus what's more terrifying than a drunken Scotsman? Drunken SwordsScot.
3. Scrumpy: For you Happy Hour is every Hour, it's no surprise sobriety isn't in your vocabulary. A drunken build is the best way to play the game and putting some stock into you coordination and speech may open the door for some creative sessions.
Honestly, considering how Robin Hood's been a story for hundreds upon hundreds of years and has so many interpretations at this point, I really could not think of a better character for Custom Lineage.
Awesome build as always.
I'd like to make a few requests for builds please.
Vash the Stampede
Baymax
Ultron
Yusuke Urameshi.
Kuwabara
Hiei
Kurama
Terry McGinnis (Batman Beyond)
Sam and Dean Winchester
Asta (Black Clover)
And for good measure... Naruto and Sasuke
A lot of anime builds, but I know you can do them. You're doing the work of the gods good sir.
He only takes requests on Patreon.
Also, weeb.
A rogue noble turned to crime to face injustice, becoming legend by his actions and the people around him and being a paragon in a pretty questionable moral role, no wonder Robin Hood is a legend in the literary world.
Hope to see more of this interesting figures in DnD builds, almost as much as I hope you make Tangled the lemur! Hope you can make her soon enough Sr Tulok.
Surprised he didn't go with Thief subclass, but I'm pleasantly surprised! I built a robin hood inspired character by combining rogue thief and fighter echo knight for a hilarious friendly bandit that makes you think he has more backup than he actually has.
Okay, was someone going to tell me that Dave Chappelle was in a Robinhood movie, or was I just supposed to notice that in the Tulok video myself?
Men in Tights, it is no joke- the best live action Robin Hood
I can confirm that Tulok speaks the truth for what little one more voice will do.
Watched it again just the other day, still quite great.
I love Custom Lineage for this. Works for Human Robin Hood, and Anthropomorphic Fox Robin Hood. :)
Now, thanks to the release of "The Wild Beyond the Witchlight", and the introduction of the Harengon, it's time for some Rabbits.
Bugs Bunny - clearly a rogue/monk/bard multiclass - fella's quite the stinker, always escaping Elmer Fudd, Yosemite Sam, and those other guys.
Mtyamato Usagi - Friend of the TMNT - at least partially Samurai Fighter, possibly a dip in Rogue, and or Monk.
Judy Hopps - Police Officer of Zootopia. Rogue/Monk, with a decent Charisma modifier (as she's so cute).
Probably a few others, but those are the famous ones, unless you figure out how to do the Easter Bunny and his habit of giving away eggs filled with candy.
Great character - Sweet creative build!
Anyone else waiting for Alan Rickman to show up?
"Locksley! I'll cut your heart out with a spooooon!"
@@cteal2018 "Why a spoon, cousin?"
It was noticeably absent
This...might just be my favorite build you've done. It's amazing, kinda specialized, and very...real. Feels more accurate to Robin Hood than possibly any other character you've made. I love it.
(Still hoping for Hit Girl or Kick-Ass.)
I always knew a full archer build focused on ranger/rogue/fighter could be good, but I didn't expect it to hit that hard. And with pretty good odds! I would definitely attempt to play this in a low magic setting.
I have 2 Firsts for you - one is a Race, next is a Subclass.
Let's build the Disney version of Prince John.
Background, Noble. Race - Leonin. Class, Barbarian-Fighter Multi-Class.
Stats from High to Low - Strength, Constitution, Dexterity, Charisma, Intelligence, Wisdom,
Noble - Grants History and Persuasion (Actually, swap Persuasion for Deception)
Leonin - Grab Intimidation. Also get d4 claw attack and a Roar, plus 35 foot movement.
Level 1 - Barbarian - Grab Athletics and Animal Handling. Get Rage, Unarmored Defense.
Now, 2-20, Go Fighter. For fighting style, get Dueling or Unarmed Fighting. At AsI points, grab Tavern Brawler for proficiency with improvised weapons, and then up Strength, Constitution, and then Dexterity.
As for the Subclass, go Purple Dragon Knight. Funny enough, this fits Prince John to a T - Heals allies (Reflavor that as yelling at them to get back into the fight), Proficiency (or rather Expertise) in Persuasion. Encourage allies to make additional attacks (the whole "Shoot him!" scene). Not sure where Bulwark would fit, but there's some potential.
Strengths - Hard hitter, plenty of HP, Good at Charisma stuff.
Cons - Not that smart, is going to miss disguised criminals.
But, for his weaknesses, that's where Courtier Yuan-Ti Pureblood Rogue/Bard multi-class Sir Hiss comes into play, noticing that which Prince John fails to. Oh, and don't forget the Sheriff of Nottingham.
Tulok...There's three people who absolutely need sharp eyes. Snipers, pilots of all kinds, and surgeons.
