I wish hyde stayed longer in the movie. Like van Helsing could’ve fought the mummy or something in the beginning then Hyde would’ve been another one of Dracula’s minions
Fun fact: the original van helsing from dracula was actually kind of a goofball (until he realized vampires where involved) that barely spoke english and would constantly pepper german phrases in his speech (despite being dutch ''annoyed patriotic dutch grumbling sounds'') Fu fact 2: the original version of mr.hyde was younger and smaller than Jekkyl and also a persona of sorts that Jekyl intentionally created (best way to put it is that Jekyl is a drug addict of sorts). Fun fact 3: frankenstein's monster was actually really smart and handsome in the original book, he just happened to have REALLY hideous looking eyes and frankenstein being the college dropout that he is (fun fact number 4) just left him behind.
@@tulokthebarbrarian2033 which "he"? Edit: if it's van Helsing, the original had red hair, clean shaven and no mention of grey. And of a robust physique. So says wikipedia quoting the novel. I'm paraphrasing, but it would seem he's not over the hill.
Yea. I’d like to see a comic or show that portrayed these characters closer to the originals (doesn’t mean they can’t be a badass). Also, the league of extraordinary gentlemen actually acknowledge that Hyde was at one time shorter than Jekyll
He spoke German because German was the language of science and medicine in Europe during the Victorian era. It would have been as common as a chef using French or a lawyer using Latin.
Reminds me of one of my clerics. He was a war cleric that ended up being known for destroying entire cities that were full of vampires. Pretty much went the opposite way you did with more cleric levels and only a few Rsnger levels. He ended up soloing 6 vampire lords in their lair between his radiant damage bonuses and insane healing spells.
@@tulokthebarbrarian2033 For Real halloween build you should have done Sans build XD But REALLY... WE NEED INTIMIDATING UNDEAD DAMEGE DEALER We need Sans build
apachewarrior7 I would use a character who is a walking reference to Dio but how would I create a maid with 9th level spell slots AND can throw around that many knives.
This feels like a fantastic build! The only thing I’d change is perhaps war cleric to grave cleric, they specialise in dispatching undead and their base ability let’s you double damage it feels thematically more in line and you get even more damage out of the build
Great build man. Can we see a build for the punisher or judge dredd (I'm guessing Varient human arcane Archer or weapon master, but I can see some rogue or ranger baked in there)
For Dredd, I’d go for 11 lvls of Inquisitive Rogue and 9 lvls of Battlesmith Artificer. Never forget his specialised ammo types from Arcane Weapon and his Lawmaster motorcycle complete with all the same functions his Lawgiver pistol/hand crossbow has, including an electrocution feature for anyone not coded to those devices trying to use it. I’d probably reflavour the 6d6 Sneak Attack as a Rapid Fire shot, make sure to grab the Repeating Shot infusion and a Helm of Awareness because he never takes off that helmet.
YES! I've been using the DandDWiki homebrew for Witcher and Witcher Variant, and they are quite overpowered as most homebrews tend to be, but i'd love to see his take on a more legit Witcher build. Some basic things about Witchers: Magic amulet that can detect magic, the detect magic spell is probably what Tulok will suggest, magic items aren't granted at level 1, so you'd have to do a quest to get your amulet. Although, Witchers aren't Witchers UNTIL they get their amulet (As its the final Witcher Trial) So your DM would have to either give you it for free as an artifact from your background, or run you a Witcher Trials session to earn it, but that doesnt work unless you do it alone or have a full team of Witchers. It's probably easier to just give you a magic amulet that can cast detect magic once per rest or 3 times per day. Alchemy: Witchers are mostly all about using alchemy and poisonous oils to prepare and be highly effective in combat against particular monsters. You'd need Crafting rules or you'd need to make it a homebrew class with the special ability to create concoctions. There's no actual dnd class that uses alchemy or poison as a default special property, so you'd need to craft them in your down time. That said, Witchers resist poison and disease because of their body makeup, so probably variant human to get a feat for Toughness, Dungeon Delver, or Hardy. Cats eye: Dark vision, if you go variant human, you dont have a lot of ways to get Cats eye outside of the DM homebrewing you rules on crafting it as a potion, so you might have to forget feats and go with elf for dark vision. Witcher fighting style: They would be a combination of fighter and ranger, for the second wind, action surge, proficiency in all armor and weapons, Sharpshooter, Monster Hunter, and Favored Enemy are all things to think about, so, he might be a level 4 fighter at the very least and at least level 6 ranger just for greater favored enemy, and some fighting styles. Witchers do have specific magic though, primarily Shield (Quen), Igni (Firehands), Axii (Suggestion, Command, etc), Yrden (Slow), Aard (Eldritch Blast), So a warlock would be good as well or just take magic initiate, but ranger spells are limited, idk if you can get all those as a ranger, so dabbling into Fighter, Hunter, and Warlock would be stretching it kinda thin. And you may want to be able to swap weapons in combat to switch between range and melee, so a couple feats could be good or maybe swashbuckler as we all know Tulok loves using. So really: Magic Amulet, Magic Spells, Favored Enemy, Lots of Fighting Styles, Must excell as Melee and ranged, must be durable against poison and diseases, must see in the dark, and probably needs a very high investigation and perception since hes a detective, meaning observant feat is required. It might be something that you just have to "Become" a witcher throughout your travels, and you're not an OFFICIAL witcher until level 20 when you finally do a quest to get your medallion and finally become a Master Witcher. ITs really up to the DM and players. But I think this build would be hard to make in DnD without homebrewing it ,because so many parts of it just arent made for DnD Tulok! Give us your guidance! My sister and her friend want to play as Witchers, so any help would be appreciated!
