“*&&x%! Not Clayton!” -Tarzan delivering the best line in the first Kingdom Hearts Also, a surprising amount of parallels between Tarzan and the next build (that’s the only hint y’all are getting this time).
Tarzan represents all of us in quarantine. Think about it: he grew his hair out long, never wears proper clothes, and barely speaks English. He also began talking to his pets out of desperation.
I wish WotC kept the UA version of Beast Master, where the beast has its own initiative and actions (so that you don’t need to sacrifice your own action economy to issue commands when talking is a free action), and your beast buddy gets ASIs whenever you do. Really allows the beast buddy to grow like any other character that gains experience instead of being an oversized familiar or a summon that doesn’t need a spell slot.
I don't think Tarzan should have an 8 intelligence. He's clearly good at learning given how quickly he picks up English. Granted, it would probably still be on his lower stats since he has no formal education.
1:00 All your questions are answered in the books. He finds his parent's cabin, and teaches himself to read! From there, he tries to emulate the pictures he sees. He shaves with his father's knife. He rescues a French guy, and learns to speak that before English.
@@edgar-sama642 not that I remember, but it seemed a lot of pulp titles pushed the barriers as time went on. I read the republished runs back in the '70s, but I almost never read them in order.
About why Jane fell in love with Tarzan, I don't think its because he saved her life (at least not entirely), but because he's a himbo, in this essay I will-
Does anyone think that its weird that the hunter and beast master subclasses didn't get their own spells lists like all the other ranger subclasses? Tasha's updated the beast master so I don't understand why they couldn't give the original PHB subclasses some cool spells... hunter kinda needs it.
As far as I can tell, pretty much all the spells Hunter's can really benefit from having they already have in the standard Ranger spell list in the PHB and the expanded list in Tasha's. As it is, they're already pretty OP in terms of damage output (some examples: Reynard (High Rollers: Lightfall), Task (The Unexpectables), and Palla (Monster Mercs) are consistently the highest damage dealers in their campaigns). I can think of a couple spells the subclass might like to have, but personally, I like the idea of the Hunter being good at what they do because they're just _good_ at what they do, not because they're some sort of ranged Paladin.
Episode 303 of the Fire Emblem stats: Tarzan. He's great at brawling, lances, and faith (based on his Kingdom Hearts incarnation who's a bit of a healer), has a budding talent in authority since he becomes king of the jungle at the end, and has weaknesses in both heavy armor and reason since he's an illiterate man who has only ever worn a loincloth for most of his life. Since he treats trees like a surfer, it's no surprise that he's really good with dexterity and luck. He's bad with mostly just magic due to how he doesn't need it to succeed.
Great video as always, but there is one thing slightly amiss: with the addition of TCE, you can command your Primal Companion to attack with your bonus action as well, so you don't need to give up one of your attacks for that. Here's the excerpt from the book: "It can move and use its reaction on its own, but the only action it takes is the Dodge action, unless you take a bonus action on your turn to command it to take another action. That action can be one in its stat block or some other action. You can also sacrifice one of your attacks when you take the Attack action to command the beast to take the Attack action." Since you can command anything in its stat block, that includes its respective Attack action. Yes, you can also give up one of your attacks to command it to Attack, but you don't have to, that's just another option; you can just use your bonus action instead, which is generally better. EDIT: had mistyped the book acronym
Thank you so much! I was really curious which video you would make for my birthday. And a Disney character I grew up loving was great to start the day with.
*Tarzan* A variant human ranger (with a level in Monk) who was found by a colony of apes as a baby, and raised by them. As he grew, he learned how to survive by observing other animals and copying their abilities as best he could.
Love ya Tulok. Small detail. Primal companion is even better, it allows your beast to attack, if you use your *bonus action*, AND it can attack twice if you forgo one of your attacks! Excerpt from tashas "the only action it takes is the Dodge action, unless you take a bonus action on your turn to command it to take another action. That action can be one in its stat block or some other action. You can also sacrifice one of your attacks when you take the Attack action to command the beast to take the Attack action."
