2 recommendations: 1.) Aaragorn could totally have the tough feat for any one of those. it increases the health by 2, and can replace any of the constitution modifiers for a better effect. Aaragorn's pretty hearty and needs that health when he's getting tossed off cliffs 2.) Aaragorn could also easily fit the role of a half elf considering he's one of the Dúnedain. The guy is 87 after all and looks like he's fresh out of college. It would also bump up his charisma along with his other uncanny abilities like his ability to see in the dark and his understanding of the elves too. all in all, amazing build
Regarding 1) - Bumping Constitution also gives an extra use of Warding Maneuver, which I think is the main reason he went that route. Tough would give more HP, but then you'd be using the maneuver less. That maneuver is really, really good at keeping you or your friends alive, and I'd argue is more important than the extra HP from tough.
Sam is definitely just a cavalier fighter who wears light armor and wields light weapons, considering how much time he spends assisting and protecting Frodo. The other hobbits are rogues and bards.
I feel like ranger/paladin is more true to Tolkien's vision of the character than Ranger/Fighter. "The hands of the king are the hands of a healer, and so the rightful king be known." (Psst - it's the lay on hands ability). You still get the extra fighting style and a paladin's bonus to saves help keep you and your party safe and I feel like Aragorn certainly has the aura of a holy warrior in the books. Honestly, while Strider defiantly started as the iconic ranger in Fellowship, by the time you get to Return of the King I'd say Aragorn is just as much an iconic paladin. In fact, he has an in-story moment where he chooses to switch classes, when he accepts his heritage and takes up Anduril. Of course multiclassing Ranger/Paladin would be pretty difficult mechanically, since they both have 2 required multiclssing stats and they don't overlap. You would need DEX, CHA, WIS, & STR at 13 or higher before you can move into paladin, which means with a standard array you can't take feats at lev 4 and it will be hard to get your stats up, since you have to generalize so much, but that was already a flaw with your ranger/fighter build anyway.
Gerald of Rivia is an astonishingly easy build. A Str Based Warlock with the Blade Boon does the trick pretty easy once you have Improved Pact Weapon (for your silvered Sword) and Thirsting Blade. You can also grab Eldritch Sight or Devil’s Sight for Witcher Senses. If you use Point buy, human standard, you can readily set up with a 16 Str and a 14 in most of your other stats save one dump (probably Int or Wis compensated for with proficiency).
Evocation wizard up to capstone with elemental adept (fire) feat and possibly spell sniper. Played this a few months ago in a campaign with Mustang as a big inspiration.
Anon & Mouse I could definitely see that. Another option I could see might be more of a War Magic Wizard with at least some levels of Eldritch Knight Fighter to boost his combat skills. I also feel that thematically this would work for Roy given that he is a soldier as well as alchemist
This show is honestly addictive. The layout of developing goals for the build and building from there has gotten me inspired to do the same for some of my favorite characters(albeit with rolling rather than standard point allotments), and the results have turned up some builds that are pretty wacky but undeniably resemble the character I based them off of. I'm definitely checking out the backlog of eps I've missed and looking forward to more!
Honestly it’s great to see someone bringing famous characters to dnd. For a newer player like me and a few friends it not only helps with just getting into the game having sort of a guide for most of the classes let’s new players dip their toes into it with “guidelines” and then later Branch out into other options for the class. Your venom video brought me into playing warlocks.
Only recently discovered this series I feel like you have definitely captured the core appeal/feel of the characters you've chosen My wife is a huge LOTR fan and I'm showing this to her for sure Keep up the good work!
Minor quibble: I'd argue that Anduril is a +2 or +3 longsword in 5e terms rather than a greatsword. The movie version is ~52" long with a ~40" blade, and greatswords are usually 60" long or more.
Note: for those who were looking up the Cavalier archetype due to it not being in the core PHB, it's in Xanathar's Guide to Everything. I actually spent time looking it up online and assumed it was UA (Unearthed Arcana) material until I found it listed in a Fighter optimization guide and it was specified there as being from that book. XD Seriously, though, this is a really good build. Even for a non-min-max build, this is a character that's bound to work around the battlefield pretty well. Most players don't min-max, and other players tend to appreciate a playstyle that can take down several enemies or otherwise help several players at once.
_Myst_ Is if I had to guess, my money would be on some combination of either School of Evocation or War Magic Wizard and either Way of the Open Hand or Way of the Four Elements Monk
2 levels in monk gets you everything you need to really feel like a Edward and what he displays during the series, then go full transmutation wizard after that Edward Elric would be someone who probably focuses more on the manipulation of stone and other materials so take spells that focus on that.
I would like to add a suggestion for those that don't want to deal with Cavalier, that Battle Master might be a good alternative, there are more than enough Maneuvers that you can control the flow of battle like Distracting Strike, which lets add your superiority die to the damage roll and grants the next person besides you advantage against the foe you hit, also since this build has Inspiring Leader, another good Maneuver would be Rally which gives a friendly creature that can see or hear you temp HP based on your Superiority Die roll plus your cha mod.
