The TOP 20 Baldur's Gate 3 Builds
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- Baldurs gate 3 allows you to multiclass and most of you suck at it
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When you respec your Wizard with Withers your spell book keeps all the spells you copied from scrolls. With just one level in Wizard you can still have access to 6th level wizard spells.
Warlock extra attack stacks with all the other classes, so you get a free extra attack
It's not free tho. 5 levels into Warlock is a pretty big investment
@@chasemcfarland2851 but it comes with benefits. If you choose Pact of the Blade you get to attack with Charisma. So you can bump that up and pass all the Persuasion and Deception checks you need to as the main character.
Honestly, I hate that it stacks with other classes. This significantly nerfs the appeal of fighter as a class. In 5e, fighters are the only melee class that get access to extra attacks like this, as well as an extra feat, and it's because they don't have a lot of class and subclass features.
Now, with Pact warlock + any martial combo, you can get extra attack a full level earlier than a pure fighter, scale all of your damage with charisma (extremely useful for all the dialogue checks), and get access to a decent bit of spell casting. Like why would you play fighter at all?
@@common_undead better hit dice, more feats, Battlemaster maneuvers, Indomitable.
@common_undead imo, Fighter was overvalued anyway because of action surge. That aside though, battle Master maneuvers are pretty op for any martial and Champions extended critical threat range is huge for mulitattack builds because without much effort you can attack 6 times a turn with a compounded threat range of 18-20. Pure fighters tend yo be a little bit better than their multiclasses imo though. On the other hand, after the nerfs to warlocks and especially the nerfs to their summoned familiars, I very much appreciate that warlock still has something of value for mulitclassing, even if it's costing 5 levels to get.
fighter/warlock for the 3 attacks plus action surge for 6 attacks, plus armor proficiencies and pact weapon meaning u can focus charisma as a party face and also slap enemies hard with ur weapon. plus whatever other warlock/fighter goodies u want but mainly the 3 attacks. ( 1 base, 1 extra at lvl 5 fighter, enhanced pact gives another) and action surge
Yup, I came here to say this!
6/6 split rocks hard, and you still get 3 feats
Fighters already have access to 6 hits a turn. They get a second extra attack at level 11
@@chasemcfarland2851 Yes, but you can focus on Charisma as a Blade Warlock. It becomes your attack stat, and you can pass all the Persuasion and Deception checks you need to.
@Rocker4JCforever also with warlock you could cast darkness on enemies in an area and with devils sight get advantage on attacking anyone in there with ur 3 attacks
1st level rogue is just free expertise. So for non-bard charisma faces, and passive perception/survival wisdom checks it's just free real estate. Doing it at lv 1 lets you choose some profs even for your companions whose backgrounds you can't change. Perks of no multiclassing stat requirements. Also 1 lv in wizard lets you scroll scribe at the level of your multiclass spell slots, which is free spells known for any starving spellcaster.
Hello there! About the rogue bard multiclass I think it is thief with sword bard dual xbow machinegun. Thief is pretty decent early game with crossbows and Swords bard has slashing flurish which works like magic missile meaning you can aim the two bolts at the same target. It's basically a skillmonkey martial.
Yes! People start Rogue to get 3 in Thief, then you get Swords Bard for Extra Attack and ranged Slashing Flourish. So you can shoot the hand crossbows 6 times in one turn just by using two Flourishes at level 9.
I gave Wyll a level in Tempest Cleric. For ALL the Rebukes.
Paladin 7/Pact of the Blade Warlock 5. The Extra Attack from both classes WILL STACK in BG3. So you get to focus on Charisma (pact boon for attacks), get to attack 3 times as an action, get to wear heavy armor if you start in Paladin (no penalty for having low strength), and your 3rd level warlock Smites come back on a short rest. Win, win, win.
