@cak01vej Forge domain Cleric seems to be the single most popular class-subclass choice for warforged in 5e. I say this having my own such character named Anvil on the backburner.
I've played a non-Eberron Warforged named X Machina. (The tenth machine from its' production line) It was built by the totally-not-Romans, but was activated long after the empire fell. Human Wizard: "Hey X; if you don't have genitals, why do you wear pants?" X Machina: "Excellent query Wizard-unit! The X Machina unit is programmed to comply with the laws of civilization. This unit wears pants because it's the law."
Ben Thomason Either that, or the Machina model is a prototype that doesn't feature the most important advent of trinket-carrying technology: *Pockets.*
I’m playing a warforged bard, who used to be a fun loving, life protecting player of the trombone, but ever since he got turned into a Goblin, he has become paranoid and a bit depressed, since having to breath and eat for the first time is the scariest shit ever
Puncle Sans funny, my goblin became a war forged after a tpk but my friend rolled a nat 20 with religion so dm let us all get resurrected in different forms
Go Warforged. Take all the armour boosts/Paladin of Redemption oath. Have your trusting transmuter wizard frequently cast enlarge on you. Become the Iron Giant... ....feel. Feel a lot.
Indiscriminate yelling as a name, I'm honestly getting Warhammer 40k vibes and my mind instinctively yelled FOR THE EMPEROR just because of the idea and I'm still dying from it
@@Slayerlord0 I think they would be a great way boss with a name like that he is litteraly the encarnation of the ork power and would basically be the ork power suit
I play a warforged (envoy) sorcerer who's arcane focus is themselves, because they were built as something like a magical cannon. Sadly they were damaged in battle and now have PTSD, thus their magic became Wild.
An easy way to make your DM blue screen for a moment 1. Become a warforge 2. Pick envoy as your subclass 3. Remember that vehicles count as tool proficiency 4. Become a transformer
@@marcusalm7350 I made it a step further and said that his oil can be used drank and it gives off the same flavor and texture as an acholic beverage ( Thus the name )
Wf: "Hello my name is AAAAAAAAAH!" Npc: "WHAT? WHAT? WHAT'S WRONG?!" A: "No, no, that sound designates myself. My name is AAAAAAAAAH, and it is very nice to meet you."
Seeing this video makes me happy as I just joined a campaign as a warforged who's original designation was to cook and has dubbed himself "Chef" and is the most innocent robo ever.
"so what's your name?" "Blood River, maker of widows, the orphan factory, engine of death, bringer of sorrows, the iron plague." "um, okay... nice to meet you."
I like iron plague. Engine of death sounds super cool, but I don't think there are engines in my campaign setting, so the name wouldn't make much sense.
@@bot-pb3up (the warforged glares over at the tavern patron who spoke up, walked across the bar, the crowd silencing and parting before the towering machine. The warforged stopped less than a foot from the man, blocking him into his seat; looming over the man, it stared unblinkingly into his eyes. the glowing, red eyes of the machine of war peered into the man's very soul. its body was still, no movement, no breathing, no slight twitches or swaying, the thing may as well have been a statue placed there. still, it looked the seated man in the eyes, then, with a slight tilt to the side of its head it produced its oddly compressed, deep, and synthetic growl, no, rumble of a voice, the type that you almost feel in your chest more than hear with your ears, it spoke.) "If that makes you happy." (then it walked back over to the booth where the mercenaries who'd brought the machine into the tavern in the first place sat.)
So, warforged's Envoy sub"race" allows you to be built with an internally mounted tool you are proficient with. Soldier background adds land or sea vehicle proficiency which are listed under tools; Could you be a walking mech suit? Assuming it was the tool you were forged with, y'all could have some mini Titanfall BTs
3:09: Sentry's rest does not reduce the time needed for a long rest, it merely reduces the amount of time you must spend in sleep-mode from 6 hours to 4. You still gotta limit yourself to light activity such as keeping watch or studying your spellbook.
Warforged Pimp named Big Unit...who dumped most of his money on bling, threads and pimping out his Battlefist with all kinds of enchantments and accessories. He was fresh to death and fly as hell, and you best protect ya kneck when he comes and pulls your card.
Because every class likes Constitution, it can pick and choose any two other ability scores, gains essentially a longer trance for long rest, has a poison resistance and immunity to disease, doesn't even need to breathe, eat, or drink, and basically gains a bonus to AC without even needing to wear armor *on top of* skill and tool proficiencies. In other words, pretty much a better half elf in every way aside from Charisma-based classes.
I had a player run a Paladin Warforge named Church who went to Catholic School before being a murder robot and during every boss encounter, every time he'd use Smite, he'd shout "TIME TO WITNESS A GODLY ASS BEATINGS"
I love warforged. I practically begged my gm to add them to his homebrew world. idk if anyone wants some npcs to use in their EBN campaign, but you can use my pc if you like. My warforged is called "bishop" and his "twin brother" who he was made to mirror is called "rook". Rook and I are very similar, but Rook made his own path among nobles as a bodyguard while I became an adventurer to "never stop fighting for the forces of good". Our alignments are lawful good and Neutral good. personality wise, we are very different, despite obvious visual similarities. I intend to switch to another warforged if bishop dies, but not Rook. In our setting, a megacity made the warforged as a "noble guard" that protected the royal family and other lesser nobles (but were also given as gifts) during times of strife. Now that the city is safe again, we have fallen from grace since our novelty has worn off (warforged are expensive to produce and even more costly to buy, and didn't like being owned after the huge initial investment). My group, "The Iron Brigade" served a noble family that was caught stealing funds from the city, and we've been surviving in the slums ever since. The "Iron Brigade" are as follows: Bishop and Rook - good bois Ivy - an angry wizard with a "screw loose" that taught Bishop How 2 majik (CG) Sixteen - a sneaky warforged that only knows killing. Is an apathetic assassin for hire that only wants to get out of poverty, and cares little for mortal folk (TN/N Impure) Crunch - crunch likes to punch. (L Stupid)
I hope you cover Changelings, they're easily my favorite race. There's nothing quite like pretending to be a human for half the campaign then dramatically revealing yourself to be slenderman with a face
The warforge as a concept is pretty cool to introduce into any settings because they are mini golems I can imagine magocracies such as the red wizards of thay creating them to be an army with absolute loyalty so if ever need to give a villain an unquestioning loyal army make them warforged.
