Paladin-Barbarian Multiclass (Divine Fury) - Build Guide -
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Key Topics Covered:
Paladin Barbarian Multiclass Benefits: Learn how to blend the divine power of a Paladin with the raw strength of a Barbarian for unparalleled combat versatility.
Best Races for Paladin Barbarian: Discover which races offer the best synergy for this multiclass build.
Ability Scores and Progression: Optimize your ability scores and understand which feats and ASIs to prioritize.
Combat Tactics and Strategies: Master the art of combining smites and rages for devastating effects on the battlefield.
Role-Playing a Paladin Barbarian: Get tips on how to create a compelling backstory and role-play this unique character combination.
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This is great! I wanted a bearfolk Paladin so yeah
I recently figured to go Barb with my Satyr Pally. But I've been wondering a way to include Monk dips to use Ki for Patient Defense. This is a defensive tank idea instead of your nova. Nice vid!!!
I love a good Barbadin
Same. I usually roll for stats at my table, so if I can get to 20 strength early, we're recklessly swinging for +10 all the time with GWM, then some tasty smites to obliterate anything on the field.
Assamar Divine Soul/Paladin oath of glory is a beast.
Looking at this had got me thinking about a Watchers Pally/Zealot Barb/Hexblade Warlock build. Mostly because my campaign uses the Gritty Realism rest variant, so we have tons of Short Rests.
Oh that'd be fun! I've never done a gritty campaign before but that'd keep your smites up with some regularity.
Divine soul sorcerer after lvl 9. Giving u access to spirit gaurdians eventually.
I like the idea, but you can't concentrate on it while raging. It does give a powerful option though!
honestly I'd like to try out something similar with the offense path and oath of ancients 7 zealot 3
Ancients is absolutely a great pick. I'd almost argue going right to paladin 7 immediately on that one. That aura is so good if you fight spellcasters. Zealot is also a great option, I just value bear totem too much. Try it and let me know!
@@fellstardm only thinking zel for the bonus damage once per turn, but I think the two classes are very good to mix and match subclasses in general
Try beast barbarian because you can smite with claws rules as written.
Not optimized but playable smiting werewolf with shifter race beast barb, vengeance paladin the big offense version. Grab hill giant foundling to knock enemies prone as part of a hit for background.
Love these
Divine Fury? Zealot Barbarian/Vengeance Paladin. The God of Justice has called you to cleanse the evil in this world. Mostly Paladin. Enough Barbarian to get enough rages.
Love it. You need 3 barbarian to get a subclass and be a zealot. I'm with this build though.
Porter? >:(
What
@@fellstardm Dimension 20 reference. He's a Barbadin as well.
Oh, without the context I don't think I ever would have gotten there.
I get that a sorcadin is very powerful, as is a baradin. But this was supposed to be a paladin/barbarian build. Must every paladin multiclass into a primary spellcaster class? And polearm master? I agree with GWM, but PAM, too? Forgive me, I grow tired of the same old, same old builds. By taking sorcerer (or bard) levels, you are diluting the premise of the build. Even if you only use your spell slots to fuel your divine smites, you still get more spells than you can use while raging. This is a melee build. Why cloud it up with more spellcasting? That's the problem with optimizing. Boring, well worn paths that do too much. This is a group game. Why spoil it for everyone else by dominating most of the game? I'd lean into either paladin or barbarian instead. Foster your divine rage. Punish the wicked.
By all means, do what you want with it. I'm not diluting it with casting, I'm fueling constant smite uptime, which is a cornerstone of the DPR calc. Without a full caster allotment of slots post level 9, you'll rip through resources too quickly given 3 smites per turn. And it is purely a choice about how you want to handle tiers 3 and 4. This video covers most of tiers 1 and 2. I don't typically cover past level 11 because the vast majority of tables will never see it anyway.
This builds job is simple. Stand in the front. Smart monsters/enemies will ignore something that doesn't do damage to them, so being a big damage dealer is key to taking the focus of monsters from your backline that should be blasting AoE spells or ranged attacks. That's exactly how a group game works.
I agree it's a focus on using spell slots for a one trick pony smite machine. Out of combat would use any bard or sorc utility spells if slots are available. Plus sorcerer points can be converted or precast Mirror Image before rage to mitigate more. Plenty of ways to do the same trick.