I wonder how one would build Grand Admiral Thrawn from Star Wars. I’ve narrowed it down to either/mix of Mastermind and a Bard. But I don’t know Bards that well. Maybe a dip into Artificer to get a hand crossbow with unlimited ammo. And the blue skin with high Int and Wis is definitely Vedalken.
I really wish you'd read at least one of the books, because Tarzan is a fucking genius in them. Like, self teaches himself to read, discovers how to make ropes on his own, invents his own means to tan hides (the loincloth, he made it himself because he'd read in books in his parent's cabin that humans wore clothes), a spear, and later learns to read and write and speak both English and French.
I’m sorry for you tulip (supposed to say Tulok but autocorrect did it’s thing and I thought it was amusing🙃), but coming home and taking your socks off immediately is the best feeling of freedom any American can experience
Hey Tulok you should do a video about how you go about making these builds. Also you should do a Martian Manhunter build, or even a Batman Beyond build.
Cool video. As a reader of the Tarzan novels I would just point out that Tarzan's primary weapons are first a Hunting knife which remains his primary weapon, a lasso he self fashions from the vines, grass and other natural resources of the jungle and becomes quite expert in, and later a bow with poisoned tipped arrows, which he replenishes from the Negro tribesmen he kills or which he steals from their village while routinely pranking them. Additionally by the time Tarzan reaches 20 years old he has taught himself to read and write, figure out rudimentary locks, though not speak. Also he grows to become nearly equal in strength to a full grown male Ape. In terms of his reflexes, he is described as being "lightning" and dodges such animals as lions, leopards and boar with ease. I would encourage anyone with an interest in the character to read Burroughs "Tarzan of the Apes", as it is a real page turner. Thank you again for the video. I've been sure to vote it up and save it among my favorites for possible play.
I love the novels! Tarzan was my gateway into Edgar Rice Burroughs. If I was going to build Tarzan in D&D I would definitely base him on the Novels. Unrelated.. I really want to do a Pellucedar campaign.
How would I replicate it in D&D terms? It's actually been quite a long time now since I've looked at any rules that might be used for that. I'm unsure of what's currently available.
That bit about Tarzan using Animal Messenger just reminded me of the Far Side gag where Tarzan is rehearsing an eloquent greeting in his head, but it comes out as “Me Tarzan! You Jane!”, and he’s really embarrassed.
I LITERALLY came up with a nature-focused monk subclass with the ability to vine-swing like Spider-man THIS WEEK. Like, finished details yesterday. The timing of these things.. every time
I made a friend of mine a totem of the monkey he could use on a barbarian once. The answer to the important question; yes, there was a feature that involves throwing faeces
You could choose to automatic fail your dex check for grasping vine and have it appear on the ceiling or from a tree to swing(combined with jump spell). It is up to your DM to say if you can change where the vine is without recasting it to go more than 20ft + Jump
For my current campaign i wanted to play a Ranger, mostly to show they aren't as bad as everyone says, and tasha's just came out. But then I saw the drakewarden and it was less of a hassle. But damn, is that an OP built. On a good day I can TPK my party and a shadow demon, this actually happened on a good day(killed the demon but got possesed by his buddy and ended up killing the party, we were all level 4)
My guess; mix of: Ranger for nature skills & animal buddies (& in the novel gun toting) maybe some barbarian or monk(ey) levels for his unarmoured defence & gorilla wresting prowess.
Can you do Talon from Court of the Owls or Taskmaster? I am trying to build a Rogue/Battle Master/Hunter but need some Good Ideas. I am not really good at building characters. Thanks and love the videos.
I want to see a Mishima Kazuya build now that he’s in Smash. 1) Mishima Wavedash (he needs some martial arts skills) 2) Devil Form (The Devil Gene is what makes Kazuya what he is) 3) Uncanny Healing (This guy managed to survive getting thrown off a cliff at age 7. The second time, it was straight into a volcano. He never stays dead.)
