Also really like this class mix. I do feel like a DM facilitating the building of this class could let the player buy things like explosives and then this could be a fun Gloomstalker/Kensai multiclass for better powerbuilding, but you would still run into the armor issue and like you always say, you can't rely on the DM giving you stuff for accurate builds. But maybe it would be fun to revisit a build under the assumption the DM will allow some magic items from the books? Idk the criteria, but it could be a fun to do.
Ooooh I love how you are sharing your thoughts process! Please do it more in the future, it really help understanding your choices and who knows, maybe you'll receive less heat from your toxic "fans" doing so!
Jason Alt-Build Race: Half-Elf because of his mutation in the Lazarus Pit and from Venom. Background: Urchin Class Breakdown: Rogue Thief 12 Barbarian Berserker 8 Feats: Tavern Brawler or the Unarmed Fighting UA Sharpshooter Crossbow Expert While not optimal because they don't synergize perfectly, you'd get 8 skills, 4 of which have expertise, solid damage at range and good melee options, along with rage standing in for Venom, and he would have good mobility though not as much as his brothers, being more of a bruiser than a boxer.
While thematically appropriate, you're choosing between three weapons at any given time- unarmed attacks which can't benefit from Sneak Attacks(from Tavern Brawler since Unarmed Fighting is a Fighting Style and neither class gets one), crossbow attacks which can't benefit from Rage, or finesse weapon attacks. You could also use a finesse weapon to attack and then fire the crossbow, but you wouldn't have a free hand to reload it, and unarmed attacks don't trigger Crossbow Expert.
@@soysaucerb yeah, it is a drag, but my line if thought is for weapon switching is Jason hits hard at a distance, and is more brutal up close, so while SA doesn't synergize and Rage doesn't help the Rogue abilities really, it would be close to it. Honestly most superheroes are more like Monsters than PCs in terms of abilities and prowess.
Rage absolutely does help the Rogue abilities, as Tulok explores in his Jason Voorhees video. Summary: If you're using your Strength modifier to hit with a Finesse weapon (and using Reckless Attack to get advantage), you're satisfying the requirements for both the Rage bonus and Sneak Attack.
@@soysaucerb I actually like the barb-rogue mix for this when you look at the sneak attack and the issues with reloading. It means if you have no free action to draw/store the knife you need to use the possibly less damaging fists that don't get sneak attack but you are rewarded for using that free action with the knife accurately. That depends on how the DM adjudicates the ammo property though, because I would personally say you can draw the knife but must put it away before firing, and maybe let a player roll some slight of hand to reload while carrying the knife. But like Tulok usually says, you can't assume the DM will let you do something just because it's cool.
The worst thing about a cool helmet is that it would hide a handsome half-orc face. Pros: Relentless endurance is sorta like a Lazurus pit, free darkvision for nightwork, intimidation and a boost to strength and con. Plus half orcs are hot Cons: You lose the free feat, and with no starting boosts to the stats you need you're gonna be pressed for ASIs. Verdict: Half-orcs are hot, play a half-orc Red Hood
"A robin by any other name would still tweet" - Clearly as a former robin, he is still a robin, and to be a robin, you must shapeshift, meaning he is a druid
Given Jason's, one could say, recklessness when fighting in melee and his use of venom to bolster his strength, I would argue that a level or two of barbarian would have fit quite nicely into this build. You could even go with three levels if you want to emphasize his anger issues (berserker) or his return from the dead (zealot).
Finally! Love red hood! Also, fun idea. Building the Winchester brothers from supernatural. They are monster hunters but have raised the dead and have made deals with devils and angels. Also if he hasn’t seen it Turlok would get to research by binging. Idk if people consider that for some builds. Good show btw
They don't use much in the way of magic themselves, unless you want to count Castiel as a summon. They get their magical items from others and the closest thing to a spell they use is the Exorcism ritual, which is more lore-based (and probably a combined Religion and Performance check). There is a Monster Hunter sub-class which seems on-brand (though I would stop at 7th level. Alternately some levels of Ranger given that they spend a lot of time tracking things down and are called 'Hunters' (this means you'd be dex-focused which works better with the suggested multi-classes). You could certainly argue for a Warlock dip for Sam, though his powers kind of disappear after doing one big thing with them. Some Rogue levels might be good for Dean given his general handiness (and propensity to backstab), and I'd argue Lore Bard for Sam as he went to College and it shows. Assassin Rogue for Dean, maybe, for the feature that lets you create a false identity. He does that a lot. It also fits given that most of the fights are decided by a well-timed sneak attack. You could take Variant Human or Revenant for either of them. Lord knows they've died enough. Disguise Kit and Thief's Tools proficiencies in there somewhere, and between the two of them there should be Investigation, Perception, Religion, and Arcana proficiencies. Probably both of them pick up the Crossbow Expert feat. I'd call Dean a Monster Hunter 11/Assasin Rogue 9 as this gives him both Extra Attack 2 and Infiltration Expertise (fake IDs). You can use a dex weapon (your hand crossbow [gun] or a knife) with little worry about losing out on damage as most of that comes from Sneak Attack and Superiority Die. The Indomitable letting your re-roll a saving throw is pretty great and in-character, too. I know I suggested Lore Bard for Sam, but given the lack of magic he uses post season five you could just take the Scholar background instead and use the same build for both of them.
