@@thomaskalland9276 Idk my inner power gamer revels in that quote . Anyone can pick the best imperical strategy, only a true power gamer can pick the best imperical strategy for killing a guy with a kazoo
I often make a point of using my power gaming choices as a steppping stone for roleplaying, like my two newest characters, a Wood Elf Scout/Shadow Monk/Gloom Stalker who’s spent most of her life in darkness learning different assassination techniques. The only thing she wants is to feel loved but her Charisma is absolute garbage so she’s incredibly socially awkward except for the odd Deception and Intimidation check, and my Zendikar Vampire Eldritch Knight/Raven Queen Warlock that generally fulfills all the vampiric stereotypes: aristocratic upbringing, high charisma and intelligence, great superior abilities, etc. Her Wisdom is complete horse shit, however, so whilst her senses are razor sharp and she is adept at reading others, she has a general lack of self control when it comes to most carnal pleasures, so she often loses herself to different attractive people regardless of race or gender, not caring much for consequences as long as she gets the enjoyment she wants. She’s not a bad person by any stretch of the imagination, she just has no discipline and so has been called the Vixen of Lust and Gluttony.
I’m just imagining the stunning strike on the big bad then the furry of blows so it’s: Bad: That was weak Player: That’s because I didn’t put my back into it!
I'd imagine it would end up a lot like this one, just with better con and more levels into monk. Human Variant: Charger Feat so you can push enemies away from your allies, or just slide in with the extra damage for Red Gun Turret. The other option is Sentinel to further punish the enemy for targeting anyone that isn't you. I'd do drunken master for the monk subclass, not that Kirishima is an alcoholic, but your hardened skin lets you retreat safely after delivering on some punches, Leap to Your Feet to run back in to protect people after Rappa knocks you down, and drunkard's luck lets you put Fat Gum's training to use. Go gutsy and don't fear disadvantage! For Barbarian I'd say Ancestral Guardian. You never hit 10 levels of Barbarian with this so you can ignore the spiritual stuff and go straight for the flavor of forcing enemies to focus you with your Unbreakable form. Spirit Shield can be have its range cut to 10 feet and made a movement ability so you're dashing in the way to protect people rather than invoking some ancestor nonsense. Reckless attack is fun flavor, as well with Drunkard's Luck you can take a situation where you'd normally break even (having both advantage and disadvantage) and gain advantage instead by cancelling the disadvantage out.
I thought it was a cool idea and a good use of the time I frankly have too much of right now so I tried to make him. I tried to make him as tanky as possible and ended up making him a 17th Level Monk Way of the Open Hand and 3rd Level Totem Warrior Barbarian with the Bear Totem. Thanks to a caped constitution and the Tough feat he had about 245 hp when I rolled the health
@@patrickwells8364 You could go unarmed, but unfortunately you wouldn't be able to smite with your unarmed strikes if you're playing RAW. Though that would be extremely cool.
Ironically, think Long Death Monk also works. Besides the kinda evilly later stuff, you can reflavor the Temp HP as All For One giving him more anime muscle padding.
One For All, not All For One. But yeah, it checks out. Most DMs, as far as I've seen, are pretty okay with reflavoring moves so there's no reason this shouldn't work.
@@bluestar2059 Shit, couldve sworn I doubled checked I put One for All. Why did the author make the good guy powers sound so similar to the bad guy powers!?
@@jakestavinsky3480 There's a lore reason for it, but in reality it was probably just laziness or something. "How do I show how bad the villain is? I'll give them a power with the reversed name of the hero's power!" But I may be giving the author too little credit there.
Also if you stick around in Long Death enough, you get that cool "I will survive with 1 hp!" thing, and it works really good as a "Last Embers of OfA" sorta thing.
@@bluestar2059 You are giving the author too little credit, his quirk's name and his name is All For One because he steals quirks for himself, all of the quirks, for one man, as opposed to one quirk for all of the people like One for All. You have to look at the concept of the character and the quirks creation. A man with a Quirk that could steal other Quirks and give them away forcibly gave his seemingly Quirkless younger brother a Quirk that allowed him to stockpile power within his body. However, unknown to either of them, the younger brother already had a Quirk with no other power than that it could be transferred to another person. The Transferance Quirk and the power stockpiling Quirk merged into one and from then on became One For All. The younger brother somehow discovered this. He had a strong sense of justice and he tried to defeat All For One, but given the huge difference in their strength, the younger brother failed. The younger brother decided to entrust the Quirk to future generations of Heroes, hoping that they would cultivate One For All and one day put a stop to All For One. You have this one man who wants all of the power, and all of the quirks for himself, his name embodying that ideal, All For One. Then, you have this One person who fights for truth, justice, freedom, and to protect others, to oppose All For One, believing that there should be quirks for all the people, not just for All For One to horde, that All For One has no right to steal everyone's quirks, this person fights on the behalf of everyone, this person is someone that the people can rely on, put there trust in, be a complete pillar of justice and hope, a hero, not just a hero, but the hero, the number one hero, the user of All For One. This can also be taken from The famous quote by The Three Musketeers "All for one and one for all”, which can be broken down into two parts. For the Musketeers it meant that every individual acts for the benefit of the group, and the group should act for the benefit of every individual and also means that nobody is left behind. If one person is facing problems, then it’s a problem for the whole community. However, in the case of My Hero, the author played off of that and its constant emergence through history where individuals, families, and communities join together in the face of a common enemy or disaster, or when they have fought against each other, this case being Heroes VS Villains, the ultimate hero and villain being the users of All For One and One For All, separating the two phrases by making the Quirk abilities and names embody it's base meaning, while holding onto its culture meaning throughout the entire plot . Kohei Horikoshi does not just throw out a character name to someone important without adding some type of meaning to it, he gave all of Class 1-A, the Villains, and etc. all names that reflect to their quirks and personalities. Heck, he even managed to break Ochaco's original character design into 3 characters being Mt.Lady, Ochaco, and Yui Kodai(from class 1-B).
Now I'm curious to see if you can do an Aizawa build. Some sort of monk multiclass that specializes in immobilizing and beating down opponents, with the power to stop enemy abilities at range.
howlingarmadillo Shadow Monk works nicely here. Silence to shut down spellcasters, darkness spell to shut down ranged people, and free bonus action teleport while in dim/dark lighting. Shadow Monk is a great anti-mage.
Anthony Norman who needs counterspell when you can stunning strike and try to force a con save 4 times in a round on a squishy Caster. If they fail one, you basically get to take another turn.
Dead Humorous or even mercenary veteran since hero’s are just government regulated bounty hunters. They’re not cops I’m sure excessive force is used frequently. And his existence dramatically lowered crime and if that’s not intimidating I don’t know what is.
I don't think it fits. Sure, he was hiding an injured form in the last few years of his career, but that was a recent change for him. Although he did let on that he was born with that quirk. I think Folk Hero understates him since he's an international hero in universe and has been for decades.
One little thing to add, so you could get an extra Smash-like ability: You are actually able to replace your Elemental Disciplines, even "Elemental Attunement" . Swap that one at 6th Level with "Rush of the Gale Spirits" and get yourself the "Gust of Wind"-Spell for that sweet sweet Texas Smash.