I really liked Robin Hood as a kid so I might give this build a try someday.
Thanks for the post, I needed this. That is all.
Tulok using a game changer clip for the intro really makes my drunk brain produce happy chemicals
How many classes does it take to make a good archer?
Tulok: ALL OF THEM!
Hey you're doing a great job brother keep it up!!!
Omg the Game Changer clip at the beginning! Love you, Tulok, great work as always! ❤
I loved the Zorro reference early on! I can’t remember, has Zorro already been built on this channel? If not, he should be
He has! As has Cat Zorro, Puss in Boots!
@@tulokthebarbrarian2033 you did both the human and cat forms of the Zorro!
@@tulokthebarbrarian2033 you could instead have taken quick toss as a battlemaster maneuver to give a extra bonus action ranged attack with a weapon with the thrown property
Men in Tights was a pretty good movie, thanks for including it. Also, glad you know about CollegeHumor.
I knew you're gonna go custom lineage the moment I remembered Disney Robin Hood exists. Me so smort.
Ive been building up this build for almost a year now. I am currently level 13 and absolutely love this build. Fennec Fitztooth demolishes every encounter without even getting scratched.
I like this build, I’ve been wanting to play an archer for some time.
No clips from Prince of Thieves.
0/10
Just playin Tulok great build as always
TIL Riposte on a Rogue (especially Swashbuckler) is great because you would get your Sneak Attack damage on the AOO. I really, really want to try that now.
same thing with Sentinel on a rogue.
Seeing a game changers clip was such a weird moment to me because it made me realize other people watched that show and remembered dropout is a huge streaming service
Movie pitch. Modern Robin Hood movie where he hacks Jeff Bezos' bank account and pays off my student loans. Maybe he shoots and arrow at Bezos space ship and it crashes
Shoots arrows at keyboard to type when he's hacking
A modern Robin hood movie would involve a bunch of ex military guys with a some sizable bank accounts walking up to corporations and big government and saying "get out" under the threat of a repeat of the battle of Athens but on the capital buildings front step. Though, they'd Def but heads with Bezos and the guy who owns twitter....and the NYT
This is a great build my only suggestion is that if you wanted to focus on the influence of the movie robin hoods from the films made before the first Disney film you should get tavern brawler since RH frequently resorted to using a chair as weapon in multiple early adaptions to the point where it was deliberately referenced in the first disney film. Its kinda terrible with this build but still fun you know
I really can't wait for the Hasbro backed Transformers ttrpg. Why, because you really can't get that with 5e warforged
True, but there are fantastic Cybertronian player race homebrews out there!
You can get the Beast Wars versions :)
You can kinda pull it off with incarnate construct warforged lycanthropes in 3.5 D&D.
Warforged in that edition have all their construct perks attached to their (living construct) subtype.
Incarnate construct doesn't touch subtypes and gives you two extra levels to play with.
Warforged armor is tied to feats, so you take an armor feat to be living machinery.
Lycanthropes cost three levels and let you turn into an animal, but your feats function while these animals. This means your animal form is armored up.
End result is you play a Beast Wars transformer character as if they were level 2+, and go from there.
Swap over to Spycraft 2.0, the Transmech setting is pretty much what you want there.
Warforged Druid anyone?
Robin Hood! I've considered building him before so my guess for the build will just be what I considered. Most levels are in Battle master fighter, which gets you the raw damage as well as tricksy tactics to use, some levels in Swashbuckler Rogue to add sneak attack and even more damage and dodging, and finally Hunter ranger for even MORE damage with favored enemy and hunters mark along with being good in forests and what not.
I would still like to see Aeon Flux, Eric Draven (Crow), Blade, Vampire Hunter D, and Solomon Kane builds.
Now that the Dpampir exists in 5e Vampire Hunter D would be a really cool build.
Which Aeon Flux?
@@JaelinBezel The Animated one.
Finally the furry we all need in our lives.
Great video! I want to vote for a John Walker build. Some may claim that it would just be an updated version of the Steve Rogers version, but I think the two have enough differences that it would be interesting to see.
John Walker is a tool
@@cteal2018 I agree, that's kind of the point of his character.
I'd like to see how you'd tackle Bomb King from Paladins? A sentient bomb that chucks smaller bombs at people.
warforged evocation sorcerer with some other explosive stuff??
I’d prefer to see Maeve, but Bomb King would be fun to figure out.
With this build I can deal with those pesky landlords...maoby
Nice video! Zorro was mentioned in the content, and I would appreciate a video on Zorro. Thanks!