I had to subscribe from this video because ive been arguing with my brother for a few months on and off on whether or not Aragon is a Ranger or a Fighter. You did both BUT you did Ranger first so I would say thats a win for me! Not sure if your familiar but I'd love to see your take on Saber or Rider (Fate/Stay) in the future. Keep up the good work!
Love watching you're videos on making D&D characters, i know a lot of people wanna make the super flexible fighter/casters or the power hungry super guys, but i would like to see how you would be able to tackle making Sly Cooper from his respected games. a Sneaky character focusing on stealth, stealing, moving around in the shadows and never being seen, and if combat is an option, takes care of it quickly or in one go. Could also be a build you might sacrifice Con on, for story reason, in his games he can't really take a hit at all, once you're caught you have to run or you're back to the start of the map again trying over.
I would love to see you attempt to make a shadow the hedgehog build. I just discovered this series and I’m having a lot of fun learning about different play styles and abilities that I want to try to convert to pathfinder. Keep up the awesome work tulok.
All these builds are so good. They are looked forward to every day starting with T and keep doing what you’re doing cause what you’re doing is awesome.
My friend said he saw someone do a Solid Snake build for dnd, and I immediately throught it was you. But now that I can't find it, I think you should do a solid snake build! Maybe a rogue with a soldier background, crossbows as primary weapon for stealth, and possibly dabbling in alchemy to make sleep darts or some sort of blow darts for the tranq gun.
I’ve created multiple Aragorn builds myself, and I’ve never seen one so close to perfect. The background that I personally find suits Aragorn the best is Outlander, and I don’t believe Cure Wounds should be on this build. Aragorn has been alive for 87 years and spent most of that as a Ranger/Wanderer. As for Cure Wounds, I don’t believe the magical touch healing suits Aragorn, he wasn’t much of a healer, and only really tended to small wounds. When Frodo gets stabbed by a Nazgul, he goes to the Elves for their magical healing abilities. Aside from those two points, this build truly is perfect.
You know what I am looking for for a long ass time now? How to play as Irelia from League of Legends. Hover blades, sword dancing... all that jazz. I am not smart enough to do it myself unfortunately. Also I literally just binged like ALL the build videos you have made so far. So good job and keep it up!
Personally I’d add the Healer feat (“The hands of the king are the hands of the healer”), especially due to how he treated Frodo on the road to Rivendell and Eowyn and Merry in Minas Tirith. Still pretty cool, though!
Make goblin slayer from the goblon slayer anime. It is based on dnd and if you follow rule 5 of goblin slayer it is a challenging build. Rule 1 to 4 kill all goblins by any means necessary. He is the kind of guy who would used a gate spell to open a portal to the bottom of the ocean to kill goblins. Rule 5 he doesn't let the gods roll the dice.
A couple of builds i would like to see you try to recreate: Maria of the astral clocktower from Bloodborne: the old hunters. Artorias the abyss Walker from the Dark Souls series.
Just finished binge watching all of the characters that I am familiar with (not really a video gamer, so skipped most of those). Took me three days of watching a few at a time. Great job on all of these! Keep it up! I'd love to see as a special one of these days you and someone else do a PVP match of two rival characters from this list. So far, Venom and Spider-Man or Thor and Loki are really the only good pairs, but I'm sure that list will grow as time goes on. Finally, I had to give one nitpick on this current video. You went with variant Human for Aragorn. Although his elven ancestry is less than one-half, I think the fact that he was 87 years old when LotR starts means he should probably qualify for half-elf status. Just my two cents.
I never played DnD before but the day I do you know I'll be the True King of Gondor, savior of Halflings. Would love to see more LotR builds, but also hoping for Goblin Slayer or Doomguy as well.
Im no DnD player (i dont have ppl to play with nearby in a 1hr driving distance) but I'd love to see some LoL characters beeing made. Characters that could be fun to see include: Aatrox, Ahri, Bard, Cassiopeia, Cho'Gath, Kha'Zix, Morgana, Rengar, Veigar, Vayne, Vi, Warwick, Ricen, Yasuo, Ziggs, Zyra Especially Bard would be super fun, as he is a "divine-like" support that lore-wise only cares for the "cosmic balance", not individuals (or even whole groups of ppl) and he DOESNT TALK AT ALL, because noone could comprehend what he says. So good luck communicating with your group.
I'm sure someone has mentioned this, but I'm too lazy to search the comments for it so... Anduril would be a longsword not a greatsword. Aragorn uses it with one hand as often as two hands. Specifically Anduril has a hand-and-a-half hilt and is designed to be as versatile as possible.
I've found your videos recently and have been going through watching all of them! I especially love the little jokes you throw into each video. I have a suggestion that might make a lot of sense for certain characters (like Captain America) who have specific equipment they are known for. And you can work out around when characters might get access to that rarity of item. Maybe say 3rd level for an Uncommon, 5th for Rare, 11th for a Very Rare, and 17th for a Legendary Item. Would be an extra help for players to know that certain items that would fit the characters already exist in some books, same way that you go through the spells.
