You know, you should do a "How to play Isabelle" video. So many D&D characters focus on fighting, monster slaying, and loot gathering. Not enough bother with real challenges like helping run a small town.
Well my version of him I made a fee months ago was a paladin of vengeance with a few levels in artificer so he could have the eldritch cannon, aka the shotgun Its slot of fun in demon based campaigns as paladin of vengeance gets advantage on everything demon related
@@ThisMelonHead Ah yes, Paladin of vengence. Only got to play as one for one glorious session. I was the punisher. Because nothing says 'smite evil' like a man with a giant fucking skull on his chest.
Too be fair, all the images I see of halflings are smiling and happy; anyone that looks that happy all the time is harboring a lot of dark and angry thoughts
@@SH-qs7ee I detest most halfling images I come across. The best artwork for them I've found came in the "The Five Shires" Gazetteer way back in the 1990's. They actually look like a people, and not fat mal-proportioned characatures.
@@bskec2177 I don't mind the halflings in Eberron; they may still look a little like parodies, but they're parodies riding fast, predatory dinosaurs, so no-one points this out to them
"doomslayer can have a little bit of healing... as a treat" i dunno just what it is about this line and it being repeated that i find so funny, but it is. thank you
HOW DARE YOU NOT MAKE THE DOOM SLAYER A BARBARIAN!! THIS MAKES ME MAD!! BEYOND REASON!! AAAAAHHHHH!!!! ALSO MAKES ME HELP IN THE ALGORITHM!!! AAAAHHHH!!!!!
@@ourkeving I disagree with your counter statement and will spend 3 full paragraphs to say three sentences arguing that the original commenter has some valid points. such as "AAAAAHHHHH!!!!" (Rüth, line 2, 3/19/2020) Edit:
Honestly this just makes me want to make a D&D campaign where a character vaguely based on Doomslayer is best friends with a character vaguely based on Isabelle. Goes out at night to kill all the Evil Monsters threatening the town so that his friend can live a perfectly idyllic life never knowing the dangers that are out there. Coming home every day wondering why he puts himself through so much misery, only to be reminded when he sees her smile. ...think I made myself misty eyed.
Probably someone said this before me. Since Isebelle is a playable character in the fighting game Smash Bros, it is possible to create a D&D character based on her.
"You are the personification of rage made to slay demons. I think that means halfling but we're going scourge aasimar to bump our dps" I was legitimately drinking soda when you said that and now my screen is covered in pepsi
Bruh that might be what I do with Halflings in my home setting so that they feel less tacked on. Either you're a regular Hobbit and you chill in your Shire, or you take up a sword and kick ass across the nine hells until you get sick of it.
@@Xhawk777 Yep... and a tone-deaf Mega Corp thinks there's money to be made by tapping into the warm glow of Hell as a renewable-energy source. Yeah, the UAC Hologram Lady in "Eternal?" You will grow to despise her... as she will grow to despise you. "Will someone please kill this idiot?"
Tulok: You don't have many spell slots. Doomguy: I'm sorry, but I cannot hear you over the sound of my Flexible casting and fast recharging spell slots.
"You get Light, which is redundant because of the darkvision" Not really. Darkvision only lets you see in grays. You still need light to discern color.
In the first age, in the first battle, when the shadows first lengthened... Personally, I originally saw The Doom Slayer as having a dip into Zealot Barbarian, but this works.
THIS WAS A REALLY GOOD ISABELLE VIDEO! I'M PROBABLY GOING TO MESS AROUND WITH THIS FOR MY OWN STUFF! P.S: SORRY FOR THE YELLING! BUT IF IT GRANTS YOU MORE OF THE ALGORITHM'S FAVOR THEN I'LL DO IT!
Honestly, having Isabelle be a utility character would be super fun and Awsome to see your creativity come out for a character that may not focus on just trying to max out their combat potental
King Byrd. Ok, take 4d10 bludgeoning, 2d8 necrotic, and disadvantage on any speech checks in the next 24 hours, because your jaw is going to get wrecked.
@@Lord_Numpty I know, it's really nice for Bethesda to actually have him specifically be a Catholic, instead of just being a generic Christian, or just being silent so they don't offend anyone.
I mean what is God going to be mad about? "HOW DARE YOU KILL THAT EVIL BEING THAT EXISTS ONLY TO SPREAD SUFFERING" At worst there may be concern that he enjoys his work a bit too much
If you're relying on heavy armor as a Doomslayer, you're doing something wrong. First line of defense, don't get hit, second, armor, third, health, forth, rip and tear, last, be so angry that you refuse to die. To that end, Dex, Con, Str, Wis, Cha, then Int, for AC++, HP, carry weight/melee, will save, intimidate, and because his solution to everything is just breaking shit. As for abilities, none of them are innate besides a slightly above average punch and uncompromising rage, they're just tools. To that end make him Human, because that's what he is, give him Tavern Brawler for those above average punches and glory kills, and Crossbow Expert for point blank rapid fire xbow, Sharpshooter for why the fuck not, Eldritch Knight for normal Fighter stuff and Magic Item Attunement, and Berserker for Mindless Rage. The rest is external, be it magic weapons, wands, runes, or even his healing which comes from the Praetor armor or health packs. So assuming level 20 cap, 14 Eldritch Knight / 6 Berserker with a bunch of magic items/wands is how Doomslayer is meant to be played. Because lets be frank, he's not Doomslayer if he's getting scared or mind controlled by demons.
