grapple feat +advantage grapplre +advantage on range attacks -?? it says use your action to grapple again to pin greature. So it takes whole action and you can't take extra attack action?? -your speed is 0 -your attacks have disadvantage -attacks against you have advantage Grapple + shove +You can move half speed +Enemy is proned and can't end it because grappled -range attacks have disadvantage Both give advantage on attacks against the target. Both lilit the targets speed to 0 both give disadvantage onnattack rolls against the target Pinned winning the grapple can still move 30ft Prone has to spend half of it steep to stand up that is so far what I have found after looking in to grappler feat for 2 weeks ^_^ still if you know how RAW go on the action I would like to know. So why west a feat unoess you want advantage? just rage~ it gives you advantage, recless attack does not RAW :^) and rolling 20 is notninsta succes in grappler nor shove RAW (rules as written) Have a great evening ^_^/)
@@Ignisrex I'm not sure what you mean by that? Are you saying that most 3.5e feats are an upgrade from 5e feats, that they're an upgrade from no feats, or something else?
I would kindly like to plop in a cool chip of info here. Keenmind is excellent for wizards... mostly if and when you loose your book you're still good to go for a month because you can recall it all in flawless detail. Also can help you make a new book.
Shiiiit now I'm going to make one broken-ass wizard. Damn I can't believe I didn't think of that. Hell you could literally leave your spellbook behind for any adventure you know will take less than a month, and never risk losing it. The only possible problem would be if you end up gaining a level (and thus one or more spell slots) on that adventure. Just bring an extra, blank 'scratchbook' maybe?
@@flingage Technically you neither need other wizard spellbook to copy the spell. If your campain has wizard get rogue to sneak and get the book for you, skim it from front to finish and stop on all pages where there is gibrish and later copy the spell ^_^
@SaviorOfNirn yeah... but you only need it for enough time to read the pages, then you can return the book.... Times when you can use these is if enemy is wizard you can "I wont kill him/her" and then you take the spellbook if it is with him/her and read the book :D Having Paladin/Cleric/Bard cast zone of truth is important so they tell where the book is if not with them a n d if it is protected by some kind of trap that will destroy the spell book ^_^ few ways DM can work around keen mind -> wizard don't have to carry the spell book with them :D
A Tabaxi can go much faster than that. •Lvl 5 barbarian - Fast Movement + 10 •Elk Totem - +15 while unincumbered •5 Monk for Unarmored Movement +10 •Lvl 6 Transmuter Wizard for for Transmuter's Stone +10 •Lvl 2 Fighter for Action Surge +Action •Lvl 2 Rogue for Cunning Action +Dash on bonus action •Lvl 1 Spell: Longstrider +10 •Mobility feat +10 •Boon of Speed +30 •Tabaxi Feline Agility x2 •Boots of speed x2 •Haste x2 That's 5400 feet in 1 six second turn, meaning this Tabaxi can run at 614 mph
Ain't bad on my wild shaped druid either (and it bumped my actual con to 20 - I have such good hp that after wildshaping I'm basically the party punching bag)
Eldritch blast, plus eldritch spear, plus the Sorcerers metamagic to double range of a cantrip/spell,Plus spell sniper, let's eldritch blast go 1200 FEET
Which you probably will never be able to see , so it becomes almost worthless unless you are in a really large open field or flying very high (and the DM will likely start throwing flying creatures at you). A 20 x 20 room, a 100ft corridor, a fairly thick forest, the underdark, ya know the locations where 99% of encounters take place, ya not useful to spend an entire build on. Now Eldrich Spear with kiss of Mephistopheles, Spell Sniper, and Empower Spell and boom, an extremely powerful long range rocket launcher that cover doesn't save you from.
Most humans can see a target from 300 meters away, that said, if you can see it, and it sits in your spell range, you can make a spell attack roll agaisnt it to see if you hit it or not. Plain and simple.
Resilient is very useful for casters other than sorcerers because concentration checks are Con saves. For higher-level characters (for example, if you maxed out your spellcasting stat before choosing a feat), the proficiency bonus is better than the advantage that War Caster gives. Of course, I apologize if the joke was that it's too obviously useful to discuss in detail and I missed that.
Tough Feat: 5/10 for any player 10/10 for anyone playing Bear Totem 20/10 for a Hill Dwarf with maxed out Con and playing Bear Totem with a 5 level dip into Rogue for Uncanny Dodge.
I am playing a celestial warlock with pact of the chain and that invocation that makes all dice to heal me count as rolled max. I also rolled really stupid high on my stats so I have +4 con and then proceeded to roll really high on my first few level ups and alright on the rest. At level 8 I took tough just for the meme level health. So now my warlock has 96 health.
I took Keen Mind because our game features a lot of caves and areas where the characters’ sense of time is screwed with, magically and otherwise. I knew we’d only been in a cave for an hour and a half, but because of the nature of the cave, the rest of the party thought we’d been down there for hours or even a day or two. Suuuper useful for that and remembering detail oriented stuff. Plus, +1 intelligence to my eldritch Knight? Yes please.
@allblazing1160 get skill expert and get expertise on grappling. Or take a dip in rogue or ranger to get expertise. Tavern brawler gives you a bonus action grapple and shield master gives a bonus action shove
Tough says it also applies retroactively: meaning as soon as you take the feat you add +2 hp for every level you already have, and then you continue to add +2 each level
I feel like people misunderstand what Keen Mind can do, especially if you're an illusionist or a conjurer. It gives you savant level photographic memory, among other things. You saw an NPC pull out a key? You can later conjure a key that will work PERFECTLY. Cast illusions that are 100% accurate. This is a great RP tool.
Sentinel + pole arm mastery = opportunity attack on entering a range with reach that stops them in their track outside of their reach. Allowing you to attack for free then move 5 feet away without disengaging cause you aren’t in their reach. The only time someone can actually get close enough to attack is bows spells Spears or if your opportunity attack misses or your reaction is spent from you protecting your allies. AKA, use a spear the way a spear is actually meant to be used and make melee attacks against you so rare that as long as all ranged targets are focused. You will never get hurt ever. All at level 4 cause you are a basic human fighter.
Stumbled on this entirely by accident and I remember my mind just filling with possibilities, bottleneck a 20ft wide corridor, nobody can get past you, it's insane. additionally, if you're a cleric and your dm is super super nice, this'll stack with spirit guardians, pushing the range out even further, I just wish there was some possible way to pick up additional reactions, but I haven't found one yet
"The Alert feat makes it so rogues can't sneak attack you" Is this another houserule of yours? Because by raw and rai, there are definitely more ways for a rogue to sneak attack someone without them being surprised.
@@spiralfeather966 If I did the math right, 5800 feet per round (which is the fastest I've seen people get even in theory) is 1060 km/h, or just short of the speed of sound.