Have you seen the movie Kingsman: The Secret Service, or it’s sequel, The Golden Circle? You made a really solid Men In Black agent, I’d love to see a Kingsman agent build. They are far more focused on combat than the gadgetry that the MIB use so I think it could be an interesting design. It could also be tailored to match different agents that we see, such as the main character, Eggsy, having an urchin-type background that gives him his sleight of hand and Acrobatics which he employs in practically every exchange in the films. Compare this another lead, Merlin, who is the Guy In The Chair, who would act likely as a sage or other researcher.
I'd probably run them as a drunken master stronk monk, or both. Strength Monk lets you mix grappling in with unarmed strikes, possibly letting you do the full 'grab an enemy and then repeatedly unarmed strike their head into the ground' manuever. You also get high mobility and no dependency on weapons, an early Tavern Brawler can expand your weapon list even further. Possibly grab two levels in Fighter for action surge and more weapon proficiencies. Dump mental stats, the Miami Mutilator is not known for his cool head or his problem solving skills.
Fun Fact: Aragorn isn't just some human ranger who can talk elvish and know their culture, he is specifically of the Dunedain race, which are a race of men in Tolkien's legendarium of being sort of like the descendants of Numenor, who were once known as the Kings of Men, having incredibly long lifespans of up to 500 years, and they can all trace their ancestry directly back to Elros, the first man, and is brother to Elrond the Half-Elf, to which also makes Elrond to be Aragorn's great grand uncle, and Arwen his sort of cousin
Tulok i really like your videos and i'll try some of the builds when i have a chance. Also i will like to see your build for Iskandar, King of Conquerors, from Fate/Zero. Keep it up with your videos man.
rather new to watching this and so far pretty impressed. Can't wait to see what you can come up with. How bout doing Turok the dinosaur hunter, Red She-hulk, and Predator?
Man I just met your channel and I love it! I was never that interested on D&D, but now I am just because of your videos! I dont know if that's how it works but, could you consider making Metal Sonic on the next video? Any of his forms actually(Mecha, Neo, etc). Im quite curious to see how that would work!
It's a little complicated but Aragorn is a Numenorean which is much closer to a half-elf than anything else. Also, Anybody else think he would make a really interesting Hexblade Warlock?
Episode 70 of the Fire Emblem stats: Aragorn, king of Gondor. Aragorn seems like the prototypical Fire Emblem lord with skills in swords, bows, riding, and authority. He's bad at both types of magic since he does not possess magic. He has stats that are decent across the board.
Honestly, I would replace Cavalier with Champion, and just take the Mounted Combatant feat. Out of all the major battles in LOTR, he rides a horse once, at Helm's Deep, and whilst he is skilled at defending his friends, that never seems to be his main tactic. In all honesty, you could just take all levels in ranger. Still a good build tho
Would you consider doing shulk from xenoblade? A character that gets some insight to the future, buffs himself and allies, and is still somewhat formidable on the field? I feel like it would be an interesting video.
I would love to see you do one for Green Lantern! Or any of the Lantern Corps really. I sort of figured it'd be a Paladin/Wizard mix with lots of conjuration and illusion spells, but you probably know more about D&D than me so I'd be interested to see your take on it!
This series is amazing, it's given me so many ideas for making my own fantasy builds. I've already done a Mipha build and a Belmont Build, but now I'm trying my hand at my most challenging build yet: Yang Xiao Long from RWBY. I'm just having trouble working out how to recreate her Sembiance, and her Shotgun Gauntlets (cause I don't think a DM is gonna let me just have them as a weapon xD)
I was disappointed he wasn't Ranger first and Paladin second. That's how I always viewed Aragorn in the books and movies, and I believe he defined the Ranger class as Strider and then the Paladin class as Aragorn.
I wonder if the new "Fey Wanderer" Ranger is a good fit for an Aragorn build, now... I mean..."Hunter" is definitely an appropriate playstyle for a horde-breaker like Aragorn. "Fey Wanderer" DOES sort of mesh well with Aragorn's affiliation to the elves, however...the bonus Wisdom to his Charisma-checks lends itself will to his "kingly" nature...the other more mystical abilities are a bit of a stretch, though.
I'm not sure if this is something that's possible or you may interested in, but could you start a second series where you homebrew monster/NPC stat blocks for DMs to use based on fictional characters? I feel like you could be great at it and it could give you some more freedom and us DMs some more juicy ideas.
Hey Tulok; just discovered your channel and I’ve been loving it! Could you do a John Constantine character build? I’d be curious what a paranormal investigator/con-artist looks like in D&D
Hey Tulok, I have two suggestions. First I think you soud do a recap of the character in the end of the episode, something simple like showing all the character levels and what they are in one table. It will be really usefull if someone would want to make the character. Second, in order to diversify your content, I suggest you make videos on making movie momsters sich as alien, Godzilla, Chucky, etc as enemies in DnD. I think its a fun idea and it would guive some variety on the channel ( maybe you can call it how to Fight X in D&D) ( English is not my first language so I apologize in advance if something made you eyes bleed)
You did Alucard from Castlevania a while ago... Have you thought about doing other characters from the series? Each belmont has a few unique traits and people like Dracula have lots of abilities that translate well to d&d. I'd love to see what you would come up with.