@@eldritchexploited5462 now the only thing left is his Mishima Ryu Karate. We could either go with Battle Master for some ultra complicated 50/50 mix ups, which would take Strength investment for Unarmed Fighting or Monk to get some lasers or wings early. For the rest, I was originally thinking Warlock for Eldritch Blast but Sorcerer can already alter a cantrip like Eldritch Blast to multiply or even extend the range. If we end up skimping on magical unarmed attacks from Ki Empowered Strikes, we could still end up with magical unarmed damage from Tasha’s Otherworldly Guise.
Just arguing with my brother. He insisted Tarzan is a barbarian. I argued no, Barbarian's don't actually get a lot of wilderness stuff. I said Ranger/Monk. Glad to see Tulok agrees.
It's a good video, but I do wish it had been a more general Tarzan rather than the Disney one specifically. Also, many of your questions about Tarzan's upbringing are answered in the original novel, which I highly recommend (It isn't nearly as racist as some reviews make it sound).
It runs in my mind that for the time, the novels were actually very progressive in terms of both race & gender portrayal. One of the reasons I like them, actually - Burroughs' heroines tended to be smart & brave, rather than the total pushovers so many writers of the time had
I was excited to see this build, back in AD&D I played a forest lord from the barbarian’s handbook and it was so much fun. I had wondered how to recreate that class in 5e. Thanks for this
The BOT series Part 22: Two Worlds One Family :V, how to play as: Grunkle Stan (Gravity Falls) The Undertaker (WWE) Captain Holt (Brooklyn 99) Lucifer Morningstar (Lucifer) Ussop (One Piece) Vaas Montenegro (Far Cry 3)
I feel Beastmaster, and ranger/hunter in general is the only thing that WoW got right over D&D. The first time I played a beastmaster in D&D I was like, "So, my pet is dead? I can't rez it?" At least that was fixed in Tasha's.... kind of, for 500 gold. Somehow, Fighter with a ranged weapon, and dipping into Durid for Summon Beasts is a better BM hunter... I won't play Tarazan, but great choice for the build.
Comments section so far: - 🤣 (deep cut references I don't understand) - "Tulok! Tulok! Build this!" - "Are you sure Ranger is the only/best way to build this?" - "If you read the books..." **suddenly realizes I'm NOT the only one who's read Tarzan & proceeds to enjoy the discussion**
Honestly, the dump stats make sense, but the reasons you gave are doing my boy dirty. Dumping INT because he has no formal education and would be useless with INT skills? Fair. Dumping them because he's a Hurr Durr Monkey Man Dumbass? Dude made his own tools at 8 years old and learned conversational English in a month. Dumping CHA because he was raised in the wild with no human social graces? Fair. Dumping CHA because he's a meatheaded brute? He's friendly, charming, and kind - the muscle Jane stayed for wasn't his abs or pecs, it was his heart. He's the best boy of the Disney Animated Canon and I will not Tar-stand for this Tar-slander.
Did you make a pair of references to the Donkey Kong 64 game in a build for Disney's Tarzan? That's a long reach, and I like it. Yes, Phil Collins did a fantastic job on the Tarzan soundtrack. I got a little emotional when you played part of "Son of Man" in your video. Finally, thanks for the frank defense of Beastmaster. It might not be the best in DPS but it can be really fun to roleplay.
I try and guess what sort of classes would be used in these builds and completely forgot to even think about Rangers. I went with Barbarian/monk. Granted I have no idea if that’s possible as I know nothing about how the scores affect the classes.
Considering that Tarzan has encountered quite a few secret cults, magical artefacts, and other stuff like that (in books, not cartoons) during his shenanigans, he could as well have a laser-eyed chameleon.
I kinda want to see some D&D builds for Breath of Fire characters like Ryu, Nina, and Deis. Some characters seem pretty simple to build but I like the way these videos display them
"I put socks on cause i felt weird." After last video we can all presume that any video that doesn't say loincloth or pants is done with less clothes than tarzan.