Whats fun is me and a few nerds found that if you hit a wall or anything can cause huge dmg. Since m*v=P=F*delta t. And since lets say you hit a wall so the time the force is applyed over is super small. 80kg monk going 1125ft/s -> 343m/s = 27440kgm/s. Thats your momentum. 27440=F* assumed .6 seconds -> 4574N of force on impact. Thats 1027 pounds of force hitting said solid object. Perspective : the average car going 30mph hitting a wall is only about 500 pounds of force. This speed build isnt even min maxed
@Spiral Feather Rollin' around at the speed of sound! Got places to go, gotta follow my rainbow! Can't stick around have to keep moving on! Guess what lies ahead? Only one way to find out!
Super late but Keen Mind also gives your character *perfect* memorization of everything for an entire month, which is disgustingly useful in an RP-heavy campaign, or one where you're frequently exposed to magical scrolls or things of the like.
copying a scroll as wizard still uses the scroll in ly knowledge RAW? But reading the enemies spell books should allow depending on Dm to copy them . . .
IMO savage attacker is great on paladin's because they can smite stuff, then, if they don't do enough damage, smite again and always get the better roll.
Guys, 3.5/PF feats are comparable to 5e feats only in name. Improved Initiative vs Alert is a clear example. 5e feats are an optional rule, you generally play with 1 or 0 of them, and they're all powerful compared to the single feature feats from 3.5/PF.
@@Mugthraka Hey 3.5 has a couple thousand too and they actually matter unlike 4e Oh also @Caleb M 5e feats are terribly unimpactful compared to 3.5/PF. Yes, the worst feats are worse but nobody takes those. In the most measurable sense, in 3.5/PF a decent feat multiplies your damage by 1.3-1.5; a good one doubles it. And that level of "good' is still applicable for other effects; Improved Initiative is alright, but you can get +6-+8 from Noble Scion, or +2 and a better animal companion from Psicrystal Affinity/+4/+2 and a familiar from Familiar Bond/Obtain Familiar, etc.
Regarding Mage Slayer. Forcing a Mage to gtfo with Misty Step means he aint casting anything higher than a cantrip on that turn. And you got to slap his face when he Misty Stepped.
From Mage Slayer: • When a creature within 5 feet of you casts a spell, you can use your reaction to make a melee weapon attack against that creature. Last I checked, Misty Step is a spell. If he is within 5f of you and casts Misty Step, you can use your reaction to slap him.
Right, sorry, didnt consider that part. Still, stupid wording if you ask me, because is the whole idea not that you make use of the mages opening as he starts casting the spell to attack, not wait for him to finish?
@@TheTriforceDragon Normally the reaction attack goes first, though some feats flat out state this so guess its a GM call as to which effect goes first.
Resilient (WIS) actually worked really well for me. My Battlemaster took it and it saved his ass so many times since the DM really liked to throw charm spells at the party
Shield Master is a feat I’ve really taken a liking to. Sure it’s kinda like a poor man’s Evasion, but for a Fighter or a Paladin who potentially already have a super high AC, you now have a defense against your biggest weakness of AoE attacks. Plus you can literally emulate all those pictures of the knight blocking dragon fire with his shield and that’s cool as shit.
My opinions if anyone is interested: I feel like Actor is also nice with assassin in my experience. Duel Wielder is essential for various melee builds. Great Weapon Master is almost a must-take for many Barbarians. Keen Mind is actually very good for wizards - photographic memory comes in super useful Mage Slayer is usable with a monk build in my experience Resilient is obviously very good
Yeah, I was kind of surprised when Great Weapons Master was listed as "meh" here when it is literally the #1 feat on top 10 lists for all the most famous D&D channels on TH-cam. I think he skimmed the feats and had never seen it in a game before. Virtually all paladins, fighters, and barbarians automatically take it and having it at level 1 is single handedly why variant humans are more popular than any other race. Even clerics, druids, rangers, bards, and melee spellcasters can use it to great effect because it's so easy to offset the penalty through one of the many ways to get advantage on attack rolls.
Resilient (not "Resiliant") is actually a really great feat for most games. Have a bad score in a common saving throw stat? Well, you get a +1 to that stat and up to a +6 on saving throws with it. But Magic Initiate gets you that sweet eldritch blast that you can't use because you're stunned again.
Spell Sniper on a Warlock is great because then I take Eldritch Spear and get a range of 600 feet. But if you really want to screw with people, go Wizard, get Spell Sniper, and take the Lore Master school and Melf's Acid Arrow. Now you can blast people from two miles away, and they take half damage even if you miss. But Magic Initiate is my favorite for flavor because it basically turns every first-level spell into a feat.
Unfortunately, you can't stack Martial Adept RAW, since it doesn't say you can in the feat. Literally the only feat in the PHB(And I think every other feat in every other book) that says you can take it more than once is Elemental Adept.
The only exception is the "x-touched" feats, and the "magic initiate" feats, so long as you take a different class each time At least you can on DnDBeyond
"Charger: the whole world turns into sparta and you become an agitated rhinoceros" that one is my favorite by far and makes me crack up everytim without fail. Simply genius.
As a dm and a player, I think Keen Mind is one of the best feats. Because of how it specifies, you don’t know the time of day or what direction is north inherently. As far as I am aware there aren’t rules for even determining the time of day or north. I took it, even when I had a lenient dm because I want to be the character that knows everything. Pair it with changeling and actor and you don’t just look and act like them, you remember every you and anyone else have said and become the perfect spy.
I currently have a Dragonborn Wizard with the Sage background and Linguist, seven languages. The homebrew campaign revolves around portals to different planes so his languages experience helps talk to any elementals or celestials we meet, and his regular languages help him find extra spells in spellbooks from most races. Got a new character as backup who is a paladin with the polearm feat and a halberd, great for area denial.
Tough is actually a better feat to take later on in case you notice you haven't been rolling well for your HP every level. It grants +2 HP/level and gets substantially more enticing as you climb in level since it does grant the health retroactively (aka at level 8 it gives you 16 HP).
War caster is great for druid too. W/Circle of the Moon, you can cast moonbeam or other damage-making concentration spell as an action, bonus action into a bear or harry-nosed wombat, and move. War Cast helps keep that concentration going.
Think mage slayer is underestimated here. On say a rogue it lets you sneak or dash your way to an annoying spellcaster, advantage + evasion dodge any harmful dex save spells, and if they do happen to misty step you hit them with a sneak attack hit as a reaction likely breaking their concentration on some important battle spell.
or give it to monk so that they can stunning strike and potentially stop the enemy's turn after they teleport, allowing you to close in before they can get away (note, of course, that the monk can usually catch up anyways, but this allows the entire party to catch up in max 2 rounds (in a normal battle with a slightly larger battleground), or 1 round most of the time, with the odd straggler having to dash.
My personal favourite use is making a wrestler character that specializes in grappling. It’s fun because mages are scrawny and can’t escape your grapples.