I love your work, and I am a bit late to the party here. I also love the story of doom. I also wrote up a character sheet for mr. doomy-doom doom man doom. It's a bit different from what you show here, I hope that you think it is up to par. Text wall ahead. Before we begin, a couple of caveats. I like giving wiggle room for character creation. With that in mind, I'll be including some of my own house rules for character creation in this build. These include the following: -When multi-classing, you get 1 of the class's skill proficiencies. -You get two extra feats from the get-go. -You can use any of the supplementary materials for 5e to realize your build. With all that out of the way, let's get started! For stats, I'll be using the standard point array as a base. We're gonna dump Intelligence because, while the character isn't an idiot, a lot of the things he does don't require the thinky-thinky. The starting stat array is as follows: STR 15 DEX 14 CON 10 INT 8 WIS 12 CHA 13 For the race, I chose Variant Human, giving +1 to Strength and Wisdom. Now we can already multiclass into all the necessary classes. Chosen languages are Common and Dwarven (Don't know why Dwarven, he doesn't talk a lot, but hey, more languages.) For the feat, I chose Tough to make up for the lacking Constitution at this point. That will be fixed later on. Skill proficiency, choose Investigation. This guy may not do a whole lot of thinking, but he's good at finding secrets. For Background, I chose Haunted One from Curse of Strahd. Skill Proficiencies are Religion and Survival. For the flavor of the trinket, I chose Rabbit's Foot. Haunted One has a feature called Heart of Darkness. It's flavor suggests that people are just automatically afraid of you. If there were such a thing, I would say that that sounds like passive intimidation. If such a thing were to exist, I'd say that it would be calculated as 10+ your Intimidation modifier. People run when they see this guy. For the last bit of pre-class character prep, let's choose the 2 house-rule feats. I choose Crossbow Expert and Magic Initiate. For Initiate, I chose the Sorcerer spell list to get the Firebolt and Sword Burst cantrips and the 1st level Chaos Bolt spell. Now on to the build proper. We start this big boy off with Paladin, getting his gear. His weapons are a hand axe, hand crossbow, and heavy crossbow. The Skill Proficiencies from this are Athletics and Intimidation. Paladin level 1 gets Divine Sense and Lay on Hands. Basically you have a healing pool and you can smell when some higher or lower power is near. Spoiler alert: This guy isn't known for healing people. 2nd level of Paladin gets us spellcasting, Divine Smite, and a fighting style. The style I chose for this was Close Quarters Shooter from Unearthed Arcana. This removes the disadvantage of shooting something between the eyes at point-blank, allows you to ignore partial cover, and gives you +1 to ranged attack rolls. Divine Smite allows you to expend spell slots to add radiant damage to your weapon attacks. The damage is 2d8+1d8 for every level above 1st, and there is a bonus 1d8 if you hit an undead or fiend. As for spells, I'll cover them all in a lump at the end. 3rd level Paladin gets Divine Health, granting disease immunity, and the Paladin's Oath. This boy has the Oath of Vengeance. Oath of Vengeance gets access to some extra spells that suit the revenge flavor. We won't be using too many of these, though. This also gets you your Channel Divinity with Abjure Enemy and Vow of Enmity. Abjure Enemy puts the fear of God - or of you - into your enemies within 60ft of you if they fail a Wisdom Save, making them unable to move and shit themselves until they take damage. Vow of Enmity lets you get advantage to attack a visible target within 10 ft. Next we start Multiclassing. Time for the first level of Ranger. House rules, we take skill proficiency in Animal Handling. The guy may be a walking apocalypse, but he's got a soft spot for the cute and fuzzies. First level of Ranger gets Favored Enemy and Natural Explorer. Explorer has a lot of helpful things for traveling, like ignoring difficult terrain, having advantage in initiative rolls, and a whole bunch of other goodies, I advise checking it out if you don't know Rangers. Favored Enemy lets you select a type of enemy to gain bonuses against. Our choice is Undead. The bonuses you get to them are +2 to weapon damage, advantage on survival checks when tracking them, and Intelligence checks to know about them. You also gain proficiency in another language associated with your favored creature, if they have one, or just another language. We'll go with Abyssal, I suppose because it kinda makes sense flavor-wise. 2nd level we get another fighting style, went with Archer. You gain a +2 to ranged weapon attack rolls. You also get Ranger spellcasting. Ranger Level 3 gets us Primeval Awareness and the Ranger Conclave of our choice. Primeval awareness allows you to understand the needs and feelings of your fuzzy friends as well as sense the presence of your favored enemy and learn information about them if they are within 5 miles of you. For the Conclave we are selecting the Monster Slayer. This conclave also gets some interesting extra spells, but again, they won't be seeing all that much use. Monster Slayers get Hunter's Sense and Slayer's Prey. Hunter's Sense lets you figure out how to hurt things better and Slayer's Prey lets you hurt things HARDER. We're going to multiclass again into Fighter. House rules, we get our final skill proficiency, Perception. Immediately, we get our third and final Fighting Style. We're taking Unarmed Fighting from Unearthed Arcana. You punch as hard as swords swing and suplex harder. You can also punch things you've got grappled even harder. You also get Second Wind, letting you stay alive that much longer. 