Fighter 1 Fiend Blade Warlock X was my go to for me and my wife's first playthrough. The heavy armor proficiency + defense fighting style with a shield made me crazy tanky for a majority of the playthrough until I hit level 9 and nabbed GWM. I only dropped fighter after picking up the hellfire armor that anyone can wear.
fyi wizard dips in spellcasting multiclass weirdly ❤ get access to learn from scrolls based on caster level not wizard level. So splashing wizard and going harder in another spellcasting class has no downsides other than loosing out on wizard subclass features
Yep
Seconded!
Then you need to invest in INT and CHA or WIS… because you need different spell casting modifier?
@@Bruno-lr9lm no, no, you don't. There are plenty of spells that don't require intelligence
@@NoahMoorman mostly utility ones, but if people invest in wiz for chain lightning for exemple they’re gonna be disappointed.
Yes bard paladin is so damn good with defensive fluroish for high AC build
warlock extra attack stacks with the martial extra attack, so im sure why thats on there alot. triple attack per action? with up to 4 actions a turn? giga
Crazy that you can pull off more attacks in one turn at level 12 in BG3 than you can at level 20 in tabletop lol.
Been on 2 fighter/10 bard. I've got 14 attacks in a round with sharpshooter. It's .... disgusting.
You know why the two most used multiclasses are what they are right?
Astarion and Karlach, that's why.
I play rogue/lore bard. I guess technically it would be considered lore bard/rogue, but I start with rogue for the skills.
It’s to be the most OP RP Skill Monkey. In combat I just buff/debug and enable my party to win more.
Monk/rogue really does go hard. I personally did 8 monk and 4 rogue and it slaps. Mainly did it this way for feat alignment for the +2s and Tavern brawler.
Ranger is a great class to multiclass in. I used Beastmaster so I could summon more allies in a multiplayer campaign but since I was limited to one ally, I decided to go with Wizard for more spells so I could act as a support for my summons (yet cleric also sounded like a good multiclass with the options of healing spells) and with the strength of my setup, I didnt even really need the one ally to be a specific class and could focus on building them in just entertaining ways. I definitely plan on having my character read the Necromancy of Thay as well so that'll be fun.
I love how good Beast Master is!!
IS THAT MY MUG
For Cleric Paladin, i did it for the roleplay. Cleric/Paladin unlocks dialogue options specifically for [Paladin of Selune] or whatever your chosen deity is. Felt more thematic, even if i was only using the cleric spells for more smites most of the time.
3:13 ok for this it’s probably cause as a fighter warlock. You can either be a eldrich blaster who can blast again for free with action surge while making it easier to crit.
Being a 6 fighter 6 warlock who can still attack thrice but their hits are magical, can use 2 3rd level spells, can either frighten on crit, or be invisible when hit.
Or as a 5 fighter 7 warlock you can do all the above but with 4th level slots.
Or a 5-2 warlock 7-10 fighter. You can cast eldirch blast then bonus action attack. But if it’s 5 warlock 7 fighter. You can either do the above, or attack three times like a normal base fighter. Letting you switch between depending on stuff.
"Is Battle-Master lame?"
I think a lot of people think that, yes... :C
Currently playing bard/paladin, and it's a lot of fun.
Funny, I've been doing solo tactician. I'm half way through A2 with the Fighter/Warlock build designed to crit fish to lock down enemies. You take 3 points of fighter for the extra action on a short rest and the increased crit chance, 4 in warlock with the spell sniper feat and put on any gear that increases your crit chance and the ring that gives you advantage, you become a glass cannon that locks enemies in place with guaranteed fear every round. Combine that with devil's sight/darkness or haste if you go pact of the tome and your enemies don't stand a chance. Fighter also gives proficiency in all armor types. Ketheric might give me issues because I think he's immune to fear but as long as he stays on his little platform, i should be ok.
Man you talked about thief rogue with ranger, but most the people i know who do that multiclass go assain gloomstalker for the insane burt that it has at the start of a fight
14:39 … you know… maybe the reason why it’s so high probably isn’t just cause of that. But bows/crossbows are just more versatile.