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Phil Collins went absolutely ham on the soundtrack for this movie, and Phil Allen went absolutely ham on making this good good build
Glen Keane literally made this amazing movie what it is with every stroke of his pencil
I love Phil Collins' Soundtrack for this movie. It's so nostalgic
Also grab the magic initiate feat for the Thaumaturgy cantrip, wich allows you to scream 3x louder
"Hey DM, I was wondering if we could use different background music for this campaign."
"Sure! What did you have in mind?"
*PHILL COLLINS INTENSIFIES*
The soundtrack is an absolute banger, dare I say one of the best in Disney
Clayton choked on his words, while Tarzan has Phil Collins on his side. Uncle Iroh build, who needs Phil Collins when you can sing your own songs?
I will let my Hellsing's Alucard build request out today, Uncle Iroh deserves a build more.
Leaves from the vine
@@jle2500 Falling so slow
@@Quarataia
Like fragile tiny shells
@@rararasputin8608 Drifting in the foam
“*&&x%! Not Clayton!”
-Tarzan delivering the best line in the first Kingdom Hearts
Also, a surprising amount of parallels between Tarzan and the next build (that’s the only hint y’all are getting this time).
A fellow patreon user. The 1%
George of the Jungle?
@@Rougesteelproject I’m not sure the internet could handle the sheer virility of two Brendan Fraser builds within 50 days of each other.
Is it Coldsteel the Hedgeheg? He's referenced him a few times recently...
Tarzan represents all of us in quarantine. Think about it: he grew his hair out long, never wears proper clothes, and barely speaks English. He also began talking to his pets out of desperation.
I am in this comment and I do not like it.
I wish WotC kept the UA version of Beast Master, where the beast has its own initiative and actions (so that you don’t need to sacrifice your own action economy to issue commands when talking is a free action), and your beast buddy gets ASIs whenever you do. Really allows the beast buddy to grow like any other character that gains experience instead of being an oversized familiar or a summon that doesn’t need a spell slot.
"You're playing Tarzan because you like animals"
No, I want to play Tarzan because Tarzan is badass
Book Tarzan is THE OP badass
“You can absolutely fall in love with low charisma. You just have to save someone from a leopard “
Oh my god, I’m literally watching Tarzan right now and I see this uploaded. It must be a sign! I don’t know what it’s a sign of but it’s a sign!
I don't think Tarzan should have an 8 intelligence. He's clearly good at learning given how quickly he picks up English. Granted, it would probably still be on his lower stats since he has no formal education.
8 is pretty good, considering. Just because it's the lowest you can go in point buy doesn't mean it's not still pretty close to average overall.
You can always have him learn during the game increasing his intelligence as you play
I agree his lowest scores are int and cha but I dont think either would be that low.
This is gonna be a weird one but what about Groundskeeper Willy from the Simpsons?
Favored enemy: everyone
Favored enemy: groundhogs / woodchucks!
Isn’t he secretly a Time Lord or something?
@@cooperton4949 But especially The Scots!
1:00 All your questions are answered in the books. He finds his parent's cabin, and teaches himself to read! From there, he tries to emulate the pictures he sees. He shaves with his father's knife. He rescues a French guy, and learns to speak that before English.
Are those the books where he meets king Kong?
@@edgar-sama642 not that I remember, but it seemed a lot of pulp titles pushed the barriers as time went on. I read the republished runs back in the '70s, but I almost never read them in order.
Exactly. He's plenty intelligent, he just can't really express it, so it's a more analytical kind.
@@brentage5000 In later books (hell, by the time the second one ends) he's English nobility and actually super-articulate
The orignal novels by Edgar Rice Burroughs are public domain now, so the ebooks are free on Amazon
About why Jane fell in love with Tarzan, I don't think its because he saved her life (at least not entirely), but because he's a himbo, in this essay I will-
Where's the essay, OP
where's the essay tho? Like, I totally agree.
thats the essay, like, there's nothing more that needs to be said
WHERES THE ESSAY OP
But he is a himbo in Canon! When he's learning about the human world that is xD
Honestly I'm just impressed and thankful for all the Crash Test Dummies references
Any context. I wanna get the joke.
Wait, I thought we already built Naked in D&D
There is not greater armor in fiction than the hammock for bananas.