I'm curious to see how you would build Terra from Kingdom Hearts. Something tells me he's an Oathbreaker Paladin mixed with Hexblade since hes primarily a tanky melee character. Though for some of his earthy spells. Maybe Eldritch Knight??
I know I would like to see Albert Wesker from the Resident Evil series since we saw him do all sorts of crazy monk shit in RE5 I think it would be a great time for everyone.
I would love to see some other main character builds from final fantasy like Squall, Zidane, Lightning, and Cloud. Maybe even some villian builds like Edea, Sephiroth, and Kefka too
Is there any way we can one day see a build for Sylvanas Windrunner The Banshee Queen? I've thought over the year I played D&D on how to make her without homebrew. Making her a High Elf or Wood Elf sounds like the best route imo with maybe Drow for the Chm. High Elves / Wood Elves get Longbow speciality right from the start and withit you can decide to go directly into magic with Warlock or Ranger for theme. How one then goes on to have spooky dark bolts, raising zombies, and other necro themed stuff though is beyond me. Being a Necromancer in D&D feels like a dedication and not one that can be mixed with a bow well enough to offset simply being a magic user. Arcane Archer also comes to mind but I felt the archetype overall is just peters out instead of getting stronger as it levels as opposed to something things. Ideally I'd like some rogue levels to simulate Sylvanas's sneaking but a decent background like criminal can do that. Thoughts to users?
Define irony: the exact character that defined the original D&D Ranger class isn't a straight up ranger.
Drizzt or Minsc? Both are rangers
@@Forgetthereality aragorn, aragorn is what inspired the class
@@oathkeeperofoblivion972 grats you fell into the role of captain obvious :3
@@Forgetthereality simply stating what im 90% sure our commenter meant.
Was rangers added in 2 ed when they replaced the ELF class. Legoles is the true insperation
2 recommendations:
1.) Aaragorn could totally have the tough feat for any one of those. it increases the health by 2, and can replace any of the constitution modifiers for a better effect. Aaragorn's pretty hearty and needs that health when he's getting tossed off cliffs
2.) Aaragorn could also easily fit the role of a half elf considering he's one of the Dúnedain. The guy is 87 after all and looks like he's fresh out of college. It would also bump up his charisma along with his other uncanny abilities like his ability to see in the dark and his understanding of the elves too.
all in all, amazing build
Regarding 1) - Bumping Constitution also gives an extra use of Warding Maneuver, which I think is the main reason he went that route. Tough would give more HP, but then you'd be using the maneuver less. That maneuver is really, really good at keeping you or your friends alive, and I'd argue is more important than the extra HP from tough.
I'd choosen a half elf too
Variant human will do, though. He doesn't have enough elven blood to do much beyond make him longer lived
Finally someone who realizes he's a ranger
Of course! But also kind of a fighter...
Well ya he is also a fighter but his basic and most notable skills come from being in the wilds like a ranger
The ranger in dnd is basically built on Aragon
He's literally called a ranger
Yeah, I've seen lots of people call Aragorn a Fighter and Legolas a Ranger when it's clearly the other way around.
“One of the four rogues you’re traveling with”
Uh, at least one of those goofballs is a bard.
Sam is definitely just a cavalier fighter who wears light armor and wields light weapons, considering how much time he spends assisting and protecting Frodo. The other hobbits are rogues and bards.
I feel like ranger/paladin is more true to Tolkien's vision of the character than Ranger/Fighter. "The hands of the king are the hands of a healer, and so the rightful king be known." (Psst - it's the lay on hands ability). You still get the extra fighting style and a paladin's bonus to saves help keep you and your party safe and I feel like Aragorn certainly has the aura of a holy warrior in the books. Honestly, while Strider defiantly started as the iconic ranger in Fellowship, by the time you get to Return of the King I'd say Aragorn is just as much an iconic paladin. In fact, he has an in-story moment where he chooses to switch classes, when he accepts his heritage and takes up Anduril.
Of course multiclassing Ranger/Paladin would be pretty difficult mechanically, since they both have 2 required multiclssing stats and they don't overlap. You would need DEX, CHA, WIS, & STR at 13 or higher before you can move into paladin, which means with a standard array you can't take feats at lev 4 and it will be hard to get your stats up, since you have to generalize so much, but that was already a flaw with your ranger/fighter build anyway.
Rangers already have healing spells.
I'd argue sauron to be a paladin multiclass sorceror.
I‘d love to see a built of Gerald from the Witcher next.
I was going to say the same.
Is there a date for the Netflix show? That would work well for scheduling...
Gerald of Rivia is an astonishingly easy build. A Str Based Warlock with the Blade Boon does the trick pretty easy once you have Improved Pact Weapon (for your silvered Sword) and Thirsting Blade. You can also grab Eldritch Sight or Devil’s Sight for Witcher Senses. If you use Point buy, human standard, you can readily set up with a 16 Str and a 14 in most of your other stats save one dump (probably Int or Wis compensated for with proficiency).