I'd go for an Order of the Mutant Blood Hunter - they may be Mercer's homebrew, but they're almost treated as canon by most D&D media, and they are very much based on the Witcher series.
Call me am otaku all you want but... I love seeing my favorite anime characters and how Turlok makes a legit class and build of these characters. So if he does notices me... I'd like to see a build of Vash the Stampede from Trigun. But I'll be happy with whatever Turlok surprises me with.
Amazing, I made a ranger for a Halloween 1-shot and he was almost exactly the same as your build. I wasn't really going for Hellsing, but I DO always want to slay vampires, so I guess it makes sense!
If you want to play into his becoming a werewolf without actually going out and contacting lycanthropy, you could play as a Shifter race from Ebberon. Just some added flavor if you want. Happy Halloween all! 🎃👻🧛♂️
Lol the moment when Dracula introduces Van Helsing to the vampires reminded me of the time Harry Dresden attended a vampire costume party dressed as a fake vampire. Also, Harry Dresden would be a fun build.
I'm actually playing a character very similar to this for my Curse of Strahd campaign, but with no levels in cleric and I use a magic longbow instead of crossbows. I kind of wish I'd seen this before (level 9 now) as I may have made things very differently. Keep up the great work! Now I need to go find that Van Helsing movie to watch.
Amazing build! The one thing I would change is instead of War Cleric, I would use the Grave Domain. This build is definitely what I'm going to play next time I play Curse of Strahd
On the whole Frankenstein thing, I've always considered "The Monster" to be something of a son to Victor Frankenstein, even if Victor was a terrible father, so you won't find me correcting people on that, at least not without a long, boring, over the top explanation on the matter but no one cares about that anyway.
great video!! but I'm new to d&d and I don't know if a playable character can become a werewolf and really PLAY as such. If that's the case then it will be awesome if that can be part of the build. I'm looking forward to next videos, and even a different kind of content that you wanna make in the channel, d&d or not I'm _hooked_ _on_ _a_ _feeling_ for your videos (That reference to Blue Swede came from nowhere, but I'm not -too- sorry for it)
@apachewarrior7 I love the blood hunter. I saw someone a while ago take this class and make a dedicated werewolf "prestige class" that you essentially had to multiclass into
I built a monster hunter as a Ranger/Cleric for my last character, but I used Monster Slayer Ranger and the UA Twilight Cleric and flavored her as a priestess of Artemis. Limitless darkvision is pretty good for a sniping-based character.
Thanks for the Halloween themed build. It was fun. I thinking you'd go for the paladin divine-smite option since he wouldn't use those spell slots for actual spells, but now that I've seen the build, cleric works great too.Yes, now that you mention it, Van Hellsing is a specialist. Not all that effective, for instance, in a hobgoblin hunt. It makes me think of the old Aquaman-is-useless jokes, and then the fiends/undead/etc. show up.
Umbra it’s rated badly on most sites, which pisses me off cuz it’s such a fun movie to watch. And isn’t that the point, to have fun watching the movie??
I my self would have gone with the endless soul background my self so that it tied in with the reincarnation/fallen/on a mission from God backstory that Van Hellsing has.
Hey, @Tulok the Barbrarian! I really dig your channel, and your insights into character creation. I've been trying to figure out a good Doctor Doom build, and I wonder how my build would compare with yours. Could you do a build for good ol' Vic?
I used a Similar build to make Vampire Hunter D, but as a vampire and changing the Crossbow expert to a great weapon master using a greatsword so more melee-focused. This build looks like it would so much fun to play, Especially for the curse of Strad
I made a character thats like, a mix of Van Helsing and a Belmont. Strahd beware, Matthias Toborne is on the hunt. Glad you made this vid, Van Helsing doesn't get enough love nowadays
Would you be interested in doing Kenshiro from Fist of the North Star? I know he’s basically an Open Hand Monk, but he has so many different ways of messing with people by poking them that it will either lead to an interesting mix of different class abilities or lots of flavor
i would have gone slayer ranger over hunter otherwise really good though. i did a slayer ranger/archfey pact of the blade warlock using the moonbow from unearthed arcana for a strahd game. was wrecking face
With some tweaking this could be a pretty good Bloodborne hunter build, pretty neat. Also "You don't need to be afraid of the dark the dark needs to be afraid of you" Hey that's Riddick's line....omg PLEASE do a Riddick build, would be sick.