Think about it. With arrows you can burn someone and make a patch of flames, so the same with acid, lighting, ice, push stuff away, make stuff explode, attack serval people at once (which is really strong with cull of the weak.)
Make a patch of darkness to hide in and if you aren’t affected by blind. Won’t be targeted by spells, and have advantage to avoiding attacks while having a clear shot(or advantage against people in the darkness) on everyone.
Can stop someone from healing, teleport and more. Yes it doesn’t shoot force blasts based on charisma. But it can hit hard plus do a little of everything else.
Edit: almost forgot. They can also double their damage to certain enemies like dragons, celestials, humanoids, undead, fiends making a crit deal 4 times as much damage.
Oh and they can silence/break concentration of spell casters along with curing poison, blinded, and paralyzed from a distance without using a spell slot. (+ anything else if they have extra attack)
On top of that they make a good support class too since they can put a potion down near someone, shot it using a bonus action and voila! They’re now hasted/healed/can fly etc…..
Or you can just put some bombs down and shot it to blow shit up.
Fighter is giving warlock heavy armor abd constitution saving throw proficiency
I think the list must go off of which class was chosen first rather than which class has more levels, and includes companions. Hence 11 of the top 12 being classes belonging to one of the party members. With Hexadin sneaking in there.
Peeps will typically keep shadowheart pure cleric, with her top dip being paladin. Gale...maybe keep 1 level to learn scrolls, but sorcerer the rest of the way? I'm not sure there. Karlach and Astarion are well loved...but both have classes improved by multiclassing, so snag the top 3 spots. Lazel and Wyll don't need multiclassing, but I can see people getting bored of their base classes.
One note on the ranger rogue, it's underwhelming if you don't dual-wield hand crossbows. If you're not attacking with those BA's, the build feels anemic.
Bard/Paladin was my first Tav, and it's sad af that it didn't make the list.
The best one I’ve tried is 6 warlock 3 rouge 3 sorcerer with the gloves from the magic store in act 3 that lets you cast an extra cantrip for a bonus action so you can cast eldritch blast 3 times in a turn
I didn’t see it on the list but tavern brawler barbarian with three levels of rogue for the bonus action I found to be an incredibly strong multi-class in my playthrough (especially once I got to act 3 and got the nuclear bomb that is nyrulna)
Best throwing build in the game IMO
Ehm, yeah totally!
So... how about you explain what you mean to those who read this and don't understand it immediatly.
Like for people who wonder things like _Does Tavern Brawler provide the ability to Throw something as a bonus action?_ you know easy questions that I totally don't want the answer to....
No seriously, what am I missing?
@@jackwriter1908 sorry, forgot to mention berserker barbarian (which I believe is what gives enraged throw which is a bonus action). Tavern brawler gives throw more damage along with like 2 other equipments you can get in the game and some weapons that have thrown bonuses
Or actually it might be berserker subclass let’s you throw again after you throw, forget exactly what berserker gives but I believe it does give something that lets you throw more
Nvm it’s both, berserker gives you enraged throw when your raging as a bonus action and it lets you do 2 attacks with one action (which can be throws)
In a table game I'm playing a triple class of Life Cleric, Devine sorcerer, and stars druid for a super strong healer, it's been a fun build.
That's a crazy healer build 😲 are you split between Wisdom and Charisma or are you focusing one?
@Kirk9019 split but not too bad now I rolled well, and started with a 20 in wis and a 16 in cha but with my last level being 4th in sorc I've bumped it to 18
I might be weird, but I'm a big fan of the barbarian Druid. Probably one of my favorite tanks.
Been playing tactician and messing with a build I play on tabletop to see how it works and my arcane trickster/trickery cleric went crazy for me when i jumped into act 2 because of arcane acuity. Start 1 level in rogue for expertise then do 5 levels in cleric for 3rd levels and then two more levels of rogue to get the subclass and then the rest into cleric. It holds up.