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@HuffmanTeamGaming Except Blood Hunter isn't really much of a Witcher really. And it's Homebrew technically.
*You need to do a Avatar series build! Aang, Korra, katara, Zuko, toph, sokka ect!!*
They are all sorcerer monks or monks
it's "etc" or "et cetera", latin for "and continuing".
I'd love to see a build for Corvo Attano from the Dishonored games.
Tulok: Aragorn is the OG ranger that defined the class.
Also Tulok: _2/3rds fighter_
I'd love to see a go at Roy Mustang from Full Metal Alchemist
Evocation wizard up to capstone with elemental adept (fire) feat and possibly spell sniper. Played this a few months ago in a campaign with Mustang as a big inspiration.
Anon & Mouse I could definitely see that. Another option I could see might be more of a War Magic Wizard with at least some levels of Eldritch Knight Fighter to boost his combat skills. I also feel that thematically this would work for Roy given that he is a soldier as well as alchemist
This show is honestly addictive. The layout of developing goals for the build and building from there has gotten me inspired to do the same for some of my favorite characters(albeit with rolling rather than standard point allotments), and the results have turned up some builds that are pretty wacky but undeniably resemble the character I based them off of. I'm definitely checking out the backlog of eps I've missed and looking forward to more!
Fun fact: Aragorn in the lord of the rings movies he was 86 years old because he wasnt a normal human he was a dunedain.
Eighty-Seven.
Honestly it’s great to see someone bringing famous characters to dnd. For a newer player like me and a few friends it not only helps with just getting into the game having sort of a guide for most of the classes let’s new players dip their toes into it with “guidelines” and then later Branch out into other options for the class. Your venom video brought me into playing warlocks.
Only recently discovered this series
I feel like you have definitely captured the core appeal/feel of the characters you've chosen
My wife is a huge LOTR fan and I'm showing this to her for sure
Keep up the good work!
Minor quibble: I'd argue that Anduril is a +2 or +3 longsword in 5e terms rather than a greatsword. The movie version is ~52" long with a ~40" blade, and greatswords are usually 60" long or more.
Note: for those who were looking up the Cavalier archetype due to it not being in the core PHB, it's in Xanathar's Guide to Everything. I actually spent time looking it up online and assumed it was UA (Unearthed Arcana) material until I found it listed in a Fighter optimization guide and it was specified there as being from that book. XD
Seriously, though, this is a really good build. Even for a non-min-max build, this is a character that's bound to work around the battlefield pretty well. Most players don't min-max, and other players tend to appreciate a playstyle that can take down several enemies or otherwise help several players at once.
You should totally do Edward Elric from Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood. It would be a super interesting build!
_Myst_ Is if I had to guess, my money would be on some combination of either School of Evocation or War Magic Wizard and either Way of the Open Hand or Way of the Four Elements Monk
2 levels in monk gets you everything you need to really feel like a Edward and what he displays during the series, then go full transmutation wizard after that Edward Elric would be someone who probably focuses more on the manipulation of stone and other materials so take spells that focus on that.
Love your work, man! I would love to see Hellblazer John Constantine in DnD!
Aaragorn is absolutely a Ranger first and foremost, honestly this is a really good build for him. I love it :D
I would like to add a suggestion for those that don't want to deal with Cavalier, that Battle Master might be a good alternative, there are more than enough Maneuvers that you can control the flow of battle like Distracting Strike, which lets add your superiority die to the damage roll and grants the next person besides you advantage against the foe you hit, also since this build has Inspiring Leader, another good Maneuver would be Rally which gives a friendly creature that can see or hear you temp HP based on your Superiority Die roll plus your cha mod.
But Cavalier is awesome...!
Just wanted to appreciate how entirely well made these videos are, the builds are well thought out and the script is brilliant.
I had to subscribe from this video because ive been arguing with my brother for a few months on and off on whether or not Aragon is a Ranger or a Fighter. You did both BUT you did Ranger first so I would say thats a win for me!
Not sure if your familiar but I'd love to see your take on Saber or Rider (Fate/Stay) in the future. Keep up the good work!
I'll check it out, not familiar with it myself...
And of course you win. Unless your brother subs too...
I would absolutely love to see how you would make Wolf from Sekiro.
Samuria fighter
@@victorminor1283 maybe a bit of rogue
There are not enough levels in D&D for The Wolf to achieve his full potential
Omg... this series is amazing!
I would hugely love if you ever did the rest of the fellowship!!!
😍😍😍
I hope to see a Clint Eastwood Build. Maybe one of his cowboy movies
Dirty Harry 😄❤
I think J.R.R. Tolkien is the godfather of medieval fantasy.
yes, he is!
For sure! Like half the classes and races from D&D have a direct parallel in Middle Earth
It's not like people didn't write fantasies in the Middle Ages...
wratched they would count as grandfathers of modern fantasy
Love watching you're videos on making D&D characters, i know a lot of people wanna make the super flexible fighter/casters or the power hungry super guys, but i would like to see how you would be able to tackle making Sly Cooper from his respected games. a Sneaky character focusing on stealth, stealing, moving around in the shadows and never being seen, and if combat is an option, takes care of it quickly or in one go. Could also be a build you might sacrifice Con on, for story reason, in his games he can't really take a hit at all, once you're caught you have to run or you're back to the start of the map again trying over.
