"I don't know why a mummy lord doesn't like cats" If we refer to the original mummy movie, cats are gaurdians of the dead and a living mummy is the opposite of dead. Therefore mummies hate cats.
And for an even wackier reason: you ever see cats play with paper? Especially toilet paper? Mumm-Ra is just sick and tired of all those cats trying to play with his bandages. XD
a lot of the early bits of this build are very similar to how I would build Link in his later levels. the master sword is sentient, even if Fi doesn't manifest outside of the sword until later levels. Link can use it to shoot magic lasers when at full health. as for this actual build, I wouldn't make it a two handed weapon. it's clearly versatile, and he wears the claw shield on his off hand. it's just a shield that also has grappling hooks. lion-o is all about the sword and board life.
Please vote for Klaus, my brother played a spirits bard in the first campaign I ever ran for him while it was still ua so he could play Klaus. By the end of the campaign he was mayor of Staten Island.
Videos like this really drive home how good Hexlock+Paladin is, genuially one of my fave multiclass, along with Monk/Cleric and Barb/Rouge. Makes sense for Lion-O to be strong and charismatic as hell, have you seen those abs? And that chin?, if he told me to jump I'd ask "How high?".
Very cool build, I wouldn't have expected Lion-o to end up this strong. Also, Hexblade makes total sense. I would have gone with Tabaxi. I remember an episode that he keeps up with Cheetara in speed. Now I am hoping to see a Mumm-Ra build.
To be honest, I fully expected a tabaxi because I had completely forgotten that leonin was even a thing. What a surprise this was. Also, kudos for using the original 80's version of the series. When people discuss Thundercats, it's usually the 2011 version that's talked about. Incredible build. I've seen people talk about how wonderfully paladin and warlock pair, but this build that it's the PB and J combo of builds.
So cool! Hoping for all the Thundercats. Cheetara was always my favorite. And Tigra was voiced by DM extraordinaire Matt Mercer in the Thundercats reboot from the 2000's. (And Liono was Will Friedle.)
@@cryofpaine It was a decent series, but I did not like how the Thundercats behaved worse than the villains they were fighting at times. I especially hated how they did Tygra.
the great odyssey of that super alien whose home world was destroyed and came to the "Totally not earth" to face the forces of evil... where did i heard that story? the 80's were a weird time and the furry prince Adam is another example of it. Lion-O might not be a cereal brand (disappointing, i know) but for an alien child in the body of a grown man he took the challenges and became a competent leader to defeat the ugliest bone in the villain academy! kicking the forces of ungodly doesn't need the maturity of a pro,Tangle the lemur can tell you that (and exploring that could be an interesting experiment for a build, Sr Tulok please) but the tribulation gained from experience is a rewarding way to make the journey of Lion-O earned and a great experience nonetheless.
Some of my favorite builds of Tulok are the ones that either follow the character s progression from their story or "come online,"so to speak, at early to mid levels (since most campaigns take forever to get even level 10, if they ever do) This build does both! I'm definitely keeping this around if I find myself in a Theros game
I have to stretch for cons as well but there is one. Hex 5 means you can't get the expanded aura of protection to 30 feet, nor the transformation. Though what you get coukd easily be called worth the trade
Wanna crit fish (even though it's unoptimal thing to do)? Go Custom Lineage and grab Eldritch adept to get magic darkvision. Wanna Thunder, Thunder, ThunderCats HOOOOOOOOOOO on oportunity attacks? Go custom lineage, lose your extra skill, and get War Caster. Wanna Thunder Beam your enemies on opotunity attacks? Go same as before but exchange Tough feat for crossbow expert, now you wont have disadvantage on meele beams. Is it optimal? hell no but who cares go be happy Loved the build, I was hell excitded for a Lion-o build like, 3 years ago when I rewatched the 2011 remake (such good show). Never thought youd make a video out of it. This just shows us to never lose the hope. Btw I thought you'd go for this kind of build for she-ra back in the day, cuz you know, Sword of Power.
