The Unrelenting Force shout works more like a Thunderwave, though. Except if you're only using one or two words, in which case it's more similar to an Eldritch blast, though it still hits multiple people.
@@Benzux A) Thunderwave goes out in all directions. B) Eldritch blast can also hit multiple targets, assuming a high enough character level. C) It’s very rare that anything translates perfectly into dnd. D) If I really wanted to be pedantic about it, Pulse Wave is probably the closest thing we have, but that’s a third level spell, significantly reducing the ability use it as a signature move, which brings us back to point C.
Player: "Can I go dragon monk?" *starts sipping tea DM: "I don't know this is an undead-themed campaign going through a spirit world what is your backstory?" Player: "I am a soldier who died young and want to be reunited with my father he made the best tea" DM: "ok..." *starts learning how to sing Leaves from the Vine
New player: "Can I try out this warlock homebrew?" DM: "I don't know homebrew can be kind of wonky" New player: "I just want to have uncle Iroh as my Dragon Warlock Patron" DM: "Done"
Not gonna' lie, now Tulok has basically provided me the formatting and character builds for every kind of character (save for one) that I would ever want to play in a D&D game. This one, the Wire Weaver, and his character builds for Sherlock Holmes, Joker (from Persona 5), and Ludwig (from Bloodborne). :)
“You’d have to be a real scoundrel, a real scumbag, a real so-and-so to exploit the release of new official material to promote your homebrew” Haha yeaaaa its not like anyone would release their Draconic Smith artificer subclass on their homebrew reddit and instagram page because of Fizban releasing hahahaha Hehhh…
I love the lore you sprinkle into these! Dragons would use their warlocks like mob enforcers in a gang war, and that would be an excellent conflict to stumble through!
I play a genie Warlock that's actually a Dragon. I have a book of history that I consistently keep writing in, gaining knowledge on the homebrew world I'm exploring. I enter my Book of History which looks like a cozy inn, and approaching the fireplace, I can speak to my red dragon patron. I love the Dragon Warlock, it's a nice theme.
@@indythechaos1634 like a rogue who gains power from their “hoard?” And could have like a hideout as a possible higher level feature (like a free cast of mordenkeins mansion but with traps)
If a great old on warlock can have an aberrant mind sorcerer and the celestial warlock gets the devine soul sorcerer for a counterpoint then draconic bloodline sorcerers get the dragon lord warlock
@@indythechaos1634 no they don’t. Where is actual surge, second wind, indomitable, extra attack x 3, fighting styles? The hexblade isn’t a fighter, sure they are geared towards Gish characters but they are also perfect for any sort of damage dealer. Weapons and armor does not make a fighter. And before you say hexblades do get an extra attack, that’s through an invocation that ANY blade warlock can grab. Hexblades get curses, that’s their thing. They get power from the shadowfell that lets the curse good. This is from someone who almost exclusively plays Gishes and loves the warlock class, best class in the game
ok but this needs medium armor proficiency "scale" mail. Nor are dragons known to be particularly dexterous creatures. Also would have loved a high level ability that allows you to polymorph into a young dragon of your patrons colour
That seems more fitting for the dragon blood sorcerer, to be honest. My thoughts on this subclass are that the level 14 ability essentially plays out like being an additional Mystic Arcanum, since it's basically a beefed up Cone of Cold with more versatility. So, something that I think would fit the Dragon Lord Warlock lore even more while focusing on invoking the patron's power is trading that out for a once per long rest casting of Illusory Dragon (with the same matching you chosen element restriction as the current one). Also, while I'm here, the level 10 should probably be "deal half damage instead of no damage to creatures immune to your element" instead of "treat immunity as resistance" since, by strict rules as written, that just makes you deal full damage since you ignore resistance already. Or specify that this instance of resistance can't be ignored, if still wanting it to play off of subclass/class/feat traits other than ignoring resistance for resistant foes. Does Tulok even see comments that are replies to other comments? Was it a waste of space to mention tweaking the wording of a feature here?
@@Shalakor I think most dms would be forgiving of the wording, the intent of the ability is clear. Illusory dragon would be absolutely perfect too as a bonus arcanum.
I'm imagining a scenario were a Warlock with a Patron Dragon of one of the species that actually like mortals (so like a Silver or something) getting particularly attached to their ward and at the end of the campaign, when all hope seems lost the dragon comes to their rescue only to eventually get mortally wounded by the BBEG and then sacrificing their being to empower the Warlock with so much draconic power THEY become a dragon a wreck the BBEG's shit.