If they dont keep themselves maintained then yes. Kind of like how us fleshies start to stink if we dont bathe. Also, rust monsters, and oozes are DEADLY for a warforged
if you leave em around ye. But honestly, if your playing in Ebberon why DONT you have the mending cantrip, Or if your playing 5E in general why dont you have Prestidigitation. so it Pretty much doesnt matter as they can be cleaned Fixed, and shined Pretty much on demand.
@@CrazzyJ-iw5rc warforged are per definition magic,so i tought that rust devils and black puddings wouldnt affect them just like they dont affect magic items
I made an Envoy Warforged Wizard named Whiskey. He has built in brewer’s supplies that let him make and dispense drinks from his own body. After wandering the wilderness and experimenting with all natural (occasionally poisonous) ingredients, his dream is to become the world’s best bartender.
@@pandagamer-hg5be but then he wouldn't have any of his kit. Zenyatta levitates, throws energy balls, and heals other people. Monks don't do any of that.
@@pandagamer-hg5be gives him a single shot projectile, still doesn't levitate or heal others. Furthermore, the multiple force shots of a reskinned eldritch blast is more akin to zen's orbs then a single shot of radiant damage
I have so far seen two Warforged PCs in action, in separate games. Both are the obvious "21 AC at Level 1" type Juggernaut builds and are unbelievably good tanks. One was a fighter named Wall ("I am Wall! Wall will protect!"), with the cavalier subclass to defend everyone around him better. The other PC was a paladin... who was 'raised' by a family of halflings... named, if I remember correctly, Robin Smallburrow... who was sent out questing mostly so he would stop breaking everything he touched and getting stuck in the burrows. Both were pretty amusing characters, Wall for how his player played up his naivete about everything out of combat; and Robin for being a genuinely well-meaning oaf who kept trying to talk down monsters (...and actually succeeded in solving an entire module with a natural 20 on a Diplomacy check!)
I have a warforged that loves to mess with people by just staring at them from a distance. Just no blinking. Watching the person feel threatened and uncomfortable.
It's really not that hard to get plate early on to be honest. Not to mention warforged actually have to integrate the armor to have it, so you don't have to start with plate.
@@RolandTheJabberwocky What? Thats what i'm saying, warforged don't need plate armour so they have an advantage at the earlier levels than the characters who have to buy it. Plus it costs 1.5k, so it is pretty hard to get at level 1-3 at least.
My Warforged character had no backstory, only a description I sent to the DM. He had essentially damaged his brain in what was most likely combat and was like a child learning things. He had no name because I wanted the other characters to name him. They called him Dent because of the massive indent on the back of his head.
My Warforged character is Lawful Good. Very lawful in fact. He's so lawful, that he actually enforces it... (Those who were around in the 80s should get this reference.)
I feel like a few things are missing from the guide, but all in all pretty nice, thank you for summing things up! The only things of any real note is that they get their own unique magic weapons in the form of literally replacing their arm with a weapon that they can also remove should they want their hand back, and then there is their little buddy they can implant into themselves to give them a little extra spunk and if I recall some extra skills.
My warforged is named Spar. He's a training bot, but he lost his master so now he goes everywhere looking for the strongest fighter so he can train with them. He's a Champion Fighter and I love him because he's basically Robot Goku.
I really like the idea of a warforged monk. As they wander trying to find purpose, they find their way to a remote monastery where they learn to meditate and slowly expand their consciousness, possibly even creating a villain that has connected his consciousness to hundreds of other warforged, creating a massive hive mind army.
I have a bard war forged in my game who is literally a one man band , he has various instruments built into him and has taken the name juke ( after a juke box)
I was a Fighter/Barbarian with a battle Axe hand named Bloodstone, for being a Reddish stone. He was made by a clan of war forges who live in the mountains. For it was a war of Warforges and Goliathsm
i have heard of,and played so ridiculously named warforged in my time...i once decided to live the meme and play in a homebrew game with a Warforged Pimp,named "A Pimp named Big Unit"...i eaven had my left hand enchanted with the ability turn small and medium objects (and poeple) into gold statues by pimp snacking them.
I recently played a warforge forge cleric named forge who was dedicated to restoring the factories that were used to build his people so that they could one day protect the world from any threats that may face it
I'm about to play a new campaign as a warforged monk and I was looking for stuff bout my strong boi Aegis and I found this and I wish to thank you for this!
Since we aren't in the Eberron setting, I reflavored my warforged character as a metal suit of armor specifically designed to channel arcane and cosmic energies, used by a cult to summon some primordial being and using the body as a containment for it to enter the material plane. Ritual went awry, all the cultists were massacred during the being's crossing over and merging with the body, somehow their souls got subsumed in the process and melded with the being as it merged. Which ended up creating a completely new consciousness with only one memory, some of the last words a cultist used: "ser[ve]...vessel..." So of course, my character took that as someone addressing him and assumed that was his name. Thus was born, Sir Vessel, a powerful eldritch knight in his day but succumbing to the drawbacks of a physical form, surely brought low by some treacherous ne'er-do-well. Thus this body was forged to channel his arcane prowess while extending his ability to gain further knowledge and skills and supplementing his physical prowess as a warrior, with his mind and skill being transferred to it. Now he must become accustomed to this new body and unlock his forgotten powers, all while striking hard and fast at the evil that plagues the land and to protect the innocent and downtrodden. At least he's surmised all of this about his previous life; I mean, what else could he have been? 😏 He also took the first name Heinrich. Mostly because it sounded right; he feels like a Heinrich. lol (Also no, he's not actually an eldritch knight; not yet at least, kind of a long term goal to roleplay him to there. He's actually a warlock hexblade (blade pact) to tie onto his "extraplanar" heritage, but all of his spells and abilities being him believing them to just be mechanical enhancements channeling his power and attacks all reflavored with anime attack names - Green Flame Blade and Booming Blade are now "Emerald Flame Strike!" and "Concussive Blow!" I love him, he's a lot of fun. lol)
One of my old war-forged ideas was basically a robotic dragon named Char. Built as a propaganda tool and sapient flamethrower. Ran a one-dragon bakery after the war ended
One of my characters is an Envoy Warforged artificer named Meek. And I just got my homunculus that I named Pico! Thanks for this video, I understand my character even more than I used to.