Kalashstar’s psychic link isn’t too hard to flavour into fitting in. Just say that whenever he’s talking to someone mentally it’s flavoured into the person remembering one of his heroic monologues of advice
I think that another Monk option that would've been able to work just as well would've been Way of the Open Hand since the Open Hand technique could still work as some powerful smashes not to mention QUivering Palm could work as your United States of Smash
I really like this Monk/Barbarian version, especially with the 4 elements spells flavoured as his sheer power blowing everyone away. My attempt was a Mark of Sentinel Human, 12 Way of the Long Death Monk /8 Oath of Heroism Paladin. I feel like it gives him plenty of ways to help and defend the party, as well as that shit-your-pants presence he instills on his enemies, and allows him to keep fighting past his limits to *GO BEYOND!!! PLUS ULTRA!!!*
I thought it was going to be an Open Hand Monk with a Ancients Paladin to allow All Might to tank any magic, just choose not to die sometimes, and provide Aura of Courage while being Charismatic.
I’ll have to disagree with your stat priority, here’s my list: Str:15 Cha:14 Dex:13 Wis:12 Con:10 Int:8 All Might’s charisma is so high that a good portion of the population think it’s his highest stat and while All Might’s not dumb, his grades as a student and decision making skills are subpar.
Constitution representing the ability to take a hit, shrug off illness, and maintain performance over time makes it a tricky stat to apply to a Shazaam-type background. It may make more sense to flavortext a werebeast change to represent the change in stats.
I was expecting a pure Open Hand monk for the final subclass ability. This was a pleasant surprise though. That final ASI could also be used for a feat that increases wis like observant. May not be most in character but that's better than having odd numbers
Not sure I'd go for Barbarian myself on the Major, I'd probably trade it out for Wizard. There's an entire category of "Transmutation" spells, so I think I'd aim to grab a few of those. And Armstrong isn't a fighter in the same sense as All Might. All Might is about power, brute force. Armstrong's a boxer, you can see in the way he fights. Barbarian doesn't feel right, at least to me.
I was debating on how to properly incorporation his transmutation with magic but thought it would be too hard to balance the stats, its a work in progress character idea
@@bluestar2059 Your comment did help, I am still really new to D&D but I love figuring out what kind of characters I can create and what combines classes can work.
This is different from my version of the Symbol of Peace, biggest differences being not takeing magic Initiate warlock for Hex and not using paladin levels to make the punches more powerful and smiteful. But I like this version and plan to use some of it to tweak my own All Might Build.
I just finished binge watching this series. I enjoyed all the puns you put in it. Another great video. Now, time to do Arnold Schwarzenegger's 1984 Conan the Barbarian movie version. 😉
I was looking up All might or Midoriya build for DnD 5e a day ago to no avail. Tulok heard my prayers and was like im gonna pass one for all to you all. Now i cant wait to USOS the BBEG eventually in my upcoming playthroughs
NOTE: By raw, you can pick what unarmored defense you get, and also negative con does not apply to starting hp. It might to rolling later, I do not know, but in DnD, negatives tend to not reduce you below the max. Though, for all I know, that might just be a super common house rule.
"Barbarians are like Sailor Scouts, but if magical girls could turn into hulking monsters that can bend steel with their bare hands." MY NEXT CHARACTER, RIGHT HERE!
I do believe in the FAQ/Errata for the PHB it was clarified that if you have multiple types of Unarmored Defense you can choose which one takes effect, though you can't benefit from more than one. I might be crazy though, I haven't read those in a while.
BALDUR’S GATE SMAAAAAASSSSSHHHHHH!!! Also if you’re going for overall theme not perfect accuracy the Hero Pally would fit well. I mean come on, Mighty Deed? Perfect.
Percy would be relatively straight forward. It's just one or two oddities that are the problem. Percy can talk to horses and sea life, so maybe something in druid for that. Controlling water and shaking the ground are probably spells of some kind. Not sure for the Curse of Achilles, nothing springs to mind about it. Nothing else leaps out that he needs. It'd be a pretty straight forward build if he could find the classes that let Percy's demigod powers work. Although he could do what he did here and aim for a weakness: Percy's ADHD and Dyslexia. Probably just translates into low a Intelligence Score, but there might be ways to emphasise it.
@@angelramirez936 There's actually a "Divine Soul" subclass for Sorcerer (according to DNDBeyond). Having a look at it, there's some neat stuff there. Favoured By The Gods: "If you fail a saving throw or miss with an attack roll, you can roll 2d4 and add it to the total, possibly changing the outcome." This is a nice way to stay in the fight, overcoming bad rolls. Empowered Healing: "Whenever you or an ally within 5 feet of you rolls dice to determine the number of hit points a spell restores, you can spend 1 sorcery point to reroll any number of those dice once, provided you aren’t incapacitated." Percy can heal himself, so it's not an entirely out of character choice. The added benefit of it working for nearby allies is a nice side effect. Otherworldly Wings : "Starting at 14th level, you can use a bonus action to manifest a pair of spectral wings from your back. While the wings are present, you have a flying speed of 30 feet." This is the one I'm not sure of. If I was building Percy I'd pick up Animal Handling or the like, see if I can't get my DM to give me a Pegasus. Not sure what I'd use wings for. And it's a bit out of character. Unearthly Recovery : "At 18th level, you gain the ability to overcome grievous injuries. As a bonus action when you have fewer than half of your hit points remaining, you can regain a number of hit points equal to half your hit point maximum." Here's something that really feels in character: Percy's ability to just keep going. Problem is, as noted, this the capstone of this subclass. So you're not getting as much out of Fighter (which is what I'd pick up for the sword skills). There's good stuff here, but it might be a bit more magic heavy than someone playing Percy Jackson would expect.
I played a character loosely based on All Might last year. Ended up going Barbarian/Rogue (Ancestral Guardian/Scout), because of the way Sneak Attack and Reckless Attack work together (ended up fighting with a rapier and shield) + Cunning Action to dash with my bonus action each turn. Incredible mobility and massive damage, but only one attack per turn. Amazing physical saves, and garbage mental ones. Story was that he was the last of a tribe of ancestor-worshiping nomads, and getting on in years. He had to find an heir to his legacy so that someone would honor his people after he was gone. Mostly just punted people into the stratosphere and played team mom.