2nd level of Fighter gives us Action Surge, letting you take more actions. 3rd level of Fighter gives the Martial Archetype, I chose Battle Master because this guy schmoves. Battle Master gets Student of War - proficiency with artisan's tools of your choice, I chose cartography because again, finding secrets (though yes you could go with Caligraphy tools) - and Combat Superiority. This give you access to Maneuvers and Superiority Die - in our case d8's - to do those Maneuvers with. We'll go with Lunging Attack, Maneuvering Attack, and Riposte. It's all about the Schmovin' and Groovin', if by "Groovin'" you mean "Maiming horribly", that is. I advise looking up maneuvers if you want to learn more. For the next 3 levels, you could take the 4th level of any of the classes in any order. This give a whopping 3 Ability Score Increases. We'll use this to get Wisdom, Charisma, and Constitution all up to 14. Finally, some constitution. We are also never touching Fighter again. 5th level of both Paladin and Monster Slayer Ranger give Extra Attack, so we're taking them for the next 2 levels. Hooray for hitting things more in addition to harder and better. We're back to decisions being important again, so we're taking 6th level Ranger's Greater Favored Enemy. If you haven't caught on by now, the next enemy type we choose is Fiends. You now get a +4 to damage on all of our favored enemies, and you gain advantage on saving throws against this enemy type. 7th level of Ranger grants Supernatural Defense. You get a d6 added to your saving throws against targets of your Slayer's Prey ability. Our 8th and final level of Ranger gives us another Ability Score Improvement, putting our Strength up to 18 now, and Fleet of Foot, allowing for the use of the Dash action as a bonus action on your turn. Schmoves. 6th level of Paladin gives us Aura of Protection. A friendly creature within 10ft of you gains +1 or your Charisma mod, whichever is higher, on saving throws while you are conscious. 7th level of Vengeance Paladin grants Relentless Avenger. When you hit with an Opportunity Attack, you can move up to half your speed right afterwards as a reaction. This doesn't provoke an attack of opportunity. The final level of this build is 8th level of Paladin, granting the last Ability Score Increase and putting our guy's strength at 20. Beefy boy. Okay, spell list. For Casting ability, you have both Wisdom for Ranger and Charisma for Paladin, but since they are equal for this character, it doesn't really matter. These are the spells I chose for this guy: Detect Good and Evil Hunter's Mark Jump Wrathful Smite Branding Smite Blinding Smite Flame Arrow Lightning Arrow Staggering Smite With all that said and done, let's summarize the character. He's a tough guy that's good at finding secrets, has a soft spot for animals, slays fiends and undead with a vengeance, likes his ranged weapons but is good with his fists, can move around the battlefield, and tears through his hellborne enemies. If you aren't fond of the idea of a crossbow, real ass weapons do exist in this game, they are in the DMG, can't remember what page though. Somewhere to look for a more authentic rip and tear experience.
@@Megidramon Good point but Space Marines are only ever specialized to use bolters sure they might use a heavy flamer now and then but they don't have as much variety of weapons as the doom slayer so maybe not as many levels into sorcerer in that case.
You could play this as an artificer and multiclass differently depending on the subclass you pick. Your magic items can be stuff you know how to use rather than you made because you just find everything in Doom. If you are allowed homebrew in your game, you can use Matt Mercer's gunslinger subclass. (I know that homebrew isnt used in these videos)
For a doomslayer build, I would imagine going human variant (tavern brawler). Then going in the least likely direction of artificer for your (cantrips for different damage types{tangent: get booming blade and green flame blade for your punches) guns and (spells and actual thrown weapons {tangent idea for you: get alchemist fire,caltrops, and lantern oil. Combined together and tied with rope makes a mean Molotov cocktail}) grenades. Get to 3rd lvl for your doom slayer armor with the UA Armorer subclass. Go with guardian for even better punches and temp hp. Swap to paladin for the next 3 lvls for smites, fighting style, health, and go vengeance for your vow of enmity. Now swap back to artificer for you sick abilities but thats about it, perhaps a look at magic initiate wizard for extra guns but yeah.
Avenger Paladin would probably work thematically. Especially since there are some Paladin spells that buff your ranged attacks as well as your melee (but let's be real here, your guns are a means to keep the pain going until you enter chainsaw range).
More like Tulok the Slayer, my god man your slinging these builds out! Y'know, ever since that UA with the fighting style variants came out, I was wondering if their was a way to make a good ol' fashion fist fighter without too much dip into monk. Not sure if you've heard of a little show called Letterkenny, but I think it'd be hilarious if you dropped an episode on the legend that is Wayne, the most rigid, machine-gun chirpin', good old boy in recent history.
An interesting play on this could be going for Celestial Warlock. Yeah you lose the fun Hexblade spells, but you get Shield with Sorc, so it's not all bad. And your healing stuff will be a touch more useful via Divine Soul. So you'll be an Aasimar, with Celestial Chosen heritage in your blood, who's also getting direct aid from your Celestial boss. And you're basically a bit more survivable over hurty.