Step 1: Play a Warforged Step 2: only use dark wood core( unarmored, 11 + Dex+ proficiency bonus) Step 3: play totem warrior barbarian, chose the bear Step 4: have 21 Ac at level 3 ( since your technically unarmored, you just add your con from unarmored defense, at least that’s the conclusion me and my DM came too.) Step 5: Never die.
lv 1 warforged heavy armor 16 + proficiency (lv 1= 2) = 18 ac (fighter or if u have proficiency in heavy armor) 18 + shield (2) = 20 20 + defence (fighting style + 1) 21 + some artificer who buffs the shield (+1) 22 ac Now when you level up your proficiency increases which means you ac also increases *Now make the dm's life HELL*
i love Warforged they are an Enigmatic emposing race...that,and being the closest thing to Golems one can play. they can be alot of fun to play...and i have played a number of them in my kind,including homebrew subraces my group invented based on the material that made up my body and the origins of where i came from...including: Mirage: a "mirror forged" made of enchanted mirrored silver with a mirror shield and a lightning lance,my head was a faceless reflective surface,however glowing eyes could manifest,and would change color based on my mood and expression...i was a Psionic warrior and often employed enhancements on my self like "expand"...in addtion a perminately enchanted my armor and weapons with "blurr",whenever i would move a short disorientating trail would follow...earning my characters nickname the "silver Mirage",so my character started calling himself Mirage. Teshelon an "angel forged" made from peices of both mechanus and infused with the golden light of Mercuria(the second heaven)..creating a powerfull celstial natured warforged...i had a pair of golden aetheral wings that i could somone whenever i chose and my armor was white with gold accents on it,i was a Paladin on a quest of personal perfection..and in a persuit to earn my halo and the title of "El" being added at the ending of my own name,becoming an archangel (unfortunately the game ended before i had a chance to achieve that dream)....i wielded the mighty flaming sword "Requiem"...i had some minor asamar like powers,but i had to earn most of my divvine power later on (not just be leveling up either)...i did have all the same powers of any other warforged though. (except my favored classes were different than a normal warforged). Lobo the Iron wanderer. the greatest warforged i ever made... 1000 years prior there lived a powerfull elvan alchemist and Wizard that was charged with protecting a vast kindom..because of him he kept his kindom safe and prosperous...until a terrible calamity befell the continent and wiped out everyone,including him...but being the accomplished wizard he was he had a falesafe incase anything were to happen to him...when his body was destroyed his soul entered into a lifeles warforge body..he went into a deep sleep,eventuallly waking up in his new form 1000 years later in what was left of ruined palace...though he understated the potency of the magic,and there were "complications" most notibly,all his memories were wiped,even his own name was a mystery to him... this coupling the fact that this was set in a world where warforged did not exist,he was a unique creature...he explored the castle,not knowing who or "what" he even was...for the first week of his new life,he learned simple things like how to read and speak (there was an amusing moment on day 4 when he tried to talk to a suit of armor mounted up against the wall)...through the books he read he learned of alchemy and that it bore connection to the runes that existed on his body...one in Ignian,one in Aquan,one in Terran,one in Auren and one in Primordial...after a week of wandering the palace (and finding a potent mace called "Mordukens star" ) he decided to become an alchemist and search for the secrets what where he came from and what his purpose was...he would go on to take the name "Lobo" and take the first brave steps out into the world...he would go on to tinker with his body,as well as other machines and become an artificer as well...these two professions led him into becoming a trader of magical items and recorces...eventually gaining posessions of special elemental scrolls that summoned Noble Elemental spirits in which he did business with and went into a bound contract with on of each elemental plane....the Air nobel offered his services of the west wind...that would carry rumers and information to my ears,as well as words of danger and warning...the Fire nobel offered me supplies of empowered alchemist fire and other such reagents...the earth noble offered me precious jewls and minerals and the water noble would give me exotic reagents from her domain...these things were traded to me in axchange for my own services of undertaking quests for them and giving them treasures from the material world that were rare in thier planes. i would often creat defistating elemental bombs and tonics that i would fire out of the rist cannon fixated apon my left arm (exposed when taking my gauntlet on that arm off)..my body was fairly articulate and i had a few arms and other limbs i could attach on myself for various perposes...my favorite weapons where my lightning gauntlets with shocking grasp and burst on them...i could even fire them like projectiles and make them return to me....because of my potency in my trades i kept our party very well off in money... and it was all thanks to that first 100 i roled that got me "mordenkainen's star" a powerfull morningstar/mace that when striking something non magical and inorganic (like a weapon or armor) with a critical hit,it would turn disimilate into the natural components used to craft it...for instance,a steel longsword would turn into the ingots used to craft it. woah that was a long reply...sorry
One fun thing about Warforged is that their integrated armor technically isn't considered wearing armor, so if you can get armor proficiencies, you can be a super tanky monk.
My warforged character is named Em because he walked into a tavern, saw some people (the rest of the party), and asked them for a name. One of their names started with m... so now he is named Em
I basically made a paladin dragonborn turned warforged juggernaut named toran that is pretty much a kind space marine with horns who follows Pelor, i suplexed a leviathan with him in the last session of a campaign i had, good times
I enjoy Warforges. I tend to have them be a major assist to Trade Guilds and Merchants; and having some solid strong fighters in Merc Guilds is also helpful.
Made a bard I named mine Gir. You either love or hate playing with Gir, but it's never boring. Sang the Doom song through an entire dungeon. Bought and ate the entire stock at a tavern. Stole a pig and carried it from one town to the next. And somehow win a far amount of deception checks after using "I don't knooooooooooow."
I’m about to play a Warforged (name not yet chosen) in a One Shot, and I decided a few ideas, but ultimately I’m flavoring him as Tinkering with himself in his free time (just to prevent rust and such, so maintenance work), but is a Former Soldier that was built to infiltrate Back Lines and take out Mages that hide back there. So I was planning stats in Highest to Lowest to be Str, Con, Dex, Int, Wis, and Cha. Wis is kinda low cuz he can read a room ENOUGH, but not well, and he isn’t much for words (so dump Cha). Int is decent since he needs to be able to strategize. Dex for Initiative. Con for Health. And Str for helping either slaughter weak mages, or to at least make concentration VERY hard to maintain.
Go Warforged Modify hands to have claws Drape the still bloody skins of your enemies/everyone nearby over your body Become a Flayed One Get universes mixed up Leave comment section What a time to be an automaton
just so your know the official content does not say that the medium armor for the warforged gives disadvantage on stealth, but it does say that for the heavy armor just thought that was something to point out because that means if you have a +2 to dex and are playing a strength based build you could make the excuse that the medium armor doesn't impose disadvantage on stealth
Now they just get +2 Con, a floating +1, and can intergrate armour into their own body with a +1 bonus if they're proficient in it. Personal favourite class with Warforged? Hexblade. You can start with 14 Dex, 16 in Con and Charisma, 10 in Int and Wis. Integrate your medium armour, and use your Charisma stat exclusively for fighting.