Still pulling for Eglantine Price (Bednobs and Broomsticks), Winifred Sanderson (Hocus Pocus), Councilor Troi (Star Trek: tNG), Mary Poppins, and the Reverend Doctor Syn (The Scarecrow of Romney Marsh). Bugs Bunny would be great too. Sir Dragonet King Arthur's court jester (Idylls of the King/Morte d'Arthur) would be wonderful.
Dumping Intelligence DOES make sense for Lion-O... how soon we forget that part of his origin-story includes the fact that HE IS A CHILD IN A MAN'S BODY.
Who wants to Roast Tulok for saying Daunting Roar an action? It's a *bonus action* and can be a lot more useful than it seems (though I agree, feline agility's better).
Yesterday I made a DnD character for Natsu Dragneel from Fairy Tail after I learned about this Monk Subclass way of Ascendant Dragon. I only did 10 levels but I gave him 7 levels monk with that subclass, the other three levels I did draconic ancestry sorcerer. For his 4th level I gave him Elemental Adept. And to simulate his eating fire I have him the absorb elements spell along with some other fire spells. For Race I was debating Tiefling because of his demonic origin and the fire resistance. But human works also.
I see you were using footage from the OG 80's Thundercats. Is your build centered around the 80's Thundercats series? If you used the 2011 reboot, would that be a different build? Would you get a different Lion-O?
Actually even Warcaster has its place it this build bc one really doesn't want to drop Haste in the middle of the spell AND if an enemy tries to run away,you could do an Attack of Opportunity w Booming Blade,proccing the extra dmg for moving >:)
But... what about the Gauntlet of Omens? Also known as the Claw Shield. It has a built in grappling launcher, smoke screen and can be attacked with as... well... metal claws.
I played an Eldritch Knight for a one-shot that had a strat built around Booming Blade and War Caster. One-trick pony, for sure, but was really cool when it popped off.
Oftentimes, the multiclassing doesn't synch up with the reality of the character and is just for the sake of getting the abilities we need, so it's always nice and satisfying when they wind up making perfect sense in-story. Of course he starts as a warlock, then leans into paladin - His character arc is all about gaining these powers from an external source, then discovering how to use them for good!
Panthro I might go more for a Battlemaster/Kinsai monk cross. I don't recall Tygra having the spell like abilities to go Trickster, maybe swashbuckler? Cheetara is a no brainer, I'ld probably use scout rogue, and I'm not sure what monk, maybe just Open hand?
@@bskec2177 Tygra turns invisible and uses illusions, as well as adding flames to his whip (green flame balde) Panthro is an engineer and builder. Artificer is the best fit but splashing anything else is appropriate.
@@kanjigodomo9696 kitt is more brash and walks into a fight, katt is more wiley. They're both young and so low level. I'd say barbarian for kitt, berserker if you pushed me. Swashbuckler for katt
@@bskec2177 Panthro from the original would have bits of Artificer and monk to him, though more monk than artificer. Panthro from the 2011 remake is more difficult. Barbarian/Samurai fighter with some monk would not be out of place- his Strength was his major focus, as was how he could block with his CHEST, and his nunchucks were so big you could reflavor them as a flail or something. Tygra could go invisible, and in the original, had some illusion powers that taxed him too much to use regularly (i.e. they were a writer's plot device). Interestingly, he should dump Wisdom, as he was always the Damsel in Distress of the group, easily being brainwarped/cursed/hypnotized or just having a weak will in general. Chetrara could go Drunken Master Monk- one of the best monks for moving around and hitting lots of foes too fast for them to hit you. She might need some levels to gain her danger sense/inner sight, but that was a plot device more than anything.
War caster makes this build better. With it you can cast booming blade on all your opportunity attacks. That frees up your main action each turn for extra attacks, while still occasionally peppering in booming blades. When I can I take war caster over eldritch mind every time.
Sight beyond sight is Visions of Distant Realms. It's the Arcane Eye spell. Since that's got a level 15 requirement it doesn't see much actual play and cuts off multiclassing. Most just go pact of the chain and voice of the chain master.