I never realized Dragon Breath wasn't on the warlock spell list, if there was a spell that should get better while also not being able to get worse, that feels like the spell you know?
I think cause this is a warlock video it's a great moment to argue that everyone rollplays them wierd. Making a pact with a warlock is a business transaction not an oath or worship. It makes more sense to say a cleric or a paladin lose their powers upsetting their benefactor or else going against their earlier oath. But the warlock made a bargain to get powers. Like Captain Jack Sparrow asking the bargain of his soul on exchange for the black pearl after 13 years. But the deal can be different from that aswell. It could've been a kill contract or something. The point is that the warlock either paid this debt already or owe their patron something. If your warlock has already paid the debt then they have no risk of losing the payment ie their powers. But if they want more power ie to level up. They have to ask for another job perhaps or else it may already have been worked into the earlier contract that the payment would grow over time. Alternatively they could have a deal where they owe the patron something later which is what I believe Vax did in the first critical role campaign idk I didn't watch the whole thing for lack of free time. Point of this comment is that I think warlocks losing their powers is a bit over stated and over memed as clerics and palidns should really have more risk of this. Especially paladin cause they're actually more powerful than warlocks in a dmg dealing sense and usually an ac sense. But hey what do I know it's ur campaign after all and I may just be preaching to the quier here
Ive always chosen to believe the Genie patrons are like... high-power, Lords and Ladies of the Genie world. Like, borderline demigods, if not actual demigods. Similar vein to the Archfey. And, in that vein, as well as the justification for Celestial patrons... its not that weird for a very old and powerful dragon to reach levels of influence and power that they could easily grant Pacts to aspiring warlocks. Hell, there are literally Celestial Dragons that exist in the Heavens in the forgotten realms. And, honestly, in the same vein as a Genie patron, as well as how dragons normally act, what better display of wealth and power is there than a cadre of warlocks serving you abroad? Thats like... a number of steps up from just powerful items.
I might just add a specification that the patron dragon has to be a certain minimum age/category - e.g. ancient. That way you don't have the problem of it being able to be killed with anything resembling ease.
Oh neat a Tulok homebrew! I wonder how it will play out? *proceeds to be a strictly better version of the homebrew warlock subclass that I was working on, including the "ignore resistance and turn immunity into resistance" aspect, but adding a rider on top of overcoming immunity.* ...well, time to get back to the drawing board.
I have never heard the "but you can kill a dragon" excuse for why there has never been an official dragon patron in 5e before. There are fiends and fey in the monster manual, aren't there? I always assumed it was because they didn't want to step on the toes of the dragon sorcerer, but there are shadow sorcerers and shadow monks, aren't there? Storm herald barbarians and storm sorcerers? There's gotta be at least half a dozen other examples of subclasses that are the same "theme". When I made my own D&D setting, a dragon patron warlock was one of the first pieces of homebrew I added. I basically gutted the sorc. version to get it, along with cherry-picked elements from another homebrew I liked. But still, I think it works. Lore wise, only older and more powerful dragons can become patrons, the same way a single undead skeleton can't be an undead patron. I figured this was common sense. Why, WOTC, WHY?!
The ability is called "Ultimate Desolation"! That's worth a 14 level "dip" for me! Ooh! Conquest Paladin multiclass to emulate a dragon's fearful presence!
alright then... I will leave a nice comment. so there I really love your subclasses, they look like a ton of fun and use a lot of mechanics that dnd usually ignores. like Bones druid and Masked champion using exhaustion as another resource. I fully plan to pick these up when I can. keep bein awesome
Rest assured, if I had the keys to the castle, I would not only make your content official, I’d make sure you get every cent from the profit, it’s the most incredible D&D content I’ve ever seen
I really hope you got some holiday themed home brew coming up. I’d love to play a holiday one shot before my group does holiday stuff. Also love your dragon warlock!
I was convinced that the draconic bloodline sorcerer makes a draconic warlock redundant, but this goes some way to convincing me otherwise. Not entirely, though this was a good effort.
If I may make a suggestion... Way of the Beast Monk. A Monk subclass that actually lets you benefit from having Natural Weapons/Armour (or both). I cannot be convinced that in a setting like D&D with a large variety of populous races, many of which have natural weapons, not ONE of them created a Martial Art around maximizing their natural advantages. Might need to watch out for Druid multiclassing though with the Beast Forms.