Whelp, while not guaranteed, the chance to play this character in a lvl 20 starting campaign might present itself to me, thus, one question remains - how to fight the evil, evil odd numbers? Well, that's why some feats come with a +1 to a stat, so a +1 str or wis feat would give us our victory! But which one... Wis feats: 1 - Animal Handler - 1 wis and Animal Handling expertise - Unique ability sorta fits with being loved by all? 2 - Chef - while completely unfitting thematically, it does give 1 wis, and also, we haven't seen him not cook! 3 - Empathic - 1 wis and Insight prof plus a non-lore harmful or friendly ability that's generally good. 4 - Perceptive - 1 wis and Perception prof, plus even more perceptiveness. Is he that perceptive though? 5 - Observant - Again, is he this perceptive, and does he lip read? Still, 1 wis and non-lore crushing abilities. 6 - Medic - Don't heroes study medicine? +1 wis and medicine prof, in the form of some first aid knowledge makes sense. 7 - Survivalist - 1 wis and Survival proficiency, though I guess the alarm spell might be a bit off lore-wise. 8 - Tracker - Yeah, this one just doesn't make any thematic sense. Why are there so many Wis feats, btw? Str feats: 1 - Athlete - 1 str and a few extra boosts(climbing boost wasted) including sorta improved jumps. 2 - Brawny - 1 str and expertise in athletics, and you can carry more on top of your already boosted capacity. 3 - Crusher - 1 str and you push back foes with powerful punches. 2nd effect with advantage is wasted though. 4 - Tavern Brawler - Technically useless, but instead of 1 str you can still just take this anyway since it gives exactly that. 5 - Weapon Master - As useless as Tavern Brawler, but it's still a single 1 str which you'd get from your ability improvement anyway, so~ Omni-choice feats: 1 - Human Determination - 1 wis or 1 str and a unique ability you can use per short rest. Fits character theme too. 2 - Practice Expert - 1 wis or str and 1 skill or tool prof + expertise for any skill or prof of your choice. That said, the Mobile and Inpsiring Leader feats also fit him so well, despite some of the former's effects overlapping with class skills, while the latter has only 1 char mod to scale off of. Still, taking even just one of these means not capping either Wis or Str, sadly. Ah, a ready made character yet still so much to choose - the conundrum. That all said, thanks for the grand show with this video, Mate, much like with all of your others, captivating till the end ;D
I just can't wait to see if Tulok can create the villain All For One, can't have the number one hero without the number one villain that gives him a difficult time right
I want this build and I really hope you eventually do a deku build. Hes more dex based (especially since adopting shoot style) and has slightly different moveset, and instead of that low stamina you can figure out if theres a way to hurt yourself to do more damage. I'm kinda just hopeing you eventually do more BNHA in general I know you have so many builds to make from so many shows and games already but I loved seeing how you made all the jedi/ keyblade wielders different and am interested in seeing more simpler but fifty builds. Sorry I know this comment was all over the place, I just get so.excited when you make things I'm passionate about
If your table allows it a multiclass monk/order of the immortal mystic build can work well for this too. Monk gives you flurry of blows and the mystics knockback ability works really well as a high powered smash capable of knocking an opponent up to 70 feet away.
Wanna make All Might in his Prime? Well you're in luck because I am here! I'd say All Might is massive enough to be a Goliath but you can stay as a V. Human if you want. For class levels you want 14 levels of Valor Bard to get Tensers Transformation, then multiclass into Rune Knight for Unarmed Fighting and Giants Might to get big and strong. Lastly we need 3 levels of Glory Paladin for SMITES. With Tensors, Hill Rune, Giants Might and Smite you have • Advantage on all attacks • Extra 2d12+1d6+5d8 damage per hit • Resistance to all weapon damage • A massive hit point pool • Bardic Inspiration for literally anything • And proficiency in 4 saving throws Now THAT is what I call power
I imagine using the Gith for you Predator race as a start. Sure they don't look anything alike but there both aliens from other worlds/planes of existence. Next Ranger as your class so you can track and kill your targets like a beast. Now unless you want Rick & Morty content your Predator is going to lacking all that cool tech he has. But fortunately Rangers have magic spells and feats they can use which if you make the right choices can fill the gap left by you lack space tech.
Actually I made one like that except it's Rengar from lol, it's a Bugbear Assassin with magic initiate, grabbing guidance, Druid craft and jump. Then for the predator part just use a net to capture your prey! :)
I would argue to maybe include some Oath of Devotion Paladin in there, since the OoD Pallys live by that superhero mantra of "protect the weak and innocent from the wicked" and you can get those sweet divine smites for some sweet finishing smashes.
Since it's worse, you could ask your DM to flavor it that, ironically, you use your Barb UD when in All Might's weakened form, and Monk UD in your Strong form.
I love your videos. I know you probably hear this all the time and there is a perfectly good reason not to, that I, in my ignorance, do not see yet, but it would be pretty rad to have the Stats/HP/AC somewhere in the video so we can see their progression as well.
It's fine that you believe he's a bad teacher, that's a part of his character haha Great hero, good symbol, but he's not exactly a trained teacher. He admits to this quite often
It's worth mentioning that if attempting this build in practice, it is possible to swap out elemental attunement for something like Rush of the Gale Spirits once you hit 6th level monk.
As for your Freddie Kruger comment, due to the previous users Deku was able to break free of Shinso's mind control in the sports arc. That might be a thing.
For the poll, my favorite so far was Constantine who isn't on the list. Before that build (and Deadpool, and Harley Quinn) I couldn't imagine playing a Bard because I couldn't wrap my mind around being an instrumental/singing character (not knocking it, I have fond memories of playing everything in the low brass section of my high school marching band, I just didn't see that as the basis for fighting demons and dragons). Thanks to Constantine, a character that I find delightful in so many terrible ways, I can now see how the Bard can be played less as a lute-slinger and more as a silver tongued deal maker. Word-magic is actually quite interesting when you don't have to invoke High School Musical to make it happen. So thanks for that. I might actually get around to making a Bard/Warlock at some point, literally for the fun of it.
Given how broad Rimuru's skillset gets, a safe place to rest at would be just after the Ifrit fight, since that's when he gets a humanoid form, and even by then he's already got loads of abilities and a handful of immunities (they call them resistances, but he straight up doesn't take damage from the types he "resists").
Just FYI, I'm pretty sure that RAW it doesn't actually matter which version of Unarmored Defense you pick first - any time you get an ability that gives you an alternate way to calculate AC, you simply pick which one you want.
I'm pretty sure the version of unarmored defense you use is the one that gives you the most AC, unless you use a shield, in which you'll use the barbarian's unarmored defense. It's how I would build Ms Fortune from Skullgirls Encore; tabaxi monk with one level of barbarian so you can use Con instead of Wisdom for your AC. She's hard to hit and it makes sense that her Con would be higher than her Wisdom; she survived being cut into pieces and put into a box that was then dropped into the ocean. Speaking of Skullgirls Encore, I would like to see Big Band in D&D.
Shovel knight: using tomb of annihilation's archaeologist background to reflect his treasure hunting ways, rumor is that he's a fish person, so Triton to break the pattern of variant human? Go fighter for that heavy proficientcy & knowing how to use any weapon, even the unconventional nature of a shovel (epic potential as a weapon before the game). go eldritch knight to reflect his slow growing relic collection, even fits that you don't find any relics in the first stage. I'd suggest dump charisma, as he's not known for having many friends, does little small talk in towns, & has a clearly difficult time talking his way out of fights. For shovelry!
Episode 129 of the Fire Emblem stats: Toshinori Yagi. All Might is all about brawling and authority, since he's basically the Superman of UA. In addition, he has a budding talent in reason since United States of Smash is a wind move and he only uses it every now and then. While most of his stats are great, his defenses and HP are not. And with that, I'm finally all caught up.
To get an extra smash go path of the zealot instead of totem warrior, gives you a strong first strike during rages at 3rd level. Also its 14th level ability fits all might perfectly, you will lose the all resistances that come with bear totem.