Joking aside, I was kind of afraid to watch that one. Was it about a character, or was it basically a joke?
@@mdalsted it's a fictional character build.
@@UntestedGaming
For who?
Is it for Naked Snake from Metal Gear Solid 3?
@@mdalsted go watch the video
Does anyone think that its weird that the hunter and beast master subclasses didn't get their own spells lists like all the other ranger subclasses? Tasha's updated the beast master so I don't understand why they couldn't give the original PHB subclasses some cool spells... hunter kinda needs it.
As far as I can tell, pretty much all the spells Hunter's can really benefit from having they already have in the standard Ranger spell list in the PHB and the expanded list in Tasha's. As it is, they're already pretty OP in terms of damage output (some examples: Reynard (High Rollers: Lightfall), Task (The Unexpectables), and Palla (Monster Mercs) are consistently the highest damage dealers in their campaigns). I can think of a couple spells the subclass might like to have, but personally, I like the idea of the Hunter being good at what they do because they're just _good_ at what they do, not because they're some sort of ranged Paladin.
Episode 303 of the Fire Emblem stats: Tarzan.
He's great at brawling, lances, and faith (based on his Kingdom Hearts incarnation who's a bit of a healer), has a budding talent in authority since he becomes king of the jungle at the end, and has weaknesses in both heavy armor and reason since he's an illiterate man who has only ever worn a loincloth for most of his life.
Since he treats trees like a surfer, it's no surprise that he's really good with dexterity and luck. He's bad with mostly just magic due to how he doesn't need it to succeed.
Great video as always, but there is one thing slightly amiss: with the addition of TCE, you can command your Primal Companion to attack with your bonus action as well, so you don't need to give up one of your attacks for that. Here's the excerpt from the book:
"It can
move and use its reaction on its own, but the only action it takes is the Dodge action, unless you take a bonus action on your turn to command it to take another action. That action can be one in its stat block or some other action. You can also sacrifice one of your attacks when you take the Attack action to command the beast to take the Attack action."
Since you can command anything in its stat block, that includes its respective Attack action. Yes, you can also give up one of your attacks to command it to Attack, but you don't have to, that's just another option; you can just use your bonus action instead, which is generally better.
EDIT: had mistyped the book acronym
This was literally my favourite movie as a kid, and I do still love it to this day. This is a good build for him.
Thank you so much! I was really curious which video you would make for my birthday. And a Disney character I grew up loving was great to start the day with.
*Tarzan*
A variant human ranger (with a level in Monk) who was found by a colony of apes as a baby, and raised by them. As he grew, he learned how to survive by observing other animals and copying their abilities as best he could.
Great video! I mean, I haven‘t watched it yet. but…
11 minutes later: Yeah, great video. Good to see some love for Beast Master.
Folk are all up saying that Beast Master is still weak, but my wife’s raptor Snickerdoodle has been MVP throughout Forge of Fury.
Love ya Tulok.
Small detail.
Primal companion is even better, it allows your beast to attack, if you use your *bonus action*, AND it can attack twice if you forgo one of your attacks!
Excerpt from tashas "the only action it takes is the Dodge action, unless you take a bonus action on your turn to command it to take another action. That action can be one in its stat block or some other action. You can also sacrifice one of your attacks when you take the Attack action to command the beast to take the Attack action."
Wow. Was not expecting a "Superman's Song" reference! Nicely done, sir!
That "Tulok trying to edit" bit hit very close to home. Also with the whole being barefoot thing. Keep producing quality niche content, my boy.
I wonder how one would build Grand Admiral Thrawn from Star Wars.
I’ve narrowed it down to either/mix of Mastermind and a Bard. But I don’t know Bards that well. Maybe a dip into Artificer to get a hand crossbow with unlimited ammo. And the blue skin with high Int and Wis is definitely Vedalken.