I love this build so much, I personally built Jason as 11 gunslinger 9 assassin and worked with my dm on his bullets being magical. However I know you use only official content as well if it exists there’s probably a homebrew if it somewhere and CR as much as I love it is glorified semi cannon homebrew. If I were to rebuild Jason using only official stuff I’d probably make him something close to this and I really enjoy that
I TOTALLY forgot this channel was like the whole place i found out about Dimension 20 (thanks for that vid btw, huge effect on my quarantine for the better) and then you dropped that reference here. Thank you.
I know you made this like 3 years ago but thanks so much!!! Red Hood is my all time favorite Batman character and I'm so glad you used that mega DnD brain of yours to give me some neat ideas! Keep at it!
You could also easily replace Archery for Unarmed Fighting as the chosen Fighting Style if you want to be a bit more versatile in your range. Just be mindful that your punches aren't magical unless you somehow got that one magic tattoo from a recent Unearthed Arcana, which is unlikely.
Red Hood actually uses pistols as his primary weapon, though. It was just a play on a Smash Bros meme from the Joker moveset reveal. Incidentally, the other Joker was the OG Red Hood.
@@laclaypool7651 mallory as mastermind rogue, cyril is artillerist artificer and creation bard, Pam is drunken master monk and berserker barbarian. Don't know how to do the others
Small part of the audience hearing War Guy: I understood that reference! I feel like Jason was a War Guy waiting to happen. Definitely wouldn't cut it as a Seed Guy
1:31 actually he did die and was brought back to life when Superboy prime punched reality. The Lazarus pit was a retcon made for the movie because they didn't want to explain Superboy prime when he has no consequence in the story except bringing Jason back to life
Jason Todd is one of my favorite characters thank you for giving your idea on making him in DnD. I made my own version prior to this video and you gave me alot of ideas on hiw to reflavor and retool him. I forgot about Gloom Stalker so that may save me a couple of levels.
Great job as always! But god, that Undead Warlock build would've been incredible to see in action - he's even got a built-in Form of Dread in the form of taking off his helmet to reveal his Robin mask! Either way though, I honestly went in expecting Gunslinger Fighter, and in both the build and the Alt options, I'm pleasantly surprised. Looking forward to seeing what else you've got in store!
I made a knock-off Red Hood for a Spelljammer campaign last year. I like the build you went with, but I personally went with a Variant Human Inquisitive Rogue / Kensai Monk multiclass. My pistols, daggers, and shurikens were my Kensai / Monk weapons and I grabbed the Sharpshooter feat to buff them up a bit. Some of my unarmed strikes were flavored as pistol whips since Jason likes to get personal sometimes. My DM was also fortunate enough to give me a Rope of Climbing that we flavored as a grappling gun.
I honestly though this would be some kind of fighetr/artifer/rouge, but this was so much cooler. I never expect ranger to be a part of it but I'm so glad it was. You content always amazes me!
Thank you, I thought I saw something. Went back and then forgot the guys name. Cant wait for that build to come out, let's hope it'll be here sooner than the Anderson Cooper build!
Nice! Red Hood is one of my favourite characters in comic books, possibly in media in general, so it's gonna be fun to see what you've come up with. My guess is Monk and Fighter will be involved somehow. Edit: Well, I was completely wrong. I can see how that combo worked out perfectly, I might just have to "borrow" this build for a future campaign, this looks like it could be a ton of fun!
I can't wait to see Tulok tackle the rest of the Robins and Batgirls, they deserve love too,I'm especially can't wait to see him Tackle Tim as I think he's more an Artificer than Jason but it still makes sense for Jason to be an Artillerist.