It would be awesome too see a Spyro the Dragon build! Purple Dragonborn are a thing right? Also if a were to play this Van Helsing build, I would invest a few levels into Gunslinger, he does have dual revolvers in the movie lol
I am creating a character who was saved by a Van Helsing type, so this helps me out imensely... However, I did not see what class of background you used... was it Haunted One?
@@tulokthebarbrarian2033 Yes, pleeeease, do Jareth at some point. High Elf (Just because he's King of the goblins doesn't mean he is one) Sorcerer/Bard would be my guess.
You know, if you do end up making a Spyro build, you should also do Gnasty Gnorc if for no other reason than to use the Half-Orc race. You don't seem to use that a lot in your builds.
I suppose Van Helsing's "Tojo Blades" (those steampunk buzz-saws that pop out of his sleeves) could count as some kind of enchanted dagger. I notice there's never a consideration for magic-items with these builds... which is understandable, seeing as how magic-items take a long time to make and are often found in the loot at the discretion of the DM. But yes... I also like this movie. It's the closest we've ever gotten to a "Castlevania" live-action film, with a steampunk-gunslinger as the protagonist. And seriously... if you don't love that gas-powered repeating crossbow, check your batteries.
I recently went with a Blood Hunter human variant with Haunted One background for my "vampire hunter". I chose Order of Lycan to fit the whole werewolf portion of Van Helsing in this film.
You have inspired me to actually sit down and do this! Any chance of you doing a character from the Wheel of Time? Perrin Aybara the Wolf King mayhaps! I'd love to see what you come up with compared to my build
Could you do Dante from Dante's Inferno? I was thinking of starting as a Paladin and multi-classing into Barbarian but I would like to know you take on it.
thats a solid build, i am interested. i have a couple ideas on ways to tweak it for my group. one question though, which book updated ranger, i only know of base players handbook ranger, which is pretty bad
Y'know, I'm probably late suggesting this now that October's ending, but do you think you could do Ghostface at some point? I admit it would probably be somewhat challenging to really find a lot in him that could be accurately done with mechanics, but it could still be pretty fun.
New to dnd and looking for advice. I want to make a centaur fighter ranger or barbarian ranger. The avenging ranger archetype works with the back story I made up. Preferd weapon is a two handed war hammer. Likes to ambush groups of enemies and do things like orchestrate rock falls on there camp while they sleep or find a way to poison their cook pot. Hey he's pragmatic generally worked alone fighting against groups.
Would be thinking of assigning my initial stat points as (highest to lowest) strength , dex, wisdom, con, intelligence, and dump charisma. Whould this be the right set up for fighter ranger multi class. Thank for the advice so far.
Speaking of Ranger builds, you should try Drizzt Do’Urden, he’s from a D&D novel setting and I’ve always wondered what classes he would be. I’m guessing ranger/fighter?
I've read the books set in the Forgotten Realms. And you're actually to an extent right cause WotC actually confirmed Drizzt has a duel class type with one the classes being Ranger.
I was thinking of Danny Phantom (or really any half ghost from that show), pretty much any character from the show Heroes (but mostly interested in Hiro Nakamura), any one from My Hero Acadamia, the prince of persia (for me from the sands of time trilogy), and Blinx the Time Sweeper I would think of more if you are curious but that is all for now
I just wanted to throw this out there: You said for 9th level Ranger that nothing stood out to you. What you might like to consider is Conjure Barrage, which allows you to throw a nonmagical weapon into the air and create a cone of said weapons that fly forward for a Dexterity Save attack. Where I'm going with this is you can throw a single flask of Holy Water that can then be multiplied to wipe out an entire horde of undead with one shot.
Absolutely phenomenal film. As a vampire hunter myself I respect a good killing of evil even if Gabriel Van Helsing has almost nothing in common with my good friend Abraham Van Helsing. They both fight evil and I would happily have at my side in a fight. Maybe do Abraham Van Helsing next?
I think a good Talion build from shadow of Mordor/shadow of war. My recommendation (you do NOT have to follow this, though it’s my take on a good talion build -Half elf or variant human (choose athlete feat) -Warlock (Archfey or old great one as patron as both have spell “dominate creature” and “dominate human”. Also pact of the blade is a good choice as talion mainly used his Longsword during the entirety of SoM/W) -fighter (battlemaster, for the superiority moves as talion is more than just slashing, he be jumping over shields and sliding under troll legs!) -alternative multi classes to replace fighter: ranger (it’s his title) in there for favoring enemies (in talion case, orks.), and rouge (he is jumping off buildings, attacking from unexpected angles, and is quite stealthy) -either soldier officer or noble knight as his background, as he was a respected individual and very good at leading an army against his foes) -high charisma(standard for warlock), strength, and dexterity.(strength and dex because talion is known for leaping around buildings and ruins and attacking from unexpected angles, as stated above) -constitution and wisdom are good to have, (though prioritizing constitution is best as talion can take a beating and a squishy talion is no good) -I guess dumping intelligence in the beginning (because you don’t need to be smart to get through your goals, you just need to be smarter than the orks your leading) -and of course, you are a neutral good, though as the story progresses, he can turn into a lawful evil if the player makes a few wrong choices in SoM/W.