Eye of lol daera give us laughs beyond laughs. You know we joke that its a show to sell toys but it has something that a lot of modern remake dont? heart they clearly loved what they were making and tryed to do something new.
I was gonna say his utility is limited, but honestly, he's mostly a prepared spell caster. If one were to play this, they could easily swap out some of those flavored smites for utility stuff like Find Steed or whatever. Hax build is hax. Have you considered doing some kind of lightning round of level 5 builds for characters that don't deserve going all the way to 20? Like, I dunno, Snarf for example?
Forget thirsting blade. I would want eldritch smite. Can you do divine AND eldritch smite on the same hit? If so that'd be a mega smack on anything. Hard to live through that. Especially on that increased crit range from hexblades curse. And since the smite(s) CAN be done on the booming blade melee hit. Then you can really dish out mega damage at level 20
Damn it man. You got me. I commented before the end of the video. Lol. You did take the eldritch smite level. Lol. Btw I love this show. All the humor and info on how to make builds based on great characters. This helps me to play with people who are new to the game. I ask them for a character they like and then check your show list. Boom. I can get someone to play DnD and learn and have fun way easier because they have a reference for what the abilities are and how they would work. So helpful. Great show. Please don't stop doing what you do. Everything is great here. Lol
I'm starting to really dislike Hexblade. Not that it's bad - it's the opposite, it is SO useful for SO many Charisma multiclasses, in ways that would be much more interesting for other kinds of Warlock patrons. If I'm making a warlockadin, I NEED to take Hexblade in order for it to make pact weapon worthwhile...even when a Celestial Warlock or archfey (for Ancients paladin) would make a lot more sense and have more interesting character story possibilities.
I personally go with what makes sense over what'd be mechanically useful, tbh. I've had struggles like that before and I play with a few that do the whole "oh this is just better because it hits harder" or whatever. I mean, sure everyone plays in their own way, but I prefer to be a character from a story, not a video game.
Literally the only useful things hexblade gives to multiclassing is a variant ability that more or less copies the hex spell, the shield spell, and it lets you use CHA on attack rolls with one weapon. So really the main thing Hexblade gives is the ability to dump Str while still fighting on the frontline, but that backfires if you are grappled in combat, fail the contested athletics check, and your DM acknowledges the fact that you can't make somatic spell component gestures while grappled. Really, you don't lose much by prioritizing Str or Dex as your second most important stat for every single gish build hexblade was intended for. Celestial, Fathomless, Genie, and Fiend are all better subclasses from just looking at the whole package each one gives. I didn't add archfey to that list because the last time I tried to work archfey into a build I immediately realized you get everything archfey gives and then some with only 3 levels of Eloquence Bard.
@@CitanulsPumpkin I take your point, but...you absolutely can make somatic spell component gestures while grappled, RAW. There's nothing that prevents it.
@@Technodreamer RAW is for rules lawyering chuds. If an ogre grabs the Wizard's frail spindly arms and succeeds the checks to hold the grapple then the wizard can't cast spells that require they flail their arms around all over the place. This is why the cantrip sword burst doesn't have a somatic component and one of the reasons why subtle spell metamagic is such a useful ability.
Would have been nice to see some clips from the 2011 Thundercats as well And now a suggestion for a future video, I think Tulok might get a kick out of building Princess Cyra Good Rest (yes, that is her actual name, she is the princess from the nation of Good Rest, yes, really), the princess from Sleepy Princess in the Demon's Castle
When you said to "Vote for Klaus-" at the beginning of the Video, I assumed it was the guy from Blood Blockade Battlefront and got stupid excited.😅 Regardless of DnD character builds, it's an underappreciated show that everyone should watch.
My cat is also super jumpy. It's especially fun when I cough a little too hard and I haven't trimmed his claws in a little too long. I'm very quickly reminded. As always, a very entertaining build. I don't know how you always manage to make them so consistently great, but I adore it.
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"I don't know why a mummy lord doesn't like cats"
If we refer to the original mummy movie, cats are gaurdians of the dead and a living mummy is the opposite of dead. Therefore mummies hate cats.