Am I the only one thinking of fun ways use the elemental spells thing with spells like Armor of Agathyst (maybe potential dragon sorcerer multi class to add cha mod to that damage)
I'm not a big fan of every dragon subclass and race just having pretty much the same handful of elemental abilities and such. I think a really cool idea would be abilities based on a hoard like you can set up a space equal to 10 times your proficency bonus in which you have perfect sense of that area nothing can leave or enter the area without you knowing perhaps even having advantage on all attacks made in this area.
I love Fizben's.... but, I will say that I did feel a but underwhelmed that there wasn't a warlock class, since everyone loves dragons. It's in the name.
obviously these homebrews are all phenomenal but with every passing video i find myself more interested in the gilded coast and hoping for just straight setting videos
For a game called Dungeons and Dragons, it's kind of obscure why this isn't already a cannon subclass. I would have thought fizbans would have been all over this.
I know you already did Barbarian but could you do a Shaman Path Barbarian. I think it be a cool 1/3 caster archetype that does ritual spells to augment combat
I do like this subclass. As a huge fan of draconic stuff, my main is Draconic sorcerer, I can see this being a lot of fun and lots of power. So many spells can be reflavored to add to a Draconic feel, like mage armor giving you scales of a dragon and what not. But 1 question, based on some of the clips you played, would that make Iroh a Draconic warlock????
My guess here is that thematically Iroh was a fiend patron up until he lost his son had his change of heart. He then found his new patrons with the dragons Ren and Shaw. Not sure I agree with it but it's the only way I can see it happen
The problem with this homebrew subclass is that it does not focus around a dragon type but in general as it has spells that can protect or deal any type of elemental damage
A genie is CR 11 so it's atleast about as strong as a level 20 adventurer so I don't see the problem there. Your patron as dragon would likely be atleast an adult if not a full on Great wyrm.
I guess that they might not give Dragons as a Warlock thing because Draconic Sorcerer is a thing; Dragons give people magic powers though having people bathe in their blood and giving them magical offspring. That's my theory though...
The exploitation of all chances to achieve success can be a dark path, but with the draconic arrogance to back it up, you can laught at morals that the mere mortals hold dear, because you have the power of no ordinary lizard, but the elemental incarnation of a god with the power and magnificence to make the impossible like making a Tangle the Lemur build that could hold as much quality as one of Tulok's builds or the most simple like open a tea shop. No matter what, is all done in perfection because dragons are only defined in every place by their power and awesomeness.
![Blox Fruits Dragon Rework Update [Full Stream]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/EqDAp8udhm0/mqdefault.jpg)
Never thought of Fus Ro Dah as an eldritch blast before, but now I can’t unsee it.
by Player Level 11 you've got all three Words of Power 🤣
The first time I played a warlock that was exactly how I used it! Tip: NEVER forget to shout as loud as you can every time you shot it! 😬
The Unrelenting Force shout works more like a Thunderwave, though. Except if you're only using one or two words, in which case it's more similar to an Eldritch blast, though it still hits multiple people.
And now you can imagine it as Nappa's Bomber DX OR Recoome's Eraser Gun!
@@Benzux
A) Thunderwave goes out in all directions.
B) Eldritch blast can also hit multiple targets, assuming a high enough character level.
C) It’s very rare that anything translates perfectly into dnd.
D) If I really wanted to be pedantic about it, Pulse Wave is probably the closest thing we have, but that’s a third level spell, significantly reducing the ability use it as a signature move, which brings us back to point C.
A party of Draconic subclasses
Draconic bloodline sorcerer
Way of the ascended Dragon monk
Drakewarden Ranger
And Dragon Lord Warlock
Chromatic Chaos party or Metallic Mayhem party?
unfortunaly dragon monk is kinda bad D:
@@joaoluizmoraesgomes7778 unfotunatelly monk is kinda bad. ;) fixed it for you.
Unfortunately Dragon Sorc is reaaally bad. Would get outshined constantly until they get Wish.
...and they are all kobolds...
Player: "Can I go dragon monk?" *starts sipping tea
DM: "I don't know this is an undead-themed campaign going through a spirit world what is your backstory?"
Player: "I am a soldier who died young and want to be reunited with my father he made the best tea"
DM: "ok..." *starts learning how to sing Leaves from the Vine
New player: "Can I try out this warlock homebrew?"
