#5E CHARACTER BUILDER MULTICLASS FULL#

I was the Drow Pirate Roberts because I cared more about the character than optimizing perfectly, but with those stats you could go far to either end of the spectrum. I can link you to maybe the very first thread where I brainstormed this idea on this forum if you'd like. All non-UA material allowed.I personally had a blast playing an Order of the Shadows Monk/Swashbuckler multiclass (ask your DM if he or she will allow Sneak Attack to proc off of Monk weapons and/or Unarmed Strikes). Only other member of the party I know for sure is a Celestial Warlock. I am aware that with these stats I could do almost anything, but what I am really looking for is builds that may under normal character creation rules be interesting but suboptimal because of MADness. I would like some suggestions on what I could do with this. Kensei - Higher AC and some extra damageīecause of very generous character creation guidelines with rolling stats, I have for stats 18, 18, 17, 16, 14, 12. Drunken Master - Turns you into a skirmisher Open Hand gives gives you more controller/grapple type options Your Monk Subclass will define more of your role: AC is decent(18), can be higher if you choose Kensei or bump Dex/Con/Wis with ASIs. Rage gives a good damage boost to your flurry attacks, advantage on grapples and the ability to tank in melee. Goliath can grapple and drag heavy opponents and racial gives you a good health buffer All non-UA material allowed.Goliath Strength based Barb 1/Monk X would be good with those stats:ġ8 Str, 18 Dex, 18 Con, 18 Wis, 12 Int, 14 Cha I spent a lot of time researching and analyzing various unorthodox multiclassing for the sake of perfecting my Prestige Options homebrew, so I'm probably more obsessed than most on the topic.īecause of very generous character creation guidelines with rolling stats, I have for stats 18, 18, 17, 16, 14, 12. Just follow those rules, and it's pretty dang hard to make a bad build. So don't be stupid and go Cleric + Paladin, because one of the major benefits of multiclassing with Cleric is the proficiencies (which are redundant with Paladin levels), or don't pick Bard if you don't plan on using Bardic Inspiration (or if you plan on using your Bonus Action for other things). Wizards + Druids, for instance, don't make a great pair (because they're both so focused on casting spells, so you can't use Wizard features with Druid features at the same time very easily). For example, Cleric armor proficiencies, Warlock invocations, Bardic Inspiration, or Sorcerer Metamagics. When mixing caster levels, focus on the passive benefits, or benefits that don't get in the way of your casting.Monks, Rogues, Barbarians all require you to be attacking things, and don't work well with conventional casting (unless it's for buffs/utility).There's not really any way to play it incorrectly. Or play a Conquest Paladin with the fear spells from Wizard or something. 3 levels into Barbarian, the rest into Monk, Reckless Attack + Flurry of Blows + Run the hell away from the thing you just taunted for lots of fun shenanigans. You could also afford to go Ancestral Guardian Barbarian + Drunken Master Monk.

#5E CHARACTER BUILDER MULTICLASS FULL#

Sorcerers work well with basically any full caster (which I think is why the feature that makes this true is locked behind 3 levels of Sorcerer). My suggestion is a combination of Tempest Cleric and Storm Sorcerer. Or you could be a Cleric/Wizard with levels into Warlock for Short Rest spell slots.

With a build like yours, you have 4, maybe 5 viable stats.įor instance, you could afford to be an Eldritch Knight with levels into Warlock to fuel some stupid number of Shield spells. All non-UA material allowed.Good rule of thumb: Melee characters use 3 stats, ranged ones use 2, and add +1 stat for each non-synergistic multiclass you tack in there. Because of very generous character creation guidelines with rolling stats, I have for stats 18, 18, 17, 16, 14, 12.

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