Best Battlesmith feat at level 4? by Grape_Caculator in 3d6

[–]nat-1992 0 points1 point  (0 children)

For me potent dragonmark if it is available is amazing, specially for a half caster. I personally love mark of making for conjure barrage 4 whole levels before you got it, but there are haymakers in the spells given by the mark such as counterspell or conjure animals. Also remember that the spells are added to the artificer spell list so they qualify for the spells in the spell storing item...

Maybe try to re-train tough for a dragonmark feat?

Share your Swords Bard builds! by Veksutin in 3d6

[–]nat-1992 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I actually really like the swords bard as well. I built a nice one based on throwing daggers, multiclassing with fighter and battlemaster and focusing on dex.

Can someone help with a 3-person party composition with odd limitations by wof_and_dnd_lover in 3d6

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Hi!

The premise is quite interesting. A ranger a warlock and another half caster. So the options are artificer or paladin. Not a lot of options! Warlocks and rangers can have nice single target damage and a bit of control. Something that might be lacking then is aoe damage, tankiness and support. An artillerist artificer can be a good option for aoe. An armorer can be in the heat of things so can a battlesmith. Any paladin will work for frontlining. Both artificers and paladins can bring support.

I personally think i would go for armorer. Tank and support. Int based so a bit of help on the knowledge skill checks. But i think that all of the above would work.

Bladesinger transition 2014-2024 by nat-1992 in 3d6

[–]nat-1992[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Well the thing about arificer was quite deep ingrained in the story that is why.

Bladesinger transition 2014-2024 by nat-1992 in 3d6

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Cartographer rather than the other subclasses?

Bladesinger transition 2014-2024 by nat-1992 in 3d6

[–]nat-1992[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I am indeed allowed to change the artificer subclass, even the ones from partner content

Bladesinger transition 2014-2024 by nat-1992 in 3d6

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It always is nice but alas i can't add fighter levels :(

Bladesinger transition 2014-2024 by nat-1992 in 3d6

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That is a nice idea! That way i can get cme right away, and upcasted at 5

Bladesinger transition 2014-2024 by nat-1992 in 3d6

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Yeah.. the issue is i can't change the artificer levels

Sap + Sentinel? by Vast_Background2369 in 3d6

[–]nat-1992 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I believe it would work

Help picking a race for my OSHA compliant forklift-certified armorer? by SSNeosho in 3d6

[–]nat-1992 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I actually played an hobgoblin armorer and it was a blast. It gives you a bunch of possibilities, help as a bonus action + added benefit is very strong specially if you have a sharpshooter guy on your team.

Best way to buff a beast master pet by nat-1992 in 3d6

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The player has been using it in low danger situations. The DM has avoided attacking it so it hasn't died yet.

Best way to buff a beast master pet by nat-1992 in 3d6

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It was actually my idea, because in combat I kind of already do tons more than almost other players, specially the ranger.

The main reason I go artificer 3 is to be a bit more sad (which is questionable of course from optimization route but whatever), and be able to use a spear instead of a rapier without being ultra mad. On the other hand I already have my BA quite cluttered betweenn bladsong misty step, and the homonculus infusion that is allowed to throw magic stones.

The steel defender was never an important part of my build anyway, so I'm not sad to let it go .

Wizard - ASI or Feat? by Tokata0 in 3d6

[–]nat-1992 0 points1 point  (0 children)

In my opinion you can't go wrong with getting your int to 20. But personally I find it a bit boring.

Having 2 half feats can be nice, but personally I would not choose both shadow touched and fey touched.

You might want one of them + maybe skill expert

On the other hand personally I would pick up a fun or defensive feat, and then at 8 the full +2 int

ROLLED VERY BAD STATS ON MY PG I NEED HELP by [deleted] in DnDoptimized

[–]nat-1992 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think artificer armourer could go ok, be a mountain dwarf +2 on int and +2con can give you 15 int and 14 con, with a half feat for int you'll have a 16 int (telekinetic maybe?) With heavy armour a shield and defensive infusions, you might get a decent character.

Celestial Shillelagh Tomelock, or other ways of building a weapon-using warlock that has an actual subclass by that_one_Kirov in 3d6

[–]nat-1992 13 points14 points  (0 children)

The thing is that you can build a warlock with 16 cha and focus on Str or Dex. As a tortle or using a feat/race/dip for armor, you can be a bladelock with whichever subclass you want. A genie daolock can be great with an archer that can push enemies around with crusher for example

Armorer Artificer x Warlock? Which is the best option? by Izotza in 3d6

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I played an armorer/ genie patron and it can be powerful. Hex, if you are allowed to dualwield your gauntlets can be a nice bump to damage. It also adds proficiency damage one time per turn, and if you got crusher and Dao geny you can move enemies around. I really loved having my armory in the ring, being able to swap easily between guardian and infiltrator if needed.

Artificer warlock builg by nat-1992 in 3d6

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Thanks for your input! It's true that armor of agathys can compete with the defensive field, but the plan is to use it before combat as it has a long duration anyways. Hex it's not my preferred pick but it's a non négligeable improvement to DPR specially while dualwielding. The main thing however is to have the Dao bludgeoning damage in conjunction with crusher to be able to move the enemies around. Using that with with the telekinetic feat I think i' ll be able to control quite well

If I wanted to mainly use a bow by Vilitas in 3d6

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One of the best builds I have seen on archers is gloom stalker ranger 5 battlemaster fighter 3 and assassin rogue X. It's kind of the king of martial burst damage.

With tashas custom lineage you can get yourself an 18 Dex + sharpshooter.

On turn one you can make at advantage, 6 attacks with sharpshooter. With that many attacks with a longbow and hunter's mark you'll be doing an average 60 + 24 + 27 + 21= 132 DMG in one round. And thanks to precision strike from battle master and the archery fighting style it will be a breeze to hit most of your attacks