Giving all the crit fishing gear, I did astarion at rogue 4 (thief)/fighter 6 (champion)/Paladin 2 (vengeance) I used my smites exclusives for when I wanted to use stored crits on his duel wielding nonsense. Easily did 150+ damage a round. Take dex to 20 and savage attacker mixed with cull the weak like crazy
Rogue ranger is to keep Astarion’s flavour but make him better than straight rogue. I did assassin gloomstalker for mega burst so I can occasionally take out one or more people and effectively avoid combat sometimes.
6 monk, 3 barbarian, 3 rogue. I attack with advantage on all 12 of my attacks and have resistance to everything but psychic damage
Just play a githyanki 😊
Bard rouge, college of swords is why plus stealth
Ranger/Rogue or Rogue/Ranger is really good. I did my first playthrough as a Wood Elf Thief Rogue 4/Beast Master Ranger 8 and it was amazing. I respecced later on to start with Rogue so I could get Charisma skills
I think Paladin/Cleric kinda makes sense, but only IF you're going tempest cleric to get max damage for thunderous smites. Can't really think of any other reason to combine the 2 though, considering they have different spellcasting stats meaning your stats will be spread a little too thin.
Anyway, Paladin/Sorcerer is easily the most fun I've had with a multiclass build in this game, so powerful and you get up to 5th level smites with 6/6!
I tried tavern brawler monk rogue(8,4), its so good
With 20 str and wis (kushigo boots) you get a +16-20 attack roll.
In terms of damage :
1d6+15 bludgeoning + 1d4+5 rad/psy/nec (and another 1d10 force from gloves of soul catching) per unarmed strike.
In 1 turn you can potentially do 10 unarmed strike. (2x2 from haste, 3 bonus action (thief + ki restore))
That means you at least deal 230 dmg that round.
Even without ki and haste, you still deal 23x4 dmg per turn.
My character is a Barbarian/Paladin and while I can def see how you could make a paladin be just straight up better I find the combo really fun. It lets me get mega movement, get advantage on all my hits, and I'm also using Baldurian's Giant Slayer and going a Zerial Tiefling effectively doubling my smites per long rest.
This, personally, I've found to be better than just sticking to barbarian, and while fighter battle master would absolutely be good I already have that on Karlach plus not as unga bunga.
Do you think you could figure out the best thrown weapon build for BG3? there's some dope-ass throwing weapon buffs but i'm not sure what the best skills would be
Berserker Barbarian + tavern brawler makes for a fantastic throwing build. Returning Pike is definitely the best act 1 weapon, with Nyrulna or Dwarven thrower for endgame. Adding in Battlemaster fighter for action surge and maneuvers or thief Rogue for extra bonus action and cunning action
rogue bard multi class gives you a huge amount of utility both in and out of combat. rogue for all the sneaky proficiencies lock picking slight of hand etc. bard gives you proficiencies and spells that let you deal with people in and out of combat. it might not be the strongest class in combat but it has a lot of utility without preparation.
Yall slacking in comparison to my bard-barian, cleric, rougue, fighter, paladin, sorcerer, druid, ranger, warlock, monk, wizard.
I agree with the barbarian paladin one. Wild magic slot restoration doesn't work on the barbaladin themself for some reason and you're better off just going barblemaster
Monk/rogue main here btw
Wizard sorc is insane because you can leave it at lvl 1 wiz get all the spells and still get all the sorcererness with literally no drawbacks
Also rogue bard is very insane through itemization. There is a ring that allows to use your bonus to cast enchant and illusion spells. Swords is just stupid strong as well. I think there are stronger combo but this rogue version really abuses low level spellslots and it's very very very interesting to play once you get a few items mid game... 100% success on cc is pretty... Busted
I have Karlach at this point by level 12 granted bit was good the whole time once you get your strength to 20. I had her as Berserker Barbarian Thief Rogue with Tavern brawler she can just throw a bunch of people she can get rid of like at least six people every single fight. Once I got to level 10 I just took Fighter for the last levels so that I can action surge if I need but it's one of the best times I've had in this game...
Bear Barbarian / Open Hand Monk with Tavern Brawler !