And for an even wackier reason: you ever see cats play with paper? Especially toilet paper?
Mumm-Ra is just sick and tired of all those cats trying to play with his bandages. XD
a lot of the early bits of this build are very similar to how I would build Link in his later levels. the master sword is sentient, even if Fi doesn't manifest outside of the sword until later levels. Link can use it to shoot magic lasers when at full health.
as for this actual build, I wouldn't make it a two handed weapon. it's clearly versatile, and he wears the claw shield on his off hand. it's just a shield that also has grappling hooks. lion-o is all about the sword and board life.
Yeah, the SoO is clearly a longsword. So GWM could be an option but I would do Dueling and rock the shield.
The Thundercats weren't really all that furry, if you look at them. Maybe Tygra, but the rest of them just looked like glam rockers.
You fegging kidding me? Look at Panthro again and tell me with a straight face that he ain't furry as f*ck X3.
@@DetectiveLance he really isn't. He looks more human than the other male Thundercats.
@@CyberBlastoise You kidding? He looks pretty feline face on to me, or at the least not as human as the others.
The furry ones were the females cheetarah and tygrah both were the only characters in the show with tails and cat feet
Yeah, and? Glam rockers are furry.
Now make the rest of the Thundercats! Actually, I was expecting Snarf to come up as a familiar.... or a joke.
Find Greater Steed; pick saber-toothed tiger. Done.
@@adamlawther6356 I gather you make battle cat the same way
Love the build and video, I am just disappointed that the B Roll didn't have footage from the AMAZING reboot (that deserved more than 1 season).
OH MY GOD I FORGOT THAT I LOVED IT AND I WAS SO MAD WHEN THEY CANCELLED IT
Please vote for Klaus, my brother played a spirits bard in the first campaign I ever ran for him while it was still ua so he could play Klaus. By the end of the campaign he was mayor of Staten Island.
Videos like this really drive home how good Hexlock+Paladin is, genuially one of my fave multiclass, along with Monk/Cleric and Barb/Rouge. Makes sense for Lion-O to be strong and charismatic as hell, have you seen those abs? And that chin?, if he told me to jump I'd ask "How high?".
I'm playing a hexblade/oath of ancients paladin and it's so much fun. esp since my DM let me take sacred weapon as my channel divinity option
Out of everyone, i didn't expected Lion-O to be this strong.
They did a Death Battle going over all his feats of strength and he is jacked
@@0_Body Also Tulok did call him a repainted He-Man.
He's an 80's cartoon hero; he's literally unbeatable.
@@aaronsirkman8375 Yeah, i should've figured as much.
Agreed. Snarf on the other hand...
"This is Thundercats, not Jellicle Cats"
Why don't we have both?
Extended universe
Very cool build, I wouldn't have expected Lion-o to end up this strong. Also, Hexblade makes total sense.
I would have gone with Tabaxi. I remember an episode that he keeps up with Cheetara in speed.
Now I am hoping to see a Mumm-Ra build.
Well that's easy. Play a Reborn Wizard and then lose all of your encounters.
Now can we get a Mumra the Everliving build for the eventual battle series.
When you eventually do a "Jelical-Cat", might I recomend Mecavity the Mystery Cat.
(A dual rogue/bard seems right).
I honestly expected She-Ra from SPoP to be a Hexadin build because her powers stem from the magical sword. It's such a powerful combo!
Her power doesn’t really come from the sword, the sword just helps her channel it.
Thunder! Thunder! Thunder! Thunder Cats…HOOOOOO!
To be honest, I fully expected a tabaxi because I had completely forgotten that leonin was even a thing. What a surprise this was. Also, kudos for using the original 80's version of the series. When people discuss Thundercats, it's usually the 2011 version that's talked about.
Incredible build. I've seen people talk about how wonderfully paladin and warlock pair, but this build that it's the PB and J combo of builds.