High insight, relatively low charisma but proficiency in Persuasion is the farthest I've gotten, lol
I really wish you'd read at least one of the books, because Tarzan is a fucking genius in them. Like, self teaches himself to read, discovers how to make ropes on his own, invents his own means to tan hides (the loincloth, he made it himself because he'd read in books in his parent's cabin that humans wore clothes), a spear, and later learns to read and write and speak both English and French.
I'm pretty sure a compelling case could be made that the original and Disney versions of any given character would be very different builds.
The first one I have seen where you did not dip in to a mage class. Good job.
love love love this, now all we need is casey jones (tmnt) and johnny bravo. In the novel Tarzan is crazy smart
Time to do George of the Jungle. Where's the bongo drums at?
I AM LOVING THE KH REFERENCES
I’m sorry for you tulip (supposed to say Tulok but autocorrect did it’s thing and I thought it was amusing🙃), but coming home and taking your socks off immediately is the best feeling of freedom any American can experience
Hey Tulok you should do a video about how you go about making these builds. Also you should do a Martian Manhunter build, or even a Batman Beyond build.
Did you just start with a Superman's Song reference? Classy! As! Heck!
*The editing for this video must've put him on an emotiona rollercoaster*
Big rip that Tarzan doesn't get true strike. Really missing out on the best spell in the game smh
your not the only one i can't walk around my house without socks on either
Cool video. As a reader of the Tarzan novels I would just point out that Tarzan's primary weapons are first a Hunting knife which remains his primary weapon, a lasso he self fashions from the vines, grass and other natural resources of the jungle and becomes quite expert in, and later a bow with poisoned tipped arrows, which he replenishes from the Negro tribesmen he kills or which he steals from their village while routinely pranking them.
Additionally by the time Tarzan reaches 20 years old he has taught himself to read and write, figure out rudimentary locks, though not speak. Also he grows to become nearly equal in strength to a full grown male Ape.
In terms of his reflexes, he is described as being "lightning" and dodges such animals as lions, leopards and boar with ease.
I would encourage anyone with an interest in the character to read Burroughs "Tarzan of the Apes", as it is a real page turner.
Thank you again for the video. I've been sure to vote it up and save it among my favorites for possible play.
I love the novels! Tarzan was my gateway into Edgar Rice Burroughs.
If I was going to build Tarzan in D&D I would definitely base him on the Novels. Unrelated.. I really want to do a Pellucedar campaign.
How would you characterize his mimicry/learning ability in from the book in dnd?
How would I replicate it in D&D terms?
It's actually been quite a long time now since I've looked at any rules that might be used for that. I'm unsure of what's currently available.
@@reports8391 same last I played was 3.5 I'm unaware of 5th ed rules.
That bit about Tarzan using Animal Messenger just reminded me of the Far Side gag where Tarzan is rehearsing an eloquent greeting in his head, but it comes out as “Me Tarzan! You Jane!”, and he’s really embarrassed.
this video gives me the urge to rewatch Tarzan for the God-knows-how-many times
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Can you make more Disney characters? Eugene from Tangled is made to be a DnD character
That's just a thief Rogue. Pretty straightforward.
I think Swashbuckler suits him better
@@leo_v8214 Well, we don't see him fighting with swords, but we do see him stealing shit and climbing up walls.
If you want to be really OP, you could start as Monk rather than Ranger, allowing you to take *calligrapher's supplies* AT CHARACTER CREATION!!!
Watched for the eventual "son of man jokes" stayed for the KH clayton jokes. Good times.
I LITERALLY came up with a nature-focused monk subclass with the ability to vine-swing like Spider-man THIS WEEK. Like, finished details yesterday. The timing of these things.. every time
I made a friend of mine a totem of the monkey he could use on a barbarian once. The answer to the important question; yes, there was a feature that involves throwing faeces
I must've vibed through RUclips, I was thinking about Tarzan for about a week
You could choose to automatic fail your dex check for grasping vine and have it appear on the ceiling or from a tree to swing(combined with jump spell). It is up to your DM to say if you can change where the vine is without recasting it to go more than 20ft + Jump
YAAAAAAAAS! PHILLY BOI POPPIN CHORDS!!! NAKED TREE MAN FTW!!