Also, never forget that forcing the mage to use Misty Step to escape from melee leaves the mage with just cantrips for the rest of that turn. This is huge.
Meeting with a public game group for the first time next week, I'm gonna show up with a Jack Black Bard build with Actor. I'll always have a set of monk's robes, a luchador's outfit, and a school teacher's uniform on me at all times. Time to learn a good Jables impression
Cool use for keen mind: *Be wizard with a familiar. *Familiar scouts dungeon. *You memorize dungeon layout with keen mind and seeing through the eyes of your familiar. *Cast minor illusion and make a 3D map of the dungeon for everyone to reference. (Yes I got this from Reddit)
Fun little bonus to Durable: its excellent on Barbarians. Most will have +5 CON, meaning the lowest a hit die can heal them is 10. Combine with Dwarven Fortitude, and Dwarven Barbarians can straight up do max Second Wind. At level 20, they heal at full capacity
My #1 use of magic initiate is to take Wizard and make your spell Find Familiar. Take whatever cantrips you want, but you can never go wrong with Prestidigitation and Minor Illusion. Some may say 'pick Warlock for Eldritch Blast' and that's valid I guess, but the meme-tier occult mg-42 that is Eldritch Blast partially relies on Warlock class features, and without them it's just a better-than-average attack cantrip.
For Spell Sniper you could also take Chill Touch to a) prevent enemies from healing/regenerating for a round, b) for preventing your party from suspecting you to be a Warlock (in witch hunting settings), or c) because you already have Eldritch Blast.
You'd think having Fire Elemental Adept would be great since so many things are fire resistant. "Mounted Combat is useless if you can't take your mount anywhere" *looks at his homebrew, where Chocobos can be independant mounts by existing*
Keen Mind is actually great for rogues who want to forge signatures. I played a campaign as an adaptation of the Monopoly man; gotta collect all those building deeds that the original owners totally, definitely signed over to me.
Fun thing about War Caster and Booming Blade: If you use your Opportunity Attack to cast Booming Blade with War Caster, it automatically triggers Booming Blade's damage. At 17th level, that can mean an extra 7d8 damage on your opportunity attack.
I don't know how you did your math for the speedi cat sonic but this is the math I got, 70*2*2*2 560*2 for dash 1 so 1120 and then we add the other dash for haste so 2240 and then the other dash because past level five to 3360, this can be increased by one level of wizard, warlock, or sorcerer with expeditious retreat to 4480. this would be about 747 feet per second or over half the speed of sound or 509 m/h. they would be able to catch an arrow out of mid air and throw it back twice as fast
Hey now, Grapple won me a lot of fights with my halfling-sized Lizardfolk Ranger. He shined most in his ability to sneak up on opponents, Grapple them then bite their throats. After the Goblin incident, it became my signature attack with that character.
You can't stack feats unless it says you can. Which, I believe is just Elemental Adept? So, basically, for Martial Adept; no, you basically just take it on battlemaster, and nothing else. ((if that's just your houserule though that's understandable it is a bad feat without being able to stack it unless you're BM))
Sentinal is such a badass feat. Like, not only is it good, but like the picture used depicts, you just become this (optionally) unmoving statue that royally fucks everyone who dares to look away from you or your friends. REALLY nice ability for a beefy cleric. Trust me, your team will worship you more than you worship that god you googled up for your cleric and know nothing about.
Sentinel + Polearm Master is my favorite feat combination. With both it means that, if you have a polearm as your weapon, you basically have a 10ft radius around you where most enemies can't escape barring bad rolls on your part.
1:45 We sometimes houserule that Elemental Adept turns Immunities into Resistances for said Element, usually on Characters that have specifically said at the start of the game "I really only want to use fire/lightning/ice"
Warcaster is amazing on all casters but especially on draconian sorcerers. That magical opportunity attack is the real kicker. You can either stand in my investiture of flame aura, or take a fire bolt to the face. And proficiency AND advantage on those con saves means I’m NEVER losing those spells. In the campaign where I took it I don’t think I lost concentration once.
My first character is a battle smith. I took dungeon delver because it sounds practical and like something an artificer would have knowledge about. That said he also has 16STR 14CON and 16INT. I'm making him a frontline support tank utility caster. At first I took 14con as a joke because he's an alcoholic and has a hearty liver but then as I saw the party comp and filled out my character sheet more it made sense.
"Magic Initiate lets you choose (spells) from any class" .....except Ranger and Paladin. So unfortunately you're not getting Hunter's Mark or anything exclusive to those classes.
Rogues don't lose sneak attack if you have Alert. If they attack from an unseen location, whether or not you're surprised, you'll still get Sneak Attacked. However, the Assassin subclass does have a feature that turns every hit on a surprised target into a critical strike.
1:08 replace the horse with a riding dog, the kite shield with a buckler, and make one of those a spear and that was my first DND character... of course, he was a Lizzardfolk druid. lol
Defensive Duelist is amazing. My DM could barely touch me for most of the adventure, and in 5E, where AC is hard to come by, then a +3 or +4 is amazing.
I am a cleric (Grave) with the healer feat and it’s amazing! After battle I can heal everyone up without using spell slots it’s really amazing. Then if they need a healing spell I can do that too.
Very good video for beginners, but some clarification so they won't be surprised with "wait, it does work that way?": - grappler: You can shove-to-prone enemy without making yourself restrained, no feat needed. It's good only if you really want enemy to have disadvantage on dex saving throw. Including yourself. - Sentinel: The enemy running away part only works against disengage and it was stated it was intended to work that way. Mobile feat, Mantle of Inspiration etc. still allows others to run way without taking AoO. Still an amazing feat. - Resilient: Well..... it's good feat if failing it usually harm you more than just whatever was tossed at you. Like concentration for... ESPECIALLY THE WIZARD
I reall love the Inspiring leader feat, and it goes awesome with the Celestial Warlocks level 10 feature. Starting level 10, after each short rest you party gets 10 temp HP (you get 15) and after the first fight, you just spend 10 minutes to tell everyone that they are awesome and they get another 15 temp HP. Thats 25 extra HP for everyone in your party (30 for you) every short rest. With just a 4 man party size thats more than 100 healing that doesnt need to be done. And you can repeat it after every short rest. If you really want to make healers useless, take 3 levels in divine sorcerer next and learn aid, which you then cast before each short rest with your level 5 warlock spell slot for another 20 extra HP, which stack with temp HP because they are not temp but increased maximum.
You can also go 2 levels into Rogue to give that Tabaxi Monk the ability to dash a third time as a bonus action. (Assuming they also use their hasted action to dash)
Had a smuggler in hackmaster based on stacking movement and various mobility spells who capped out at something like 180mph. He died to a failed dex check while trying to vault over a city wall going max speed and tripped on landing, he skidded so far that the party on the outside still made a clean getaway with the goods though.