I play a worforged that was a robot built by the USA to fight Communists and after a nuclear explosion somehow ended up in the dnd world instead of dying but he was deactivated for thousands of years slowly decayed but was found and was recently reactivated and was rebuilt to look like a normal warforged its fun because he knows everything about our time and nothing about what's going on in the dnd world
Warforged Forge Cleric who makes repairs for other Warforged after being a courier in the war. Named crash for his ridiculously high ac and ability to walk off from a carriage crash.
I wasn’t aware of the Wayfinders Guide version which is so much cooler than the regular Eberron: Rising version Also I’m playing a Druid/Monk warforged
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"So what's your name friend?"
*_I WILL ENDURE A THOUSAND DEATHS BEFORE I YEILD_*
"Oh."
Neko Chiyu-ryoku exactly what i had i mind
.... THE SECOND....
Haha,
“So what’s a warforged doing in a brothel wearing a suit while holding a hammer?”
*_DEATH TO THE HERETICS BROTHAS!_*
“Oh”
THE FLESH IS WEAK. PRAISE THE OMNISSIAH. *binary noises*
Go Warforged
Go Druid, Circle of The Moon
Basically be a Transformer
Life is Good
BEAST WARS!
@@vincentlance YEEEESSS!!!!
yes yes yes
Had this exact thought! What if the warforge has some damaged memories and thinks he saw a wolf with eagle wings and front legs. Silverbolt maximize!
Beast Mode!!!
Warforge: Hello my name it *loud dial-up noise*, nice to meet you.
Step 1. Play a Warforged.
Step 2. Play an Artificer
Step 3. Play a Battle Smith
Step 4. Be a Robo Ranger and make those lame mundane beastmasters cry.
Sunlight Sage i forgot step 3 and 4
1.Play a warforged
2.Play a warlock
3.Play a hexblade
4.Be a robo-ranger and flavor your patron as zordon,having given you your hex(blade)
Only if you have a multicolored party of warforged all doing it.
Sunlight Sage I play a Al from fmab
@@arsenelupin5424 GoGo!!! Robo-rangers!!!
Go war forged
Be class
Be sub class
Be something from something else
Life is good
Juggernaut Warforged *Brute*
@cak01vej Forge domain Cleric seems to be the single most popular class-subclass choice for warforged in 5e. I say this having my own such character named Anvil on the backburner.
I just made a warforged paladin. He has an AC of 19 at level one
Be warforged
Life is good
Go warforged
Go Forge Domain cleric
Take heavy armor trait
Give shield +1
You now have 21 AC at level one
Be a literal wall
Life is good
A +1 shield ?
@@jpc4803 The forge domain cleric can make one piece of armor or weaponry a +1 weapon for the day every time you take a long rest
A cleric can get an uncommon weapon that fast? *Please end me*
Not “get”, more like “temporary enchantment”.
23 AC if you use Shield of Faith on yourself
One of my players is playing a warforged cleric named Church
If you dont come to the church. The church comes to you
I see what you did, and hope that someone went for caboose. Or not; that level of chaotic stupid good could go from funny to annoying fast
Ya shot Church ya team killing Fucktard!
_Roses are red_
@@lordphobius3876 Tucker did it!
I've played a non-Eberron Warforged named X Machina. (The tenth machine from its' production line) It was built by the totally-not-Romans, but was activated long after the empire fell.
Human Wizard: "Hey X; if you don't have genitals, why do you wear pants?" X Machina: "Excellent query Wizard-unit! The X Machina unit is programmed to comply with the laws of civilization. This unit wears pants because it's the law."
I feel like that's how at least a portion of Warforged talk and I love it.
"I could ask you the same question"
Getting a bit of an HK-47 vibe.
Or oyu could just respond with "I like the way they look."
Ben Thomason
Either that, or the Machina model is a prototype that doesn't feature the most important advent of trinket-carrying technology: *Pockets.*
Go Warforged.
Go Wizard, School of Transmutation.
Alphonse Elric from FMA/B.
Make sure to take the armor proficiency feats. Literally the only character that is worth taking those feats for...
I’m playing a warforged bard, who used to be a fun loving, life protecting player of the trombone, but ever since he got turned into a Goblin, he has become paranoid and a bit depressed, since having to breath and eat for the first time is the scariest shit ever
But not as scary as taking a shit for the first time
*Becomes Goblin*
*Starts suffocating*
Goblin Slayer: Heavy breathing
Is that
*A Motherfucking*
*GOBLIN*
Puncle Sans funny, my goblin became a war forged after a tpk but my friend rolled a nat 20 with religion so dm let us all get resurrected in different forms
Go Warforged.
Take all the armour boosts/Paladin of Redemption oath.
Have your trusting transmuter wizard frequently cast enlarge on you.
Become the Iron Giant...
....feel. Feel a lot.
Superman... 😌
@@DustyTheKitty you made me cry
Indiscriminate yelling as a name, I'm honestly getting Warhammer 40k vibes and my mind instinctively yelled FOR THE EMPEROR just because of the idea and I'm still dying from it
Ryan McCabe We know him as Sly Marbo but if you ask him his name is “AAAAAHHHH!”
"FOR THE EMPEROR" sounds like an Oblivion thing to me
Play a Warforged who spends a lot of time around 40k orks. Naturally, his name should be: WAAAAAAAGGHH!!
@@Slayerlord0 I think they would be a great way boss with a name like that he is litteraly the encarnation of the ork power and would basically be the ork power suit
"bruva I am pinned here"
Warforged with built-in cooking utensils. Walking oven. Add in a silvered trident and a giant plate for a shield and you're set.
Why not Kegger, the WF Envoy with integrated brewing supplies? You don't want to know where his spigot is...
@@justinjacobs1501 It's on his left elbow.
Play a Forge Domain Cleric as well.
@@AzureIV I actually homebrewed an Oath of Feasting paladin.
I play a warforged (envoy) sorcerer who's arcane focus is themselves, because they were built as something like a magical cannon. Sadly they were damaged in battle and now have PTSD, thus their magic became Wild.
An easy way to make your DM blue screen for a moment
1. Become a warforge
2. Pick envoy as your subclass
3. Remember that vehicles count as tool proficiency
4. Become a transformer
AHHHHHHHHHHH!!! has to be the best character name of all time.