Tarzan in the books isn't stupid. By the end of them, he knows something like 30 languages.
Amazing Build! Please do V from V for Vendetta!
I think dagger throwing fighter, kinda want rakdos cultist or gruul anarch
Now if you can squeeze in Flash Gordon, you will have hit pretty much all of my favorite characters
Bro can you do Trafalgar Law next video? He’d be such a cool guy to play in DND
Whaaaaaaaaat?! Why would you not build Optimus Prime..??
For my current campaign i wanted to play a Ranger, mostly to show they aren't as bad as everyone says, and tasha's just came out. But then I saw the drakewarden and it was less of a hassle. But damn, is that an OP built. On a good day I can TPK my party and a shadow demon, this actually happened on a good day(killed the demon but got possesed by his buddy and ended up killing the party, we were all level 4)
I know I don't get to vote without Patreon but I'm still wondering how you would do King Dedede
My guess; mix of: Ranger for nature skills & animal buddies (& in the novel gun toting) maybe some barbarian or monk(ey) levels for his unarmoured defence & gorilla wresting prowess.
I'd love to see this guy do a Whitebeard build
Can you do Talon from Court of the Owls or Taskmaster?
I am trying to build a Rogue/Battle Master/Hunter but need some Good Ideas. I am not really good at building characters.
Thanks and love the videos.
I want to see a Mishima Kazuya build now that he’s in Smash.
1) Mishima Wavedash (he needs some martial arts skills)
2) Devil Form (The Devil Gene is what makes Kazuya what he is)
3) Uncanny Healing (This guy managed to survive getting thrown off a cliff at age 7. The second time, it was straight into a volcano. He never stays dead.)
He also tanks an orbital laser
2 could be achieved with Fallen Aasimar maybe?
@@eldritchexploited5462 now the only thing left is his Mishima Ryu Karate. We could either go with Battle Master for some ultra complicated 50/50 mix ups, which would take Strength investment for Unarmed Fighting or Monk to get some lasers or wings early. For the rest, I was originally thinking Warlock for Eldritch Blast but Sorcerer can already alter a cantrip like Eldritch Blast to multiply or even extend the range. If we end up skimping on magical unarmed attacks from Ki Empowered Strikes, we could still end up with magical unarmed damage from Tasha’s Otherworldly Guise.
I beg to you tulok, an Knight of Zodiac please ;-;
Huh, I was kinda expecting some barbarian levels but in retrospect, he really doesn't get all that angry
Can you do Jack the ripper from record of Ragnarok?
Just arguing with my brother. He insisted Tarzan is a barbarian. I argued no, Barbarian's don't actually get a lot of wilderness stuff. I said Ranger/Monk. Glad to see Tulok agrees.
Tarzan is also weirdly calm and analytical so he dosnt really "rage" either.
It's a good video, but I do wish it had been a more general Tarzan rather than the Disney one specifically. Also, many of your questions about Tarzan's upbringing are answered in the original novel, which I highly recommend (It isn't nearly as racist as some reviews make it sound).
It runs in my mind that for the time, the novels were actually very progressive in terms of both race & gender portrayal. One of the reasons I like them, actually - Burroughs' heroines tended to be smart & brave, rather than the total pushovers so many writers of the time had
This is beautiful. I have no good way to segue this comment into asking for Godzilla, so... Godzilla build when?
Hm, dragonborn barbarian of the path of the beast?
How to play Luther Strode in D&D.
Oh wow a second Get Naked Challenge, thanks
make skeletor and steppewolf build
Thank you for the video.
Ah yes another monk build im already calling it
Excellent build
Can you make a Gon Freecss build?
Paul Bunyan (Goliath with great ax) and Babe? John Henry (Dual wielding hammers)?
Adam
So this is the followup on the Naked build, eh?
6:39 *FOR REAL THOUGH*
Thank you for the Birthday Video, Tulok 🖤🥺
Happy birthday!
@@tulokthebarbrarian2033 thank you!!
Next you should build Arsene Lupin
Thief Rogue with very high charisma and proficiency in disguise kit.