My favorite Dc character ... Thank ,, Tulok ... My Tiefling Lurker of the Deep Warlock use a Flintlock pistol as Arcane focus ... give from his Patron ... It work make gun into arcane focus
Havent watched yet im execited to see it but i want to guess artificer, rogue combo, his highest stats would be dex and int probably and he would use his various gadgets to greater effect in stealth. Plus he always pulls out those pistols when he really wants to throw down.
I was honestly thinking armorer artificer, not the guardian but infiltrator, get a ranged weapon you can reflavor as a gun, get good AC, increased movement speed, and stealth, sure Jason's armor wouldn't normally classify as heavy armor, but the infiltrator armor is designed to be a more sleek style heavy armor based on its descriptions. As well as the ability to have multiple infusions on each piece allowing for night vision healmet, boots of elven kind, and plenty of other things.
I think you'd need that level in monk to round things out. Jason Todd is an unarmed monster even if he's not as good as Batman, plus the martial arts feature would let you use DEX for athletics stuff. The red helmet can just be a flavored mask and probably still have some kind of infusion on it
"There wasn't any way to get hand to hand combat" Wait, Rangers don't have Unarmed Fighting in their fighting styles? Tulok, you're using CFV, people can just swap those two around to get what they need off Jason
@@mikhailthegreatestdragon3627 Paladins don't have it either. It's a fighting style so both Paladins and Rangers could have it but rules as written only Fighters can.
I will say, I didn't know all you were pulling from, but I actually think you could have snuck in some Hexblade Warlock, given his comicbook counterpart actually does have magical Swords called the All Blades, powered by his Soul. Or honestly, the Undead Warlock could have worked with Pact of The Blade, but you're right on the no Fireball thing. Though, to be honest, Jason doesn't really have anything I would call "Fireball" level in character, but I do like seeing my boy shine. Interestingly enough, I'm playing an Artillirist right now, and could realistically make this build for my Elemental Plane campaign. So...thanks!
Yeaaaaah the Artificer spell list is definitely the weirdest thing about it. I was also perplexed about the usually weak Fog Cloud not being an option since it wouldn't really help that much outside of flavor or specific builds (Armorer stealth build is kinda f*cked without Stealth proficiency and Fog Cloud it really should be two seperate subclasses or more focused or something), and it's disappointing that you can't use Arcane Firearm to enhance a Booming Blade or Green-Flame Blade cantrip since they aren't options either (No gish for you).
Vash the Stampede from Trigun or John Rambo, since he got a guest appearance in Mortal Kombat 11. Edit: Also, Jason can have unarmed ability without Monk using the Arcane Propulsion Armour. Punching deals a d8 of force damage and the armour replaces lost limbs, so if you want Jason with a robot arm, you can do that.
This is probably not the best “in-character” move but at first through Ranger I would dual wield crossbows and ask my DM if I could reload both of them with my bonus action at once so at 3rd level you can Dread Ambush and get both crossbow shots out and afterwards reload. Plus I would reflavor the eldritch cannon as a Tiny double barrel/pump action shotgun for the force ballista. Not super in character but it certainly is creative and imaginative and useful
I think this build could also be used for Deacon St John, hero of Days Gone, with a few adaptations. Ranger covers the archery & tracking, Artificer the crafting of various bombs & bike repair. Still, if you wanted to do an official build for the character, I’d support it. :)
Finally my favorite DC character love the build glad you didn't do undead warlock since the who lazarus pit bringing him back was just the movie reason not the real reason he was brought back granted the real reason is kinda ridiculous eitherway love the build.
Red Hood. This is probably not going to be one of my best guesses I don't think... Race: Variant human. Technically Revenant could also work here, mak him a revanent and make his goal "kill Joker" if you want but as far as I know revanents come back through their own will and malice,you were revived with a magic jacuzzi. Background: Probably soldier or B.Y.O.B. for Athletics and Intimidation Stats: #1: Dexterity: He was trained by Batman to be acrobatic and to leap and dive through the city and to use basically boomerangs as his primary weapon, but this time since it's Red Hood you don't even need to use knives reflavored as other things. #2: Intelligence: Being raised and trained by Batman will do that. #3: Wisdom: He's trained at least partially to be a detective. Plus if you regularly fought people with guns while you were wearing a glorified halloween costume and didn't get shot, you're pretty prceptive, at least nough to not be in front of the gun when it's fired. #4: Constitution: He's wearing body armor comperable to Batman which, in most to all cannon's I've seen, can stop higher powered bullet's than it has any right to. Not to mention how surprisingly well you took a crowbar to the face and ribs several times. #5: Strength: Being raised by Batman, Red Hood is a big fan of punching people in the fac and is really good at it. #6: Charisma: Similarly to Grodd, you'd think a psycho running around murdering people would be a bigger deal and don't get me wrong, he's plenty scary but when you've got people like Joker, Killer Crock, and Bane? Well I'd rather be on Red Hood's bad side than Jokers. And for the othr side of Charisma? No. Just no. Classes: - Battlemaster fighter with either the Archery or the Close Quarters Shooter fighting styles, maybe both, and the crossbow expert feat. - Battlesmith Artillerist. Look, I've guessed Artificer for a lot of these and I'm always wrong so I don't know why I still do it but I do. Anyway, While Red Hood mostly sticks to guns and knives he also has some stuff you can't buy at Walmart. He's definetely not on good enough terms with Bruce to get it made at Wayne Enterprises and I doubt many people would be willing to work with him to make his tech which basically leaves him to make it himself.