DM: "I don't know homebrew can be kind of wonky"
New player: "I just want to have uncle Iroh as my Dragon Warlock Patron"
DM: "Done"
i'm not crying, you are
Honestly at this point I want to learn more about this setting than the subclasses themselves
Though I’m still loving the latter, don’t get me wrong
When the reasoning for a subclass existing has great lore
Am I asking for a series of videos explaining the lore of the coast?
No.
Would I watch a series of video explaining said lore?
Yes.
Grab the Grasp of Hadar Eldritch Invocation and you'll really be dragon your foes around the battlefield with this subclass.
*casts suggestion* Take this like and get out.
@@dragoknight589 (saves easily) i don't think so
Every time one of these Homebrew videos comes out, I am once again made quite sad that I haven't had an in-person DND group in years. 😭😭😭
Not gonna' lie, now Tulok has basically provided me the formatting and character builds for every kind of character (save for one) that I would ever want to play in a D&D game. This one, the Wire Weaver, and his character builds for Sherlock Holmes, Joker (from Persona 5), and Ludwig (from Bloodborne). :)
“You’d have to be a real scoundrel, a real scumbag, a real so-and-so to exploit the release of new official material to promote your homebrew”
Haha yeaaaa its not like anyone would release their Draconic Smith artificer subclass on their homebrew reddit and instagram page because of Fizban releasing hahahaha
Hehhh…
This totally wasnt a shameless plug for my homebrew account HicksHomebrew, you’re the scoundrel!
@@HMan12345 No of course not. It's weird that you even have to say that. Everyone can see that there is no shameless plug to be found.
*whispers* sounds more like a shameful plug.
How would a draconic artificer even work? Welp time to find this dudes homebrew page
I love the lore you sprinkle into these! Dragons would use their warlocks like mob enforcers in a gang war, and that would be an excellent conflict to stumble through!
And if the spot got too hot(meaning: there was a gang war)....YEESH.
Fizban’s Treasury book has been a gold mine for my Silver dragon draconic sorcerer, some spells and feats in it works perfectly for my character
I play a genie Warlock that's actually a Dragon.
I have a book of history that I consistently keep writing in, gaining knowledge on the homebrew world I'm exploring. I enter my Book of History which looks like a cozy inn, and approaching the fireplace, I can speak to my red dragon patron.
I love the Dragon Warlock, it's a nice theme.
Now we just need a dragonslayer Paladin
hmm... what would dragon rouge be? Treasure Collector?
@@indythechaos1634 Isn't that every rouge?
Dragon artificer... Would be a treasure creator? I guess?
@@indythechaos1634 like a rogue who gains power from their “hoard?” And could have like a hideout as a possible higher level feature (like a free cast of mordenkeins mansion but with traps)
@@sirreginaldfishingtonxvii6149 Jewel smith Artificer? Or maybe an Artificer who wants to become a dragon and does body modification
If a great old on warlock can have an aberrant mind sorcerer and the celestial warlock gets the devine soul sorcerer for a counterpoint then draconic bloodline sorcerers get the dragon lord warlock
Dragons are native to the material plane, so they're not really "otherworldly" patrons
@@حَسن-م3ه9ظ great Wyrms are pretty other-worldly if you ask me
hexblades get the entire fighter class
@@indythechaos1634 no they don’t. Where is actual surge, second wind, indomitable, extra attack x 3, fighting styles? The hexblade isn’t a fighter, sure they are geared towards Gish characters but they are also perfect for any sort of damage dealer. Weapons and armor does not make a fighter. And before you say hexblades do get an extra attack, that’s through an invocation that ANY blade warlock can grab. Hexblades get curses, that’s their thing. They get power from the shadowfell that lets the curse good.
This is from someone who almost exclusively plays Gishes and loves the warlock class, best class in the game
@@thecharmer5981 oop ok i was just making a funni bc the fighters use weapons a lot
I love how the subclasses has some small synergizes between each other. Makes it really easy to see them forming as an adventuring party.
ok but this needs medium armor proficiency "scale" mail. Nor are dragons known to be particularly dexterous creatures. Also would have loved a high level ability that allows you to polymorph into a young dragon of your patrons colour
That seems more fitting for the dragon blood sorcerer, to be honest.