I was excited to see this build, back in AD&D I played a forest lord from the barbarian’s handbook and it was so much fun. I had wondered how to recreate that class in 5e. Thanks for this
Was that a kingdom hearts referance? wow, digging deep
0:53 I just noticed that: 1. Tarzan holds Jane with one hand here. 2. Her outfit doesn't tear at all from being held like this?!?
The BOT series Part 22: Two Worlds One Family :V, how to play as:
Grunkle Stan (Gravity Falls)
The Undertaker (WWE)
Captain Holt (Brooklyn 99)
Lucifer Morningstar (Lucifer)
Ussop (One Piece)
Vaas Montenegro (Far Cry 3)
I feel Beastmaster, and ranger/hunter in general is the only thing that WoW got right over D&D. The first time I played a beastmaster in D&D I was like, "So, my pet is dead? I can't rez it?" At least that was fixed in Tasha's.... kind of, for 500 gold. Somehow, Fighter with a ranged weapon, and dipping into Durid for Summon Beasts is a better BM hunter...
I won't play Tarazan, but great choice for the build.
Comments section so far:
- 🤣 (deep cut references I don't understand)
- "Tulok! Tulok! Build this!"
- "Are you sure Ranger is the only/best way to build this?"
- "If you read the books..." **suddenly realizes I'm NOT the only one who's read Tarzan & proceeds to enjoy the discussion**
Wonderful "movie Tarzan" build, but "book Tarzan" would require absolutely broken stats.
Oh well, movie is better than the books, anyway.
you shud do a rimuru from slime build
I used a monk/ranger build for my Suyu Asui (froppy ) build. Though mine was drunken master/ gloomstalker.
Honestly, the dump stats make sense, but the reasons you gave are doing my boy dirty.
Dumping INT because he has no formal education and would be useless with INT skills? Fair. Dumping them because he's a Hurr Durr Monkey Man Dumbass? Dude made his own tools at 8 years old and learned conversational English in a month.
Dumping CHA because he was raised in the wild with no human social graces? Fair. Dumping CHA because he's a meatheaded brute? He's friendly, charming, and kind - the muscle Jane stayed for wasn't his abs or pecs, it was his heart.
He's the best boy of the Disney Animated Canon and I will not Tar-stand for this Tar-slander.
First thought "Thief/Frenzied Barbarian would make a lot of sense"
Second thought "Wait, Ranger class exists"
Ooh ooh eeh ah ooh
Did you make a pair of references to the Donkey Kong 64 game in a build for Disney's Tarzan? That's a long reach, and I like it.
Yes, Phil Collins did a fantastic job on the Tarzan soundtrack. I got a little emotional when you played part of "Son of Man" in your video.
Finally, thanks for the frank defense of Beastmaster. It might not be the best in DPS but it can be really fun to roleplay.
You have aldeary done Shulk, from Xenoblade Chronicles, right? Then I suggest you to make Riki from the same game, please. Nopon to the power!
I try and guess what sort of classes would be used in these builds and completely forgot to even think about Rangers. I went with Barbarian/monk.
Granted I have no idea if that’s possible as I know nothing about how the scores affect the classes.
Can you do characters as NPC styled character sheets for DMs?
I’d love to see Sir Edmund Rockwell from Ark Survival Evolved in this style.
Considering that Tarzan has encountered quite a few secret cults, magical artefacts, and other stuff like that (in books, not cartoons) during his shenanigans, he could as well have a laser-eyed chameleon.
I kinda want to see some D&D builds for Breath of Fire characters like Ryu, Nina, and Deis. Some characters seem pretty simple to build but I like the way these videos display them
"I put socks on cause i felt weird." After last video we can all presume that any video that doesn't say loincloth or pants is done with less clothes than tarzan.
So 20 lv barbarian? Or mix in champion for mariner (swimming+climing) and fightingstyle (unarmed fighting)?
Back in the days of 4e I made a beastmaster ranger build with the concept of a ten year-old "wild child", raised by wolves. Basically D&D Mowgli