Before building this you should check with Your GM on their opinion on rage and Ki mixing. The concepts are total opposites of each other. They've known a few GMs who say no to Barbarian Monk Multiclasses or at least using Ki while raging. Just like using magic you need a certain level of focus to use this mystical ability that you threw out the window when you raged.
In Adventurer's League we've been trying to build All Smite, which is basically a Monk/Paladin build, but is terribly DM dependent as both RAW and RAI(rules as written/rules as intended) you need a weapon to add divine smite to attacks.
You only need a weapon for the Improved Divine Smite. Divine Smite says 'Melee weapon attack' which unarmed strikes are considered to be. Jeremy Crawford has waffled back and forth on whether or not you're supposed to be able to smite with a punch. I'd say it works.
1:52 But Will Saves are CHA now in 5e. That's why CHA saves against ghost possession and Banishment. It's also why Paladins, Sorcerers and Warlocks are CHA-casters - they will their magic into being
THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!! I requested this in the last video, and I'm so glad that you made All Might! I know you probably didn't read my comment in the last one, but it's still a strange coincidence!!😂😂😂 Plus Ultra!!!
If a DM allowed homebrew, I'd ask if you could have a spell that was: (Sorry about the wall of text) Once per long rest, Str and Con are set to 28 and Dex is set to 20 for one hour if it is not already. With each singular action the character spends to attack, regardless of the attack being a success, or dash, and every turn you are targeted with 1d8 or higher, regardless of the attack being a successful hit, you must roll a Wisdom Saving throw. This roll performed after the attacks or dash have occurred. Upon a failed throw the spell shortens by 1-20 minutes. If the throw was failed while dashing, the time reduced is always 1 minute. If the throw was failed while the character was attacking, the time is reduced by the highest number on the attacking die used for the previous attack+the number of die used in the attack. (4d6 reduces the spell's time by 10 minutes, 2d12 reduces the spell's time by 14) If the character who is under this spells effects made an attack and the attack missed, the roll is made with advantage. If the character who is under this spells effect was attacked and the attack was a successful hit, the character must roll their wisdom saving throw with disadvantage. A failed wisdom saving throw when targeted by an attack made with 1d8 reduces the spell time by 5 minutes. A failed wisdom saving throw when targeted by an attack made with 1d10 reduces the spell time by 10 minutes. A failed wisdom saving throw when targeted by an attack made with 1d12 reduces the spell time by 15 minutes. Each additional die in a singular attack decreases the spell time further by 1 minute, up to 4 extra minutes. 4d8 will reduce the spell time by 9 minutes, 4d10 will reduce the spell time by 14 minutes, 4d12 will reduce the spell time by 19. Any additional die from a separate set than the initial die does *NOT* decrease the spell time further. The time *CANNOT* be reduced by more than those amounts. When time reaches the final three minutes, the character produces steam and has disadvantage on stealth. The steam produces a quiet hiss. The hiss is loud enough for creatures who don't typically use their eyes, or those who lack eyes, to hear unless they are also deaf. The steam has smell similar to onions, but milder."
"DnD is not about playing the best character but playing your character the best you can" I love that quote
Same. It hurts my inner power gamer, but it makes my inner role player so proud.
*laughs in min/max*
Thomas Kalland
Yep
@@thomaskalland9276 Idk my inner power gamer revels in that quote . Anyone can pick the best imperical strategy, only a true power gamer can pick the best imperical strategy for killing a guy with a kazoo
I often make a point of using my power gaming choices as a steppping stone for roleplaying, like my two newest characters, a Wood Elf Scout/Shadow Monk/Gloom Stalker who’s spent most of her life in darkness learning different assassination techniques. The only thing she wants is to feel loved but her Charisma is absolute garbage so she’s incredibly socially awkward except for the odd Deception and Intimidation check, and my Zendikar Vampire Eldritch Knight/Raven Queen Warlock that generally fulfills all the vampiric stereotypes: aristocratic upbringing, high charisma and intelligence, great superior abilities, etc. Her Wisdom is complete horse shit, however, so whilst her senses are razor sharp and she is adept at reading others, she has a general lack of self control when it comes to most carnal pleasures, so she often loses herself to different attractive people regardless of race or gender, not caring much for consequences as long as she gets the enjoyment she wants. She’s not a bad person by any stretch of the imagination, she just has no discipline and so has been called the Vixen of Lust and Gluttony.
“They call you All Might not All Scrawny”
_Laughs in fractured bones_
Part 9 main jojo confirmed
"You might not have the stomach to keep this up much long" *sigh* that... was brilliant
Its was good.
I’m just imagining the stunning strike on the big bad then the furry of blows so it’s:
Bad: That was weak
Player: That’s because I didn’t put my back into it!
Red Riot.
Please, sir, Red Riot.
I need my Unbreakable cinnamon roll.
Yes!!!! Id love to see my boi Red Riot Unbreakable
For the love of everything YES
I'd imagine it would end up a lot like this one, just with better con and more levels into monk.
Human Variant: Charger Feat so you can push enemies away from your allies, or just slide in with the extra damage for Red Gun Turret. The other option is Sentinel to further punish the enemy for targeting anyone that isn't you.
I'd do drunken master for the monk subclass, not that Kirishima is an alcoholic, but your hardened skin lets you retreat safely after delivering on some punches, Leap to Your Feet to run back in to protect people after Rappa knocks you down, and drunkard's luck lets you put Fat Gum's training to use. Go gutsy and don't fear disadvantage!
For Barbarian I'd say Ancestral Guardian. You never hit 10 levels of Barbarian with this so you can ignore the spiritual stuff and go straight for the flavor of forcing enemies to focus you with your Unbreakable form. Spirit Shield can be have its range cut to 10 feet and made a movement ability so you're dashing in the way to protect people rather than invoking some ancestor nonsense. Reckless attack is fun flavor, as well with Drunkard's Luck you can take a situation where you'd normally break even (having both advantage and disadvantage) and gain advantage instead by cancelling the disadvantage out.
Yes, all the yes
I thought it was a cool idea and a good use of the time I frankly have too much of right now so I tried to make him. I tried to make him as tanky as possible and ended up making him a 17th Level Monk Way of the Open Hand and 3rd Level Totem Warrior Barbarian with the Bear Totem. Thanks to a caped constitution and the Tough feat he had about 245 hp when I rolled the health
Let's Detroit Smash that like button.
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@@tulokthebarbrarian2033 Hey I know you've done Nightwing and Batman already, but have you considered Red Hood?
Went plus ultra for a united states of smash, also Hulk 2020 approves this message.
@@tulokthebarbrarian2033 don't tempt me, I will. I really will do it!
@@tulokthebarbrarian2033 wait do all for one his nemesis
Just clicked and I’m calling V.Human Paladin of Heroism with Unarmed Fighting Style. At least in part.
Too slow
Haste, baby.
I went with a liberal reimagining and use Slash instead of Smash but there's no reason you can't try unarmed.
All-Smite!
David Tucker That was the direction I was thinking.
@@patrickwells8364 You could go unarmed, but unfortunately you wouldn't be able to smite with your unarmed strikes if you're playing RAW. Though that would be extremely cool.
Start rolling up a replacement character as soon as possible.