My thoughts on this subclass are that the level 14 ability essentially plays out like being an additional Mystic Arcanum, since it's basically a beefed up Cone of Cold with more versatility. So, something that I think would fit the Dragon Lord Warlock lore even more while focusing on invoking the patron's power is trading that out for a once per long rest casting of Illusory Dragon (with the same matching you chosen element restriction as the current one).
Also, while I'm here, the level 10 should probably be "deal half damage instead of no damage to creatures immune to your element" instead of "treat immunity as resistance" since, by strict rules as written, that just makes you deal full damage since you ignore resistance already. Or specify that this instance of resistance can't be ignored, if still wanting it to play off of subclass/class/feat traits other than ignoring resistance for resistant foes.
Does Tulok even see comments that are replies to other comments? Was it a waste of space to mention tweaking the wording of a feature here?
@@Shalakor I think most dms would be forgiving of the wording, the intent of the ability is clear. Illusory dragon would be absolutely perfect too as a bonus arcanum.
City of Assek sounds like it would have a high half-dragon populace.
Possibly enough to encourage a half-dragon player race.
"Did you get a nap today?"
"I didn't."
"But you need one"
This broke me
Love this subclass
I'm imagining a scenario were a Warlock with a Patron Dragon of one of the species that actually like mortals (so like a Silver or something) getting particularly attached to their ward and at the end of the campaign, when all hope seems lost the dragon comes to their rescue only to eventually get mortally wounded by the BBEG and then sacrificing their being to empower the Warlock with so much draconic power THEY become a dragon a wreck the BBEG's shit.
I never realized Dragon Breath wasn't on the warlock spell list, if there was a spell that should get better while also not being able to get worse, that feels like the spell you know?
I never realized that King Arthur/Artoria would pretty much be a hexblade warlock until I saw that clip from the flim.
Artoria is a GISH. King Arthur is a paladin with a Dancing Longsword and a Scabard of protection
I think cause this is a warlock video it's a great moment to argue that everyone rollplays them wierd. Making a pact with a warlock is a business transaction not an oath or worship. It makes more sense to say a cleric or a paladin lose their powers upsetting their benefactor or else going against their earlier oath. But the warlock made a bargain to get powers. Like Captain Jack Sparrow asking the bargain of his soul on exchange for the black pearl after 13 years. But the deal can be different from that aswell. It could've been a kill contract or something. The point is that the warlock either paid this debt already or owe their patron something. If your warlock has already paid the debt then they have no risk of losing the payment ie their powers. But if they want more power ie to level up. They have to ask for another job perhaps or else it may already have been worked into the earlier contract that the payment would grow over time. Alternatively they could have a deal where they owe the patron something later which is what I believe Vax did in the first critical role campaign idk I didn't watch the whole thing for lack of free time. Point of this comment is that I think warlocks losing their powers is a bit over stated and over memed as clerics and palidns should really have more risk of this. Especially paladin cause they're actually more powerful than warlocks in a dmg dealing sense and usually an ac sense. But hey what do I know it's ur campaign after all and I may just be preaching to the quier here
Ive always chosen to believe the Genie patrons are like... high-power, Lords and Ladies of the Genie world. Like, borderline demigods, if not actual demigods. Similar vein to the Archfey. And, in that vein, as well as the justification for Celestial patrons... its not that weird for a very old and powerful dragon to reach levels of influence and power that they could easily grant Pacts to aspiring warlocks. Hell, there are literally Celestial Dragons that exist in the Heavens in the forgotten realms. And, honestly, in the same vein as a Genie patron, as well as how dragons normally act, what better display of wealth and power is there than a cadre of warlocks serving you abroad? Thats like... a number of steps up from just powerful items.
The dragon warlock looks great now we just need a type of sorcerer that specializes in necromancy or fiend stuff.
Can we just talk about Tulok’s hair? Gorgeous flow my man.
I might just add a specification that the patron dragon has to be a certain minimum age/category - e.g. ancient. That way you don't have the problem of it being able to be killed with anything resembling ease.
Nah. It's mentioned a unicorn could be a celestial patron. It's acceptable for any age
Oh neat a Tulok homebrew! I wonder how it will play out?
*proceeds to be a strictly better version of the homebrew warlock subclass that I was working on, including the "ignore resistance and turn immunity into resistance" aspect, but adding a rider on top of overcoming immunity.*
...well, time to get back to the drawing board.