Honestly, the intro music just reminded me of John Mulaney's Salt & Pepper Diner bit
I’m having major deja vu rn because I remember having watched a tulok build of Lion-O
So cool! Hoping for all the Thundercats. Cheetara was always my favorite. And Tigra was voiced by DM extraordinaire Matt Mercer in the Thundercats reboot from the 2000's. (And Liono was Will Friedle.)
Oh really? Neat.
@@BJGvideos it was a pretty good series. Sadly it didn't last more than 1 season. It's on Amazon (and possibly others).
@@cryofpaine It was a decent series, but I did not like how the Thundercats behaved worse than the villains they were fighting at times. I especially hated how they did Tygra.
With a sword that powerful, does he really need to fear Mumm-Ra?
a mummy lord that uses evocation, illusions, scrying, Flight and Tenser's Transformation! That's not a CR 3
hahahahaha oh my freaking gosh, the wrap up absolutely sent me. Great build, dude.
You won me at Level 1. I don't even need to finish the video now, but I will, because yes.
"Just watch out for...nothing, this cat's busted"
I hope you tackle Elden Ring in the future. Seeing you General Radahn would be great.
the great odyssey of that super alien whose home world was destroyed and came to the "Totally not earth" to face the forces of evil... where did i heard that story? the 80's were a weird time and the furry prince Adam is another example of it.
Lion-O might not be a cereal brand (disappointing, i know) but for an alien child in the body of a grown man he took the challenges and became a competent leader to defeat the ugliest bone in the villain academy! kicking the forces of ungodly doesn't need the maturity of a pro,Tangle the lemur can tell you that (and exploring that could be an interesting experiment for a build, Sr Tulok please) but the tribulation gained from experience is a rewarding way to make the journey of Lion-O earned and a great experience nonetheless.
Love the Thundercats. Wish the vid had animation from the 2011 series, but meh. Paladin/Hexblade is so very powerful.
Oh someone needs to have a DnD duel between this build & the He-man build. To see who wins
I would love to see how you would build Thorfinn or/and Askeladd from Vinland Saga
I watched the 2011 tv series as a kid, the show was very good, but that could just be my memory. Either way, great build.
Some of my favorite builds of Tulok are the ones that either follow the character s progression from their story or "come online,"so to speak, at early to mid levels (since most campaigns take forever to get even level 10, if they ever do)
This build does both! I'm definitely keeping this around if I find myself in a Theros game
Bruh, not a single clip from the 2011 remake? That shit was goated, I don't care what anyone says.
Surprised the Eye of Thundera itself wasn't the power source, given that it is a sentient god-like creature.
By the thumbnail I'm guessing hexadin
I hope we someday get the rest would love to troll a DM by the party playing all the thundercats
As a child that grew up in the 80s of never made the connection of He - Man and Lion-O
Prediction: Leonin Paladin.
Result: Well, I was mostly right. Wasn't expecting the Warlock levels.
Tulok has a cat? Why have we never seen pictures of this cat on social media?!?!?! Tulok, you've been holding out on us.
I have to stretch for cons as well but there is one.
Hex 5 means you can't get the expanded aura of protection to 30 feet, nor the transformation. Though what you get coukd easily be called worth the trade
Prediction: 3/4 levels of Hexblade, Pact of the blade and Devil's sight invocation. 16/17 levels of Battle Master. Inspirational Leader Feat.
Wanna crit fish (even though it's unoptimal thing to do)? Go Custom Lineage and grab Eldritch adept to get magic darkvision.
Wanna Thunder, Thunder, ThunderCats HOOOOOOOOOOO on oportunity attacks? Go custom lineage, lose your extra skill, and get War Caster.
Wanna Thunder Beam your enemies on opotunity attacks? Go same as before but exchange Tough feat for crossbow expert, now you wont have disadvantage on meele beams. Is it optimal? hell no but who cares go be happy
Loved the build, I was hell excitded for a Lion-o build like, 3 years ago when I rewatched the 2011 remake (such good show). Never thought youd make a video out of it. This just shows us to never lose the hope.
Btw I thought you'd go for this kind of build for she-ra back in the day, cuz you know, Sword of Power.
Shame no 2011 footage. They were pretty good!