HA-
Now I want a Deku~
Never fear for Toluk the Barbrarian is here!
Always
*Barbrarian
Suggesting Samurai Jack, he's easy, his class is in his name. :)
Yeah but his feats and magic weapon paint him as a kensai monk.
@@cryamistellimek9184 True, I didn't think about that.
What’s the Jack class?
It would also solve the low ac issue from lack of armor.
I have had the idea of kenshin as a kensai monk
"Group smashing can be unsafe" ;)
Ironically, think Long Death Monk also works. Besides the kinda evilly later stuff, you can reflavor the Temp HP as All For One giving him more anime muscle padding.
One For All, not All For One.
But yeah, it checks out. Most DMs, as far as I've seen, are pretty okay with reflavoring moves so there's no reason this shouldn't work.
@@bluestar2059 Shit, couldve sworn I doubled checked I put One for All. Why did the author make the good guy powers sound so similar to the bad guy powers!?
@@jakestavinsky3480 There's a lore reason for it, but in reality it was probably just laziness or something.
"How do I show how bad the villain is? I'll give them a power with the reversed name of the hero's power!"
But I may be giving the author too little credit there.
Also if you stick around in Long Death enough, you get that cool "I will survive with 1 hp!" thing, and it works really good as a "Last Embers of OfA" sorta thing.
@@bluestar2059 You are giving the author too little credit, his quirk's name and his name is All For One because he steals quirks for himself, all of the quirks, for one man, as opposed to one quirk for all of the people like One for All. You have to look at the concept of the character and the quirks creation. A man with a Quirk that could steal other Quirks and give them away forcibly gave his seemingly Quirkless younger brother a Quirk that allowed him to stockpile power within his body. However, unknown to either of them, the younger brother already had a Quirk with no other power than that it could be transferred to another person. The Transferance Quirk and the power stockpiling Quirk merged into one and from then on became One For All. The younger brother somehow discovered this. He had a strong sense of justice and he tried to defeat All For One, but given the huge difference in their strength, the younger brother failed. The younger brother decided to entrust the Quirk to future generations of Heroes, hoping that they would cultivate One For All and one day put a stop to All For One. You have this one man who wants all of the power, and all of the quirks for himself, his name embodying that ideal, All For One. Then, you have this One person who fights for truth, justice, freedom, and to protect others, to oppose All For One, believing that there should be quirks for all the people, not just for All For One to horde, that All For One has no right to steal everyone's quirks, this person fights on the behalf of everyone, this person is someone that the people can rely on, put there trust in, be a complete pillar of justice and hope, a hero, not just a hero, but the hero, the number one hero, the user of All For One. This can also be taken from The famous quote by The Three Musketeers "All for one and one for all”, which can be broken down into two parts. For the Musketeers it meant that every individual acts for the benefit of the group, and the group should act for the benefit of every individual and also means that nobody is left behind. If one person is facing problems, then it’s a problem for the whole community. However, in the case of My Hero, the author played off of that and its constant emergence through history where individuals, families, and communities join together in the face of a common enemy or disaster, or when they have fought against each other, this case being Heroes VS Villains, the ultimate hero and villain being the users of All For One and One For All, separating the two phrases by making the Quirk abilities and names embody it's base meaning, while holding onto its culture meaning throughout the entire plot . Kohei Horikoshi does not just throw out a character name to someone important without adding some type of meaning to it, he gave all of Class 1-A, the Villains, and etc. all names that reflect to their quirks and personalities. Heck, he even managed to break Ochaco's original character design into 3 characters being Mt.Lady, Ochaco, and Yui Kodai(from class 1-B).
Me: Opens RUclips.
Tulok: _You don't need to worry. Because I'm here!_
Me: :-D
Soccer players: get tapped on the chest.
Soccer players: "Half my respiratory organs were destroyed."
* sees the con dump *
* spits drink *
*grabs an All Might figure and points at the hole in his side*
FRIENDS DON'T LET FRIENDS DUMP CON!
No two men are created equally
Tell that to my incredibly ironic wizard I rolled up while I thought of a better character
Now I'm curious to see if you can do an Aizawa build. Some sort of monk multiclass that specializes in immobilizing and beating down opponents, with the power to stop enemy abilities at range.
howlingarmadillo Shadow Monk works nicely here. Silence to shut down spellcasters, darkness spell to shut down ranged people, and free bonus action teleport while in dim/dark lighting. Shadow Monk is a great anti-mage.
Mage Slayer feat?
You mean....A monk with Counterspell?
KILL IT NOW
Take bard long enough to get cutting words and magical secrets counterspell?
Anthony Norman who needs counterspell when you can stunning strike and try to force a con save 4 times in a round on a squishy Caster. If they fail one, you basically get to take another turn.
I would have given All Might the charlatan background to emphasize it
Dead Humorous or even mercenary veteran since hero’s are just government regulated bounty hunters. They’re not cops I’m sure excessive force is used frequently. And his existence dramatically lowered crime and if that’s not intimidating I don’t know what is.
I don't think it fits. Sure, he was hiding an injured form in the last few years of his career, but that was a recent change for him. Although he did let on that he was born with that quirk. I think Folk Hero understates him since he's an international hero in universe and has been for decades.
One little thing to add, so you could get an extra Smash-like ability:
You are actually able to replace your Elemental Disciplines, even "Elemental Attunement" .
Swap that one at 6th Level with "Rush of the Gale Spirits" and get yourself the "Gust of Wind"-Spell for that sweet sweet Texas Smash.
Kalashstar’s psychic link isn’t too hard to flavour into fitting in. Just say that whenever he’s talking to someone mentally it’s flavoured into the person remembering one of his heroic monologues of advice
I think that another Monk option that would've been able to work just as well would've been Way of the Open Hand since the Open Hand technique could still work as some powerful smashes not to mention QUivering Palm could work as your United States of Smash
I'd imagine that would work well, you can always modify the builds
I really like this Monk/Barbarian version, especially with the 4 elements spells flavoured as his sheer power blowing everyone away. My attempt was a Mark of Sentinel Human, 12 Way of the Long Death Monk /8 Oath of Heroism Paladin. I feel like it gives him plenty of ways to help and defend the party, as well as that shit-your-pants presence he instills on his enemies, and allows him to keep fighting past his limits to *GO BEYOND!!! PLUS ULTRA!!!*
I think this is how I would do it.
NEVER FEAR
I AM HERE!
Thanks for letting me know
"MAgical girls that get buff and can bend steel" You know there's an anime for that, right?
Sailor moon obviously
Bro, there's an anime for literally EVERYTHING. What's your point?
How ironic, that I would be reading BNHA just as this video came out! You sure you aren't some kinda wizard Tulok?
It's a multiclass
@@tulokthebarbrarian2033 I heard you have a level in each class.
@@CyberBlastoise I thought he had at least 10 in each
@@CyberBlastoise is he Abserd? I didn't think so
@@thomastakesatollforthedark2231 I'm not saying he is Abserd, but I haven't seen him and Abserd in the same room.
My boy! Awesome build! Keep it coming with all this and can’t wait to see ya next week!
For sure!