That is super thorough, I might switch it up for revenant, but otherwise seems right. To be fair, I only played like 2 hours of it before getting distracted by something shiny
Hexblade Warlock would make sense too, because then you can bind to two weapons: the longsword and the bow(which he always summons in the game, so it would fit thematically) and you can learn Dominate Monster as any Warlock, not just Archfey and GOO.
There's also a blooper where Dracula says "ladies and gentlemen I give you... VAN HALEN!!!" its great
Both are Dutch, so it was in the same ballpark, I guess.
When I’m looking back on awesome werewolf scenes, this movie is a staple.
Hyde was a treat too.
I love Hyde. It's like if Shrek showed up to be a villain.
I wish hyde stayed longer in the movie. Like van Helsing could’ve fought the mummy or something in the beginning then Hyde would’ve been another one of Dracula’s minions
Now, you can take this build, Trevor Belmont and Jonathan Joestar and go play Curse of Strahd. It's gonna be very funny!
I should plan a Halloween one shot next year.
Dont forget Constantine!
Also Alucard. Plenty of cool team mates to chose from.
Maybe they'll stand a chance against Strahd and his best buddy Dio...
I was hoping to do a dnd one shot that’s why I’m here
Fun fact: the original van helsing from dracula was actually kind of a goofball (until he realized vampires where involved) that barely spoke english and would constantly pepper german phrases in his speech (despite being dutch ''annoyed patriotic dutch grumbling sounds'')
Fu fact 2: the original version of mr.hyde was younger and smaller than Jekkyl and also a persona of sorts that Jekyl intentionally created (best way to put it is that Jekyl is a drug addict of sorts).
Fun fact 3: frankenstein's monster was actually really smart and handsome in the original book, he just happened to have REALLY hideous looking eyes and frankenstein being the college dropout that he is (fun fact number 4) just left him behind.
Wasnt he also like... real old?
@@tulokthebarbrarian2033 which "he"?
Edit: if it's van Helsing, the original had red hair, clean shaven and no mention of grey. And of a robust physique. So says wikipedia quoting the novel. I'm paraphrasing, but it would seem he's not over the hill.
Yea. I’d like to see a comic or show that portrayed these characters closer to the originals (doesn’t mean they can’t be a badass). Also, the league of extraordinary gentlemen actually acknowledge that Hyde was at one time shorter than Jekyll
@@danny_decheeto8300 I remember Wishbone being closer to the original at least with Frankenstein because the monster talked in that one.
He spoke German because German was the language of science and medicine in Europe during the Victorian era. It would have been as common as a chef using French or a lawyer using Latin.
Reminds me of one of my clerics. He was a war cleric that ended up being known for destroying entire cities that were full of vampires. Pretty much went the opposite way you did with more cleric levels and only a few Rsnger levels. He ended up soloing 6 vampire lords in their lair between his radiant damage bonuses and insane healing spells.
I love this movie. It has the best werewolf CGI design I've seen imo.
Pyro-Toxin best werewolf, worst vampire cgi
Plus the transformation if a feast to the eyes.
Thanks for the Halloween themed build. Great way to start my birthday
Hey, happy birthday!
@@tulokthebarbrarian2033 For Real halloween build you should have done Sans build XD
But REALLY... WE NEED INTIMIDATING UNDEAD DAMEGE DEALER
We need Sans build
Thanks so much for this guide! I'm playing Curse of Strahd, and I've already slain my first vampire at 3rd level!!
Nice
I’ve been wanting to build this character forever I’m so happy
Hmm, I do have a friend wanting to run Curse of Strahd 🤔
Luigi is the only build better equipped for Strahd.
Convince the party to be Luigi, Van Hellsing, and a Belmont
How about Alexander Anderson from Hellsing Abridged?
apachewarrior7 I would use a character who is a walking reference to Dio but how would I create a maid with 9th level spell slots AND can throw around that many knives.
Props for being one of the other ten people who liked Van Helsing. :) Such a fun and ridiculous movie.
Criminally underrated movie.
This feels like a fantastic build! The only thing I’d change is perhaps war cleric to grave cleric, they specialise in dispatching undead and their base ability let’s you double damage it feels thematically more in line and you get even more damage out of the build
"The dark needs to be afraid of you".... lol. my kind of character!
Donald and Goofy from Kingdom Hearts, please. Interested in how you build them.
Oooh. I'm King Mickey for Halloween. I love Kingdom Hearts, so there will be more in the future.
2:54 "... if you're watching this video you do." Yeah, that was funny. Good build as well.