Have you thought about doing Max Steel
Still pulling for Eglantine Price (Bednobs and Broomsticks), Winifred Sanderson (Hocus Pocus), Councilor Troi (Star Trek: tNG), Mary Poppins, and the Reverend Doctor Syn (The Scarecrow of Romney Marsh). Bugs Bunny would be great too. Sir Dragonet King Arthur's court jester (Idylls of the King/Morte d'Arthur) would be wonderful.
Dumping Intelligence DOES make sense for Lion-O... how soon we forget that part of his origin-story includes the fact that HE IS A CHILD IN A MAN'S BODY.
He's basically Furry Shazam
@@biohazard724 He's actually Furry He-Man, but He-Man ALSO has a bit of Billy Batson/The Big Red Cheese in his creative DNA.
Love the umbrella chronically I’m worried about watching the show since Netflix scaries me like what if the shows good and they cancel it
Tulok just a heads up. The new Mordenkainen book upped the claw damage to d6 damage. Easy to forget since it recently came out though.
Please make Buck Wild, from ice age
Awesome!!
Your videos are great. Have you thought about a Mike Ermantraut (Breaking Bad/Better Call Saul) build?
Who wants to Roast Tulok for saying Daunting Roar an action? It's a *bonus action* and can be a lot more useful than it seems (though I agree, feline agility's better).
Yesterday I made a DnD character for Natsu Dragneel from Fairy Tail after I learned about this Monk Subclass way of Ascendant Dragon. I only did 10 levels but I gave him 7 levels monk with that subclass, the other three levels I did draconic ancestry sorcerer. For his 4th level I gave him Elemental Adept. And to simulate his eating fire I have him the absorb elements spell along with some other fire spells.
For Race I was debating Tiefling because of his demonic origin and the fire resistance. But human works also.
I see you were using footage from the OG 80's Thundercats. Is your build centered around the 80's Thundercats series? If you used the 2011 reboot, would that be a different build? Would you get a different Lion-O?
Actually even Warcaster has its place it this build bc one really doesn't want to drop Haste in the middle of the spell AND if an enemy tries to run away,you could do an Attack of Opportunity w Booming Blade,proccing the extra dmg for moving >:)
Damn... This makes me curious how op of a Hexblade Paladin he could build if he wasn't specifically trying to make it Lion-O.
But... what about the Gauntlet of Omens? Also known as the Claw Shield. It has a built in grappling launcher, smoke screen and can be attacked with as... well... metal claws.
I played an Eldritch Knight for a one-shot that had a strat built around Booming Blade and War Caster. One-trick pony, for sure, but was really cool when it popped off.
Idk, AC is a little low, unless you grab some medium armor.
Pre vid prediction: leonin storm barbarian. That's all Ive got-- I can't remember anything else about the character tbh. Maybe high charisma?
Oftentimes, the multiclassing doesn't synch up with the reality of the character and is just for the sake of getting the abilities we need, so it's always nice and satisfying when they wind up making perfect sense in-story. Of course he starts as a warlock, then leans into paladin - His character arc is all about gaining these powers from an external source, then discovering how to use them for good!
I will say I'm ever so slightly disappointed (though, sadly, not surprised) that there was no reference to the 2011 remake.
Panthro: battlesmith with a barbarian dip
Tygra: whip using arcane trickster
Cheetara: monk/rogue tabaxi
Mum-ra: undead warlock/aberrant sorcrerer
Panthro I might go more for a Battlemaster/Kinsai monk cross.
I don't recall Tygra having the spell like abilities to go Trickster, maybe swashbuckler?
Cheetara is a no brainer, I'ld probably use scout rogue, and I'm not sure what monk, maybe just Open hand?
What about the twins, Katt and Kitt? Only assuming they have different skills.
@@bskec2177 Tygra turns invisible and uses illusions, as well as adding flames to his whip (green flame balde)
Panthro is an engineer and builder. Artificer is the best fit but splashing anything else is appropriate.