"Imagine what you could get done in a whole evening"
HE SAID IT, HE SAID THE THING, THE COOL THING
The Ice Climbers are becoming the mascot of this channel, almost overshadowing the Barbrarian build itself.
Can't say that I do not approve of that.
Yes! A Conan: The Barbarian build... Arnold Schwarzenegger's 1982 extended edition version with director commentary for added info into themes
"Why is he okay with grenades but not guns?"
Because some days you just can't get rid of a bomb.
also, what's going to actually damage solomon grundy? an explosion or a boomerang?
What an amazing callback
@@sigurdgram An exploding boomerang.
@@SapphWolf Finally, something Captain Boomerang is good for.
"After a tragedy it is perfectly natural for a ranger to become a war guy."
Is that a Crown of Candy ref? :D
Hell yeah. Not a seed guy anymore.
Def was. Sometimes you have to move on from being a seed guy
Red Hood loves watching people shit and piss
slammed down big style
Where is your Bulb now?
I appreciate the Dimension 20 reference. Now if you excuse me, I'm going to go cry.
PRESTON!!!!!
Another settlement needs your help.
Don’t let your players have pets
@@guyvingelli9046 ... why?
@@teacooper6485 that’s what Brennan said in the first session. And then... the rest is history.
@@guyvingelli9046 ah yeah!!! Shit I remember now, thanks for clarifying :')
Totally expected rogue (assassin)/fighter/artificer (artillerist), and was pleasantly surprised to see ranger.
why would he be an artificer??
@@DerexWolfheart Gadgets and guns.
"Be hit with that bar."
First of all, how dare you!
I love it.
Also really like this class mix. I do feel like a DM facilitating the building of this class could let the player buy things like explosives and then this could be a fun Gloomstalker/Kensai multiclass for better powerbuilding, but you would still run into the armor issue and like you always say, you can't rely on the DM giving you stuff for accurate builds.
But maybe it would be fun to revisit a build under the assumption the DM will allow some magic items from the books? Idk the criteria, but it could be a fun to do.
Ooooh I love how you are sharing your thoughts process! Please do it more in the future, it really help understanding your choices and who knows, maybe you'll receive less heat from your toxic "fans" doing so!
Jason Alt-Build
Race: Half-Elf because of his mutation in the Lazarus Pit and from Venom.
Background: Urchin
Class Breakdown:
Rogue Thief 12
Barbarian Berserker 8
Feats:
Tavern Brawler or the Unarmed Fighting UA
Sharpshooter
Crossbow Expert
While not optimal because they don't synergize perfectly, you'd get 8 skills, 4 of which have expertise, solid damage at range and good melee options, along with rage standing in for Venom, and he would have good mobility though not as much as his brothers, being more of a bruiser than a boxer.
While thematically appropriate, you're choosing between three weapons at any given time- unarmed attacks which can't benefit from Sneak Attacks(from Tavern Brawler since Unarmed Fighting is a Fighting Style and neither class gets one), crossbow attacks which can't benefit from Rage, or finesse weapon attacks. You could also use a finesse weapon to attack and then fire the crossbow, but you wouldn't have a free hand to reload it, and unarmed attacks don't trigger Crossbow Expert.
@@soysaucerb yeah, it is a drag, but my line if thought is for weapon switching is Jason hits hard at a distance, and is more brutal up close, so while SA doesn't synergize and Rage doesn't help the Rogue abilities really, it would be close to it.
Honestly most superheroes are more like Monsters than PCs in terms of abilities and prowess.
Rage absolutely does help the Rogue abilities, as Tulok explores in his Jason Voorhees video. Summary: If you're using your Strength modifier to hit with a Finesse weapon (and using Reckless Attack to get advantage), you're satisfying the requirements for both the Rage bonus and Sneak Attack.