I thought it was going to be an Open Hand Monk with a Ancients Paladin to allow All Might to tank any magic, just choose not to die sometimes, and provide Aura of Courage while being Charismatic.
I’ll have to disagree with your stat priority, here’s my list:
Str:15
Cha:14
Dex:13
Wis:12
Con:10
Int:8
All Might’s charisma is so high that a good portion of the population think it’s his highest stat and while All Might’s not dumb, his grades as a student and decision making skills are subpar.
All Might Constitution is fucked beyond belief.
Constitution representing the ability to take a hit, shrug off illness, and maintain performance over time makes it a tricky stat to apply to a Shazaam-type background. It may make more sense to flavortext a werebeast change to represent the change in stats.
Shucks, i was gonna suggest him on today's video. You absolute charming madman!
I try:)
@@tulokthebarbrarian2033 You should try and make a druid from D&D 5th Edition, loved him in the light novels
“Barbarians are like sailor scouts, but if magical girls turned into hulking monsters that can bend steel with their bare hands” fucking amazing
I was expecting a pure Open Hand monk for the final subclass ability. This was a pleasant surprise though. That final ASI could also be used for a feat that increases wis like observant. May not be most in character but that's better than having odd numbers
3:41 funny you mention that there is an anime where Magical girls turn into buff men to fight demons.
name of anime?
@@CastellanMaben I forgot the name but it should be in the Anime America review list of " What am I watching".
@@CastellanMaben might be magical girl ore
@@breadpt2 I think that's it
"Playing D&D isn't about playing the best character, it's about playing your character the best you can."
Wonderful quote there!
Character suggestion: Eddie Riggs, from Brutal Legend.
I was thinking the same thing. I thought maybe college of swords bard so he could use both a guitar and a war axe
I am going to tweak this to make my Armstrong character from Fullmetal Alchemist, I'm thinking open palm instead of an element monk.
Vincent Nicholson you can also take the magic initiate feat to mold earth with that armstrong family alchemy
Not sure I'd go for Barbarian myself on the Major, I'd probably trade it out for Wizard. There's an entire category of "Transmutation" spells, so I think I'd aim to grab a few of those.
And Armstrong isn't a fighter in the same sense as All Might. All Might is about power, brute force. Armstrong's a boxer, you can see in the way he fights. Barbarian doesn't feel right, at least to me.
I was debating on how to properly incorporation his transmutation with magic but thought it would be too hard to balance the stats, its a work in progress character idea
@@vincentnicholson2711 Well, here's hoping it works out for you. Hopefully my comment helped, or at least gave you something to think about
@@bluestar2059 Your comment did help, I am still really new to D&D but I love figuring out what kind of characters I can create and what combines classes can work.
This is different from my version of the Symbol of Peace, biggest differences being not takeing magic Initiate warlock for Hex and not using paladin levels to make the punches more powerful and smiteful. But I like this version and plan to use some of it to tweak my own All Might Build.
"Hope has arrived! BECAUSE TULOK THE BARBARIAN IS HERE!!!"
I just finished binge watching this series. I enjoyed all the puns you put in it. Another great video. Now, time to do Arnold Schwarzenegger's 1984 Conan the Barbarian movie version. 😉
Thanks Tulok! Can’t wait to see who’s next. I know the Steven Universe and Samurai Jack builds will take a while, but I can wait.
I was looking up All might or Midoriya build for DnD 5e a day ago to no avail. Tulok heard my prayers and was like im gonna pass one for all to you all. Now i cant wait to USOS the BBEG eventually in my upcoming playthroughs
NOTE: By raw, you can pick what unarmored defense you get, and also negative con does not apply to starting hp. It might to rolling later, I do not know, but in DnD, negatives tend to not reduce you below the max. Though, for all I know, that might just be a super common house rule.
YESSSSS, FINALLY
We have been Summoned
You two...
This... this does not bode well...
@@totalcoward just you wait till he builds me
@@phantafalconpunch I'm saying an Illithid, warlock of the chain.
This is awesome. While you’re thinking about My Hero, I would love a Tokoyami build
"Barbarians are like Sailor Scouts, but if magical girls could turn into hulking monsters that can bend steel with their bare hands." MY NEXT CHARACTER, RIGHT HERE!
Every video until Tulok builds Turok. Not giving up
Yes!! I’ve been looking forward to this!! Thank you!
You're welcome!
I do believe in the FAQ/Errata for the PHB it was clarified that if you have multiple types of Unarmored Defense you can choose which one takes effect, though you can't benefit from more than one.
I might be crazy though, I haven't read those in a while.
My Hero Academia is my favorite anime, but there's another favorite of mine I think needs a build. My favorite news caster. Anderson Cooper in DnD!
No news casters, only spell casters
@@tulokthebarbrarian2033 I'm pretty sure Anderson Cooper knows how to spell
I’d say he’s a better coach/trainer than a teacher, but he does do his best, and that on its own makes him a decent teacher in my book.
BALDUR’S GATE SMAAAAAASSSSSHHHHHH!!!
Also if you’re going for overall theme not perfect accuracy the Hero Pally would fit well. I mean come on, Mighty Deed? Perfect.
TEN TOWNS OF SMAAAAAAASH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Can you do a Percy Jackson build
Percy would be relatively straight forward. It's just one or two oddities that are the problem.
Percy can talk to horses and sea life, so maybe something in druid for that.
Controlling water and shaking the ground are probably spells of some kind.
Not sure for the Curse of Achilles, nothing springs to mind about it.
Nothing else leaps out that he needs. It'd be a pretty straight forward build if he could find the classes that let Percy's demigod powers work. Although he could do what he did here and aim for a weakness: Percy's ADHD and Dyslexia. Probably just translates into low a Intelligence Score, but there might be ways to emphasise it.
@@bluestar2059 kinda feel like sorcerer would need to go in there somewhere given the godly lineage lel
@@angelramirez936 There's actually a "Divine Soul" subclass for Sorcerer (according to DNDBeyond). Having a look at it, there's some neat stuff there.
Favoured By The Gods: "If you fail a saving throw or miss with an attack roll, you can roll 2d4 and add it to the total, possibly changing the outcome." This is a nice way to stay in the fight, overcoming bad rolls.
Empowered Healing: "Whenever you or an ally within 5 feet of you rolls dice to determine the number of hit points a spell restores, you can spend 1 sorcery point to reroll any number of those dice once, provided you aren’t incapacitated." Percy can heal himself, so it's not an entirely out of character choice. The added benefit of it working for nearby allies is a nice side effect.
Otherworldly Wings
: "Starting at 14th level, you can use a bonus action to manifest a pair of spectral wings from your back. While the wings are present, you have a flying speed of 30 feet." This is the one I'm not sure of. If I was building Percy I'd pick up Animal Handling or the like, see if I can't get my DM to give me a Pegasus. Not sure what I'd use wings for. And it's a bit out of character.
Unearthly Recovery
: "At 18th level, you gain the ability to overcome grievous injuries. As a bonus action when you have fewer than half of your hit points remaining, you can regain a number of hit points equal to half your hit point maximum." Here's something that really feels in character: Percy's ability to just keep going. Problem is, as noted, this the capstone of this subclass. So you're not getting as much out of Fighter (which is what I'd pick up for the sword skills).