I would love to see you attempt to make a shadow the hedgehog build. I just discovered this series and I’m having a lot of fun learning about different play styles and abilities that I want to try to convert to pathfinder. Keep up the awesome work tulok.
All these builds are so good. They are looked forward to every day starting with T and keep doing what you’re doing cause what you’re doing is awesome.
My friend said he saw someone do a Solid Snake build for dnd, and I immediately throught it was you. But now that I can't find it, I think you should do a solid snake build! Maybe a rogue with a soldier background, crossbows as primary weapon for stealth, and possibly dabbling in alchemy to make sleep darts or some sort of blow darts for the tranq gun.
I’ve created multiple Aragorn builds myself, and I’ve never seen one so close to perfect. The background that I personally find suits Aragorn the best is Outlander, and I don’t believe Cure Wounds should be on this build. Aragorn has been alive for 87 years and spent most of that as a Ranger/Wanderer. As for Cure Wounds, I don’t believe the magical touch healing suits Aragorn, he wasn’t much of a healer, and only really tended to small wounds. When Frodo gets stabbed by a Nazgul, he goes to the Elves for their magical healing abilities.
Aside from those two points, this build truly is perfect.
You know what I am looking for for a long ass time now? How to play as Irelia from League of Legends. Hover blades, sword dancing... all that jazz. I am not smart enough to do it myself unfortunately. Also I literally just binged like ALL the build videos you have made so far. So good job and keep it up!
I'd love to see Jackie Estacado, The Darkness. He seems like he would be a fun Warlock.
going through all of these, I would love to see one for Marvel's Gambit, it seems to be quite fun to play
Personally I’d add the Healer feat (“The hands of the king are the hands of the healer”), especially due to how he treated Frodo on the road to Rivendell and Eowyn and Merry in Minas Tirith. Still pretty cool, though!
I think Aragon is why 2ed Rangers got Cure Wounds
Make goblin slayer from the goblon slayer anime.
It is based on dnd and if you follow rule 5 of goblin slayer it is a challenging build.
Rule 1 to 4 kill all goblins by any means necessary. He is the kind of guy who would used a gate spell to open a portal to the bottom of the ocean to kill goblins.
Rule 5 he doesn't let the gods roll the dice.
Not necessarily dnd but a japanese d20 system rpg
Very similiar
Thank you so very much Tulok. I was waiting for you to get to this build. 😁
A couple of builds i would like to see you try to recreate:
Maria of the astral clocktower from Bloodborne: the old hunters.
Artorias the abyss Walker from the Dark Souls series.
Seen a lot of interesting builds, but I think I'd like to see Neku from The World Ends With You.
Maui ….. What can I say, your welcome.
Personally, I think Giorno Giovanna would be an interesting build
Especially with the new UA monk subclass Way of the Astral Self
Just finished binge watching all of the characters that I am familiar with (not really a video gamer, so skipped most of those). Took me three days of watching a few at a time. Great job on all of these! Keep it up!
I'd love to see as a special one of these days you and someone else do a PVP match of two rival characters from this list. So far, Venom and Spider-Man or Thor and Loki are really the only good pairs, but I'm sure that list will grow as time goes on.
Finally, I had to give one nitpick on this current video. You went with variant Human for Aragorn. Although his elven ancestry is less than one-half, I think the fact that he was 87 years old when LotR starts means he should probably qualify for half-elf status. Just my two cents.
Oh, Batman and Poison Ivy also work.
Liked, subscribed, impressed an older lady. Now working on Batman villain Bane build
I never played DnD before but the day I do you know I'll be the True King of Gondor, savior of Halflings.
Would love to see more LotR builds, but also hoping for Goblin Slayer or Doomguy as well.
Im no DnD player (i dont have ppl to play with nearby in a 1hr driving distance) but I'd love to see some LoL characters beeing made. Characters that could be fun to see include:
Aatrox, Ahri, Bard, Cassiopeia, Cho'Gath, Kha'Zix, Morgana, Rengar, Veigar, Vayne, Vi, Warwick, Ricen, Yasuo, Ziggs, Zyra
Especially Bard would be super fun, as he is a "divine-like" support that lore-wise only cares for the "cosmic balance", not individuals (or even whole groups of ppl) and he DOESNT TALK AT ALL, because noone could comprehend what he says. So good luck communicating with your group.
I'm sure someone has mentioned this, but I'm too lazy to search the comments for it so... Anduril would be a longsword not a greatsword. Aragorn uses it with one hand as often as two hands. Specifically Anduril has a hand-and-a-half hilt and is designed to be as versatile as possible.
I've found your videos recently and have been going through watching all of them! I especially love the little jokes you throw into each video. I have a suggestion that might make a lot of sense for certain characters (like Captain America) who have specific equipment they are known for. And you can work out around when characters might get access to that rarity of item. Maybe say 3rd level for an Uncommon, 5th for Rare, 11th for a Very Rare, and 17th for a Legendary Item. Would be an extra help for players to know that certain items that would fit the characters already exist in some books, same way that you go through the spells.