AHHHHHHHHHHHHHH how are you today
Go warforged
Be a blood hunter
Confuse everyone you meet 🤣🤣🤣
( Mines is named Liquor )
"Oil Hunter"
Making swords burn by spilling your own blood on them makes a lot more sense if your blood is oil...
@@marcusalm7350 I made it a step further and said that his oil can be used drank and it gives off the same flavor and texture as an acholic beverage ( Thus the name )
I won't ask how he go the blood into himself.
I also won't ask where he got the blood from.
@@Amanoob105 You don't even wanna know trust me
Wf: "Hello my name is AAAAAAAAAH!"
Npc: "WHAT? WHAT? WHAT'S WRONG?!"
A: "No, no, that sound designates myself. My name is AAAAAAAAAH, and it is very nice to meet you."
Apothocareon name your self who
What's his name?
Go Warforged.
Be Monk
Go Sun soul and flavor the sunbolts as rokkets.
Be Sektor From MK
Life is good.
don't forget to grab burning hands with the magic initiate feat and flavor it as his flamethrower
Re flavor sun bolts as fire gun.
Be Cade from destiny 2
Or Iron man
servine1212 pick juggernaut so get a d8 on unarmed at any level
Seeing this video makes me happy as I just joined a campaign as a warforged who's original designation was to cook and has dubbed himself "Chef" and is the most innocent robo ever.
So a healer would call himself "The Doctor"?
*TARDIS sounds in the distance*
"so what's your name?"
"Blood River, maker of widows, the orphan factory, engine of death, bringer of sorrows, the iron plague."
"um, okay... nice to meet you."
I like iron plague. Engine of death sounds super cool, but I don't think there are engines in my campaign setting, so the name wouldn't make much sense.
can i call him steve?
@@bot-pb3up (the warforged glares over at the tavern patron who spoke up, walked across the bar, the crowd silencing and parting before the towering machine. The warforged stopped less than a foot from the man, blocking him into his seat; looming over the man, it stared unblinkingly into his eyes. the glowing, red eyes of the machine of war peered into the man's very soul. its body was still, no movement, no breathing, no slight twitches or swaying, the thing may as well have been a statue placed there. still, it looked the seated man in the eyes, then, with a slight tilt to the side of its head it produced its oddly compressed, deep, and synthetic growl, no, rumble of a voice, the type that you almost feel in your chest more than hear with your ears, it spoke.)
"If that makes you happy."
(then it walked back over to the booth where the mercenaries who'd brought the machine into the tavern in the first place sat.)
@@ZombieChimpanzee "nice to meet you steve!"
Warforged Cleric of the Forge Domain.
Named him Smith
Warforged Cleric of Luck Domain named Deus Ex Machina
I had the exact same idea, but mine is named Anvil. They worship *G R E A T P R I M U S* , who they perceive to be the god of constructs.
I'm playing a warforged juggernaut forge cleric. His Name, Ferrus Mannus, I know its from 40k but i couldn't help myself.
How did you read my mind?
I have a player with that exact same set up but his is named Smithington. Same concept but a little fancier name.
Warforged Cleric
God of Choice: Omnisiah
nuff said.
Forge Domain too!
_ENGORGE THE _*_R O B O D O N G._*
Mechadendrites deployed.
INSERT PENIS INTO ROBOT
*CONCERN*
cak01vej
It took a moment before I remembered which Voltaire you were talking about.
That’s pretty metal.
Badum Tish
DM: Oka, all I need from you is your warforge's name.
Player: It's I LOVE PINAPPLES
DM: Oh
Ah just in time, now I can understand the strange robot boi of my campain
I had a Warforged in one party, that didn't choose a name, he introduced himself as his Serial Number. We all called him "Tin Can"
eberron race video
*vibrating so hard with excitement for changeling video rapidly switching between personas*
I can only imagine the jokes that could be made with Ahhhhh!
"How have you heard of me?"
I'd like to see a party of Warforged trudging across the seabed instead of sailing, maybe on a giant crab or crab-like vehicle
*_Or just walking on it_*
@@pandagamer-hg5be Definitely, the crab was a suggestion for a *vehicle* they might use to make travel faster
Can you do a video on Changelings, Shifters and Kalashtar as well?
X2
Kalashtar are best bois.
You can't change my mind.
@@aggie7462 yeah true. I'm playing a Kalashtar Druid in one of my games atm and I love them.
the shifters seems cool to me
I did a changeling warlock clown once. Good times.
Warforged Juggernaut.
Beserker Barbarian.
18 Armor Class.
Adamantine Skin.
16 Con.
16 Strength.
Dual Wield Battle Axes.
Let the Fun Begin...
Go warforged
Go arcane archer
Use polished steel armor
Name it Centurian.
So, warforged's Envoy sub"race" allows you to be built with an internally mounted tool you are proficient with. Soldier background adds land or sea vehicle proficiency which are listed under tools;
Could you be a walking mech suit?
Assuming it was the tool you were forged with, y'all could have some mini Titanfall BTs
I needed this! I’m actually making a warforged envoy today!
Important to note: vehicles count as Tools.
My friend once ran a warforged that was basically bastion
So he was a beast master with a bird ?
Tony Danatop nope, he just had bird friend
So the DM went out of his way to make him useless
DO DO DO DOOOOOO
So, barbarian/druid with PTSD (backstory)
Finally, someone discusses the best race in all of D 'n D!
3:09: Sentry's rest does not reduce the time needed for a long rest, it merely reduces the amount of time you must spend in sleep-mode from 6 hours to 4. You still gotta limit yourself to light activity such as keeping watch or studying your spellbook.
or just stare at everyone else, non-moving for hours.
I believe it's from 8 to 6 and they're conscious during that time
I think I'm gonna make a Warforged Wizard named Pants. Pants is a good boy.
a better name would be something like Tome or Arcane
@@benthomason3307 Nope, Pants
Warforged Pimp named Big Unit...who dumped most of his money on bling, threads and pimping out his Battlefist with all kinds of enchantments and accessories. He was fresh to death and fly as hell, and you best protect ya kneck when he comes and pulls your card.
I'm a Warframe player on PS4 so the war forged always look cool to me
Also I keep referring to them as warframes
Well they kinda are when you think about it.....
In my opinion, warframes are more fleshy and kinda gross if you think about it
I still think envoy warforged is the most customizable race option- any class can benefit from it.