I was saying this the other day on my friend stream while she was playing her press release version of doom eternal that I was going to make doom guy In DnD So thank you you've made it a lot easier
here's a heckin' hot take: doomguy is a ranger. his favored enemy is fiends and his favored terrain the underdark edit: nevermind, that's dante from devil may cry
Hot take (plus it benefits the algorithm): If you start Paladin/Vengeance, you could take Ranger just out to the Horizon sub and finish Paladin to be a demon seeking killing machine of righteous fury
yes, i can finally go on a blind rampage and kill everything in my path, and scare every cleric in a 5 island area Out of curiosity, what are your thoughts on the stibbles codex of companions? Nero from dmc5 in DND, i live and breathe for the dmc franchise
I've personally built Nero in D&D based on his DMC4 version. Fallen aasimar with 5 levels in hexblade and 5 levels in battle master gives you everything you need. I haven't figured out how to get all his devil breakers to work, though. Maybe a dip into sorcerer for some extra cantrips?
V would be interesting too. Probably shadow sorcerer for meta magic and hound of I'll omen and levels in conjuration wizard with find familiar and cojure animals.
I made a build of DOOM Slayer using magic items, point buy and guns from the source books as a fighter gunslinger. Using online CR calculators he was a CR of 20 AS A PLAYER CHARACTER. That shiz is crazy! Also he dealt like 200 damage a round for two rounds before slowing down and ONLY doing 80 on round 3.
Shulk is a Warlock/Paladin/Rogue Hear me out on paladin, he promised to slay the final boss, that may or may not be God-like. Celestials are Gods/godlike Oath of the Watcher has a bonus against Celestials, and a cylinder AOE like Monado Cyclone in moonbeam and Healing Word for Light Heal, then Hexblade cause Monado, and rogue for backslash. If UA isn't allowed, then Oath of the Ancient, similar concept, but dosen't get celestial smiting, but still gets Moonbeam.
I add a few levels of bard because I like to imagine that the metal music comes from doom slayer himself and the demons fear it getting closer and louder
I hate how people assume the slayer is super pissed off all the time, he is not his rage is not a boiling pot but rather a nice simmer. its controlled and focused (Focused on demons) Good on ya for resisting the barbarian
If you ask me I would've done 14 levels in oath breaker paladin, 4 levels in champion fighter, 1 level in hex blade warlock, and finally 1 level forge cleric. Not necessarily in that order but paladin first lvl.
For those that want more of a tech feel than magic feel, may I suggest Champion/Artillerist? Get that heavy armor, get a big crossbow, and then augment the hell out of it with the artificer enhancements. And if you make your artillery cannon tiny, there is nothing stopping you from just strapping it to your shoulder or arm as a mounted cannon!
@@PikStab that would have been good but I was on a short rest on my bike when I saw I was almost 45 minutes late to make a witty and almost funny comment
Episode #137 of the Fire Emblem stats: The Doom Slayer. Doom Guy has a lot of strengths: Heavy armor, bows, brawling, and swords (which chainsaws are closest to). He's weak only in authority because he's a mute psychopathic murder hobo. He excels in strength and dexterity and has decent stats everywhere else.
Fun fact: you can rage in heavy armor. You don’t gain any benefits from the base class, but every subclass feature that enhances rage still works. So a bear totem in plate armor is still resistant to all damage while wearing plate armor.
I was expecting Barbarian tweaked in a way that somehow uses armor, but this turned out way better. Spells with gun-shaped casting foci is so much better than sorting out actual guns Can't help but occasionally glance at the Path Of The Doom Slayer homebrew subclass I found awhile ago though. Obligatory "Vegeta When"
the good news for goblin slayer fans is if you alter it to be mostly fighter classes with some ranger for favored enemy I think you can just do this for your goblin slayer build (saying this since in another video he says he won't do goblin slayer.....at all)
Video idea: Scrooge Mcduck. The richest duck in the world who is tougher than the toughies, smarter than the smarties, and sharper than the sharpies makes his way to DnD.
Well, he's obviously an Arocokra (not sure I spelled that right), but for class, I'm feeling Ranger. He did start his fortune via striking gold in the Yukon after all
Haunted one background let's you pick two skills to be proficient in, so you can choose arcana and relegion, and it would kinda fit with all the shit he's seen
honestly i like it better when you forgo the expected classes in favor of something more creative. no anger, i am perfectly satisfied (please do an isabelle build though that would be awesome)
I can’t tell if Doomguy would be great or terrible for role playing. Like, talking is minimal at best, he’s probably unwilling to play other people’s games, and he’s usually pretty single minded-ly violent. On the other hand, he’s unwilling to play other people’s games and just forces his way through to whatever he’s after, he comes up with the most harebrained schemes with a completely straight face, and he’s got an unwavering moral code expressed through violence whenever possible. I imagine he’s the kind of guy who responds to “I’ll give you the thing if you do what I want.” with: “You’ll give us the thing if you want to keep your guts.”
Based on my recent nightmare playthrough of doom eternal, i can add a few comments on the concept: 1) Needs at least 7 levels of monk to run around at the speed of sound and rip and tear stuff, also evasion will help you with dem endless fireballs 2) Needs -4 constitution at start, so u get 1 hp per level and start the game with 4 hp so every random zombie can 1-hit-kill you. Feat lucky could ease the difficulty a bit 3) As a weapon you will need akimbo blowpipes glued togehter so you can deal 1 damage to all the bullet sponge demons and then finish them off with glory killing melee flurry of blows (make sure to never carry more than 12 ammo for blowpipe) 4) 2 levels of warlock so you can get silent image and make it look like you wear heavy armor while actually you do not. This will also allow you to play heavy metal music with cantrips 5) Ask your DM for a magic weapon on the start of the game that will spawn glowing colourful beans every time you hit some1. You will use those beans as ammo 6) Get sharpshooter feat because no cover can save anyone from you and only use +10 damage ability when you get close, so your peashooter makeshift double barrel turns from 1 damage to 11 damage gun 7) Pick revenant as your race so you can savescu... eh, i mean resurrect every time you die because you are in fact too angry to die (completely).