I have never heard the "but you can kill a dragon" excuse for why there has never been an official dragon patron in 5e before. There are fiends and fey in the monster manual, aren't there? I always assumed it was because they didn't want to step on the toes of the dragon sorcerer, but there are shadow sorcerers and shadow monks, aren't there? Storm herald barbarians and storm sorcerers? There's gotta be at least half a dozen other examples of subclasses that are the same "theme".
When I made my own D&D setting, a dragon patron warlock was one of the first pieces of homebrew I added. I basically gutted the sorc. version to get it, along with cherry-picked elements from another homebrew I liked. But still, I think it works. Lore wise, only older and more powerful dragons can become patrons, the same way a single undead skeleton can't be an undead patron. I figured this was common sense. Why, WOTC, WHY?!
Damn you! I was just working on a dragon warlock when I got this notification! Now no matter what I do, it will feel derivative to me!
There are so many homebrewed dragon warlocks now. MrRhexx's, Fizban's Vault of Secrets (DMsguild), and several more. Now we got this.
The ability is called "Ultimate Desolation"! That's worth a 14 level "dip" for me!
Ooh! Conquest Paladin multiclass to emulate a dragon's fearful presence!
Conquest paladins have always struck me as rather dragon themed.
You've had some cool ideas before, but this one is really great. I would love to see them pick this up and officialize it; it's that worthy.
DM: Why are you shouting?
Player: The verbal component of my Eldritch blast is Fus Roh Dah!
Dragon Warlock makes so much Sense. Awesome sub class, Tulock
Very cool Home-brew. I’m new to the channel but I hope you continue the great content and look forward to seeing it in print
Yeah, straight up subbed after seeing this. My first time seeing your content, and I already know I wanna stick around for more.
I'm excited to compare the great wyrm warlock from mrRhexx, and this warlock dargon from tulok
"Resistance is Futile" - Dragon Warlock
alright then... I will leave a nice comment. so there
I really love your subclasses, they look like a ton of fun and use a lot of mechanics that dnd usually ignores. like Bones druid and Masked champion using exhaustion as another resource. I fully plan to pick these up when I can. keep bein awesome
Rest assured, if I had the keys to the castle, I would not only make your content official, I’d make sure you get every cent from the profit, it’s the most incredible D&D content I’ve ever seen
Now we just need an Oath of the Dragon Knight, and we're good
Thinking about it, you could probably reflavor the Undead Warlock to be Dragon themed. Some tweaks for the subclass options and you'd be golden.
These homebrew classes are all so fun. How dare Tulok do such a good job on these!
An excellent addition, good sir Barbrarian!
That was a very draconian (complimentary) Patreon plug.
"A walk in freezer to cry in"
This cracked me up, restaurant employees understand this all too well...
I really hope you got some holiday themed home brew coming up. I’d love to play a holiday one shot before my group does holiday stuff. Also love your dragon warlock!
This is probably the best one yet. I'd play it like a shot (of fire breath, perhaps?).
Warlock should’ve gotten something. Good on you for providing an awesome option.
I was convinced that the draconic bloodline sorcerer makes a draconic warlock redundant, but this goes some way to convincing me otherwise. Not entirely, though this was a good effort.
Absolutely loving these vids. Of the two options, I am curious about the Scavenger Ranger.
If I may make a suggestion...
Way of the Beast Monk. A Monk subclass that actually lets you benefit from having Natural Weapons/Armour (or both).
I cannot be convinced that in a setting like D&D with a large variety of populous races, many of which have natural weapons, not ONE of them created a Martial Art around maximizing their natural advantages.
Might need to watch out for Druid multiclassing though with the Beast Forms.
Am I the only one thinking of fun ways use the elemental spells thing with spells like Armor of Agathyst (maybe potential dragon sorcerer multi class to add cha mod to that damage)
dragonborn, Draconic soul sorcerer+ dragon lord warlock with a pseudodragon familiar. That gonna be fun to play
I'm not a big fan of every dragon subclass and race just having pretty much the same handful of elemental abilities and such. I think a really cool idea would be abilities based on a hoard like you can set up a space equal to 10 times your proficency bonus in which you have perfect sense of that area nothing can leave or enter the area without you knowing perhaps even having advantage on all attacks made in this area.
Just imagining a draconic warlock restrained and big bad monologuing before them. "Excuse me," *SPAMMING BLAST* "you were saying?"
I'd like to see your take on the "man with no name" played by Clint Eastwood in such movies as Pale Rider and such. He's such a badass.
They should have put something for all classes!