Loving your vids. How about a Water-, Fire-, Earth- and Airbender Monk build ? Also the Avatar(all 4) could be nice
How have you not done Harry Dresden yet? Jim Butcher even says he makes a DnD sheet as part of the resource materials for his major characters.
*Aragorn*
A variant human fighter-ranger and, in fact, considered the finest ranger in history
Have you seen the movie Kingsman: The Secret Service, or it’s sequel, The Golden Circle? You made a really solid Men In Black agent, I’d love to see a Kingsman agent build. They are far more focused on combat than the gadgetry that the MIB use so I think it could be an interesting design. It could also be tailored to match different agents that we see, such as the main character, Eggsy, having an urchin-type background that gives him his sleight of hand and Acrobatics which he employs in practically every exchange in the films. Compare this another lead, Merlin, who is the Guy In The Chair, who would act likely as a sage or other researcher.
You should do a video on Jacket from Hotline Miami, very fast and very strong, I think he will be a interesting build to make.
I'd probably run them as a drunken master stronk monk, or both. Strength Monk lets you mix grappling in with unarmed strikes, possibly letting you do the full 'grab an enemy and then repeatedly unarmed strike their head into the ground' manuever. You also get high mobility and no dependency on weapons, an early Tavern Brawler can expand your weapon list even further. Possibly grab two levels in Fighter for action surge and more weapon proficiencies. Dump mental stats, the Miami Mutilator is not known for his cool head or his problem solving skills.
Fun Fact: Aragorn isn't just some human ranger who can talk elvish and know their culture, he is specifically of the Dunedain race, which are a race of men in Tolkien's legendarium of being sort of like the descendants of Numenor, who were once known as the Kings of Men, having incredibly long lifespans of up to 500 years, and they can all trace their ancestry directly back to Elros, the first man, and is brother to Elrond the Half-Elf, to which also makes Elrond to be Aragorn's great grand uncle, and Arwen his sort of cousin
I would love to see Khan Noonien Singh as a character build
I like how Giant Slayer became Horde Breaker halfway through the video 😂
Tulok i really like your videos and i'll try some of the builds when i have a chance. Also i will like to see your build for Iskandar, King of Conquerors, from Fate/Zero. Keep it up with your videos man.
Knight artorias from dark souls would be a really cool build to see
Yo, a Space Dandy build would be awesome
I absolutely must know how to play the Master Chief in D&D 5e. These videos are awesome.
I'm so happy to see this channel grow! Your content is really creative! :-)
How to play as Kirby in D&D next???
Just a minor pick. Aragorn was a Dúnadan which is a half elf. In the events of the Lord of the Rings trilogy he was over 90 years old.
GREAT video!! i'd love to see a John Marston video now!
rather new to watching this and so far pretty impressed. Can't wait to see what you can come up with. How bout doing Turok the dinosaur hunter, Red She-hulk, and Predator?
Man I just met your channel and I love it! I was never that interested on D&D, but now I am just because of your videos!
I dont know if that's how it works but, could you consider making Metal Sonic on the next video? Any of his forms actually(Mecha, Neo, etc). Im quite curious to see how that would work!
It's a little complicated but Aragorn is a Numenorean which is much closer to a half-elf than anything else. Also, Anybody else think he would make a really interesting Hexblade Warlock?
Nice build. It is only missing half-elf as he has elven lineage.
Now i want a Talion build
Can you please do bayonetta
Witch time
4 guns
Demon summoning
Optional:
Wings and wildshift
While you're waiting for Tulok's take on Bayonetta you could try THIS
www.dandwiki.com/wiki/Umbra_Witch_(5e_Class)
I love this series!
Have you considered doing any Song of Ice and Fire characters? I’d be interested to see how you’d stat out the Viper
Episode 70 of the Fire Emblem stats: Aragorn, king of Gondor.
Aragorn seems like the prototypical Fire Emblem lord with skills in swords, bows, riding, and authority. He's bad at both types of magic since he does not possess magic.
He has stats that are decent across the board.
If you could do Akuma from Street Fighter, i'd be the happiest camper that ever was! I really like your channel. Keep up the good work!
Sun soul monk, but evil
Rocket Raccon as a Gunslinger/Fighter.
Honestly, I would replace Cavalier with Champion, and just take the Mounted Combatant feat. Out of all the major battles in LOTR, he rides a horse once, at Helm's Deep, and whilst he is skilled at defending his friends, that never seems to be his main tactic. In all honesty, you could just take all levels in ranger. Still a good build tho
Could we possibly get a Spawn build in the future please? Might be a little bit challenging, but I'd love to see it
Would you consider doing shulk from xenoblade? A character that gets some insight to the future, buffs himself and allies, and is still somewhat formidable on the field? I feel like it would be an interesting video.
Easily a Swordlock. Also grab levels in Wizard for those sweet portents, reflavored as visions
Cool a guide to make a ranger.
Savage
I’m so happy your getting the attention you deserve!