Respec Astarion as a Rough/Tempest cleric, and use the jolt gear. it is very fun.. a few more ideas for other builds (the Bard-Barian/Cleric)" Escanor The Lion's Sin of Pride" (Monk-Barian)"Broley" or the (Rouge-Barian)"Conan"
It makes sense as to why people don't use fighter/warlock as much as any of the other 19 on that list. But that also means people be sleeping on an incredibly insane build. 😉 Fighter/warlock mixed in with 2 levels of paladin is so incredibly fun and it basically makes duel wield fighting a thing when everyone just defaults to two-handed setups in Balder's Gate 3 and yeah. I love that multiclass. ❤
It's not Strong but it worked.
7 Eldritch Knight, 2 warlock, 3 Thief:
Str 8, Dex 16, Con 14, int 8, Wis 10, Chr 17(18 aunt ethel hair)
Start out as fight for con saves.
Fighting style: Archery
1 Feat 2 Chr. ASI
2 Feat Spell sniper
Warlock The Great old One
eldritch Invocation: Agonizing blast and Repelling blast.
Equipment:
Birthright: +2 Charisma with the shar mirror you can reach 24 char.
Potentrobe: Cantrip deal additional damage based on charisma modifier 24 charisma (+7).
Spellmight gloves: +1d8 on cantrip
Ring of arcane synergy: Dealing damage with cantrip get arcane syngery
Knife of the undermountain crit on 19.
Bloodthirst: Crit reduces by 1
The Dead Shot: Crit is reduces by one.
EB: (1d10+1d8+14)
Hex: 1d6
Bow: 1d8+10(dex +arcane syenrgy)
Crit on 17 and 16 on cantrip with spell sniper
First turn:
Bonus Action Hex
EB: 3*(1d10+1d8+14+1d6)
Bonus Attack Bow: 1d8+10+1d6
Second turn:
EB: 3*(1d10+1d8+14+1d6)
Bonus Attack Bow: 1d8+10+1d6
Action surge:
EB: 3*(1d10+1d8+14+1d6)
Bonus Attack Bow: 1d8+10+1d6
Pal sorc criminally underrated
I'm glad fighter is lacking in multiclass choices. BG3 ignoring multiclass rules opens up more wacky choices that could only work in BG3.
My Asterion is Thief 4/Hunter 6 for theme choice and Hunter isn't too bad either. He is my duel dagger and bow killer with certain items. Can Hunter's Mark and hide as bonus actions thrn pew pew or stab stab or chomp he can do a bite too for fun.
Where's my monk/barbarian at?
I did a triple multiclass monk. It was great
My gloomstalker Ranger8 thief rogue4 astarion with crossbow expert and 2 hand crossbows and his backstory buff averages 160+ damage on the opening turn,
Of note use the grit hat for a 3rd bonus action when under 50% health, and that hand crossbow that does force damage to get around resistances more often
I think I have a use case for some of the more questionable warlock multiclass choices we're seeing. In BG3 A 2 to 6 level dip into warlock has a pretty strong use case for almost any martial class in the context of *party-wide composition*. Getting the devil's sight invocation is the main focus for me at least. The 2 level dip is worthwhile because everyone can camp in darkness to get advantage on all attacks and basically be impossible to target. Despite that 2 level dip being worth it, 6 levels is even better.
I've been playing a warlock main, while everyone else in the party goes for the 6 level warlock dip. This gets them get pact of the blade and hunger of hadar in addition to the other goodies warlock gets up to level 6.
It tends to trivialize a lot of combat. My main PC drops darkness and everyone jumps in. The other 3 party members spread hunger of hadar all over the battlefield and continuously eldritch blast everything into HoH. Damage from HoH is cumulative so when the areas overlap, you're looking at 6-36 damage at least (if the target leaves the area) and 12-64 if they remain in it. They take that every turn for 10 turns. Anything that manages to get out of the cold/acid damage is still fighting in darkness and ends up being shot back into HoH by eldritch blast + repelling blast or is cut to ribbons thanks to pact of the blade. When done properly you can pull this off in 6 combat encounters before a long rest.