Just wanted to share one of my favorite tidbits about Darkvision, since you said Light spell is worthless because of Darkvision. This is not true. Darkvision states that you can see in darkness as if it were dim light and cannot perceive colors. Thing about Dim Light is that it counts as Light Obscurement, meaning you have disadvantage to Perception (based on sight). This means creatures with Darkvision still have a use for light. If they are trying to find someone hiding in the dark, they might not want to have disadvantage on their check. So having both Darkvision and the Light spell is still nice. You don't need to use the spell to navigate in darkness, but in case you think someone is sneaking past you, you can shine a light on them and find them easier. I learned this while running a game for a pair of Drow Rogues. In general, they decided to do all missions at night, as they thought it gave them the advantage. For the most part, it did. But then I started using Goblins, who get a bonus action to hide and also have Darkvision.
I like the build. I think I might dabble with Oath of Vengeance Paladin instead of fighter, as that is stupidly fitting for the rage of Doom Guy. Charisma bonuses on saves and better usage on some of those spell slots as "Smiting a Demon's brains out with one Big Damn Punch!!!" feels like doom guy spot on. Either way, really fun build that I might just have to try!
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You know, you should do a "How to play Isabelle" video. So many D&D characters focus on fighting, monster slaying, and loot gathering. Not enough bother with real challenges like helping run a small town.
I want this too much
A face is a coveted part of any party.
Or yo know, you could.... not....
She'd probably be a Wizard or Bard. Full INT/CHA build.
@@YangKoeteVODs INT? Isabel doesn't even know how to get me taxes. WHERE ARE THE TAXES ISABEL, WHERE ARE THEY?!
Doomslayer be like:
hm.
yes I see.
this demon is made out of demon.
Not for long
he says that as he's reaching down their throats to rip their hearts out.
It is made out of guts. Huge guts.
YOU ARE HUGE. THAT MEANS YOU HAVE HUGE GUTS. RIPANDTEARRIPANDTEARRIPANDTEAR.
Doomslayer: Oh wow! What a cool looking demon, I CAN'T WAIT TO HAVE HIM AS A HAT!
Something tells me that Doom Slayer can have a little healing...as a treat.
He heals by glory Killing demons.
He consumes health.
Well my version of him I made a fee months ago was a paladin of vengeance with a few levels in artificer so he could have the eldritch cannon, aka the shotgun
Its slot of fun in demon based campaigns as paladin of vengeance gets advantage on everything demon related
@@ThisMelonHead Ah yes, Paladin of vengence. Only got to play as one for one glorious session.
I was the punisher. Because nothing says 'smite evil' like a man with a giant fucking skull on his chest.
I feel like I missed a meme. Or maybe am witnessing the birth of a new one?
@@pauldziadzio3056 You can have a little meme, as a treat.
"I think that means halfling..."
me: spits coffee on keyboard.
Too be fair, all the images I see of halflings are smiling and happy; anyone that looks that happy all the time is harboring a lot of dark and angry thoughts
Well, if that Halfling is a sexy shoeless god of war like Belkar Bitterleaf...
@@SH-qs7ee I detest most halfling images I come across. The best artwork for them I've found came in the "The Five Shires" Gazetteer way back in the 1990's. They actually look like a people, and not fat mal-proportioned characatures.
@@bskec2177 I don't mind the halflings in Eberron; they may still look a little like parodies, but they're parodies riding fast, predatory dinosaurs, so no-one points this out to them
Tiny Doomslayer would be adorable tho
"doomslayer can have a little bit of healing... as a treat"
i dunno just what it is about this line and it being repeated that i find so funny, but it is. thank you
We could make an Ill-Advised Drinking Game out of this
is it a reference to something or just something he made up?
@@shun-li8204 by the end of it we'd be super hydrated
@@aquamarinerose5405 I don't know if if this exactly, but the first thing that came to mind was "cat's can have a little salami...as a treat."
But the doom slayers main power is that he heals when he kills things...
nice, now do Isabelle
Come back next week :)
@@tulokthebarbrarian2033 :o
@@gamecavalier3230 I’m gonna tell everyone your here ha ha
@@gamecavalier3230 wow is jocta{!!!!!!!!!2!!!!2!2!!2!2!2!2!2!2!!!!1!!2!2!2!!¡
@@gamecavalier3230 u ar not jcat go way
HOW DARE YOU NOT MAKE THE DOOM SLAYER A BARBARIAN!! THIS MAKES ME MAD!! BEYOND REASON!!
AAAAAHHHHH!!!!
ALSO MAKES ME HELP IN THE ALGORITHM!!!
AAAAHHHH!!!!!
I will disagree with your statement with expletives!
ourkeving AHHHHGH HOW COULD YOU SAY THAT???
@@ourkeving well I disagree with your comment with an exclamation mark!