Eldritch spear invocation (300ft), spell sniper (600ft), and sorcerer distant spell (1200ft), you can actually hit that tabaxi monk that ran away. Or you can individually kill everyone on a castle wall without them knowing what is happening. Like a true sniper.
A little error on the Martial Adept feat. The superiority dice regenerates on a Short or Long rest. So essentially you can get a ton of mileage out of it depending on how often your DM lets you short rest. Plus, more damage is always nice, and Maneuvers are especially good for peeps who want to provide more utility for their allies, they can just take a Maneuver that says "When you hit with a weapon attack" that has an immediate effect so that they don't have to worry about the target saving against it and essentially nullifying that one cool thing they could do until the next Short/Long rest.
I find it works best on a rogue, take precise strike and something else you will never use. If you know you are close to the enemy AC but still miss roll to hit add as much as 4d8+10d6+5 damage a short rest that way, which is well worth the feat.
Did a little bit of my own math for funsies on the mobile feet. 70X2X2X2 (Base movement, haste, boots of speed, feline agilty) is ONE MOVE ACTION, which gives you 560 feet. Taking the dash action for another X2 gives you 1120, but that is not AS fast as you can go, because bonus actions exist. Monks can dash as a bonus action, but it requires resources, so lets say for the sake of argument that our kitty cat monk took two levels in rogue for the cunning action ability, allowing them to dash as a bonus action for free. This bumps the first 6 seconds of movement to 1680 feet. About a third of a mile. BUT, haste lasts for a minute, and the boots of speed last for 10. You lose one of your 2X multipliers from needing to not move for a round to get feline agility back, but lets assume we don't do that till the stun hits from dropping Haste. We're down to 280 feet per move action, so 840 feet per round. 9 Rounds of that give you 7560 feet of movement.... about 1.42 miles. Add the first six seconds, and you get exactly 1.75 miles in one minute. After the haste drops and you're stunned for 6 seconds. During this time you get your feline agility back for another 840 feet of movement, which drops to 420 thereafter. After that you've still got about 8 minutes and 54 seconds worth of that speed. So for the next 89 rounds, give or take, you're moving 37380 feet before your boots of speed run out. Another 7.08 miles, give or take. Plus the initial 1.75 gives you about 8.83 miles traveled in ten minutes, 60 minutes per hour, and you've got a total average speed of about 53 miles per hour. Not quite as insane sounding as what it would be if you could sustain that initial 1680 number for the whole 10 minutes, but averaging highways speeds on bare feet is something to be commended.
Just imagining a barbarian using healing word and screaming "STOP DYING YOU WEAKLING" and it works
Or yelling to grow trees
or just yelling a stick to make it hurt more
@@kinamiya1 be stronger you stick
LET'S SEE YOU GRIT THOSE TEETH!!!
Basically Hulk from Avengers 1 scaring the life back into Tony.
Have any of you played Borderlands 2? Well I read that in Kriegs voice
>Play as a living suit of armor
>Take Grappler
>Have the Druid cast Heat Metal on you
>Become walking oven
Genius
grapple feat
+advantage grapplre
+advantage on range attacks
-?? it says use your action to grapple again to pin greature. So it takes whole action and you can't take extra attack action??
-your speed is 0
-your attacks have disadvantage
-attacks against you have advantage
Grapple + shove
+You can move half speed
+Enemy is proned and can't end it because grappled
-range attacks have disadvantage
Both give advantage on attacks against the target.
Both lilit the targets speed to 0
both give disadvantage onnattack rolls against the target
Pinned winning the grapple can still move 30ft
Prone has to spend half of it steep to stand up
that is so far what I have found after looking in to grappler feat for 2 weeks ^_^ still if you know how RAW go on the action I would like to know.
So why west a feat unoess you want advantage? just rage~ it gives you advantage, recless attack does not RAW :^) and rolling 20 is notninsta succes in grappler nor shove RAW (rules as written)
Have a great evening ^_^/)
Soooooo....if you are a warforged...
Yeah but then you can’t Suplex people
You could just belly flop onto a guy... it would be like someone dropped a 5-6ft tall oven burner on you
"95 feats is a lot"
*Laughs in 3.5e*
most feats in 3.5 were basically an upgrade
@@Ignisrex I'm not sure what you mean by that? Are you saying that most 3.5e feats are an upgrade from 5e feats, that they're an upgrade from no feats, or something else?
@@jahsiahandrews8510 no, most feats 3.5 were upgrades to other feats of 3.5
@@Ignisrex not really, about a third *required* other feats for you to get them, but there weren't many that were actually upgrades to other feats
@@jahsiahandrews8510 I might got pathfinder and 3.5 feats mixed up
I would kindly like to plop in a cool chip of info here.
Keenmind is excellent for wizards... mostly if and when you loose your book you're still good to go for a month because you can recall it all in flawless detail. Also can help you make a new book.
Shiiiit now I'm going to make one broken-ass wizard. Damn I can't believe I didn't think of that.
Hell you could literally leave your spellbook behind for any adventure you know will take less than a month, and never risk losing it.
The only possible problem would be if you end up gaining a level (and thus one or more spell slots) on that adventure.
Just bring an extra, blank 'scratchbook' maybe?
Holy shit.
@@flingage Technically you neither need other wizard spellbook to copy the spell.
If your campain has wizard get rogue to sneak and get the book for you, skim it from front to finish and stop on all pages where there is gibrish and later copy the spell ^_^
@SaviorOfNirn yeah... but you only need it for enough time to read the pages, then you can return the book....
Times when you can use these is if enemy is wizard you can "I wont kill him/her" and then you take the spellbook if it is with him/her and read the book :D
Having Paladin/Cleric/Bard cast zone of truth is important so they tell where the book is if not with them a n d if it is protected by some kind of trap that will destroy the spell book ^_^ few ways DM can work around keen mind -> wizard don't have to carry the spell book with them :D
A Tabaxi can go much faster than that.
•Lvl 5 barbarian - Fast Movement + 10
•Elk Totem - +15 while unincumbered
•5 Monk for Unarmored Movement +10
•Lvl 6 Transmuter Wizard for for Transmuter's Stone +10
•Lvl 2 Fighter for Action Surge +Action
•Lvl 2 Rogue for Cunning Action +Dash on bonus action
•Lvl 1 Spell: Longstrider +10
•Mobility feat +10
•Boon of Speed +30
•Tabaxi Feline Agility x2
•Boots of speed x2
•Haste x2
That's 5400 feet in 1 six second turn, meaning this Tabaxi can run at 614 mph
Now THAT'S how you make sonic the hedgehog!
Are the rogue levels required if tou can dash as a bonus action with a ki point from the monk levels?
Makes sense, once you get to around level 15 you're basically a demigod.
The tabaxi also immediately breaks their legs, because an organic body is not meant to run that fast.
This is a fantasy world where dragons can fly despite weighing far to much to even be able to stand, I think we can say mr. Sonic is fine...