@@kanjigodomo9696 kitt is more brash and walks into a fight, katt is more wiley. They're both young and so low level. I'd say barbarian for kitt, berserker if you pushed me. Swashbuckler for katt
@@bskec2177 Panthro from the original would have bits of Artificer and monk to him, though more monk than artificer. Panthro from the 2011 remake is more difficult. Barbarian/Samurai fighter with some monk would not be out of place- his Strength was his major focus, as was how he could block with his CHEST, and his nunchucks were so big you could reflavor them as a flail or something.
Tygra could go invisible, and in the original, had some illusion powers that taxed him too much to use regularly (i.e. they were a writer's plot device). Interestingly, he should dump Wisdom, as he was always the Damsel in Distress of the group, easily being brainwarped/cursed/hypnotized or just having a weak will in general.
Chetrara could go Drunken Master Monk- one of the best monks for moving around and hitting lots of foes too fast for them to hit you. She might need some levels to gain her danger sense/inner sight, but that was a plot device more than anything.
Something to look out for; 2B
Oh my god I was just thinking about how you'd do sight beyond sight on the bus like 2 weeks ago, that's crazy dude!
*THUNDER! THUNDER! THUNDERCATS! HOOOOOOOOOO!*
The two dump stats make sense, since Lion-O in the original show was technically a child in an adult body.
Two questions. Paladins can still turn undead like a cleric just at 3 levels lower? How does he do with the chicks?
Adam
First. Calling Leonine at least.
CALLED IT.
Have you thought about Elsa from Frozen or River Tam from Firefly?
Perfect 80s cartoon protagonist, virtually unbeatable.
Lion-O being a powerhouse. Glad to see this build.
I like your channel. Nice videos. Also the reason I don’t allow multiclassing lol
I noticed you mentioned Jellicle cats-- Old Deuteronomy build when?
callin it, Leonin Hexblade Warlock / Battle Master Fighter.
Correct me if I’m wrong but did you do a build for alita and if you didn’t could you I love your work and I’m very 🧐😄
Warcaster Opportunity attack plus booming blade is real good
Sword of Omens, give me sight beyond sight!!
*listens to the opening* Wait, are you gonna throw in an "It's Not Unusual" at level 8?
Nothing about the Claw Shield/Gauntlet of Omens? 😔
And you used none of the 2011 Thunder Cat footage. :( I'm sad.
War caster makes this build better. With it you can cast booming blade on all your opportunity attacks. That frees up your main action each turn for extra attacks, while still occasionally peppering in booming blades.
When I can I take war caster over eldritch mind every time.
Was actually wondering what Invocation sight powers were coming. Sight Beyond Sight has to be Gostly Gaze, Eldrich Sight, or Devil's Sight
Sight beyond sight is Visions of Distant Realms. It's the Arcane Eye spell. Since that's got a level 15 requirement it doesn't see much actual play and cuts off multiclassing. Most just go pact of the chain and voice of the chain master.
This is surprisingly close to my idea for an Amy Rose build.
Prediction of Build before watching.
3 Hex Lock.
12 Storm Sorc
5 Paladin. Guessing either Vengeance or Glory. Let’s see how I do.
5:37 is when I was proven wrong. 4th level of Warlock got me. Oh well. We’ll get ‘em next time bois.
Eye of lol daera give us laughs beyond laughs.
You know we joke that its a show to sell toys but it has something that a lot of modern remake dont? heart they clearly loved what they were making and tryed to do something new.
This is why Lego Movie was so good. It remembered that the best way to sell toys is to produce a quality product.
I was gonna say his utility is limited, but honestly, he's mostly a prepared spell caster. If one were to play this, they could easily swap out some of those flavored smites for utility stuff like Find Steed or whatever. Hax build is hax.
Have you considered doing some kind of lightning round of level 5 builds for characters that don't deserve going all the way to 20? Like, I dunno, Snarf for example?
Eleven from Stranger Things has to be at Level 5.
got here early, lucky me.
i think he will have paladin lvls.