There's good stuff here, but it might be a bit more magic heavy than someone playing Percy Jackson would expect.
Triton Sorcadin, probably. Use a longsword and go sea sorcerer, paladin for black jack the Pegasus.
Demigods are just divine sorcerers multiclassed into fighters or paladins depending on if they like their godly parent or nah
If you're the type to have full sheets for important NPCs, this is an awesome build.
I played a character loosely based on All Might last year. Ended up going Barbarian/Rogue (Ancestral Guardian/Scout), because of the way Sneak Attack and Reckless Attack work together (ended up fighting with a rapier and shield) + Cunning Action to dash with my bonus action each turn. Incredible mobility and massive damage, but only one attack per turn. Amazing physical saves, and garbage mental ones. Story was that he was the last of a tribe of ancestor-worshiping nomads, and getting on in years. He had to find an heir to his legacy so that someone would honor his people after he was gone. Mostly just punted people into the stratosphere and played team mom.
Whelp, while not guaranteed, the chance to play this character in a lvl 20 starting campaign might present itself to me, thus, one question remains - how to fight the evil, evil odd numbers? Well, that's why some feats come with a +1 to a stat, so a +1 str or wis feat would give us our victory! But which one...
Wis feats:
1 - Animal Handler - 1 wis and Animal Handling expertise - Unique ability sorta fits with being loved by all?
2 - Chef - while completely unfitting thematically, it does give 1 wis, and also, we haven't seen him not cook!
3 - Empathic - 1 wis and Insight prof plus a non-lore harmful or friendly ability that's generally good.
4 - Perceptive - 1 wis and Perception prof, plus even more perceptiveness. Is he that perceptive though?
5 - Observant - Again, is he this perceptive, and does he lip read? Still, 1 wis and non-lore crushing abilities.
6 - Medic - Don't heroes study medicine? +1 wis and medicine prof, in the form of some first aid knowledge makes sense.
7 - Survivalist - 1 wis and Survival proficiency, though I guess the alarm spell might be a bit off lore-wise.
8 - Tracker - Yeah, this one just doesn't make any thematic sense. Why are there so many Wis feats, btw?
Str feats:
1 - Athlete - 1 str and a few extra boosts(climbing boost wasted) including sorta improved jumps.
2 - Brawny - 1 str and expertise in athletics, and you can carry more on top of your already boosted capacity.
3 - Crusher - 1 str and you push back foes with powerful punches. 2nd effect with advantage is wasted though.
4 - Tavern Brawler - Technically useless, but instead of 1 str you can still just take this anyway since it gives exactly that.
5 - Weapon Master - As useless as Tavern Brawler, but it's still a single 1 str which you'd get from your ability improvement anyway, so~
Omni-choice feats:
1 - Human Determination - 1 wis or 1 str and a unique ability you can use per short rest. Fits character theme too.
2 - Practice Expert - 1 wis or str and 1 skill or tool prof + expertise for any skill or prof of your choice.
That said, the Mobile and Inpsiring Leader feats also fit him so well, despite some of the former's effects overlapping with class skills, while the latter has only 1 char mod to scale off of. Still, taking even just one of these means not capping either Wis or Str, sadly.
Ah, a ready made character yet still so much to choose - the conundrum. That all said, thanks for the grand show with this video, Mate, much like with all of your others, captivating till the end ;D
I just can't wait to see if Tulok can create the villain All For One, can't have the number one hero without the number one villain that gives him a difficult time right
I want this build and I really hope you eventually do a deku build.
Hes more dex based (especially since adopting shoot style) and has slightly different moveset, and instead of that low stamina you can figure out if theres a way to hurt yourself to do more damage.
I'm kinda just hopeing you eventually do more BNHA in general
I know you have so many builds to make from so many shows and games already but I loved seeing how you made all the jedi/ keyblade wielders different and am interested in seeing more simpler but fifty builds.
Sorry I know this comment was all over the place, I just get so.excited when you make things I'm passionate about
If your table allows it a multiclass monk/order of the immortal mystic build can work well for this too. Monk gives you flurry of blows and the mystics knockback ability works really well as a high powered smash capable of knocking an opponent up to 70 feet away.
I went Golith with this... i can now REALLY lift, as i already had double lifting... so now i can lift even more.
SMASH.
The Inspiring leader feat could be used to great effect in this build
Or if he went with Paladin, the protect fighting style
True
@@eriew710 plus the Aura of protection is pretty good
Can we get a Jareth the goblin king build from Labyrinth.
Glamour bard with a dash of Enchantment wizard? 🤔
*HE IS HERE* 💪✨😁✨✌️
Wanna make All Might in his Prime? Well you're in luck because I am here!
I'd say All Might is massive enough to be a Goliath but you can stay as a V. Human if you want.
For class levels you want 14 levels of Valor Bard to get Tensers Transformation, then multiclass into Rune Knight for Unarmed Fighting and Giants Might to get big and strong.
Lastly we need 3 levels of Glory Paladin for SMITES.
With Tensors, Hill Rune, Giants Might and Smite you have
• Advantage on all attacks
• Extra 2d12+1d6+5d8 damage per hit
• Resistance to all weapon damage
• A massive hit point pool
• Bardic Inspiration for literally anything
• And proficiency in 4 saving throws
Now THAT is what I call power
I AM HERE! COMING THROUGH THE DOOR LIKE A HERO!
Have no fear tulok is here!
I would love to see star butterfly as a character, she would make alot of sense as a wild magic sorcerer.
I would love to see The Predator, that would be amazing
I imagine using the Gith for you Predator race as a start. Sure they don't look anything alike but there both aliens from other worlds/planes of existence. Next Ranger as your class so you can track and kill your targets like a beast. Now unless you want Rick & Morty content your Predator is going to lacking all that cool tech he has. But fortunately Rangers have magic spells and feats they can use which if you make the right choices can fill the gap left by you lack space tech.
Actually I made one like that except it's Rengar from lol, it's a Bugbear Assassin with magic initiate, grabbing guidance, Druid craft and jump. Then for the predator part just use a net to capture your prey! :)
Lizardfolk or Dragonborn id say. Make him a ranger and Artificer
I would argue to maybe include some Oath of Devotion Paladin in there, since the OoD Pallys live by that superhero mantra of "protect the weak and innocent from the wicked" and you can get those sweet divine smites for some sweet finishing smashes.
Since it's worse, you could ask your DM to flavor it that, ironically, you use your Barb UD when in All Might's weakened form, and Monk UD in your Strong form.
I love your videos. I know you probably hear this all the time and there is a perfectly good reason not to, that I, in my ignorance, do not see yet, but it would be pretty rad to have the Stats/HP/AC somewhere in the video so we can see their progression as well.
It's fine that you believe he's a bad teacher, that's a part of his character haha
Great hero, good symbol, but he's not exactly a trained teacher. He admits to this quite often
thanks Tulok, I was trying to do the All might but I wasn’t getting it, so I thought if anyone was going to get it it would be you
It's worth mentioning that if attempting this build in practice, it is possible to swap out elemental attunement for something like Rush of the Gale Spirits once you hit 6th level monk.