Resilient SAVES my wizard CONstantly.
HA Ha
I didn't laugh but i definitely smiled and it was a big one:]
Really good feat for any non-Sorcerer tbh (Sorcerers get Con proficiency by default.)
same
Ain't bad on my wild shaped druid either (and it bumped my actual con to 20 - I have such good hp that after wildshaping I'm basically the party punching bag)
Eldritch blast, plus eldritch spear, plus the Sorcerers metamagic to double range of a cantrip/spell,Plus spell sniper, let's eldritch blast go 1200 FEET
Which you probably will never be able to see , so it becomes almost worthless unless you are in a really large open field or flying very high (and the DM will likely start throwing flying creatures at you). A 20 x 20 room, a 100ft corridor, a fairly thick forest, the underdark, ya know the locations where 99% of encounters take place, ya not useful to spend an entire build on.
Now Eldrich Spear with kiss of Mephistopheles, Spell Sniper, and Empower Spell and boom, an extremely powerful long range rocket launcher that cover doesn't save you from.
Thats for assasinations.
Most humans can see a target from 300 meters away, that said, if you can see it, and it sits in your spell range, you can make a spell attack roll agaisnt it to see if you hit it or not. Plain and simple.
Aspect of the beast eagle style
Just don't forget to have a familiar to see all the way there
Resilient is very useful for casters other than sorcerers because concentration checks are Con saves. For higher-level characters (for example, if you maxed out your spellcasting stat before choosing a feat), the proficiency bonus is better than the advantage that War Caster gives.
Of course, I apologize if the joke was that it's too obviously useful to discuss in detail and I missed that.
Tough Feat:
5/10 for any player
10/10 for anyone playing Bear Totem
20/10 for a Hill Dwarf with maxed out Con and playing Bear Totem with a 5 level dip into Rogue for Uncanny Dodge.
then slap on sentinel so that no one can ever leave his space.
@@jemm113 Alternatively, go Juggernaut Warforged. Now you're an unmovable sentry.
did that once, pretty epic.
@@forestcaine Sadly, you can't rage with heavy armor on
I am playing a celestial warlock with pact of the chain and that invocation that makes all dice to heal me count as rolled max. I also rolled really stupid high on my stats so I have +4 con and then proceeded to roll really high on my first few level ups and alright on the rest. At level 8 I took tough just for the meme level health. So now my warlock has 96 health.
WHERES THE SECOND ONE ALREADY! I'VE BEEN WAITING FOR LIKE 1 MINUTE!
I'm like a cat when it comes to content. I was only half way though this video and I was checking to see if there's more.
It's out now
This is exactly what I am thinking too
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Everyone please keep this comment at 666 likes (otherwise Fiends will eat you alive)!
I took Keen Mind because our game features a lot of caves and areas where the characters’ sense of time is screwed with, magically and otherwise. I knew we’d only been in a cave for an hour and a half, but because of the nature of the cave, the rest of the party thought we’d been down there for hours or even a day or two. Suuuper useful for that and remembering detail oriented stuff. Plus, +1 intelligence to my eldritch Knight? Yes please.
I think you missed a couple things on the tabaxi monk movement. a couple more spells, according to a green text and you're breaking 4,000 ft/s
And now multiclass into druid for the 60 ft flying speed
You then break your legs, because an organics body is not designed to move that fast.
@@shadowscall7758 still worth it
Broke the sound barrier in my game like this
Explain, please.
0:32 Alert
0:47 Charger
0:51 Defensive Duelist
0:59 Dual Wielder
1:34 elemental adept
2:00 great weapon master
2:41 keen mind
3:11 mage slayer
3:20 magic initiate
5:17 observant
5:48 savage attacker
5:57 sentinal
6:08 sharp shooter
6:22 skilled
6:40 war caster
Is there any feat that helps with grappling and throwing I kinda need that for
@@allblazing1160 grappler
Missed some feats:
2:26 inspiring leader
6:25 skulker
6:27 spell sniper
6:32 tough
@@allblazing1160 and tavern brawler
@allblazing1160 get skill expert and get expertise on grappling. Or take a dip in rogue or ranger to get expertise.
Tavern brawler gives you a bonus action grapple and shield master gives a bonus action shove
Great Weapon Master
"You basically become a dark souls boss who telegraphs their attacks and then hits with the force of the sun"
Escanor is that you?
Nah nah nah, ITSSSS SOLAIRE
@@holykonchu7250 \[T]/
Holy Konchu and who decided that
@@mistermegalo how many souls would a soul of dedede net me?
@@itzplant3196 not as many as you'll lose dying to me
Keen mind. The thing is I let the player retroactively ask me questions. "Did that man have any holy symbols on him?" and ill answer that question
Tough says it also applies retroactively: meaning as soon as you take the feat you add +2 hp for every level you already have, and then you continue to add +2 each level
I feel like people misunderstand what Keen Mind can do, especially if you're an illusionist or a conjurer. It gives you savant level photographic memory, among other things. You saw an NPC pull out a key? You can later conjure a key that will work PERFECTLY. Cast illusions that are 100% accurate. This is a great RP tool.
Sentinel + pole arm mastery = opportunity attack on entering a range with reach that stops them in their track outside of their reach. Allowing you to attack for free then move 5 feet away without disengaging cause you aren’t in their reach.
The only time someone can actually get close enough to attack is bows spells Spears or if your opportunity attack misses or your reaction is spent from you protecting your allies.
AKA, use a spear the way a spear is actually meant to be used and make melee attacks against you so rare that as long as all ranged targets are focused. You will never get hurt ever.
All at level 4 cause you are a basic human fighter.
Stumbled on this entirely by accident and I remember my mind just filling with possibilities, bottleneck a 20ft wide corridor, nobody can get past you, it's insane.
additionally, if you're a cleric and your dm is super super nice, this'll stack with spirit guardians, pushing the range out even further, I just wish there was some possible way to pick up additional reactions, but I haven't found one yet
"The Alert feat makes it so rogues can't sneak attack you"
Is this another houserule of yours? Because by raw and rai, there are definitely more ways for a rogue to sneak attack someone without them being surprised.
He means the SNEAK part of SNEAK ATTACK. A solo Rogue can't get a buddy within 5ft
Even still, Assassin Rogues lose their auto-crit against a surprised person
If you do more to the Tabaxi Mobile thing, you can get over 5000 ft per round
If thats true, then the Tabaxi is moving over 800mph, which is faster than the speed of sound.
@@spiralfeather966 and would that be a problem?
@@spiralfeather966 If I did the math right, 5800 feet per round (which is the fastest I've seen people get even in theory) is 1060 km/h, or just short of the speed of sound.
