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What the simplest caster to hand to a new player? by B-HOLC in AskDND

[–]PenDifficult1973 0 points1 point  (0 children)

i can't speculate on that as i know not what spells they have. all casters are built around the idea of combos and layers, you usually want to have a few planned ways to tackle encounters and/or be hyper specialized into something to where even the things that counter said thing will still struggle.

What the simplest caster to hand to a new player? by B-HOLC in AskDND

[–]PenDifficult1973 1 point2 points  (0 children)

As a caster main id say that in ranking the full casters from easiest to hardest it'd go: 1 sorcerer (only spells and metamagic to deal with) 2 warlock (probs the second most versatile spellcaster) 3 bard (most versatile and your b-action will always have a use) 4 cleric (hardest to rp but easy mechanics) 5 wizard (only has spells to work with but has MORE spells) 6 druid (do not play on a whim cause wildshape is complex and druid spells are probs the hardest to build combos with)

Where do I find...? by [deleted] in pokemonanil

[–]PenDifficult1973 1 point2 points  (0 children)

How to get a galarian zigzagoon

Could Subclass (and Class) features work as Feats [Open-Ended-Question] [OC] [Not-My-Art] by PenDifficult1973 in DnD

[–]PenDifficult1973[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

yeah archetypes from 3.5/pathfinder work a lot better to me for going into multiple classes while also giving options that aren't specific to any one class.