@@soysaucerb oh wow, missed that, that's good to know. Thanks!
@@soysaucerb I actually like the barb-rogue mix for this when you look at the sneak attack and the issues with reloading. It means if you have no free action to draw/store the knife you need to use the possibly less damaging fists that don't get sneak attack but you are rewarded for using that free action with the knife accurately.
That depends on how the DM adjudicates the ammo property though, because I would personally say you can draw the knife but must put it away before firing, and maybe let a player roll some slight of hand to reload while carrying the knife. But like Tulok usually says, you can't assume the DM will let you do something just because it's cool.
The worst thing about a cool helmet is that it would hide a handsome half-orc face.
Pros: Relentless endurance is sorta like a Lazurus pit, free darkvision for nightwork, intimidation and a boost to strength and con. Plus half orcs are hot
Cons: You lose the free feat, and with no starting boosts to the stats you need you're gonna be pressed for ASIs.
Verdict: Half-orcs are hot, play a half-orc Red Hood
I heard the Crown of Candy reference, and I also love my peppermint seed turned war turned back into seed guy
"A robin by any other name would still tweet" - Clearly as a former robin, he is still a robin, and to be a robin, you must shapeshift, meaning he is a druid
Given Jason's, one could say, recklessness when fighting in melee and his use of venom to bolster his strength, I would argue that a level or two of barbarian would have fit quite nicely into this build. You could even go with three levels if you want to emphasize his anger issues (berserker) or his return from the dead (zealot).
Finally! Love red hood! Also, fun idea. Building the Winchester brothers from supernatural. They are monster hunters but have raised the dead and have made deals with devils and angels. Also if he hasn’t seen it Turlok would get to research by binging. Idk if people consider that for some builds. Good show btw
They don't use much in the way of magic themselves, unless you want to count Castiel as a summon. They get their magical items from others and the closest thing to a spell they use is the Exorcism ritual, which is more lore-based (and probably a combined Religion and Performance check). There is a Monster Hunter sub-class which seems on-brand (though I would stop at 7th level. Alternately some levels of Ranger given that they spend a lot of time tracking things down and are called 'Hunters' (this means you'd be dex-focused which works better with the suggested multi-classes). You could certainly argue for a Warlock dip for Sam, though his powers kind of disappear after doing one big thing with them. Some Rogue levels might be good for Dean given his general handiness (and propensity to backstab), and I'd argue Lore Bard for Sam as he went to College and it shows. Assassin Rogue for Dean, maybe, for the feature that lets you create a false identity. He does that a lot. It also fits given that most of the fights are decided by a well-timed sneak attack.
You could take Variant Human or Revenant for either of them. Lord knows they've died enough. Disguise Kit and Thief's Tools proficiencies in there somewhere, and between the two of them there should be Investigation, Perception, Religion, and Arcana proficiencies. Probably both of them pick up the Crossbow Expert feat.
I'd call Dean a Monster Hunter 11/Assasin Rogue 9 as this gives him both Extra Attack 2 and Infiltration Expertise (fake IDs). You can use a dex weapon (your hand crossbow [gun] or a knife) with little worry about losing out on damage as most of that comes from Sneak Attack and Superiority Die. The Indomitable letting your re-roll a saving throw is pretty great and in-character, too.
I know I suggested Lore Bard for Sam, but given the lack of magic he uses post season five you could just take the Scholar background instead and use the same build for both of them.
The closest thing I'll get to a Red X build.
No don’t say that, he’s never outta the running
I just want to recreate my favorite Chaotic Neutral boy
I love this build so much, I personally built Jason as 11 gunslinger 9 assassin and worked with my dm on his bullets being magical. However I know you use only official content as well if it exists there’s probably a homebrew if it somewhere and CR as much as I love it is glorified semi cannon homebrew.
If I were to rebuild Jason using only official stuff I’d probably make him something close to this and I really enjoy that
I TOTALLY forgot this channel was like the whole place i found out about Dimension 20 (thanks for that vid btw, huge effect on my quarantine for the better) and then you dropped that reference here. Thank you.
Can I just say, I appreciate the alternate options you go over. It's nice to get a peek behind the curtain every now and then.
I know you made this like 3 years ago but thanks so much!!! Red Hood is my all time favorite Batman character and I'm so glad you used that mega DnD brain of yours to give me some neat ideas! Keep at it!
"Am I a war guy now?" *quiet sobs*
Red Hood? Nah nah nah. Silver hair. That's my fun little nickname for Anderson Cooper. Now THAT would be a cool build!