Whats fun is me and a few nerds found that if you hit a wall or anything can cause huge dmg. Since m*v=P=F*delta t. And since lets say you hit a wall so the time the force is applyed over is super small. 80kg monk going 1125ft/s -> 343m/s = 27440kgm/s. Thats your momentum. 27440=F* assumed .6 seconds -> 4574N of force on impact. Thats 1027 pounds of force hitting said solid object. Perspective : the average car going 30mph hitting a wall is only about 500 pounds of force. This speed build isnt even min maxed
@Spiral Feather
Rollin' around at the speed of sound! Got places to go, gotta follow my rainbow! Can't stick around have to keep moving on! Guess what lies ahead? Only one way to find out!
Super late but Keen Mind also gives your character *perfect* memorization of everything for an entire month, which is disgustingly useful in an RP-heavy campaign, or one where you're frequently exposed to magical scrolls or things of the like.
copying a scroll as wizard still uses the scroll in ly knowledge RAW?
But reading the enemies spell books should allow depending on Dm to copy them . . .
4:38 Imagine looking to your DM and being like "so since I'm moving 127mph when I hit him, does that do bonus force damage?"
IMO savage attacker is great on paladin's because they can smite stuff, then, if they don't do enough damage, smite again and always get the better roll.
With the magic initiate feat I’m just imagining a barbarian using viscous mockery against someone.
"All NINETY-FIVE feats!"
*pathfinder grinning from the shadows*
*3.5 cackling in the distance*
Guys, 3.5/PF feats are comparable to 5e feats only in name. Improved Initiative vs Alert is a clear example. 5e feats are an optional rule, you generally play with 1 or 0 of them, and they're all powerful compared to the single feature feats from 3.5/PF.
@@cm01 Spell Sniper+War Caster+Resilient=lots of fun
@@Mare_Man *4th edition Laughing his arse out with its 4223 feats*
@@Mugthraka Hey 3.5 has a couple thousand too and they actually matter unlike 4e
Oh also @Caleb M 5e feats are terribly unimpactful compared to 3.5/PF. Yes, the worst feats are worse but nobody takes those. In the most measurable sense, in 3.5/PF a decent feat multiplies your damage by 1.3-1.5; a good one doubles it. And that level of "good' is still applicable for other effects; Improved Initiative is alright, but you can get +6-+8 from Noble Scion, or +2 and a better animal companion from Psicrystal Affinity/+4/+2 and a familiar from Familiar Bond/Obtain Familiar, etc.
Regarding Mage Slayer. Forcing a Mage to gtfo with Misty Step means he aint casting anything higher than a cantrip on that turn. And you got to slap his face when he Misty Stepped.
You attack them once they cast the spell, so you wouldn't be able to attack an enemy that Misty Stepped.
From Mage Slayer:
• When a creature within 5 feet of you casts a spell, you can use your reaction to make a melee weapon attack against that creature.
Last I checked, Misty Step is a spell. If he is within 5f of you and casts Misty Step, you can use your reaction to slap him.
@@TheTriforceDragon But as it mentions, he cast the spell, meaning he isn't right beside you, he is gone.
Right, sorry, didnt consider that part. Still, stupid wording if you ask me, because is the whole idea not that you make use of the mages opening as he starts casting the spell to attack, not wait for him to finish?
@@TheTriforceDragon Normally the reaction attack goes first, though some feats flat out state this so guess its a GM call as to which effect goes first.
Resilient (WIS) actually worked really well for me. My Battlemaster took it and it saved his ass so many times since the DM really liked to throw charm spells at the party
4:30 and if they have two levels in Rouge He can take the dash action and double the amount (before the first dashing)
?? You mean dash action as bonus action ?? Monk can already do that... or am I misssing something?
Shield Master is a feat I’ve really taken a liking to. Sure it’s kinda like a poor man’s Evasion, but for a Fighter or a Paladin who potentially already have a super high AC, you now have a defense against your biggest weakness of AoE attacks. Plus you can literally emulate all those pictures of the knight blocking dragon fire with his shield and that’s cool as shit.
"95 feats is a lot"
*Laughs in Pathfinder*
My opinions if anyone is interested:
I feel like Actor is also nice with assassin in my experience.
Duel Wielder is essential for various melee builds.
Great Weapon Master is almost a must-take for many Barbarians.
Keen Mind is actually very good for wizards - photographic memory comes in super useful
Mage Slayer is usable with a monk build in my experience
Resilient is obviously very good
I found mage slayer paired with war caster is quite useful against any magic foe
A melee focused Horizon Walker Ranger can keep in a Mage's face quite easily and is hard for enemies to keep away from the mage.
Actor is situational at best, you have to know what the campaign will be like before hand and know how the DM deals with this kind of thing.
Yeah, I was kind of surprised when Great Weapons Master was listed as "meh" here when it is literally the #1 feat on top 10 lists for all the most famous D&D channels on TH-cam. I think he skimmed the feats and had never seen it in a game before. Virtually all paladins, fighters, and barbarians automatically take it and having it at level 1 is single handedly why variant humans are more popular than any other race. Even clerics, druids, rangers, bards, and melee spellcasters can use it to great effect because it's so easy to offset the penalty through one of the many ways to get advantage on attack rolls.
Quién Será I would like to possibly build a doppelgänger bard, would you take actor for that?
Resilient (not "Resiliant") is actually a really great feat for most games. Have a bad score in a common saving throw stat? Well, you get a +1 to that stat and up to a +6 on saving throws with it.
But Magic Initiate gets you that sweet eldritch blast that you can't use because you're stunned again.
Of course you can use it. The DM is the one shooting them, of course.
Spell Sniper on a Warlock is great because then I take Eldritch Spear and get a range of 600 feet. But if you really want to screw with people, go Wizard, get Spell Sniper, and take the Lore Master school and Melf's Acid Arrow. Now you can blast people from two miles away, and they take half damage even if you miss.
But Magic Initiate is my favorite for flavor because it basically turns every first-level spell into a feat.
"Lucky, you just stop fucking rolling bad"
I've never heard a shorter or more accurate description of Lucky EVER
Unfortunately, you can't stack Martial Adept RAW, since it doesn't say you can in the feat.
Literally the only feat in the PHB(And I think every other feat in every other book) that says you can take it more than once is Elemental Adept.
The only exception is the "x-touched" feats, and the "magic initiate" feats, so long as you take a different class each time
At least you can on DnDBeyond
"Charger: the whole world turns into sparta and you become an agitated rhinoceros" that one is my favorite by far and makes me crack up everytim without fail. Simply genius.
Hilarious, great takes! But you SEVERELY underrate: Great Weapon Master, Polearm Master, Sharpshooter, & Crossbow Expert
As a dm and a player, I think Keen Mind is one of the best feats.
Because of how it specifies, you don’t know the time of day or what direction is north inherently. As far as I am aware there aren’t rules for even determining the time of day or north. I took it, even when I had a lenient dm because I want to be the character that knows everything. Pair it with changeling and actor and you don’t just look and act like them, you remember every you and anyone else have said and become the perfect spy.