* Hears "Rip and Tear" playing somewhere in the distance*
@@ourkeving I disagree with your counter statement and will spend 3 full paragraphs to say three sentences arguing that the original commenter has some valid points.
such as "AAAAAHHHHH!!!!" (Rüth, line 2, 3/19/2020)
Edit:
Literally I can’t live in a world where Isabelle and doom slayer aren’t best friends if doom slayer is in smash they better reference it
Sasquatch Studios I mean it’s possible 5 more dlc and snake and bayo are in the game
@@parkerlarson6692 6. Its 6 more dlc
Owen Brown that just means better odds
@@parkerlarson6692 yeah. I was just correcting you on the amount of dlc spots. I really do hope Doomguy/Doom Slayer gets put into Smash
Honestly this just makes me want to make a D&D campaign where a character vaguely based on Doomslayer is best friends with a character vaguely based on Isabelle.
Goes out at night to kill all the Evil Monsters threatening the town so that his friend can live a perfectly idyllic life never knowing the dangers that are out there.
Coming home every day wondering why he puts himself through so much misery, only to be reminded when he sees her smile.
...think I made myself misty eyed.
Probably someone said this before me. Since Isebelle is a playable character in the fighting game Smash Bros, it is possible to create a D&D character based on her.
And he DID say that he wants to make all the Smash fighters...
He did make a Tweet awhile back hinting at a Villager character.
"A minimum of 3 C's with that Thiccc."
Proceeds to only put 2 in the word.
"You are the personification of rage made to slay demons. I think that means halfling but we're going scourge aasimar to bump our dps"
I was legitimately drinking soda when you said that and now my screen is covered in pepsi
Bruh that might be what I do with Halflings in my home setting so that they feel less tacked on.
Either you're a regular Hobbit and you chill in your Shire, or you take up a sword and kick ass across the nine hells until you get sick of it.
As opposed to non-legitimately drinking soda?
To apply logic to hexblade: the crucible & argent energy itself seem to have a will of their own, sentient weapon patron confirmed
Byron Smothers spoilers for eternal!!
Argent energy has a will of it’s own because it’s actually made of the souls of dead people :o
@@Xhawk777 Yep... and a tone-deaf Mega Corp thinks there's money to be made by tapping into the warm glow of Hell as a renewable-energy source.
Yeah, the UAC Hologram Lady in "Eternal?" You will grow to despise her... as she will grow to despise you.
"Will someone please kill this idiot?"
Tulok: You don't have many spell slots.
Doomguy: I'm sorry, but I cannot hear you over the sound of my Flexible casting and fast recharging spell slots.
With the amount of time I waste backtracking for ammo, that might as well be a short rest.
"You get Light, which is redundant because of the darkvision"
Not really. Darkvision only lets you see in grays. You still need light to discern color.
veeeeeeeeeeeeeery important.
And Darkvision makes darkness only count as dim light, which still gives disadvantage to perception.
logan cameron
Laughs in colored button puzzle in a dark cave where hitting the wrong one releases 12 mud mephits... for a fifth level party of three
@@logankrohn1472 eeeeeeeexactly
The only colour doomguy is going to be seeing seeing is red, literally and metaphorically.
Why did I know that it was going to be Doomslayer?
Well nevermind. This is an awesome build! And now I'm hyped for a Spawn build.
Cursed Immortal Lykaon best place to start is Vengeance Paladin/Fiend Warlock.
In the first age, in the first battle, when the shadows first lengthened...
Personally, I originally saw The Doom Slayer as having a dip into Zealot Barbarian, but this works.
It's fine. He took his sleeves off in DOOM Eternal so that's basically half-plate.
@@patrickwilde5464 Touche.
I was literally thinking that it would be cool if Doomguy would be in DnD this morning. More like Tulok the Prophet.
Keep up the good work!
I have a request!
“Top 10 most OP characters I’ve ever made”
OR
“Most broken power hungry party I can make”
Poison Ivy would be #1 lol
THIS WAS A REALLY GOOD ISABELLE VIDEO! I'M PROBABLY GOING TO MESS AROUND WITH THIS FOR MY OWN STUFF!
P.S: SORRY FOR THE YELLING! BUT IF IT GRANTS YOU MORE OF THE ALGORITHM'S FAVOR THEN I'LL DO IT!
AAAAAAAAA
AAAAAAAAAAA
*AHHHHHHHHHH!* **DEMONIC SCREECHING**
ASWIO0FHJAIOP0GHAS0HGAOSIPFGHASIG REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE *DEMONIC SCREECHING TO PROMOTE EPIC ALGORITHM.*
Could you make "How to play blastoise"? Tortle artificer with eldritch cannons on his shell maybe?
That would be insanely cool!!! 😂
Omg that sounds so unreasonably badass. I LOVE IT.
Tortle artificer artillerist sounds pretty close. At like, level 11 you can spawn 2 turrets simultaneously
@@Garudadurag I thought it was lvl 15
Honestly, having Isabelle be a utility character would be super fun and Awsome to see your creativity come out for a character that may not focus on just trying to max out their combat potental
Demons: Boy, I really enjoy being alive
Doomguy: exists
Demons: Shit
"You need to know your enemy before you can *blow your enemies*"
“Up”
@@Freshwater121 No. I want to blow them
King Byrd. Ok, take 4d10 bludgeoning, 2d8 necrotic, and disadvantage on any speech checks in the next 24 hours, because your jaw is going to get wrecked.
@@kingbyrd.1512 Don't kinkshame.
Bruv
"There's not a background for-"
"Now there is"
You forgot to mention that Doomslayer can have a little healing, as a treat.
Something interesting about Doom Slayer: he is confirmed to actually be a celibate Catholic.