Great build man. Can we see a build for the punisher or judge dredd (I'm guessing Varient human arcane Archer or weapon master, but I can see some rogue or ranger baked in there)
Punisher will be on a poll relatively soon, we'll have to see
For Dredd, I’d go for 11 lvls of Inquisitive Rogue and 9 lvls of Battlesmith Artificer. Never forget his specialised ammo types from Arcane Weapon and his Lawmaster motorcycle complete with all the same functions his Lawgiver pistol/hand crossbow has, including an electrocution feature for anyone not coded to those devices trying to use it. I’d probably reflavour the 6d6 Sneak Attack as a Rapid Fire shot, make sure to grab the Repeating Shot infusion and a Helm of Awareness because he never takes off that helmet.
Can we get a Witcher build? Some Geralt of Rivia business
YES! I've been using the DandDWiki homebrew for Witcher and Witcher Variant, and they are quite overpowered as most homebrews tend to be, but i'd love to see his take on a more legit Witcher build. Some basic things about Witchers:
Magic amulet that can detect magic, the detect magic spell is probably what Tulok will suggest, magic items aren't granted at level 1, so you'd have to do a quest to get your amulet. Although, Witchers aren't Witchers UNTIL they get their amulet (As its the final Witcher Trial) So your DM would have to either give you it for free as an artifact from your background, or run you a Witcher Trials session to earn it, but that doesnt work unless you do it alone or have a full team of Witchers. It's probably easier to just give you a magic amulet that can cast detect magic once per rest or 3 times per day.
Alchemy: Witchers are mostly all about using alchemy and poisonous oils to prepare and be highly effective in combat against particular monsters. You'd need Crafting rules or you'd need to make it a homebrew class with the special ability to create concoctions. There's no actual dnd class that uses alchemy or poison as a default special property, so you'd need to craft them in your down time. That said, Witchers resist poison and disease because of their body makeup, so probably variant human to get a feat for Toughness, Dungeon Delver, or Hardy.
Cats eye: Dark vision, if you go variant human, you dont have a lot of ways to get Cats eye outside of the DM homebrewing you rules on crafting it as a potion, so you might have to forget feats and go with elf for dark vision.
Witcher fighting style: They would be a combination of fighter and ranger, for the second wind, action surge, proficiency in all armor and weapons, Sharpshooter, Monster Hunter, and Favored Enemy are all things to think about, so, he might be a level 4 fighter at the very least and at least level 6 ranger just for greater favored enemy, and some fighting styles. Witchers do have specific magic though, primarily Shield (Quen), Igni (Firehands), Axii (Suggestion, Command, etc), Yrden (Slow), Aard (Eldritch Blast), So a warlock would be good as well or just take magic initiate, but ranger spells are limited, idk if you can get all those as a ranger, so dabbling into Fighter, Hunter, and Warlock would be stretching it kinda thin. And you may want to be able to swap weapons in combat to switch between range and melee, so a couple feats could be good or maybe swashbuckler as we all know Tulok loves using.
So really: Magic Amulet, Magic Spells, Favored Enemy, Lots of Fighting Styles, Must excell as Melee and ranged, must be durable against poison and diseases, must see in the dark, and probably needs a very high investigation and perception since hes a detective, meaning observant feat is required. It might be something that you just have to "Become" a witcher throughout your travels, and you're not an OFFICIAL witcher until level 20 when you finally do a quest to get your medallion and finally become a Master Witcher. ITs really up to the DM and players. But I think this build would be hard to make in DnD without homebrewing it ,because so many parts of it just arent made for DnD
Tulok! Give us your guidance! My sister and her friend want to play as Witchers, so any help would be appreciated!
I'd go for an Order of the Mutant Blood Hunter - they may be Mercer's homebrew, but they're almost treated as canon by most D&D media, and they are very much based on the Witcher series.
Oh... Another monster Hunter build
Give him a break
There are other interesting characters
I'm waiting for Sans build
Order of Mutant Blood Hunter and Ranger Hunter Conclave with Magic Initiate Feat.
Or a Leshen build
just as charming as ever
You're just saying that because you get to look at Hugh Jackman
@@tulokthebarbrarian2033 actually im saying it becuse like you've told me countless times, you crave compliments and im here to feed your addiction
Call me am otaku all you want but... I love seeing my favorite anime characters and how Turlok makes a legit class and build of these characters. So if he does notices me... I'd like to see a build of Vash the Stampede from Trigun. But I'll be happy with whatever Turlok surprises me with.
Amazing, I made a ranger for a Halloween 1-shot and he was almost exactly the same as your build. I wasn't really going for Hellsing, but I DO always want to slay vampires, so I guess it makes sense!
Vampires don't deserve undeath.
I would have expected the blood-hunter to be in the mix for thematic reasons, but this works too.
Is blood hunter a legitimate class? I thought it was 3rd party which tulok never uses
@@shenronsgoldfish It's on the Dndbeyond website, I figured that was official enough.