I currently have a Dragonborn Wizard with the Sage background and Linguist, seven languages. The homebrew campaign revolves around portals to different planes so his languages experience helps talk to any elementals or celestials we meet, and his regular languages help him find extra spells in spellbooks from most races.
Got a new character as backup who is a paladin with the polearm feat and a halberd, great for area denial.
..may the gold that is _defensive duelist_ remain undiscovered.
*Sentinel
No spelling mistake gets away, period.
Tough is actually a better feat to take later on in case you notice you haven't been rolling well for your HP every level. It grants +2 HP/level and gets substantially more enticing as you climb in level since it does grant the health retroactively (aka at level 8 it gives you 16 HP).
0:27 or a warlock with the mask of many faces
if you have the "eldritch spear" invocation and the spell sniper feat you can also hit someone hiding behind a tree 600ft. away
War caster is great for druid too. W/Circle of the Moon, you can cast moonbeam or other damage-making concentration spell as an action, bonus action into a bear or harry-nosed wombat, and move. War Cast helps keep that concentration going.
Think mage slayer is underestimated here. On say a rogue it lets you sneak or dash your way to an annoying spellcaster, advantage + evasion dodge any harmful dex save spells, and if they do happen to misty step you hit them with a sneak attack hit as a reaction likely breaking their concentration on some important battle spell.
or give it to monk so that they can stunning strike and potentially stop the enemy's turn after they teleport, allowing you to close in before they can get away (note, of course, that the monk can usually catch up anyways, but this allows the entire party to catch up in max 2 rounds (in a normal battle with a slightly larger battleground), or 1 round most of the time, with the odd straggler having to dash.
My personal favourite use is making a wrestler character that specializes in grappling. It’s fun because mages are scrawny and can’t escape your grapples.
Also, never forget that forcing the mage to use Misty Step to escape from melee leaves the mage with just cantrips for the rest of that turn. This is huge.
Meeting with a public game group for the first time next week, I'm gonna show up with a Jack Black Bard build with Actor. I'll always have a set of monk's robes, a luchador's outfit, and a school teacher's uniform on me at all times. Time to learn a good Jables impression
Cool use for keen mind:
*Be wizard with a familiar.
*Familiar scouts dungeon.
*You memorize dungeon layout with keen mind and seeing through the eyes of your familiar.
*Cast minor illusion and make a 3D map of the dungeon for everyone to reference.
(Yes I got this from Reddit)
Fun little bonus to Durable: its excellent on Barbarians. Most will have +5 CON, meaning the lowest a hit die can heal them is 10. Combine with Dwarven Fortitude, and Dwarven Barbarians can straight up do max Second Wind. At level 20, they heal at full capacity
I lost it at: "Let's you kite as kalista did before they patched her" - RIP Kalista
Just wanted to say thanks, his video saved my ass while last-minute levelling before a session!
My #1 use of magic initiate is to take Wizard and make your spell Find Familiar. Take whatever cantrips you want, but you can never go wrong with Prestidigitation and Minor Illusion.
Some may say 'pick Warlock for Eldritch Blast' and that's valid I guess, but the meme-tier occult mg-42 that is Eldritch Blast partially relies on Warlock class features, and without them it's just a better-than-average attack cantrip.
For Spell Sniper you could also take Chill Touch to a) prevent enemies from healing/regenerating for a round, b) for preventing your party from suspecting you to be a Warlock (in witch hunting settings), or c) because you already have Eldritch Blast.
trying to create a monk whos entire purpose for adventuring is breaking the sound barrier
Thank you Logan, very cool!!!!
I was drawing when i heard the kalista part:
i collapsed due excessive laughs
You'd think having Fire Elemental Adept would be great since so many things are fire resistant.
"Mounted Combat is useless if you can't take your mount anywhere"
*looks at his homebrew, where Chocobos can be independant mounts by existing*
>Saying resiliant is lame
Ok bud
Mobile on a tabaxi monk is like that scene in Over the Hedge when the squirrel trys caffeine.
3:20 so you can choose any cantrip from any class?
does this include eldritch blast?
edit: YES YOU GOD DAMN CAN
WIch makes little sense RP wise, but yeah since EB is just a cantrip and not a class feature...
Keen Mind is actually great for rogues who want to forge signatures. I played a campaign as an adaptation of the Monopoly man; gotta collect all those building deeds that the original owners totally, definitely signed over to me.
What class would the monopoly man be
Fun thing about War Caster and Booming Blade:
If you use your Opportunity Attack to cast Booming Blade with War Caster, it automatically triggers Booming Blade's damage. At 17th level, that can mean an extra 7d8 damage on your opportunity attack.
I don't know how you did your math for the speedi cat sonic but this is the math I got, 70*2*2*2 560*2 for dash 1 so 1120 and then we add the other dash for haste so 2240 and then the other dash because past level five to 3360, this can be increased by one level of wizard, warlock, or sorcerer with expeditious retreat to 4480. this would be about 747 feet per second or over half the speed of sound or 509 m/h. they would be able to catch an arrow out of mid air and throw it back twice as fast
Taking feats for roleplay purposes > taking feats for a stronger character
Yes and I want to roleplay the fastest thing alive! TABAXI MONK FTW!
I take my domian or paths by Rp purposes, same as feats, makes me love my character even more
Hey now, Grapple won me a lot of fights with my halfling-sized Lizardfolk Ranger. He shined most in his ability to sneak up on opponents, Grapple them then bite their throats. After the Goblin incident, it became my signature attack with that character.
HAHAHA!!! I only now saw AND understood the Prestidigitation reference @3:30. Well played. Well played, indeed.
You can't stack feats unless it says you can. Which, I believe is just Elemental Adept?
So, basically, for Martial Adept; no, you basically just take it on battlemaster, and nothing else.
((if that's just your houserule though that's understandable it is a bad feat without being able to stack it unless you're BM))
Skulker is actually amazing if your DM pays attention to dim light modifiers, and when playing a rogue who likes to shoot from hiding.
nothing beats a Nomad Mystic with SharpShooter. Like seriously you never miss
Sentinal is such a badass feat. Like, not only is it good, but like the picture used depicts, you just become this (optionally) unmoving statue that royally fucks everyone who dares to look away from you or your friends. REALLY nice ability for a beefy cleric. Trust me, your team will worship you more than you worship that god you googled up for your cleric and know nothing about.
i loved this mini series i would like to see his reaction to the feats that have come out since
The spelling hurts my head, please message me and I'll proofread your video before you post it.
Sentinel + Polearm Master is my favorite feat combination. With both it means that, if you have a polearm as your weapon, you basically have a 10ft radius around you where most enemies can't escape barring bad rolls on your part.
1:45 We sometimes houserule that Elemental Adept turns Immunities into Resistances for said Element, usually on Characters that have specifically said at the start of the game "I really only want to use fire/lightning/ice"
Warcaster is amazing on all casters but especially on draconian sorcerers. That magical opportunity attack is the real kicker. You can either stand in my investiture of flame aura, or take a fire bolt to the face. And proficiency AND advantage on those con saves means I’m NEVER losing those spells. In the campaign where I took it I don’t think I lost concentration once.