Celibate is debatable, I'm pretty sure every demon he's come across has been thoroughly fucked as a result.
As a Catholic, this brings me great joy. Thank you for sharing this info.
@@Lord_Numpty I know, it's really nice for Bethesda to actually have him specifically be a Catholic, instead of just being a generic Christian, or just being silent so they don't offend anyone.
They both kill Demons,so?
I mean what is God going to be mad about?
"HOW DARE YOU KILL THAT EVIL BEING THAT EXISTS ONLY TO SPREAD SUFFERING"
At worst there may be concern that he enjoys his work a bit too much
Me a few hours ago: Tulok should do doomguy
Me now: Can I see into the future?
I was thinking the exact same XD
"could i be the green ninja?"
Vonverna Epic Ninjago Reference!
If you're relying on heavy armor as a Doomslayer, you're doing something wrong.
First line of defense, don't get hit, second, armor, third, health, forth, rip and tear, last, be so angry that you refuse to die.
To that end, Dex, Con, Str, Wis, Cha, then Int, for AC++, HP, carry weight/melee, will save, intimidate, and because his solution to everything is just breaking shit.
As for abilities, none of them are innate besides a slightly above average punch and uncompromising rage, they're just tools.
To that end make him Human, because that's what he is, give him Tavern Brawler for those above average punches and glory kills, and Crossbow Expert for point blank rapid fire xbow, Sharpshooter for why the fuck not, Eldritch Knight for normal Fighter stuff and Magic Item Attunement, and Berserker for Mindless Rage. The rest is external, be it magic weapons, wands, runes, or even his healing which comes from the Praetor armor or health packs.
So assuming level 20 cap, 14 Eldritch Knight / 6 Berserker with a bunch of magic items/wands is how Doomslayer is meant to be played. Because lets be frank, he's not Doomslayer if he's getting scared or mind controlled by demons.
Look up Barbarian Path of the Doom Slayer. Pretty well made homebrew.
@@lutemis3119 it’s quite interesting. I like the "power ups" effect at 14th level
Isabelle: *this pleases me very much*
I love your work, and I am a bit late to the party here. I also love the story of doom.
I also wrote up a character sheet for mr. doomy-doom doom man doom.
It's a bit different from what you show here, I hope that you think it is up to par. Text wall ahead.
Before we begin, a couple of caveats. I like giving wiggle room for character creation. With that in mind, I'll be including some of my own house rules for character creation in this build. These include the following:
-When multi-classing, you get 1 of the class's skill proficiencies.
-You get two extra feats from the get-go.
-You can use any of the supplementary materials for 5e to realize your build.
With all that out of the way, let's get started!
For stats, I'll be using the standard point array as a base. We're gonna dump Intelligence because, while the character isn't an idiot, a lot of the things he does don't require the thinky-thinky. The starting stat array is as follows:
STR 15
DEX 14
CON 10
INT 8
WIS 12
CHA 13
For the race, I chose Variant Human, giving +1 to Strength and Wisdom. Now we can already multiclass into all the necessary classes. Chosen languages are Common and Dwarven (Don't know why Dwarven, he doesn't talk a lot, but hey, more languages.) For the feat, I chose Tough to make up for the lacking Constitution at this point. That will be fixed later on. Skill proficiency, choose Investigation. This guy may not do a whole lot of thinking, but he's good at finding secrets.
For Background, I chose Haunted One from Curse of Strahd. Skill Proficiencies are Religion and Survival. For the flavor of the trinket, I chose Rabbit's Foot. Haunted One has a feature called Heart of Darkness. It's flavor suggests that people are just automatically afraid of you. If there were such a thing, I would say that that sounds like passive intimidation. If such a thing were to exist, I'd say that it would be calculated as 10+ your Intimidation modifier. People run when they see this guy.
For the last bit of pre-class character prep, let's choose the 2 house-rule feats. I choose Crossbow Expert and Magic Initiate. For Initiate, I chose the Sorcerer spell list to get the Firebolt and Sword Burst cantrips and the 1st level Chaos Bolt spell.
Now on to the build proper. We start this big boy off with Paladin, getting his gear. His weapons are a hand axe, hand crossbow, and heavy crossbow. The Skill Proficiencies from this are Athletics and Intimidation. Paladin level 1 gets Divine Sense and Lay on Hands. Basically you have a healing pool and you can smell when some higher or lower power is near. Spoiler alert: This guy isn't known for healing people.
2nd level of Paladin gets us spellcasting, Divine Smite, and a fighting style. The style I chose for this was Close Quarters Shooter from Unearthed Arcana. This removes the disadvantage of shooting something between the eyes at point-blank, allows you to ignore partial cover, and gives you +1 to ranged attack rolls. Divine Smite allows you to expend spell slots to add radiant damage to your weapon attacks. The damage is 2d8+1d8 for every level above 1st, and there is a bonus 1d8 if you hit an undead or fiend. As for spells, I'll cover them all in a lump at the end.
3rd level Paladin gets Divine Health, granting disease immunity, and the Paladin's Oath. This boy has the Oath of Vengeance. Oath of Vengeance gets access to some extra spells that suit the revenge flavor. We won't be using too many of these, though. This also gets you your Channel Divinity with Abjure Enemy and Vow of Enmity. Abjure Enemy puts the fear of God - or of you - into your enemies within 60ft of you if they fail a Wisdom Save, making them unable to move and shit themselves until they take damage. Vow of Enmity lets you get advantage to attack a visible target within 10 ft.