I'm making Wyll fighter 2/warlock 10 so he gets access to heavy armor and action surge but is a pact of the blade warlock for the most part. I've gradually mixed 6 levels of warlock with party members that start with Cleric, Ranger (Knight), and Paladin specifically to get them heavy armor. I also went 3 ranger/X warlock/3 rogue with Astarion for a bit. In combat, it's all about eldritch blast and pact of the blade.
There is a ring that makes you unable to be blinded so for one party member they could be a non-warlock build and still have advantage in darkness. You miss out on an additional 2-12 or 4-24 damage from that extra hunger of hadar though but that could be offset by other powerful AOE spells, as long as they do not dispel magical darkness (i.e. stay away from light cleric)
Okay, i dont even like Rogue but i gotta defend Rogue Bard here.... Theif rogue, Swords bard goes hard
Hand crossbows, ranged flourish, thief bonus action & sneak attack
paladin, tempest cleric is fun to play. i got astarion running a gloomstalker 5, assassin 4, champion build right now and at lvl 7 being 4 ranger 3 rogue he nukes targets hard with little effort.
I mean on pure damage sure but there's also a lot of rp stuff those class combos might be giving
Meanwhile I’m over here with my monk rogue xD
im supprised moon druid + life cleric isnt more common
I don't play Baldur's Gate yet, but if/when I do I wanna be *good* at it 👀
Offbeat you failed to understand wizard + sorcerer, wizards can learn ANY SPELL if they have the scroll and the spell level available to them (tmk i could be wrong and correct me if im wrong) so if you go 5 levels sorcerer you still can learn 6th level spells
Rogue bard = skill monkey, and decent synergy with college of swords
Monk rogue was stupid good in Neverwinter Nights 2
I agree w bard paladin being better than cleric paladin but i play it 1) because its thematic 2) you get destructive wrath/thunderous smite/nyrulna/divine smite/luck of the far realms/perilous stakes combo to 1-shot the boss 3) create water/call lightning combo 4) wrath of the storm
Rouge/Ranger, is that stealth archer horde from skyrim?
THE STEALTH ARCHER RETURNS RAAAAAH
Is there a Spell Points mod for BG3? I do not like the charges methode.
Starts at 2:58
1fighter/x warlock is good cause consaves and heavy armoured otherwise you get targeted and hit alot with low ac
I think Monk Rogue isn't on the list because Monk starts very squishy in early game for a melee fighter. Also, Lae'zel exists.
Berserker barbarian thief rogue four attacks with great weapon master
while what you say is more meta/ efficient. im out here memeing. raging cleric the way to beeee
Battle Master! its amazing. i stole so many weapons and stopped so much damage.
Ranger Bard... Aragorn ftw 🤓
Warlock paladin oathbreaker is easily best multi in the game 3 attacks a turn everything scaling from charisma means +6 to your auras
Why people like rogue?
Well idunno 4 skill prof for lv1, 2 experties, you can have the MC syndrome and then just pick the class you wanted to play from lv2.
Thats how I'm playing: Rogue 1 blades bard the rest (which gives me an extra skill prof, more experties) and will respec for C3 battle master blades bard
Barb fighter is clearly the best
2 paladin 8 bard 2 abjuration wizard= hasting healing damage dealing master of all bad at nothing
I never actually play based on builds. I focused on fun gameplay and roleplays. 😹 High damage one shot everything is pretty boring. I love long dramatic battles.
I think they order the classes based on what you take first rather than what is your main class. Rogue is an amazing 1st level class compared to most classes. And honestly, yeah Battlemaster is kinda lame in this game since weapons themselves have special attack options, and Swords Bard just does everything Battlemaster does but better in BG3.