@@danielhuelsman76 well not really cause you can have all sorts of home brew on end beyond. And as i Said I don't think tulok uses non WoTC classes
If you want to play into his becoming a werewolf without actually going out and contacting lycanthropy, you could play as a Shifter race from Ebberon. Just some added flavor if you want. Happy Halloween all! 🎃👻🧛♂️
Lol the moment when Dracula introduces Van Helsing to the vampires reminded me of the time Harry Dresden attended a vampire costume party dressed as a fake vampire. Also, Harry Dresden would be a fun build.
I'm actually playing a character very similar to this for my Curse of Strahd campaign, but with no levels in cleric and I use a magic longbow instead of crossbows. I kind of wish I'd seen this before (level 9 now) as I may have made things very differently. Keep up the great work! Now I need to go find that Van Helsing movie to watch.
Core Brute m8 watch it, you won’t regret it
Could you make "The most powerful sorcerer Jafar" please? I love your work btw, keep it up! ^^
Which of my children do I have to sacrifice to get you to do Tallahassee from Zombieland?
Well if we taking vampire Hunter I would love Alexander Anderson from the Hellsing anime
Hellsing is on my list for anime, itll be on a poll soon
yeah, he has one of the most interesting combat styles in my opinion
YES YESSSS
@@_ForceSmash_ Bayonets for days? Bayonets for days.
Never seen it. Innit the one with vampire nazis?
Amazing build! The one thing I would change is instead of War Cleric, I would use the Grave Domain.
This build is definitely what I'm going to play next time I play Curse of Strahd
It’s been 2 days and I’ve still got out of the box in my head
Same. Monster Mash tried to push it out. But out of the box is a deep burrowing ear worm
Great vid as always. Van Helsing is a great monster hunter. Could you do Blade next.
On the whole Frankenstein thing, I've always considered "The Monster" to be something of a son to Victor Frankenstein, even if Victor was a terrible father, so you won't find me correcting people on that, at least not without a long, boring, over the top explanation on the matter but no one cares about that anyway.
Oh man I rewatched this film recently and part of me wanted to run Count Strahd like Dracula from this
My second ever dnd campaign. Were gonna do curse of strahd and Immediately thought of this video im so excited
Happy Halloween, Tulok!
Happy Halloween!
This isn't exactly the build I've tried making but it's still very very good. Also this is my favorite character archetype.
Amnesiac badass? It's a staple for a reason
You have done it once again! A great character to protect your party from most CGI baddies and the occasional competent one. Keep up the awesome work!
Django the Solar Boy from Boktai is a build I'd love to see you tackle, underrated game series, but would make an awesome campaign
great video!! but I'm new to d&d and I don't know if a playable character can become a werewolf and really PLAY as such. If that's the case then it will be awesome if that can be part of the build.
I'm looking forward to next videos, and even a different kind of content that you wanna make in the channel, d&d or not I'm _hooked_ _on_ _a_ _feeling_ for your videos
(That reference to Blue Swede came from nowhere, but I'm not -too- sorry for it)
@apachewarrior7 I love the blood hunter. I saw someone a while ago take this class and make a dedicated werewolf "prestige class" that you essentially had to multiclass into
@apachewarrior7 I will have in mind this tips for my next character
Thanks for the answer!!
There is also the shifter race, and you could theme it towards a lycan
I built a monster hunter as a Ranger/Cleric for my last character, but I used Monster Slayer Ranger and the UA Twilight Cleric and flavored her as a priestess of Artemis. Limitless darkvision is pretty good for a sniping-based character.
Thanks for the Halloween themed build. It was fun. I thinking you'd go for the paladin divine-smite option since he wouldn't use those spell slots for actual spells, but now that I've seen the build, cleric works great too.Yes, now that you mention it, Van Hellsing is a specialist. Not all that effective, for instance, in a hobgoblin hunt. It makes me think of the old Aquaman-is-useless jokes, and then the fiends/undead/etc. show up.
I feel like with some modifications to this build it goes from Abraham Van Hellsing to Alexander Anderson.
Please do the Lion Sin of Pride, Lord Escanor of The Seven Deadly Sins.
Totem Barbarian with a Lion totem maybe?
Paladin needs to be in the mix so he can literally supernova. Dude should go to jail for the amount of radiant damage he deals.
Never saw that show
The question is, what race.
I'm thinking protector aasimar
Van Helsin is a criminally underrated movie
Umbra it’s rated badly on most sites, which pisses me off cuz it’s such a fun movie to watch. And isn’t that the point, to have fun watching the movie??
I my self would have gone with the endless soul background my self so that it tied in with the reincarnation/fallen/on a mission from God backstory that Van Hellsing has.
I do like that Frankenstein surname logic.
Tulok likes the Van Helsing movie?
I knew I liked you. You're a man of taste.
I would have gone with monster slayer for ranger conclave but whatever works with u
Both work, I decided on this one for Steel Will.
Hey, @Tulok the Barbrarian! I really dig your channel, and your insights into character creation. I've been trying to figure out a good Doctor Doom build, and I wonder how my build would compare with yours. Could you do a build for good ol' Vic?