You and me both. It actually feels like a little more than I deserve, but I'm not complaining. ;)
Tulok the Barbrarian you are getting exactly what you deserve my dude
I would love to see you do one for Green Lantern! Or any of the Lantern Corps really. I sort of figured it'd be a Paladin/Wizard mix with lots of conjuration and illusion spells, but you probably know more about D&D than me so I'd be interested to see your take on it!
This series is amazing, it's given me so many ideas for making my own fantasy builds.
I've already done a Mipha build and a Belmont Build, but now I'm trying my hand at my most challenging build yet: Yang Xiao Long from RWBY.
I'm just having trouble working out how to recreate her Sembiance, and her Shotgun Gauntlets (cause I don't think a DM is gonna let me just have them as a weapon xD)
check out way of the sun soul monk
I was disappointed he wasn't Ranger first and Paladin second. That's how I always viewed Aragorn in the books and movies, and I believe he defined the Ranger class as Strider and then the Paladin class as Aragorn.
One thing I'd love to see you try... Alex Mercer from Prototype, it seems like one that would be a fun concept in DnD
Watching this made me think of the character from Escape from the Bloodkeep, and it made me laugh so hard. Love this build good job!
I wonder if the new "Fey Wanderer" Ranger is a good fit for an Aragorn build, now...
I mean..."Hunter" is definitely an appropriate playstyle for a horde-breaker like Aragorn.
"Fey Wanderer" DOES sort of mesh well with Aragorn's affiliation to the elves, however...the bonus Wisdom to his Charisma-checks lends itself will to his "kingly" nature...the other more mystical abilities are a bit of a stretch, though.
For the poll the answer is star wars
( I've never seen lord of the rings)
MY FRIEND. Do yourself a favor and watch them ALL, back to back, extended edition, no bathroom breaks
@@tulokthebarbrarian2033 last time i wtched a lot of films with no bathroom breaks was all MCU films for endgame it wasn't a smart decision
@@thewolverine7619 But in all seriousness Lord of the Rings is a fantastic story.
I'm not sure if this is something that's possible or you may interested in, but could you start a second series where you homebrew monster/NPC stat blocks for DMs to use based on fictional characters? I feel like you could be great at it and it could give you some more freedom and us DMs some more juicy ideas.
Hey Tulok; just discovered your channel and I’ve been loving it! Could you do a John Constantine character build? I’d be curious what a paranormal investigator/con-artist looks like in D&D
Hey Tulok, I have two suggestions. First I think you soud do a recap of the character in the end of the episode, something simple like showing all the character levels and what they are in one table. It will be really usefull if someone would want to make the character.
Second, in order to diversify your content, I suggest you make videos on making movie momsters sich as alien, Godzilla, Chucky, etc as enemies in DnD. I think its a fun idea and it would guive some variety on the channel ( maybe you can call it how to Fight X in D&D)
( English is not my first language so I apologize in advance if something made you eyes bleed)
You did Alucard from Castlevania a while ago... Have you thought about doing other characters from the series? Each belmont has a few unique traits and people like Dracula have lots of abilities that translate well to d&d. I'd love to see what you would come up with.
Video's very old I know, but maybe you'll still see this. But a Talion build from Shadow of Mordor would be interesting to see pulled off.
Can you do some builds from the Marvel Netflix series? I'd love to see Daredevil or Bullseye
I'm curious to see how you would build Terra from Kingdom Hearts. Something tells me he's an Oathbreaker Paladin mixed with Hexblade since hes primarily a tanky melee character. Though for some of his earthy spells. Maybe Eldritch Knight??
I know I would like to see Albert Wesker from the Resident Evil series since we saw him do all sorts of crazy monk shit in RE5 I think it would be a great time for everyone.
I'd really like to see the characters from Princess Mononoke.
I would love to see some other main character builds from final fantasy like Squall, Zidane, Lightning, and Cloud. Maybe even some villian builds like Edea, Sephiroth, and Kefka too
@Tulok, you've had an incredible 4+ year ride. You like it? What's next?
Shadow of war talion build is even more on my mind now
I DID IT ALL FOR THE FRODO! omg I died. Thank you for making my day!
Zim from invader zim could be interesting, for the robotic companion aspect they could use the revisited artificer subclass Battle smith
Is there any way we can one day see a build for Sylvanas Windrunner The Banshee Queen? I've thought over the year I played D&D on how to make her without homebrew. Making her a High Elf or Wood Elf sounds like the best route imo with maybe Drow for the Chm. High Elves / Wood Elves get Longbow speciality right from the start and withit you can decide to go directly into magic with Warlock or Ranger for theme.
How one then goes on to have spooky dark bolts, raising zombies, and other necro themed stuff though is beyond me. Being a Necromancer in D&D feels like a dedication and not one that can be mixed with a bow well enough to offset simply being a magic user.
Arcane Archer also comes to mind but I felt the archetype overall is just peters out instead of getting stronger as it levels as opposed to something things.
Ideally I'd like some rogue levels to simulate Sylvanas's sneaking but a decent background like criminal can do that.
Thoughts to users?