Because every class likes Constitution, it can pick and choose any two other ability scores, gains essentially a longer trance for long rest, has a poison resistance and immunity to disease, doesn't even need to breathe, eat, or drink, and basically gains a bonus to AC without even needing to wear armor *on top of* skill and tool proficiencies.
In other words, pretty much a better half elf in every way aside from Charisma-based classes.
Not to mention one skill, tool proficiency and language- all by choice. On top of that theres the tool expertise which is lit.
Ryan Moore with the possibility of being treated like a second class citizen or outright vilified, depending on the setting.
This + Abju wizard will give you an unstoppable counter speller that refuses to die, played one and called him Null
Was there another character named Void? Darkness incarnate?
@@jasonniebuhr8607 unfortunately no, that would have been cool tho lol
I had a player run a Paladin Warforge named Church who went to Catholic School before being a murder robot and during every boss encounter, every time he'd use Smite, he'd shout "TIME TO WITNESS A GODLY ASS BEATINGS"
That's my new favorite type of person.
AAAAND THE CHURCHITY CHURCH
I love warforged. I practically begged my gm to add them to his homebrew world.
idk if anyone wants some npcs to use in their EBN campaign, but you can use my pc if you like.
My warforged is called "bishop" and his "twin brother" who he was made to mirror is called "rook". Rook and I are very similar, but Rook made his own path among nobles as a bodyguard while I became an adventurer to "never stop fighting for the forces of good". Our alignments are lawful good and Neutral good. personality wise, we are very different, despite obvious visual similarities. I intend to switch to another warforged if bishop dies, but not Rook. In our setting, a megacity made the warforged as a "noble guard" that protected the royal family and other lesser nobles (but were also given as gifts) during times of strife. Now that the city is safe again, we have fallen from grace since our novelty has worn off (warforged are expensive to produce and even more costly to buy, and didn't like being owned after the huge initial investment). My group, "The Iron Brigade" served a noble family that was caught stealing funds from the city, and we've been surviving in the slums ever since.
The "Iron Brigade" are as follows:
Bishop and Rook - good bois
Ivy - an angry wizard with a "screw loose" that taught Bishop How 2 majik (CG)
Sixteen - a sneaky warforged that only knows killing. Is an apathetic assassin for hire that only wants to get out of poverty, and cares little for mortal folk (TN/N Impure)
Crunch - crunch likes to punch. (L Stupid)
I hope you cover Changelings, they're easily my favorite race. There's nothing quite like pretending to be a human for half the campaign then dramatically revealing yourself to be slenderman with a face
The warforge as a concept is pretty cool to introduce into any settings because they are mini golems I can imagine magocracies such as the red wizards of thay creating them to be an army with absolute loyalty so if ever need to give a villain an unquestioning loyal army make them warforged.
Or forgotten weapons of a lost culture. That one can work in almost any setting.
@@wilhelmseleorningcniht9410 fair.
My first dnd character was actually a warforged, I love playing them, his name was elk and he was a circle of the moon druid
One question I've always had about warforged. Do they rust??
If they dont keep themselves maintained then yes. Kind of like how us fleshies start to stink if we dont bathe.
Also, rust monsters, and oozes are DEADLY for a warforged
if you leave em around ye. But honestly, if your playing in Ebberon why DONT you have the mending cantrip, Or if your playing 5E in general why dont you have Prestidigitation. so it Pretty much doesnt matter as they can be cleaned Fixed, and shined Pretty much on demand.
@@CrazzyJ-iw5rc warforged are per definition magic,so i tought that rust devils and black puddings wouldnt affect them just like they dont affect magic items
I guess your knowledge about warforged lore is...... a bit rusty.
*YEEEEEEEEEEEAAAAAAAH!!*
Oh hello CritCrab. Yes, Warforged do rust but you can easily clean that up.
I made an Envoy Warforged Wizard named Whiskey. He has built in brewer’s supplies that let him make and dispense drinks from his own body. After wandering the wilderness and experimenting with all natural (occasionally poisonous) ingredients, his dream is to become the world’s best bartender.
Warforged celestial warlock, hello zenyatta
Or just make him an actual monk...
@@pandagamer-hg5be but then he wouldn't have any of his kit. Zenyatta levitates, throws energy balls, and heals other people. Monks don't do any of that.
@@geoffreylangbart3775 *_sunsoul_*
@@pandagamer-hg5be gives him a single shot projectile, still doesn't levitate or heal others. Furthermore, the multiple force shots of a reskinned eldritch blast is more akin to zen's orbs then a single shot of radiant damage
I have so far seen two Warforged PCs in action, in separate games. Both are the obvious "21 AC at Level 1" type Juggernaut builds and are unbelievably good tanks. One was a fighter named Wall ("I am Wall! Wall will protect!"), with the cavalier subclass to defend everyone around him better. The other PC was a paladin... who was 'raised' by a family of halflings... named, if I remember correctly, Robin Smallburrow... who was sent out questing mostly so he would stop breaking everything he touched and getting stuck in the burrows. Both were pretty amusing characters, Wall for how his player played up his naivete about everything out of combat; and Robin for being a genuinely well-meaning oaf who kept trying to talk down monsters (...and actually succeeded in solving an entire module with a natural 20 on a Diplomacy check!)
I have a warforged that loves to mess with people by just staring at them from a distance. Just no blinking. Watching the person feel threatened and uncomfortable.
Play an Envoy Warforged
Take disguise kit as your Integrated Tool
Become a Terminator
Step 4: Get a chopper
I love warforged so much, even if they are overpowered as all hell especially at low levels for that free plate armour haha.
It's really not that hard to get plate early on to be honest. Not to mention warforged actually have to integrate the armor to have it, so you don't have to start with plate.
@@RolandTheJabberwocky What? Thats what i'm saying, warforged don't need plate armour so they have an advantage at the earlier levels than the characters who have to buy it. Plus it costs 1.5k, so it is pretty hard to get at level 1-3 at least.
Warforged don't need to roll for constitution when they get dirty
My Warforged character had no backstory, only a description I sent to the DM. He had essentially damaged his brain in what was most likely combat and was like a child learning things. He had no name because I wanted the other characters to name him. They called him Dent because of the massive indent on the back of his head.
Callum Jukes Dude, I think you just made a miniature version of the Iron Giant
Suuupeermaan
@@DycuswasHere Dent is an oath of redemption paladin. I see him as the child of the Iron Giant and Chappie
My Warforged character is Lawful Good. Very lawful in fact. He's so lawful, that he actually enforces it...