As for your Freddie Kruger comment, due to the previous users Deku was able to break free of Shinso's mind control in the sports arc. That might be a thing.
For the poll, my favorite so far was Constantine who isn't on the list. Before that build (and Deadpool, and Harley Quinn) I couldn't imagine playing a Bard because I couldn't wrap my mind around being an instrumental/singing character (not knocking it, I have fond memories of playing everything in the low brass section of my high school marching band, I just didn't see that as the basis for fighting demons and dragons). Thanks to Constantine, a character that I find delightful in so many terrible ways, I can now see how the Bard can be played less as a lute-slinger and more as a silver tongued deal maker. Word-magic is actually quite interesting when you don't have to invoke High School Musical to make it happen. So thanks for that. I might actually get around to making a Bard/Warlock at some point, literally for the fun of it.
Can you do rimuru tempest from “that time I got reincarnated as a slime”
Seconded. Changeling sorcerer, maybe?
Given how broad Rimuru's skillset gets, a safe place to rest at would be just after the Ifrit fight, since that's when he gets a humanoid form, and even by then he's already got loads of abilities and a handful of immunities (they call them resistances, but he straight up doesn't take damage from the types he "resists").
Just FYI, I'm pretty sure that RAW it doesn't actually matter which version of Unarmored Defense you pick first - any time you get an ability that gives you an alternate way to calculate AC, you simply pick which one you want.
I'm pretty sure the version of unarmored defense you use is the one that gives you the most AC, unless you use a shield, in which you'll use the barbarian's unarmored defense.
It's how I would build Ms Fortune from Skullgirls Encore; tabaxi monk with one level of barbarian so you can use Con instead of Wisdom for your AC. She's hard to hit and it makes sense that her Con would be higher than her Wisdom; she survived being cut into pieces and put into a box that was then dropped into the ocean.
Speaking of Skullgirls Encore, I would like to see Big Band in D&D.
Shovel knight:
using tomb of annihilation's archaeologist background to reflect his treasure hunting ways, rumor is that he's a fish person, so Triton to break the pattern of variant human?
Go fighter for that heavy proficientcy & knowing how to use any weapon, even the unconventional nature of a shovel (epic potential as a weapon before the game).
go eldritch knight to reflect his slow growing relic collection, even fits that you don't find any relics in the first stage.
I'd suggest dump charisma, as he's not known for having many friends, does little small talk in towns, & has a clearly difficult time talking his way out of fights.
For shovelry!
And Shieldness
YESS! Thank you so much for doing this! I asked for this earlier and I'm so happy
Episode 129 of the Fire Emblem stats: Toshinori Yagi.
All Might is all about brawling and authority, since he's basically the Superman of UA. In addition, he has a budding talent in reason since United States of Smash is a wind move and he only uses it every now and then.
While most of his stats are great, his defenses and HP are not.
And with that, I'm finally all caught up.
The beginning numbers for Charisma and Wisdom should be swapped because of how much more important it is for All Might to be loved by the people.
To get an extra smash go path of the zealot instead of totem warrior, gives you a strong first strike during rages at 3rd level. Also its 14th level ability fits all might perfectly, you will lose the all resistances that come with bear totem.
Before building this you should check with Your GM on their opinion on rage and Ki mixing. The concepts are total opposites of each other. They've known a few GMs who say no to Barbarian Monk Multiclasses or at least using Ki while raging. Just like using magic you need a certain level of focus to use this mystical ability that you threw out the window when you raged.
if that last ability score improvement doesn't do anything major I would recommend the Tough feat. Get a few extra hp in there for your boy
Tulok: Strength based monk = STRONK
Me: *likes video*
This is great! My DnD kids love MHA abd one even wanted to make an All Might. This is perfect.
Loved this episode! Was hoping for this one for a while too. Thought you Might(ve) done the hero paladin but this build has some great theming
In Adventurer's League we've been trying to build All Smite, which is basically a Monk/Paladin build, but is terribly DM dependent as both RAW and RAI(rules as written/rules as intended) you need a weapon to add divine smite to attacks.
You only need a weapon for the Improved Divine Smite. Divine Smite says 'Melee weapon attack' which unarmed strikes are considered to be. Jeremy Crawford has waffled back and forth on whether or not you're supposed to be able to smite with a punch. I'd say it works.
1:52 But Will Saves are CHA now in 5e. That's why CHA saves against ghost possession and Banishment. It's also why Paladins, Sorcerers and Warlocks are CHA-casters - they will their magic into being
Nice. You've really been going Plus Ultra these last few months.
Sword Coast SMMMMMAAAAAAASH!!!!
SALTMARSH SMAAAAAAAASH
Literally today I was thinking of this my god this is very cool
OH MY GOSH I WAS JUST THINKING ABOUT WANTING AN ALL MIGHT BUILD
I might switch int and con. Almight isn’t really known for his good ideas, but that’s just me.
HE IS HERE!!!!
THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!! I requested this in the last video, and I'm so glad that you made All Might! I know you probably didn't read my comment in the last one, but it's still a strange coincidence!!😂😂😂
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If a DM allowed homebrew, I'd ask if you could have a spell that was: (Sorry about the wall of text)
Once per long rest, Str and Con are set to 28 and Dex is set to 20 for one hour if it is not already. With each singular action the character spends to attack, regardless of the attack being a success, or dash, and every turn you are targeted with 1d8 or higher, regardless of the attack being a successful hit, you must roll a Wisdom Saving throw. This roll performed after the attacks or dash have occurred.
Upon a failed throw the spell shortens by 1-20 minutes. If the throw was failed while dashing, the time reduced is always 1 minute. If the throw was failed while the character was attacking, the time is reduced by the highest number on the attacking die used for the previous attack+the number of die used in the attack. (4d6 reduces the spell's time by 10 minutes, 2d12 reduces the spell's time by 14)
If the character who is under this spells effects made an attack and the attack missed, the roll is made with advantage. If the character who is under this spells effect was attacked and the attack was a successful hit, the character must roll their wisdom saving throw with disadvantage. A failed wisdom saving throw when targeted by an attack made with 1d8 reduces the spell time by 5 minutes. A failed wisdom saving throw when targeted by an attack made with 1d10 reduces the spell time by 10 minutes. A failed wisdom saving throw when targeted by an attack made with 1d12 reduces the spell time by 15 minutes.
Each additional die in a singular attack decreases the spell time further by 1 minute, up to 4 extra minutes. 4d8 will reduce the spell time by 9 minutes, 4d10 will reduce the spell time by 14 minutes, 4d12 will reduce the spell time by 19. Any additional die from a separate set than the initial die does *NOT* decrease the spell time further. The time *CANNOT* be reduced by more than those amounts.
When time reaches the final three minutes, the character produces steam and has disadvantage on stealth. The steam produces a quiet hiss. The hiss is loud enough for creatures who don't typically use their eyes, or those who lack eyes, to hear unless they are also deaf. The steam has smell similar to onions, but milder."
Oh my god! I've wanted this build forever!
The only thing regrettable is the lack of Intimidation proficiency. Villains are supposed to shit themselves when they see you.
Ah yes, barbarian monk. Or, as I like to call it, the BONK
You HAVE to do senator armstrong in DnD. man is a legend.