We love a Game Changer clip in the intro ❤❤❤
Love this Boi, eats the rich, helps the poor. Honestly the most effective vigilante for the modern world in a way, imagine if we all rose up to take down the corrupt corporations, ha ha jk… unless 🤔
For all the libertarians here, Robin Hood is anarcho-socialist not anarcho-capitalist. He redistributed wealth from the rich to the poor and the Mary Men were a horizontally organized militia.
peasant 1: whatsat 'bout a librarian? They're arachnophobes?
peasant 2: Nah, sumptin about Rich's well pourin' a whore's orphan.
Merry men*
@@ssjbread2803 oh thanks. I've always struggled with spelling because of my dysgraphia.
He got pissed that the government (damn feds) stole his land and started literally robbing the people of England, so he went armed militia mode and started stealing tax money from the estate and gave it back to the people of England. Cause taxation is theft, obviously. He never ounce robed a tavern owner, merchant or even a man of faith who might have been "to rich"
@@dunedain3425 I'm not necessarily talking about the original myth, more so the cultural idea of Robin Hood.
Noticeably absent is Prince of Thieves footage. My poor 90s child heart.
I love how Tulok videos really highlight that the Ranger class is still in need of revision. Everything the Ranger should be good at, another class does it better. A druid multiclassed with a fighter or a rogue would basically be the ultimate Ranger, no Ranger levels required. They need to completely overhaul the Ranger class (not just an update to make it a little better than bad, but a true ground-up reworking that compares better to other classes).
Or eliminate the ranger class and make it a fighter subtype.
@@rmcphail2007 The only reason I would vote against that is that there are enough Ranger subclasses that people still want to play, making the Ranger a Fighter subclass would make it a lot harder to work those other subclasses into that subclass. I'd personally rather see the class fixed rather than absorbed.
Robin Hood, steals from the rich, gives to the poor, has a colleague known as Little John. Well, he is a decent deceiver and can cause his fair share of problems for a ruler. Said ruler is dethroned and a better ruler makes way... huh, a bit of an Uncle Iroh stretch!
An Uncle Iroh build, the people love him as much as the populace of England (was it?) loves Robin Hood.
England isn't real tho
@@dumpsterfire6992 Neither is Tlaxcala.
I am slightly disappointed that there was no Robin Hood Daffy Duck footage in the background. YOINKS, AND AWAY! *THUD*
Archer joke in the Robin Hood build nice, get it in there! Phrasing.
Love seein my name in the title card
I love your channel keep up the hard work
I'm guessing scout or theith rogue.
Edit: Okay, I expected rogue and ranger, but not fighter.
I expected rogue and fighter, not ranger.
@@SH-qs7ee I figured ranger was an option, he lives in the forest, and hunts. He deered to kill a king's dare, after all.
Surprisingly fighters are some of the best bow and arrow users in the game
@@thenethersheep5963 Yeah, that's partly why the ranger feels weaker than it could. I really want to like it, but it feels way more situationally useful than it should be. If you want to be sneaky? Rouge. Want to use a bow or just hit things well? Fighter. Want to attack from a distance with a bow but also want magic? Arcane Trickster or Bard. It's almost a jack of all stats class which fails to excel in that.
Basically: It's a cool concept, I just wish the main draw came with less strings attached.
@@thenethersheep5963 Not overly surprising; they are the class that were designed to be weapon experts after all.
I love the Game Changer in the opening! yes!!! very good reference!
Well, he wears green, so this is still a tiny bit closer to the Godzilla build I want
On Riposte you get [weapon damage]+STR or DEX+[Collosus Slayer]+[Superiority Die]+[Sneak Attack]
Ooooooo this look very fun
Edit: do more of these please
No one gonna mention Fate/Extra's Robin Hood as an Archer Servant? Dang...
Oh well, just another build Tulok may make in the future. Probably mostly Rogue or Ranger, with some sort of way to cast Invisibility for No Face May King and some sort of way to deal ridiculous amounts of Poison damage so he can get the most out of Yew Bow.
Qrow from rwby
Variant human with the lucky feat (bad luck for your enemies)
Mercenary background
Start as a paladin and get the great weapon fighting style (qrow's buster sword is defiantly a great sword and his scythe is a glaive)
Now over to warlock specificity raven queen you gain the ability to become a raven at 6th level also get the invocation armour of shadows for qrow's arua
The rest of this build will be paladin going into vengeance paladin
I love is mismatch of different Robin hood movies
This Robin Hood fellow sounds great
After this, I kinda wanna see a Strength-based version.
Instead of Robin Hood, it would be HUNT-HUNT-HUNT, HE'S THE HUNTSMAAAAANN...INTO ACTION IS HIS CRYYYY!
But first we need that Freakazoid build before we get to The Huntsman, Lord Smoked Meats and Fishes(Formerly Lord Bravery), The Lobe and/or Candle Ja-
Dude, you know you never say Candle Ja
@@foxfireinferno197 Pfft, we all know Candle Jack isn't real, after all, how would the messages get sent if he caught u- [I'm always nice enough to hit enter]
Friar Tuck: Which class makes the best archer?