(Those who were around in the 80s should get this reference.)
I feel like a few things are missing from the guide, but all in all pretty nice, thank you for summing things up!
The only things of any real note is that they get their own unique magic weapons in the form of literally replacing their arm with a weapon that they can also remove should they want their hand back, and then there is their little buddy they can implant into themselves to give them a little extra spunk and if I recall some extra skills.
And I was just wondering how these worked and where they came from. Thanks lots, Davvy.
DMing my first campaign this weekend. Watched all your videos to prepare. Thank you so much, dude.
How did it go
I once played a Skirmisher Ranger named Sticks
My warforged is named Spar. He's a training bot, but he lost his master so now he goes everywhere looking for the strongest fighter so he can train with them. He's a Champion Fighter and I love him because he's basically Robot Goku.
Sun Soul Monk is more Goku
I really like the idea of a warforged monk. As they wander trying to find purpose, they find their way to a remote monastery where they learn to meditate and slowly expand their consciousness, possibly even creating a villain that has connected his consciousness to hundreds of other warforged, creating a massive hive mind army.
I have a bard war forged in my game who is literally a one man band , he has various instruments built into him and has taken the name juke ( after a juke box)
Warforged are my favorite race
I was a Fighter/Barbarian with a battle Axe hand named Bloodstone, for being a Reddish stone. He was made by a clan of war forges who live in the mountains. For it was a war of Warforges and Goliathsm
I made a Warforged Fighter, a rebuilt veteran of a long ended war trying to find his place in the world. His designation is R3X-67 or Rex
I like the implication that some warforged liked the sound "AAAAAAAHHHHHH" so much that he decided he wanted it to be his name.
i have heard of,and played so ridiculously named warforged in my time...i once decided to live the meme and play in a homebrew game with a Warforged Pimp,named "A Pimp named Big Unit"...i eaven had my left hand enchanted with the ability turn small and medium objects (and poeple) into gold statues by pimp snacking them.
I recently played a warforge forge cleric named forge who was dedicated to restoring the factories that were used to build his people so that they could one day protect the world from any threats that may face it
“My knobs don’t work like they used to”
t h a t s w h a t s h e s a i d
I'm about to play a new campaign as a warforged monk and I was looking for stuff bout my strong boi Aegis and I found this and I wish to thank you for this!
Since we aren't in the Eberron setting, I reflavored my warforged character as a metal suit of armor specifically designed to channel arcane and cosmic energies, used by a cult to summon some primordial being and using the body as a containment for it to enter the material plane.
Ritual went awry, all the cultists were massacred during the being's crossing over and merging with the body, somehow their souls got subsumed in the process and melded with the being as it merged. Which ended up creating a completely new consciousness with only one memory, some of the last words a cultist used: "ser[ve]...vessel..."
So of course, my character took that as someone addressing him and assumed that was his name. Thus was born, Sir Vessel, a powerful eldritch knight in his day but succumbing to the drawbacks of a physical form, surely brought low by some treacherous ne'er-do-well. Thus this body was forged to channel his arcane prowess while extending his ability to gain further knowledge and skills and supplementing his physical prowess as a warrior, with his mind and skill being transferred to it. Now he must become accustomed to this new body and unlock his forgotten powers, all while striking hard and fast at the evil that plagues the land and to protect the innocent and downtrodden. At least he's surmised all of this about his previous life; I mean, what else could he have been? 😏
He also took the first name Heinrich. Mostly because it sounded right; he feels like a Heinrich. lol
(Also no, he's not actually an eldritch knight; not yet at least, kind of a long term goal to roleplay him to there. He's actually a warlock hexblade (blade pact) to tie onto his "extraplanar" heritage, but all of his spells and abilities being him believing them to just be mechanical enhancements channeling his power and attacks all reflavored with anime attack names - Green Flame Blade and Booming Blade are now "Emerald Flame Strike!" and "Concussive Blow!" I love him, he's a lot of fun. lol)
I like the Warforged components.
You could be a Mechanical Scorpion Drider with wings, fins, magic casting tendrils and a shoulder mounted crossbow.
Watch your language Davvy! My mother was a Toaster and that was disrespectful to my mech brethren. ting pling pong boing to you. Good Day Sir!
One of my old war-forged ideas was basically a robotic dragon named Char. Built as a propaganda tool and sapient flamethrower. Ran a one-dragon bakery after the war ended
One of my characters is an Envoy Warforged artificer named Meek. And I just got my homunculus that I named Pico! Thanks for this video, I understand my character even more than I used to.
Step 1: Play a Warforged
Step 2: only use dark wood core( unarmored, 11 + Dex+ proficiency bonus)
Step 3: play totem warrior barbarian, chose the bear
Step 4: have 21 Ac at level 3 ( since your technically unarmored, you just add your con from unarmored defense, at least that’s the conclusion me and my DM came too.)
Step 5: Never die.
lv 1 warforged heavy armor 16 + proficiency (lv 1= 2) = 18 ac (fighter or if u have proficiency in heavy armor)
18 + shield (2) = 20
20 + defence (fighting style + 1)
21 + some artificer who buffs the shield (+1)
22 ac
Now when you level up your proficiency increases which means you ac also increases
*Now make the dm's life HELL*
If you add in forge cleric the defense goes up even higher, plus you can cast shield of faith
@@cheddarsnot1863 yeah i let my artificer to cast shield of faith on me while I'm standing in front of all the enemies so they can't hit my part
i love Warforged they are an Enigmatic emposing race...that,and being the closest thing to Golems one can play.
they can be alot of fun to play...and i have played a number of them in my kind,including homebrew subraces my group invented based on the material that made up my body and the origins of where i came from...including:
Mirage:
a "mirror forged" made of enchanted mirrored silver with a mirror shield and a lightning lance,my head was a faceless reflective surface,however glowing eyes could manifest,and would change color based on my mood and expression...i was a Psionic warrior and often employed enhancements on my self like "expand"...in addtion a perminately enchanted my armor and weapons with "blurr",whenever i would move a short disorientating trail would follow...earning my characters nickname the "silver Mirage",so my character started calling himself Mirage.