I feel like the concept is to alien, doing it would feel predatory, you know?
Hell yeah. ET build hype!
@@kingdomkey01 nice. I can’t wait for him to play the old E.T video game on his other channel
@@tulokthebarbrarian2033 foreshadow
@@tulokthebarbrarian2033 predator build?
You could also easily replace Archery for Unarmed Fighting as the chosen Fighting Style if you want to be a bit more versatile in your range. Just be mindful that your punches aren't magical unless you somehow got that one magic tattoo from a recent Unearthed Arcana, which is unlikely.
For his batarang, he uses a GUN!
Honestly, the build has proficiancy in all martial weapons so it could use darts for flavor, they just wouldn't be super good.
Red Hood actually uses pistols as his primary weapon, though. It was just a play on a Smash Bros meme from the Joker moveset reveal. Incidentally, the other Joker was the OG Red Hood.
Can we get a Sterling Archer build at some point? curious to see what you would make with that.
Inquisitive rogue lore bard? Low wis, but extra high charisma and slightly low dex good con and strength.
I need the whole cast as a DnD party....
@@laclaypool7651 mallory as mastermind rogue, cyril is artillerist artificer and creation bard, Pam is drunken master monk and berserker barbarian. Don't know how to do the others
@@Softbirb Cheryl is a great old one warlock/glam bard
Small part of the audience hearing War Guy: I understood that reference!
I feel like Jason was a War Guy waiting to happen. Definitely wouldn't cut it as a Seed Guy
Loved the crown of candy reference
1:31 actually he did die and was brought back to life when Superboy prime punched reality. The Lazarus pit was a retcon made for the movie because they didn't want to explain Superboy prime when he has no consequence in the story except bringing Jason back to life
So he didnt die and was brought back by the pit. Ok thx
@@umbracolt6364 even in the movie he died. He died in the comics and movie his method of resurrection was just different
Love that crown of candy reference
Gotta love that Crown of Candy reference.
Jason Todd is one of my favorite characters thank you for giving your idea on making him in DnD.
I made my own version prior to this video and you gave me alot of ideas on hiw to reflavor and retool him. I forgot about Gloom Stalker so that may save me a couple of levels.
I really appreciate the Crown Of Candy reference
Sick D20 reference there brother, just remember it's ok to be a seed guy too
Great job as always! But god, that Undead Warlock build would've been incredible to see in action - he's even got a built-in Form of Dread in the form of taking off his helmet to reveal his Robin mask! Either way though, I honestly went in expecting Gunslinger Fighter, and in both the build and the Alt options, I'm pleasantly surprised. Looking forward to seeing what else you've got in store!
I made a knock-off Red Hood for a Spelljammer campaign last year. I like the build you went with, but I personally went with a Variant Human Inquisitive Rogue / Kensai Monk multiclass. My pistols, daggers, and shurikens were my Kensai / Monk weapons and I grabbed the Sharpshooter feat to buff them up a bit. Some of my unarmed strikes were flavored as pistol whips since Jason likes to get personal sometimes. My DM was also fortunate enough to give me a Rope of Climbing that we flavored as a grappling gun.
Now I'm waiting for Timd Drake
It’s pretty awesome that the initial Red Hood arc took Jason from being hated to beloved. #DecemberTulokRewatch
Your scripts are so subtly clever, i cant get enough of them
I honestly though this would be some kind of fighetr/artifer/rouge, but this was so much cooler. I never expect ranger to be a part of it but I'm so glad it was. You content always amazes me!
0:33 How to play Clay Bailey in D&D.
Thank you, I thought I saw something. Went back and then forgot the guys name. Cant wait for that build to come out, let's hope it'll be here sooner than the Anderson Cooper build!
If Red Hood is the Shadow to Nightwing's Sonic, when who's Batman in this analogy?
Knuckles
We can at least agree that Tails is Tim Drake, right?
Batman is Amy
WAIT
Bigs the cat
eggman
"After tragedy, it's perfectly natural for a Ranger to become a 'war guy.'" Shoutout to Liam Wilhelmina, love seeing Dimension20 stuff elsewhere!
My favourite DC character! Thank you Tulok!
This is my second favorite comic book character ever! Thanks for building him
You know what also starts with an R? Rambo, and it's time for vengeance.
Nice! Red Hood is one of my favourite characters in comic books, possibly in media in general, so it's gonna be fun to see what you've come up with. My guess is Monk and Fighter will be involved somehow.