I used a Similar build to make Vampire Hunter D, but as a vampire and changing the Crossbow expert to a great weapon master using a greatsword so more melee-focused. This build looks like it would so much fun to play, Especially for the curse of Strad
It's perfect for that :)
Lucifer yang III a vampire... Vampire hunter?!?!?!
I made a character thats like, a mix of Van Helsing and a Belmont.
Strahd beware, Matthias Toborne is on the hunt.
Glad you made this vid, Van Helsing doesn't get enough love nowadays
When I see the ratings that critics have this movie: HAVE YOU NO SOUL??!??
Would you be interested in doing Kenshiro from Fist of the North Star? I know he’s basically an Open Hand Monk, but he has so many different ways of messing with people by poking them that it will either lead to an interesting mix of different class abilities or lots of flavor
Request: Mesmer Profession from Guild Wars 2. Might be fun.
Your series is awesome, it made me want to start up sessions with my friends!
Genuinely though, Dracula’s bat form in this movie is seriously great
i would have gone slayer ranger over hunter otherwise really good though. i did a slayer ranger/archfey pact of the blade warlock using the moonbow from unearthed arcana for a strahd game. was wrecking face
With some tweaking this could be a pretty good Bloodborne hunter build, pretty neat.
Also "You don't need to be afraid of the dark the dark needs to be afraid of you" Hey that's Riddick's line....omg PLEASE do a Riddick build, would be sick.
It would be awesome too see a Spyro the Dragon build! Purple Dragonborn are a thing right? Also if a were to play this Van Helsing build, I would invest a few levels into Gunslinger, he does have dual revolvers in the movie lol
Great video, Tulok! I also enjoy this movie. Just one of the staples for me.
Dang it! I was searching your channel for a Van Hellsing build and settled for Trevor Belmont
*Sigh* Guess I’ll just save this for his son
This is the perfect character build for the curse of strahd campaign
I am creating a character who was saved by a Van Helsing type, so this helps me out imensely... However, I did not see what class of background you used... was it Haunted One?
You left out a plus for the Van Helsing movie:
Kate Beckinsale with wavy hair, an Eastern Bloc accent, and a period bodice. RAWR!!!!!
i don't remember Van Helsing singing so i thought it was the goblin king from labyrinth
Hes a Hell of a Singer.
@@tulokthebarbrarian2033 i still think the goblin king is a good idea David Bowie is awesome and shares my first name
@@tulokthebarbrarian2033 Yes, pleeeease, do Jareth at some point. High Elf (Just because he's King of the goblins doesn't mean he is one) Sorcerer/Bard would be my guess.
@@christopherbacon1077 Bard from the college of Whispers would work well, and I would go with Aasimar or High Elf
You know, if you do end up making a Spyro build, you should also do Gnasty Gnorc if for no other reason than to use the Half-Orc race. You don't seem to use that a lot in your builds.
I had a really cool idea for a DnD build! What if it made Anderson Cooper for DnD 5e? Would be dope!
For Halloween, you should check out this great horror movie, it's called Get Out. Or you could just... get out.
Well, the webcomic Fake News Rumble was all about TV personalities as superheroes and supervillains and had Cooper as a teleporter and telekinetic.
Any chance the doomslayer in March for Doom Eternal
Yup, I was gonna do him in November and actually had to scramble the schedule when the game got delayed.
2:10 - A modified Inheritor background would do the trick because of the overlap with Ranger Skills.
I suppose Van Helsing's "Tojo Blades" (those steampunk buzz-saws that pop out of his sleeves) could count as some kind of enchanted dagger. I notice there's never a consideration for magic-items with these builds... which is understandable, seeing as how magic-items take a long time to make and are often found in the loot at the discretion of the DM.
But yes... I also like this movie. It's the closest we've ever gotten to a "Castlevania" live-action film, with a steampunk-gunslinger as the protagonist. And seriously... if you don't love that gas-powered repeating crossbow, check your batteries.
Just found you and looked through your archive and wanted to knoe if you could do NATSU or anyone from Fairy Tail
I recently went with a Blood Hunter human variant with Haunted One background for my "vampire hunter". I chose Order of Lycan to fit the whole werewolf portion of Van Helsing in this film.
You have inspired me to actually sit down and do this! Any chance of you doing a character from the Wheel of Time? Perrin Aybara the Wolf King mayhaps! I'd love to see what you come up with compared to my build
Oh, this one I’ve been waiting for.
What about a character from Fire Emblem 3 Houses? Like Byleth or one of the Lords (Dimitri, Edelgard or Claude)
Dimitri sounds good, I'm curious how he would build a character with a polearm primary.
Holy Bolty, sounds like something from the Adam West batman said by Robin.
Sam and Dean Winchester!!!
I'd love to see your build for The Toxic Avenger!
Thank You!