When are you going to do a kickstarter for a book with your setting lore and subclasses? I'd back that in a heartbeat!
Now patiently waiting that cleric homebrew class you teased
I have been loving this series
Thank you!! You just helped figure out my home brew.
Dragon Warlock is fantastic, I will always be a Genie Warlock supporter, but this is a very tempting alternative =O
I love Fizben's.... but, I will say that I did feel a but underwhelmed that there wasn't a warlock class, since everyone loves dragons. It's in the name.
There isn’t a monk subclass in there either...very disappointed
And perfectly in line with all other warlocks, taking even a 1 level dip is broken. Essentially 3 feats.
This sounds like it would be a lot of fun to play!
Only thing id like is the ability to grab Shapechange as your 9th level spell
Absolutely love this. Can't wait to make a Dovahkiin
*starts video, heavy breathing.* Yes....yes....YESSSSSSSSSS.
obviously these homebrews are all phenomenal but with every passing video i find myself more interested in the gilded coast and hoping for just straight setting videos
I'm so mad that there wasn't an Elder Dragon patron in Fizban's. Wizards really dropped the ball on that one.
For a game called Dungeons and Dragons, it's kind of obscure why this isn't already a cannon subclass. I would have thought fizbans would have been all over this.
Wow, another neat subclass!
I know you already did Barbarian but could you do a Shaman Path Barbarian. I think it be a cool 1/3 caster archetype that does ritual spells to augment combat
Clotho, Lachis and Atropos... I see what you did there!
putting more dragon in dungeons and dragons is always a win
Just got through rewatching Futurama, please please please do a Zapp Brannigan
My body is ready
I'm gonna have to fight on this one. Dragonborn is definitely a dragon sorcerer. They're quite literally born with the sound of a dragon
Except the "canon" dragonborn is a warrior not a mage
Earned a thumbs up just for the Trogdor reference. Strongbad build when?? 😅
1:00 Thank you kindly.
*TROGDOR!!!*
Also, How to play Rahm Kota in Dungeons and Dragons (Star Wars Build for D&D 5e)
I wish I had hair like tulok, nice comment for the algorithm
Multiclass cleric with the subclass that lets you give a creature vulnerability.
Grave Domain Cleric?
I do like this subclass. As a huge fan of draconic stuff, my main is Draconic sorcerer, I can see this being a lot of fun and lots of power. So many spells can be reflavored to add to a Draconic feel, like mage armor giving you scales of a dragon and what not.
But 1 question, based on some of the clips you played, would that make Iroh a Draconic warlock????
My guess here is that thematically Iroh was a fiend patron up until he lost his son had his change of heart. He then found his new patrons with the dragons Ren and Shaw. Not sure I agree with it but it's the only way I can see it happen
This gives me ideas for my Bardlock.... I need to talk to my DM.
How about one for Paladins? Could call it Oath of the Scale, or maybe Oath of the Wyrmling.
I'd LOVE to play this as a dragonborn!
Now we need a Fiendish Bloodline Sorcerer to complete things.
Or a Fey Sorcerer. Fey are cool
Hmm... (ponders this for a Euden build from Dragonia Lost)
Tulok the... Dragon pact maker
Huh suddenly I want to make Trogdor my patron.
FULL IROH, WISE OLD GENERAL WITH TRAUMA.
The problem with this homebrew subclass is that it does not focus around a dragon type but in general as it has spells that can protect or deal any type of elemental damage
A genie is CR 11 so it's atleast about as strong as a level 20 adventurer so I don't see the problem there.
Your patron as dragon would likely be atleast an adult if not a full on Great wyrm.
Nice comment for the algorithm. Though this build's looking scary.
Any chance these could find their way into a sourcebook someday? Cuz... I would very much like to have that
This is great... but i still want an elemental focused draconic paladin.
I guess that they might not give Dragons as a Warlock thing because Draconic Sorcerer is a thing; Dragons give people magic powers though having people bathe in their blood and giving them magical offspring. That's my theory though...
Now you are warlock
The exploitation of all chances to achieve success can be a dark path, but with the draconic arrogance to back it up, you can laught at morals that the mere mortals hold dear, because you have the power of no ordinary lizard, but the elemental incarnation of a god with the power and magnificence to make the impossible like making a Tangle the Lemur build that could hold as much quality as one of Tulok's builds or the most simple like open a tea shop. No matter what, is all done in perfection because dragons are only defined in every place by their power and awesomeness.