Edit: Well, I was completely wrong. I can see how that combo worked out perfectly, I might just have to "borrow" this build for a future campaign, this looks like it could be a ton of fun!
Strength as a dump stat as a 235lb beast, I was skeptical but man I love this build!
I can't wait to see Tulok tackle the rest of the Robins and Batgirls, they deserve love too,I'm especially can't wait to see him Tackle Tim as I think he's more an Artificer than Jason but it still makes sense for Jason to be an Artillerist.
"it's perfectly natural to become a war guy" I see you Liam.
Nice. I was looking for a multi class for Droop the goblin. This has made the path clear. great vid.
Thanks Tulok, this'll help for an antagonist in my current campaign
I would like to help the algorithm by thank you for the build! Love Red Hood.
The quotes made me smile big time
My favorite Dc character ... Thank ,, Tulok ...
My Tiefling Lurker of the Deep Warlock use a Flintlock pistol as Arcane focus ... give from his Patron ... It work make gun into arcane focus
Sometimes, you need a war guy
Tulok I am still waiting for this Bane video
*GASP* BEST BIRTHDAY EVER. Thank you for this!
I’m liking all the DC builds, and for reliable news, go to the DC universe to find Clark Kent! er, I mean.. Anderson Cooper!
The cheesecake joke was great. Thanks for the fun build as always!
I love the Crown of Candy refrence
I could imagine Red Hood being a Vengeance Paladin of some variety
YES THE BUILD IVE BEEN WAITING FOR
Havent watched yet im execited to see it but i want to guess artificer, rogue combo, his highest stats would be dex and int probably and he would use his various gadgets to greater effect in stealth. Plus he always pulls out those pistols when he really wants to throw down.
Swarm Keeper's confirmed to be in Tasha's, so once it comes out you should make Squirrel Girl
I was honestly thinking armorer artificer, not the guardian but infiltrator, get a ranged weapon you can reflavor as a gun, get good AC, increased movement speed, and stealth, sure Jason's armor wouldn't normally classify as heavy armor, but the infiltrator armor is designed to be a more sleek style heavy armor based on its descriptions. As well as the ability to have multiple infusions on each piece allowing for night vision healmet, boots of elven kind, and plenty of other things.
Was that a Crown of Candy "War Guy," reference I heard?!?
Been looking forward to this build for a while!
Liam really did get to Redhood levels of Edge. Great build though. Red hood is my favorite robin
I love the little Liam reference
Thank You was waiting for this tutorial for a long time
Pro-tip tol solve the concentration save problem: Start as an artificer. You'll still gain the same number of skills when you multiclass to Ranger.
I think you'd need that level in monk to round things out. Jason Todd is an unarmed monster even if he's not as good as Batman, plus the martial arts feature would let you use DEX for athletics stuff. The red helmet can just be a flavored mask and probably still have some kind of infusion on it
Liam made a great War Guy but Jason will never make a good Seed Guy.
"There wasn't any way to get hand to hand combat"
Wait, Rangers don't have Unarmed Fighting in their fighting styles? Tulok, you're using CFV, people can just swap those two around to get what they need off Jason
Agreed. +2 to hit barely matters by LVL 10.
They don't unfortunatly, only warriors do.
I'd allow it tho, definitely not broken.
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...Paladins have it too, why would Rangers not have it?
@@mikhailthegreatestdragon3627 Paladins don't have it either.
It's a fighting style so both Paladins and Rangers could have it but rules as written only Fighters can.
Isn't unarmed fighting retired anyway?
Honestly I like this build. Tempted to try it myself in the future
I will say, I didn't know all you were pulling from, but I actually think you could have snuck in some Hexblade Warlock, given his comicbook counterpart actually does have magical Swords called the All Blades, powered by his Soul. Or honestly, the Undead Warlock could have worked with Pact of The Blade, but you're right on the no Fireball thing. Though, to be honest, Jason doesn't really have anything I would call "Fireball" level in character, but I do like seeing my boy shine.
Interestingly enough, I'm playing an Artillirist right now, and could realistically make this build for my Elemental Plane campaign. So...thanks!
Yo the reference to Liam from Dimension 20 @ 4:10 was so slick😂
Attempt 13: Hoping we get a video in the future for Robin from Fire Emblem and Goro Majima from Yakuza.
