Fighter/Warlock Multi-Class Ideas | Baldur's Gate 3 | BG3 | The Dungeon
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- Опубликовано: 9 сен 2023
- Today we look at some ideas for building a Fighter/Warlock in BG3, and somehow spend an inappropriate amount of time talking about Paladins and Sorcerers.
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Do your warlock barbarian revisited build for bg3 next!! I'm in love with The concept of armor of agathis + rage resistant
Good idea, that was a really fun build to play, and I think it would work great in BG3 too. Probably better in some ways, since your extra attack will stack and AoA doesn't run out after an hour.
Nice build. I dont have a build with fighter main class but i do have a warlock one. i'm sure this warlock build will look familiar to you. I've also posted this along with my other builds (12 now in total, haha) on red-dit. look for strike first builds (holiday driver):
"THE BARBARIAN OF AGATHYS"
fiendlock 9, tigerheart barb 3
cha 15+2 dex 13+1 con 14 wis 12 str 10 and int 8
race: duergar (for the poison res and enlarge, similar races with cold or poison res is fine)
feat: +2 cha, great weapon master (or shield master for 1H sets or dual wielder for dual wield sets)
invocations: minion of chaos, any 4 you want
pact: blade
key spells: armor of agathys, minor illusion, counterspell, chill shield, conjure elemental (water)
key equipment: water bottles, any melee weapon set (i will default to a pike for this build), simple toxin
progression: warlock 1-barb 3-warlock 9 (online at level 4)
TACTICS:
pre-combat:
Cast L5 AOA and conjure elemental (water). stealth and invis while exploring. use minor illusion to group enemies before starting combat. pre-combat cast enlarge or chill shield if possible. re-apply AOA if it ran out after short resting post-combat. same if water elemental dies. coat weapon with simple toxin pre-combat if possible. turn off dark one's blessing.
1st turn:
reaction: counterspell if needed
move towards enemies
bonus action: rage
action: throw water bottle at enemies + tiger's bloodlust with reckless attack 1-3 enemies
water elemental: send to attack enemies near you to inflict chilled
note: enemies will attack you and trigger AOA if hit
2nd turn onwards:
action: TB with RA x2 or TB with RA + throw water bottle at non-wet enemies
bonus action: free or simple toxin your weapon if you weren't able to do it pre-combat
water elemental: send to attack enemies near you to inflict chilled vs. non-chilled enemies
DMG BREAKDOWN (RETALIATION):
AOA: 25 x2 (chilled)= 50 retaliation dmg without factoring bonuses from gear, consumables or party debuffs. will increase by 4d8 (18 average) if you were able to pre-cast chill shield and had a spare slot.
DMG BREAKDOWN (SUSTAINED ATTACKS):
1d10/2 (pike) + 2 (rage) +5 (cha, assuming +5), +10 (GWM) + 1d4 (simple toxin)= 22.25 average sustained dmg without factoring bonuses from gear, better consumables or party buffs or debuffs to 1 target. Keep in mind, tiger's bloodlust is capable of hitting up to 3 targets in melee range every turn. Using enlarge should increase the dmg by 2.5 per target.
note: Both dmg breakdowns do not factor in the dmg caused by the water elemental. feel free to tell me what you think. :)
I like this a lot. I actually played a Barblock in 5E, which I think I even did a video about. It was awesome, and given some of the rule changes in BG3, I think it's probably going to be even better.
@@thedungeon1578 yup. this build was inspired from your video before. i dont think you still remember but i mentioned i'd like to try out that build 1 day. then i quit 5E. then eventually got to tweak it to this here in BG3.
Planning this for my dark urge run…. But the level 7 eldritch knight ability seems worthwile to me..
it's not. its pretty bad. it would be worthwhile if it was the other way around (cantrip as a bonus action).
Neat setup. I'd be tempted to go 4 Warlock 6 Fighter then maybe a couple Bard levels for expertise. My first character was a Paladin/Bard and being able to nail just about any Persuasion check is hard to walk away from.
Also, Paladin/Bard is pretty sweet :).
@@thedungeon1578 Yeah, you can concentrate on CC then Smite stuff.
I am going Paladin Bard. Using the bonus action to toss out inspiration.
Thinking Blade bard would be good for the flourishes, what do you think?
Yes, that is a great combination. Both use Charisma, and bard gives you better spell slot progression too. Blade flourishes are great too.
its a great ideas as flourishes are really strong in this game, especially for ranged strikers.
@TheRobversion1 good to know. Javelins have already saved my butt twice in the first couple hours
@@crystaltydemagic throwing is another thing that's strong in this game. I plan to be releasing my own take on paladin bard soon. not a flourish build though.