Forget thirsting blade. I would want eldritch smite. Can you do divine AND eldritch smite on the same hit? If so that'd be a mega smack on anything. Hard to live through that. Especially on that increased crit range from hexblades curse. And since the smite(s) CAN be done on the booming blade melee hit. Then you can really dish out mega damage at level 20
Damn it man. You got me. I commented before the end of the video. Lol. You did take the eldritch smite level. Lol. Btw I love this show. All the humor and info on how to make builds based on great characters. This helps me to play with people who are new to the game. I ask them for a character they like and then check your show list. Boom. I can get someone to play DnD and learn and have fun way easier because they have a reference for what the abilities are and how they would work. So helpful. Great show. Please don't stop doing what you do. Everything is great here. Lol
More Thundercats, please. Cheetara and Panthro.
I'm starting to really dislike Hexblade. Not that it's bad - it's the opposite, it is SO useful for SO many Charisma multiclasses, in ways that would be much more interesting for other kinds of Warlock patrons.
If I'm making a warlockadin, I NEED to take Hexblade in order for it to make pact weapon worthwhile...even when a Celestial Warlock or archfey (for Ancients paladin) would make a lot more sense and have more interesting character story possibilities.
I personally go with what makes sense over what'd be mechanically useful, tbh. I've had struggles like that before and I play with a few that do the whole "oh this is just better because it hits harder" or whatever. I mean, sure everyone plays in their own way, but I prefer to be a character from a story, not a video game.
Literally the only useful things hexblade gives to multiclassing is a variant ability that more or less copies the hex spell, the shield spell, and it lets you use CHA on attack rolls with one weapon. So really the main thing Hexblade gives is the ability to dump Str while still fighting on the frontline, but that backfires if you are grappled in combat, fail the contested athletics check, and your DM acknowledges the fact that you can't make somatic spell component gestures while grappled.
Really, you don't lose much by prioritizing Str or Dex as your second most important stat for every single gish build hexblade was intended for. Celestial, Fathomless, Genie, and Fiend are all better subclasses from just looking at the whole package each one gives. I didn't add archfey to that list because the last time I tried to work archfey into a build I immediately realized you get everything archfey gives and then some with only 3 levels of Eloquence Bard.
Hex warrior should be part of pact of the blade.
@@CitanulsPumpkin I take your point, but...you absolutely can make somatic spell component gestures while grappled, RAW. There's nothing that prevents it.
@@Technodreamer RAW is for rules lawyering chuds. If an ogre grabs the Wizard's frail spindly arms and succeeds the checks to hold the grapple then the wizard can't cast spells that require they flail their arms around all over the place. This is why the cantrip sword burst doesn't have a somatic component and one of the reasons why subtle spell metamagic is such a useful ability.
Would have been nice to see some clips from the 2011 Thundercats as well
And now a suggestion for a future video, I think Tulok might get a kick out of building Princess Cyra Good Rest (yes, that is her actual name, she is the princess from the nation of Good Rest, yes, really), the princess from Sleepy Princess in the Demon's Castle
When you said to "Vote for Klaus-" at the beginning of the Video, I assumed it was the guy from Blood Blockade Battlefront and got stupid excited.😅
Regardless of DnD character builds, it's an underappreciated show that everyone should watch.
Commenting for the algorithm lmao, loved the video tho!!
Jesse Faden also has some sweet nova damage and high mobility
hey! have u ever looked at how to play Moon Knight in dnd?
Have you considered an El Santo build?
Can you please mack coyote starrk from bleach
Actually Tulok’s wit and quality of speech are kitty biscuits. So you’re wrong, you can win and always win.
My cat is also super jumpy. It's especially fun when I cough a little too hard and I haven't trimmed his claws in a little too long. I'm very quickly reminded.
As always, a very entertaining build. I don't know how you always manage to make them so consistently great, but I adore it.
“He’s He-Man for furries”
Me: How dare.
Gonna guess Hexblade Warlock Tabaxi with some Fighter levels
EDIT: this is literally the first time I've heard of a Leonin.
I enjoyed the 2011 version.
If you wield a magic sword and have a transformation you may be a paladin