Could you do Dante from Dante's Inferno? I was thinking of starting as a Paladin and multi-classing into Barbarian but I would like to know you take on it.
thats a solid build, i am interested. i have a couple ideas on ways to tweak it for my group. one question though, which book updated ranger, i only know of base players handbook ranger, which is pretty bad
Y'know, I'm probably late suggesting this now that October's ending, but do you think you could do Ghostface at some point? I admit it would probably be somewhat challenging to really find a lot in him that could be accurately done with mechanics, but it could still be pretty fun.
New to dnd and looking for advice.
I want to make a centaur fighter ranger or barbarian ranger. The avenging ranger archetype works with the back story I made up. Preferd weapon is a two handed war hammer. Likes to ambush groups of enemies and do things like orchestrate rock falls on there camp while they sleep or find a way to poison their cook pot. Hey he's pragmatic generally worked alone fighting against groups.
Pragmatic sounds more like a fighter, but it can be fun to play against type
Maybe a little bit of rogue in it could work to make him extra sneaky
Would be thinking of assigning my initial stat points as (highest to lowest) strength , dex, wisdom, con, intelligence, and dump charisma. Whould this be the right set up for fighter ranger multi class. Thank for the advice so far.
kev kirk yes strength, dex and wisdom all above 13 for that multiclass :)
Lastly would it be best to spend my first level in fighter or ranger. I'll try figure it out from there
I would love Aloy. Imho she is tough to make since you gotta havw both str and dex.
Curse of Strahd here I come!
Happy Halloween
Spooky mode engage
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What about using the Monster Hunter Fighter archetypse for this rather than the Ranger?
Speaking of Ranger builds, you should try Drizzt Do’Urden, he’s from a D&D novel setting and I’ve always wondered what classes he would be. I’m guessing ranger/fighter?
I've read the books set in the Forgotten Realms. And you're actually to an extent right cause WotC actually confirmed Drizzt has a duel class type with one the classes being Ranger.
I was thinking of Danny Phantom (or really any half ghost from that show), pretty much any character from the show Heroes (but mostly interested in Hiro Nakamura), any one from My Hero Acadamia, the prince of persia (for me from the sands of time trilogy), and Blinx the Time Sweeper I would think of more if you are curious but that is all for now
I just wanted to throw this out there: You said for 9th level Ranger that nothing stood out to you. What you might like to consider is Conjure Barrage, which allows you to throw a nonmagical weapon into the air and create a cone of said weapons that fly forward for a Dexterity Save attack. Where I'm going with this is you can throw a single flask of Holy Water that can then be multiplied to wipe out an entire horde of undead with one shot.
Geralt of Rivia
Absolutely phenomenal film. As a vampire hunter myself I respect a good killing of evil even if Gabriel Van Helsing has almost nothing in common with my good friend Abraham Van Helsing. They both fight evil and I would happily have at my side in a fight.
Maybe do Abraham Van Helsing next?
Actually, Tulok is the Monster Mash. I mean Van Helsing - mashing the algorithm.
OOOH! How about Thog from order of the stick?
This week's list was hecking hard to choose one ...
Cleric with Twilight Domain, for sure.
I think a good Talion build from shadow of Mordor/shadow of war.
My recommendation (you do NOT have to follow this, though it’s my take on a good talion build
-Half elf or variant human (choose athlete feat)
-Warlock (Archfey or old great one as patron as both have spell “dominate creature” and “dominate human”. Also pact of the blade is a good choice as talion mainly used his Longsword during the entirety of SoM/W)
-fighter (battlemaster, for the superiority moves as talion is more than just slashing, he be jumping over shields and sliding under troll legs!)
-alternative multi classes to replace fighter: ranger (it’s his title) in there for favoring enemies (in talion case, orks.), and rouge (he is jumping off buildings, attacking from unexpected angles, and is quite stealthy)
-either soldier officer or noble knight as his background, as he was a respected individual and very good at leading an army against his foes)
-high charisma(standard for warlock), strength, and dexterity.(strength and dex because talion is known for leaping around buildings and ruins and attacking from unexpected angles, as stated above)
-constitution and wisdom are good to have, (though prioritizing constitution is best as talion can take a beating and a squishy talion is no good)
-I guess dumping intelligence in the beginning (because you don’t need to be smart to get through your goals, you just need to be smarter than the orks your leading)
-and of course, you are a neutral good, though as the story progresses, he can turn into a lawful evil if the player makes a few wrong choices in SoM/W.
That is super thorough, I might switch it up for revenant, but otherwise seems right. To be fair, I only played like 2 hours of it before getting distracted by something shiny
Hexblade Warlock would make sense too, because then you can bind to two weapons: the longsword and the bow(which he always summons in the game, so it would fit thematically) and you can learn Dominate Monster as any Warlock, not just Archfey and GOO.
Damn, somebody do a campaign using all the monster hunters you’ve covered on this channel
Van Helsing, hellboy and others all in the same room. Basically my wet dream
I'd love to see an El Mariachi build. Bard with Crossbow Mastery?