Will Scarlett: Rogue?
Little John: Ranger?
Azeem: Fighter?
Robin Hood: Yes!
My only disappointment is the lack of scenes from Robin of Sherwood, one of the best Robin Hood adaptations IMO.
I was also disappointed to not see clips from Robin Hood 2006. I really enjoyed what I got to watch out of it.
“[Robin Hood] is certainly the most iconic archer I’ll build for this channel; I’m not putting a naked baby in the thumbnail.”
I have *several* questions...
It just occurred to me by "Custom Lineage" you mean you can pick any race you want and not a homebrew a race.
I've been looking forward to this.
can we get Ken Kaneki from Tokyo Ghoul? I imagine he'd be a simic hybrid fiend warlock/ beast barbarian.
I just ran across an anime called Beastars a few days ago and I kinda want to see a build based on Legoshi.
Please do the Big O
Never mind Robin Hood, I want a profile of the giant chicken woman
ha, wow.
I was not expecting a Game Changer clip.
Technically thieves tools open locks- believe me I used sleight of hand for it for years until I realized it specifically had a use for that tool set, which is why rogues can get expertise on thieves tools.
How did you know I used to play kistune archer fighter?
Twilight Sparkle next! She hates Commies, she’s the perfect Robin Hood follow-up.
Did anyone else notice Tulok went from level 3 Ranger to level 5 Ranger?
Fun Fact: Robin Hood stole from the king's tax collectors, making him the patron of tax evaders
Yes but modern corporate mercantilism is indistinguishable from the system of titled "nobles" and "lords" of the day.
It's an important distinction between private tax evasion of capitalism and ruling class tax evasion of corporate mercantilism.
@@ixelhaine I'd argue not every capitalist is equivalent to a noble. The guy who owns a bakery or a café is far from being a noble.
I'd even argue that any big company CEO is completely different from a noble. For one, you are not obligated to work for him and two, even if you worked for him you still recieved a salary. Farmers of old were obligated to relinquish their harvest because the lord declared the ownership of the land. The farmers could only eat the minimum necessary to keep farming.
Of course paying taxes then and paying taxes now is very different, but i still find funny the comparison between the nobility and the bourgeoisie, when It should be between the nobility and the state.
@@oggolbat7932
I didn't say that capitalists were equivalent to nobles, I said corporate mercantilism is functionally equivalent to nobles, in that they have a relationship with the State of mutual empowerment as the Ruling Class to the exploitation of the Working Class.
Capitalism, by definition, is the control of the means of production outside the State/Ruling Class dynamic. are there semantic differences between classical mercantilism and modern corporate mercantilism? Yeah.... But does it really change anything? Not really.
@@ixelhaine Feudalism and capitalism are VERY different things, you can't just say that it doesn't change anything.
Firstly, capitalism allows the collective owning of means of production. You can perfectly make a business in equal parts and divide the benefits equally between all the workers. It just doesn't happen because is very difficult to convince 30 people to go all or nothing in a business that they have to spend their money and time on, and success is not guaranteed.
Secondly, feudalism doesn't allow peasants to ascend in the social hierarchy, it didn't matter how strong, intelligent, or expert in its craft a farmer was, it could never stop being a peasant. But in capitalism you can ascend in the social hierarchy, as well as descend if you don't manage well your money or you're simply unlucky.
Of course capitalism isn't perfect, but is a great improvement from feudalism.
@@oggolbat7932
Yeah, that's EXACTLY why I said that they were different.
Why are you agreeing with me in such an argumentative tone?
If you ever have time it would be cool to see Simon from Gurren Lagann as a pc. I predict that it would be fighter (Rune knight) + artificer (Armorer). Of course if you want to bring mecha into dnd that would work with almost any mecha
Also every DM I know worth their screen houserules that archery is, like IRL, equal parts DEX AND STR.
you left out the best part of this multiclass. with riposte you apply sneak attack because it's once per turn not round
Build request: Sadako Yamamura from the ring
I toyed with the idea of a druid ranger Robin Hood
Who else wants him to make Ratchet and Clank? I want to build the RYNO V in D&D, even if I have to multiclass Bard!
Hmm
Tabaxi or halfling?
Definitely some combo of
Bard/artificer
I think Tulok would go Wizard because what is a gun if just a spell with components and recharge times. Following that logic I think the RYNO would be Meteor Swarm
@@bodenking So Bladesinger?
Excellent work sir.
Is there already a best swordsman video? Because that would be hype
Interesting build
Not how I thought it would go
Stan Lee, the creator of Marvel Comics, was inspired by Robin Hood as a boy!