Teshelon
an "angel forged" made from peices of both mechanus and infused with the golden light of Mercuria(the second heaven)..creating a powerfull
celstial natured warforged...i had a pair of golden aetheral wings that i could somone whenever i chose and my armor was white with gold accents on it,i was a Paladin on a quest of personal perfection..and in a persuit to earn my halo and the title of "El" being added at the ending of my own name,becoming an archangel (unfortunately the game ended before i had a chance to achieve that dream)....i wielded the mighty flaming sword "Requiem"...i had some minor asamar like powers,but i had to earn most of my divvine power later on (not just be leveling up either)...i did have all the same powers of any other warforged though. (except my favored classes were different than a normal warforged).
Lobo the Iron wanderer.
the greatest warforged i ever made...
1000 years prior there lived a powerfull elvan alchemist and Wizard that was charged with protecting a vast kindom..because of him he kept his kindom safe and prosperous...until a terrible calamity befell the continent and wiped out everyone,including him...but being the accomplished wizard he was he had a falesafe incase anything were to happen to him...when his body was destroyed his soul entered into a lifeles warforge body..he went into a deep sleep,eventuallly waking up in his new form 1000 years later in what was left of ruined palace...though he understated the potency of the magic,and there were "complications" most notibly,all his memories were wiped,even his own name was a mystery to him...
this coupling the fact that this was set in a world where warforged did not exist,he was a unique creature...he explored the castle,not knowing who or "what" he even was...for the first week of his new life,he learned simple things like how to read and speak (there was an amusing moment on day 4 when he tried to talk to a suit of armor mounted up against the wall)...through the books he read he learned of alchemy and that it bore connection to the runes that existed on his body...one in Ignian,one in Aquan,one in Terran,one in Auren and one in Primordial...after a week of wandering the palace (and finding a potent mace called "Mordukens star" ) he decided to become an alchemist and search for the secrets what where he came from and what his purpose was...he would go on to take the name "Lobo" and take the first brave steps out into the world...he would go on to tinker with his body,as well as other machines and become an artificer as well...these two professions led him into becoming a trader of magical items and recorces...eventually gaining posessions of special elemental scrolls that summoned Noble Elemental spirits in which he did business with and went into a bound contract with on of each elemental plane....the Air nobel offered his services of the west wind...that would carry rumers and information to my ears,as well as words of danger and warning...the Fire nobel offered me supplies of empowered alchemist fire and other such reagents...the earth noble offered me precious jewls and minerals and the water noble would give me exotic reagents from her domain...these things were traded to me in axchange for my own services of undertaking quests for them and giving them treasures from the material world that were rare in thier planes.
i would often creat defistating elemental bombs and tonics that i would fire out of the rist cannon fixated apon my left arm (exposed when taking my gauntlet on that arm off)..my body was fairly articulate and i had a few arms and other limbs i could attach on myself for various perposes...my favorite weapons where my lightning gauntlets with shocking grasp and burst on them...i could even fire them like projectiles and make them return to me....because of my potency in my trades i kept our party very well off in money...
and it was all thanks to that first 100 i roled that got me "mordenkainen's star" a powerfull morningstar/mace that when striking something non magical and inorganic (like a weapon or armor) with a critical hit,it would turn disimilate into the natural components used to craft it...for instance,a steel longsword would turn into the ingots used to craft it.
woah that was a long reply...sorry
One fun thing about Warforged is that their integrated armor technically isn't considered wearing armor, so if you can get armor proficiencies, you can be a super tanky monk.
My warforged character is named Em because he walked into a tavern, saw some people (the rest of the party), and asked them for a name. One of their names started with m... so now he is named Em
"hey man what's your name?"
'AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA'
I basically made a paladin dragonborn turned warforged juggernaut named toran that is pretty much a kind space marine with horns who follows Pelor, i suplexed a leviathan with him in the last session of a campaign i had, good times
We asked, and HE delivered
Play warforged
Choose path of the zealot
Become depressed
Congratulations you know have an Eva unit, everybody clap
I enjoy Warforges. I tend to have them be a major assist to Trade Guilds and Merchants; and having some solid strong fighters in Merc Guilds is also helpful.
I'm a DM and had a new comer with a Warforged character who's life purpose is now dedicated to coconuts.
Made a bard I named mine Gir. You either love or hate playing with Gir, but it's never boring. Sang the Doom song through an entire dungeon. Bought and ate the entire stock at a tavern. Stole a pig and carried it from one town to the next. And somehow win a far amount of deception checks after using "I don't knooooooooooow."
I’m about to play a Warforged (name not yet chosen) in a One Shot, and I decided a few ideas, but ultimately I’m flavoring him as Tinkering with himself in his free time (just to prevent rust and such, so maintenance work), but is a Former Soldier that was built to infiltrate Back Lines and take out Mages that hide back there. So I was planning stats in Highest to Lowest to be Str, Con, Dex, Int, Wis, and Cha. Wis is kinda low cuz he can read a room ENOUGH, but not well, and he isn’t much for words (so dump Cha). Int is decent since he needs to be able to strategize. Dex for Initiative. Con for Health. And Str for helping either slaughter weak mages, or to at least make concentration VERY hard to maintain.
Go Warforged
Modify hands to have claws
Drape the still bloody skins of your enemies/everyone nearby over your body
Become a Flayed One
Get universes mixed up
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What a time to be an automaton
just so your know the official content does not say that the medium armor for the warforged gives disadvantage on stealth, but it does say that for the heavy armor just thought that was something to point out because that means if you have a +2 to dex and are playing a strength based build you could make the excuse that the medium armor doesn't impose disadvantage on stealth
Oh Eberron series. I can't wait for Changlings :)
Now they just get +2 Con, a floating +1, and can intergrate armour into their own body with a +1 bonus if they're proficient in it.
Personal favourite class with Warforged? Hexblade. You can start with 14 Dex, 16 in Con and Charisma, 10 in Int and Wis. Integrate your medium armour, and use your Charisma stat exclusively for fighting.
Don't forget about the greates of all Warforged: Rood.
I feel like Warforged, being that they search for orders and purpose, would make excellent Warlocks. At least thematically.
I play a worforged that was a robot built by the USA to fight Communists and after a nuclear explosion somehow ended up in the dnd world instead of dying but he was deactivated for thousands of years slowly decayed but was found and was recently reactivated and was rebuilt to look like a normal warforged its fun because he knows everything about our time and nothing about what's going on in the dnd world
Warforged Forge Cleric who makes repairs for other Warforged after being a courier in the war. Named crash for his ridiculously high ac and ability to walk off from a carriage crash.
I wasn’t aware of the Wayfinders Guide version which is so much cooler than the regular Eberron: Rising version
Also I’m playing a Druid/Monk warforged