Rogue is the best class in the game. Combat is easy on all difficulties once you've played through the game once, but passing skill checks is the real challenge of the game. Rogue and Bard getting expertise makes them SO much better than other classes that have to actually expend resources to get a decent chance of passing important checks that give access to rare items and the ability to bypass fights entirely. It's also 2nd best in tabletop for similar reasons. Thing is, even for DPS though, Assassin and Thief are INSANE when tuned properly. The game practically gives you the perfect assassin build in act 3 with Orin's gear and the stuff available at the tribunal, and thieves have 2 bonus actions, allowing them to poison their weapon and attack with it twice, or bonus action hide to sneak attack with great ease, push multiple enemies to their deaths, jump all over the battlefield like a damn treefrog, or whatever nonsense you wanna do with a multiclass.
Bard and rogue usefulness is reduced a lot in BG3 due to save scumming tactic. If you never use that tactic then yes, bard and rogue are indeed super good.
@@Bruno-lr9lm if you're save scumming, all classes are equal lol
Doesn't really matter at that point
@@ninjabreadman22 people who rank bard and rogue C tier and such are mostly save scumming or don’t care about story outcomes and just wanna test OP builds.
@@Bruno-lr9lm still doesn't make sense though because assassin gloomstalker is a much better build than most of the "X amount of damage in one turn" builds. Because you're not using any finite resource you can clear entire areas of the game out in stealth without breaks after you get the build far enough, and that's before late game. Not just clear out enemies either, get all the loot from chests as well. Certain warlock builds are the only things comparable because you can overtune eldritch blast
@@ninjabreadman22 problem with assassin gloomstalker is that passed the first turn, you’re basically worthless. It’s a good build for a solo run but other than that, it’s meh.
Definitely disagree about rogue/fighter. You get access to medium armor which is some of the best in the game. While dual wielding you get two battle master attacks and then two off hand attacks. At level 12 with 4 rogue 8 fighter you get 4 feats. It ends up being tanks with good utility and damage
Well that would be a fighter/rogue not a rogue fighter
@@OffbeatOutlawI started rogue though so no it wouldn’t.
@@DeathstrokeFGC when talking about builds in dungeons and dragons most talk about builds in terms of stating their most invested class first and this has been the norm for years. Either way, doing many levels fighter plus rogue is fine
There’s discussion that this list could be considering starting class as first and not the standard most invested as first. It could explain some of the rankings in the list
Welp. i learned that Rogue is over-valued in this video.
On the other hand, maybe people want expertise early, or just want that immediate thief subclass extra bonus action, then go in on their other class.
I was going to say how dissapointed I was that monk is not on here much, but I guess It's either just too good as a solo class, or players just don't see the same value in it as a multiclass option.
Monk is just a TB bot mostly. Shadow monk is great, not busted and not shitty. But other than that you can’t do much with monk.
No Pal/Sorc on this list??? i see sorc/pal but you dont get the armor that way.
My friend is playing Gloomstalker/Assassin... And man... _I get it! Okay? You like your Multiclass and it is good! Can you now stop talking about your character as if it's your wet dream?!_
...so yeah, heard it's supposed to be good.
where are the 3 class multiclass? where are my monk rogue fighter / warlock sorcerer fighter
This list only tracked the doubles
@@OffbeatOutlaw aww :( maybe there's not many of us? but I'm having the best of times with my monk 😂
Are people playing rogue bard to try to just skill stick in co-op. Like alot of expertise skill monkey.
Multiclassing is for nerds. Pureclass all the way!
12 lvls of angry boi
But it's fun!
We’re all nerds
I did that for my first playthrough, but I definitely want to try some multi-classes
For the just of it im now gonna multiclass for every level in an other class.
Wait, he says that Monk/Rogue is only marginally better than Rogue/Monk, and both are bad...but like I'm playing a Durge run as open hand monk and thief rogue and the damage is fucking insane, my durge can solo a lot of fights, I'm probably going to add some berserker barb to it for bonus action throwing so i can decimate enemies by throwing that legendary trident
I did not say monk rogue is bad at all. Monk rogue is so good I made a whole video on it
No offense but I personally believe your intros are a bit long :/