6:42
Why no one cares about Bladesingers?
And valor bards
My first character is a battle smith. I took dungeon delver because it sounds practical and like something an artificer would have knowledge about. That said he also has 16STR 14CON and 16INT. I'm making him a frontline support tank utility caster. At first I took 14con as a joke because he's an alcoholic and has a hearty liver but then as I saw the party comp and filled out my character sheet more it made sense.
So you sometimes censor words, and sometimes you do not. When you do decide to, you use an annoying beep instead of dead air?
0:11 he forgot to put points into intelligence
"Magic Initiate lets you choose (spells) from any class"
.....except Ranger and Paladin. So unfortunately you're not getting Hunter's Mark or anything exclusive to those classes.
I stopped following you when I heard you say Resilient was useless
*cough* Resilient(Con) for any caster that isn't a Sorcerer, come on man
Ageed, I always take it with my dwarven forge cleric - a perfect top-off for uneven con. Well, at level 8. At level 4 I take lucky :P
everyones laughing at the druid until they run away and take a flaming sphere to the head.
I fucking love observant
"okayyyy whats your passive perception again?"
"27"
"I- what the fuck"
Rogues don't lose sneak attack if you have Alert. If they attack from an unseen location, whether or not you're surprised, you'll still get Sneak Attacked. However, the Assassin subclass does have a feature that turns every hit on a surprised target into a critical strike.
1:08 replace the horse with a riding dog, the kite shield with a buckler, and make one of those a spear and that was my first DND character... of course, he was a Lizzardfolk druid. lol
Tough works retroactively. So if you take it at 8th level you get boosted up 32 health instantly.
Defensive Duelist is amazing. My DM could barely touch me for most of the adventure, and in 5E, where AC is hard to come by, then a +3 or +4 is amazing.
I am a cleric (Grave) with the healer feat and it’s amazing!
After battle I can heal everyone up without using spell slots it’s really amazing. Then if they need a healing spell I can do that too.
I love how for the paladin knowing prestidigitation threw an egg
Very good video for beginners, but some clarification so they won't be surprised with "wait, it does work that way?":
- grappler: You can shove-to-prone enemy without making yourself restrained, no feat needed. It's good only if you really want enemy to have disadvantage on dex saving throw. Including yourself.
- Sentinel: The enemy running away part only works against disengage and it was stated it was intended to work that way. Mobile feat, Mantle of Inspiration etc. still allows others to run way without taking AoO. Still an amazing feat.
- Resilient: Well..... it's good feat if failing it usually harm you more than just whatever was tossed at you. Like concentration for... ESPECIALLY THE WIZARD
I reall love the Inspiring leader feat, and it goes awesome with the Celestial Warlocks level 10 feature.
Starting level 10, after each short rest you party gets 10 temp HP (you get 15) and after the first fight, you just spend 10 minutes to tell everyone that they are awesome and they get another 15 temp HP. Thats 25 extra HP for everyone in your party (30 for you) every short rest. With just a 4 man party size thats more than 100 healing that doesnt need to be done.
And you can repeat it after every short rest.
If you really want to make healers useless, take 3 levels in divine sorcerer next and learn aid, which you then cast before each short rest with your level 5 warlock spell slot for another 20 extra HP, which stack with temp HP because they are not temp but increased maximum.
You can't stack temp hp
@@Rialster Aid doesnt give Temp HP, they raise your max HP, which is why you can stack Aid with Temp HP.
You can also go 2 levels into Rogue to give that Tabaxi Monk the ability to dash a third time as a bonus action. (Assuming they also use their hasted action to dash)
Had a smuggler in hackmaster based on stacking movement and various mobility spells who capped out at something like 180mph. He died to a failed dex check while trying to vault over a city wall going max speed and tripped on landing, he skidded so far that the party on the outside still made a clean getaway with the goods though.
Eldritch spear invocation (300ft), spell sniper (600ft), and sorcerer distant spell (1200ft), you can actually hit that tabaxi monk that ran away. Or you can individually kill everyone on a castle wall without them knowing what is happening. Like a true sniper.
I just took resilient on my cleric. I passed over 10 concentration check when I got surrounded. I had spirt guardins up.
4:07 “Ferb, I know what we’re gonna do today”
Got a great laugh out of the sonic monk joke at 4:47.
War caster is INCREDIBLE for a War Magic wizard. Delvin Jaspy is a level 10 wizard who is ripping through the underdark, definitely recommend!
A little error on the Martial Adept feat. The superiority dice regenerates on a Short or Long rest.
So essentially you can get a ton of mileage out of it depending on how often your DM lets you short rest. Plus, more damage is always nice, and Maneuvers are especially good for peeps who want to provide more utility for their allies, they can just take a Maneuver that says "When you hit with a weapon attack" that has an immediate effect so that they don't have to worry about the target saving against it and essentially nullifying that one cool thing they could do until the next Short/Long rest.
I find it works best on a rogue, take precise strike and something else you will never use. If you know you are close to the enemy AC but still miss roll to hit add as much as 4d8+10d6+5 damage a short rest that way, which is well worth the feat.
Did a little bit of my own math for funsies on the mobile feet. 70X2X2X2 (Base movement, haste, boots of speed, feline agilty) is ONE MOVE ACTION, which gives you 560 feet. Taking the dash action for another X2 gives you 1120, but that is not AS fast as you can go, because bonus actions exist. Monks can dash as a bonus action, but it requires resources, so lets say for the sake of argument that our kitty cat monk took two levels in rogue for the cunning action ability, allowing them to dash as a bonus action for free. This bumps the first 6 seconds of movement to 1680 feet. About a third of a mile. BUT, haste lasts for a minute, and the boots of speed last for 10. You lose one of your 2X multipliers from needing to not move for a round to get feline agility back, but lets assume we don't do that till the stun hits from dropping Haste. We're down to 280 feet per move action, so 840 feet per round. 9 Rounds of that give you 7560 feet of movement.... about 1.42 miles. Add the first six seconds, and you get exactly 1.75 miles in one minute. After the haste drops and you're stunned for 6 seconds. During this time you get your feline agility back for another 840 feet of movement, which drops to 420 thereafter. After that you've still got about 8 minutes and 54 seconds worth of that speed. So for the next 89 rounds, give or take, you're moving 37380 feet before your boots of speed run out. Another 7.08 miles, give or take. Plus the initial 1.75 gives you about 8.83 miles traveled in ten minutes, 60 minutes per hour, and you've got a total average speed of about 53 miles per hour. Not quite as insane sounding as what it would be if you could sustain that initial 1680 number for the whole 10 minutes, but averaging highways speeds on bare feet is something to be commended.