Jason is obviously a Mystic dragon rider wtf. This is a fun build
at 0:34 he shows a build for clay from Shaolin showdown
ok i was unaware of this joke
Yeaaaaah the Artificer spell list is definitely the weirdest thing about it. I was also perplexed about the usually weak Fog Cloud not being an option since it wouldn't really help that much outside of flavor or specific builds (Armorer stealth build is kinda f*cked without Stealth proficiency and Fog Cloud it really should be two seperate subclasses or more focused or something), and it's disappointing that you can't use Arcane Firearm to enhance a Booming Blade or Green-Flame Blade cantrip since they aren't options either (No gish for you).
really really fun effective build, I like it!
Great build, Kensei Monk arguably works better for ComicJason since he was trained by the All-Caste and has the All-Blades for magic weapons.
I'd like to say that Jason also has some magic sword thing going on.
"Sorry... be hit by that bar." Ooof... already with the death jokes, damn.
...wait, is this going to use the Phantom UA?
Ive been waiting for this
Vash the Stampede from Trigun or John Rambo, since he got a guest appearance in Mortal Kombat 11.
Edit: Also, Jason can have unarmed ability without Monk using the Arcane Propulsion Armour. Punching deals a d8 of force damage and the armour replaces lost limbs, so if you want Jason with a robot arm, you can do that.
This is probably not the best “in-character” move but at first through Ranger I would dual wield crossbows and ask my DM if I could reload both of them with my bonus action at once so at 3rd level you can Dread Ambush and get both crossbow shots out and afterwards reload.
Plus I would reflavor the eldritch cannon as a Tiny double barrel/pump action shotgun for the force ballista. Not super in character but it certainly is creative and imaginative and useful
I caught that crown of candy reference you can be a war guy and a seed guy
I think this build could also be used for Deacon St John, hero of Days Gone, with a few adaptations. Ranger covers the archery & tracking, Artificer the crafting of various bombs & bike repair. Still, if you wanted to do an official build for the character, I’d support it. :)
Tbh, I would've thought that Jason should've had some barbarian level to represent the venom doping.
Ooh, a variant human. So exciting.
Appreciate that Mean Girls reference.
Great video! I would be happy to see you busy doing a Baki Hanma build and Yujiro Hanm too. In my opinion it would be fun!
Oh I saw that Clay Bailey title card you sneaky rogue
This is actually a pretty amazing build if I say so myself
Finally my favorite DC character love the build glad you didn't do undead warlock since the who lazarus pit bringing him back was just the movie reason not the real reason he was brought back granted the real reason is kinda ridiculous eitherway love the build.
so im red hood for halloween on saturday and i freaked out when i saw this
I completely expected Monk due to his time with the Alcaste.
“After a tragedy it’s perfectly normal for a ranger to become a war guy” DIMENSION 20!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Red Hood. This is probably not going to be one of my best guesses I don't think...
Race: Variant human. Technically Revenant could also work here, mak him a revanent and make his goal "kill Joker" if you want but as far as I know revanents come back through their own will and malice,you were revived with a magic jacuzzi.
Background: Probably soldier or B.Y.O.B. for Athletics and Intimidation
Stats:
#1: Dexterity: He was trained by Batman to be acrobatic and to leap and dive through the city and to use basically boomerangs as his primary weapon, but this time since it's Red Hood you don't even need to use knives reflavored as other things.
#2: Intelligence: Being raised and trained by Batman will do that.
#3: Wisdom: He's trained at least partially to be a detective. Plus if you regularly fought people with guns while you were wearing a glorified halloween costume and didn't get shot, you're pretty prceptive, at least nough to not be in front of the gun when it's fired.
#4: Constitution: He's wearing body armor comperable to Batman which, in most to all cannon's I've seen, can stop higher powered bullet's than it has any right to. Not to mention how surprisingly well you took a crowbar to the face and ribs several times.
#5: Strength: Being raised by Batman, Red Hood is a big fan of punching people in the fac and is really good at it.
#6: Charisma: Similarly to Grodd, you'd think a psycho running around murdering people would be a bigger deal and don't get me wrong, he's plenty scary but when you've got people like Joker, Killer Crock, and Bane? Well I'd rather be on Red Hood's bad side than Jokers. And for the othr side of Charisma? No. Just no.
Classes:
- Battlemaster fighter with either the Archery or the Close Quarters Shooter fighting styles, maybe both, and the crossbow expert feat.
- Battlesmith Artillerist. Look, I've guessed Artificer for a lot of these and I'm always wrong so I don't know why I still do it but I do. Anyway, While Red Hood mostly sticks to guns and knives he also has some stuff you can't buy at Walmart. He's definetely not on good enough terms with Bruce to get it made at Wayne Enterprises and I doubt many people would be willing to work with him to make his tech which basically leaves him to make it himself.