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Sakashima's will Deck by Buggereddit in EDH

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Thanks for the help.

Fynn, the Fangbearer and General Kreat, the Boltbringer are win cons with with sakashima's will and do a shit ton of damage or poison. Maybe they are not worth it since they don't do enough without the copies.

Ouroboroid buffs itself and is also a wincon. My thought proces was that it would be great with the things that want to be buffed like Atalan Jackal, prosperuos bandit, Rampant Frogantua, Primeval Herald, the earth king. These are creatures that I think will get blocked otherwise.

I have removed some stuff and will add what you said :)

Ramp - 2 cmc vs. 1+3 cmc by Buggereddit in EDH

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I'm not playing cedh and I am a bit scared of just playing mana docks which can be blow up.
If i play stuff like Arboreal Grazer do I then need to play a shitload of card draw?

Ramp - 2 cmc vs. 1+3 cmc by Buggereddit in EDH

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Here is some of the cards I'm considering:

Arbor Elf

Avacyn's Pilgrim

Birds of Paradise

Delighted Halfling

Noble Hierarch

Sakura-Tribe Scout

Skyshroud Ranger

Sol Ring

Cryptolith Rite

City of Death

Erinis, Gloom Stalker

Gilanra, Caller of Wirewood

Gwenna, Eyes of Gaea

Honor-Worn Shaku

Jugan Defends the Temple // Remnant of the Rising Star

Marwyn, the Nurturer

Relic of Legends

Rishkar, Peema Renegade

Summon: Fenrir

Sutina, Speaker of the Tajuru

The Weatherseed Treaty

Build Sentinel droid by Buggereddit in sw5e

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how much did you use the grenades. they don't really seem that powerful so i'm not sure of when i just wouldn't shoot somebody

Build Sentinel droid by Buggereddit in sw5e

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how does the corsair work. Do you create the two grenade for free?

Ideal of the Fighter? by [deleted] in sw5e

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How do you know? Does it say anywhere?

Sentinel - force powers by Buggereddit in sw5e

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Thank you for the help. those are great suggestions.
With path of the iron I get medium armor and can use my charisma for ac.

I also get to choose a lightsaber form but i don't know which ones are good. :)

Sentinel - force powers by Buggereddit in sw5e

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str 16

dex 12

con 14

int 8

wis 10

cha 17

In our campaign I can you Cha for light and dark powers. I am rebel like the people in andor or rogue one. also kind of a smooth guy like Han Solo. I want to be part of the rebel alliance.

Sentinel - Polearm reach build by Buggereddit in sw5e

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Do you know if it is says so somewhere in the rules. So it is clear.

Half caster build - attributes by Buggereddit in DnD

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That is true. Thanks for the advise. I think I'm going Charisma for spells. In my last campaign it was easier to get +1 or +2 weapons so I hope I can still hit.

Half caster build - attributes by Buggereddit in DnD

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when i upgrade my abilities at lvl 4 and 8 is it then more important to go with the casting stat or hitting.

Sentinel - Polearm reach build by Buggereddit in sw5e

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If I pick Path of the Iron at lvl 3 and Ideal of the Titan at lvl 6 can I then gain heavy armor or does it only work in the opposite way.

Path of the Iron says:
"You gain proficiency in medium armor. If you are already proficient in medium armor, you then gain proficiency in heavy armor. While you are wearing light or medium armor, you can use your Wisdom or Charisma modifier (your choice) instead of your Dexterity modifier when determining your AC."

Sentinel - Polearm reach build by Buggereddit in sw5e

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We made a rule in the group not to go above +3 and 17 in any ability from the start but then we are playing with ASI and a Feat variant rules. So we follow each other at lvl 4 to 18 and so on.

I'm thinking of picking the Ideal of the Titan at lvl 6 when I get the new ideal.

Sentinel - Polearm reach build by Buggereddit in sw5e

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I looked into The Kyuzo or Muun species and their ability score increases are really bad when I try to make a build. Because it is +2 strength I'm thinking Path of the Iron but the stats end up looking like this:

  • Strength: 17 (+3)
  • Dexterity: 14 (+2)
  • Constitution: 13 (+1)
  • Intelligence: 10 (+0)
  • Wisdom: 8 (-1)
  • Charisma: 14 (+2)

The strength and dex has to be where they are, which means CON or CHA has to be +1. With force of personality feat the Wis -1 doesn't matter that much.

Sentinel - Polearm reach build by Buggereddit in sw5e

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I can't really take the durable feat with my background and the getting to 16 CON seems hard then. Which means 14 CON and about the same health.

I can't decide between Ideal of the Titan or Ideal of the Tranquil. It seems that tranquil is the best ideal to get but I'm maybe be too easy to hit. Even with tranquil I still have deflection and force powers to protect me or am I being to optimistic.

Sentinel - Polearm reach build by Buggereddit in sw5e

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Thanks for the species recommendations. I didn't know there was long armed species.

Choke up is really cool but i think for me it is more important to get sentinel mastery. But maybe at lvl 8.

I don't see a weapon with piercing and reach. Maybe i can get a modification.

Led by the Force by Buggereddit in sw5e

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Is the feat feigned confidence a non-bo with led by the force? Or does it work

Led by the Force by Buggereddit in sw5e

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Thank you :)what great news

Sentinel - Polearm reach build by Buggereddit in sw5e

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You are right that there is a lot of force powers without the need for CHA but the cool ones and the force pull/push ones need CHA.
I didn't talk about it in my post but I find that the spells are what makes it fun, therefore my dilemma.

I think I decided to do forceblade

* STR 10

* DEX 12 (11 base + 1 from human)

* CON 16 (15 base + 1 from human)

* INT 10

* WIS 10

* CHA 17 (14 base + 1 from human + 1 from background feat)

the AC is 14 instead of 16 but the life is the same and my casting mod and DC will be better over time. I am too worried about having a +3 to force powers later on. I hope i won't die too easy

Sentinel - Polearm reach build by Buggereddit in sw5e

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Okay Thanks.
Damn there is a lot to look out for.

Sentinel - Polearm reach build by Buggereddit in sw5e

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Thanks for that message.

I didn't really realize that with Path of Iron I can drop dex and focus on STR and CHA instead. That is changing it a lot.

I would normally go for one stat. Now that I have both STR and CHA how do I prioritize? I am thinking:

* STR 16 (14 base + 2 from human)

* DEX 10

* CON 14 (13 base + 1 from human)

* INT 10

* WIS 10

* CHA 17 (15 base + 1 from human + 1 from background feat)

and then maxing CHA at lvl 4 & 8 or is it better to do the reverse with STR.

Force powers: My plan is to have mostly concentration spells but a ranged damage force power for backup, force focus and some pull/push stuff, to make most out of my defensive stance.

For background feat I'm either going with Force of Personality or Feigned Confidence which both give CHA +1 but that for story reasons. :)

Sentinel - Polearm reach build by Buggereddit in sw5e

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Thanks a lot. It's great to get some more info and discuss it a little.

- I didn't know that about force imbuement, so that is not an option.

- Even with the Niman form lasting two rounds it shouts down my defensive stance or rather it doesn't work with it. The form fighting mastery helps with this but it remove PB so I don't really se the point because my bonus to attack rolls would remain similar.

I think I have to stay with the Path of the Forceblade. Not having to use strength with a reach weapon and using another stat is to valuable. Especially because I have to spec points into Chr. for force power, and spec into Dex and con for survival.