Next we start Multiclassing. Time for the first level of Ranger. House rules, we take skill proficiency in Animal Handling. The guy may be a walking apocalypse, but he's got a soft spot for the cute and fuzzies. First level of Ranger gets Favored Enemy and Natural Explorer. Explorer has a lot of helpful things for traveling, like ignoring difficult terrain, having advantage in initiative rolls, and a whole bunch of other goodies, I advise checking it out if you don't know Rangers. Favored Enemy lets you select a type of enemy to gain bonuses against. Our choice is Undead. The bonuses you get to them are +2 to weapon damage, advantage on survival checks when tracking them, and Intelligence checks to know about them. You also gain proficiency in another language associated with your favored creature, if they have one, or just another language. We'll go with Abyssal, I suppose because it kinda makes sense flavor-wise.
2nd level we get another fighting style, went with Archer. You gain a +2 to ranged weapon attack rolls. You also get Ranger spellcasting.
Ranger Level 3 gets us Primeval Awareness and the Ranger Conclave of our choice. Primeval awareness allows you to understand the needs and feelings of your fuzzy friends as well as sense the presence of your favored enemy and learn information about them if they are within 5 miles of you. For the Conclave we are selecting the Monster Slayer. This conclave also gets some interesting extra spells, but again, they won't be seeing all that much use. Monster Slayers get Hunter's Sense and Slayer's Prey. Hunter's Sense lets you figure out how to hurt things better and Slayer's Prey lets you hurt things HARDER.
We're going to multiclass again into Fighter. House rules, we get our final skill proficiency, Perception. Immediately, we get our third and final Fighting Style. We're taking Unarmed Fighting from Unearthed Arcana. You punch as hard as swords swing and suplex harder. You can also punch things you've got grappled even harder. You also get Second Wind, letting you stay alive that much longer.
2nd level of Fighter gives us Action Surge, letting you take more actions.
3rd level of Fighter gives the Martial Archetype, I chose Battle Master because this guy schmoves. Battle Master gets Student of War - proficiency with artisan's tools of your choice, I chose cartography because again, finding secrets (though yes you could go with Caligraphy tools) - and Combat Superiority. This give you access to Maneuvers and Superiority Die - in our case d8's - to do those Maneuvers with. We'll go with Lunging Attack, Maneuvering Attack, and Riposte. It's all about the Schmovin' and Groovin', if by "Groovin'" you mean "Maiming horribly", that is. I advise looking up maneuvers if you want to learn more.
For the next 3 levels, you could take the 4th level of any of the classes in any order. This give a whopping 3 Ability Score Increases. We'll use this to get Wisdom, Charisma, and Constitution all up to 14. Finally, some constitution. We are also never touching Fighter again.
5th level of both Paladin and Monster Slayer Ranger give Extra Attack, so we're taking them for the next 2 levels. Hooray for hitting things more in addition to harder and better.
We're back to decisions being important again, so we're taking 6th level Ranger's Greater Favored Enemy. If you haven't caught on by now, the next enemy type we choose is Fiends. You now get a +4 to damage on all of our favored enemies, and you gain advantage on saving throws against this enemy type.
7th level of Ranger grants Supernatural Defense. You get a d6 added to your saving throws against targets of your Slayer's Prey ability.
Our 8th and final level of Ranger gives us another Ability Score Improvement, putting our Strength up to 18 now, and Fleet of Foot, allowing for the use of the Dash action as a bonus action on your turn. Schmoves.
6th level of Paladin gives us Aura of Protection. A friendly creature within 10ft of you gains +1 or your Charisma mod, whichever is higher, on saving throws while you are conscious.
7th level of Vengeance Paladin grants Relentless Avenger. When you hit with an Opportunity Attack, you can move up to half your speed right afterwards as a reaction. This doesn't provoke an attack of opportunity.
The final level of this build is 8th level of Paladin, granting the last Ability Score Increase and putting our guy's strength at 20. Beefy boy.
Okay, spell list. For Casting ability, you have both Wisdom for Ranger and Charisma for Paladin, but since they are equal for this character, it doesn't really matter. These are the spells I chose for this guy:
Detect Good and Evil
Hunter's Mark
Jump
Wrathful Smite
Branding Smite
Blinding Smite
Flame Arrow
Lightning Arrow
Staggering Smite
With all that said and done, let's summarize the character. He's a tough guy that's good at finding secrets, has a soft spot for animals, slays fiends and undead with a vengeance, likes his ranged weapons but is good with his fists, can move around the battlefield, and tears through his hellborne enemies.
If you aren't fond of the idea of a crossbow, real ass weapons do exist in this game, they are in the DMG, can't remember what page though. Somewhere to look for a more authentic rip and tear experience.
"300 pounds of pissed off in a 200 pound meatsack" is the most perfect summary of the Slayer ever
*Obligatory "Alucard from Hellsing Ultimate Abridged" comment here.*
By this point, I already know how to make Alucard from Hellsing Ultimate
@@alakazavartin So do I. Be the DM. Alucard is so rediculously overpowered that he literally couldn't be a player character.
@@andrewcross4193 Oh, I know how to make a player character that is effectively Alucard without needing to be the DM.
See, I dont want Schrodinger's Alucard. I want Pre-"Go for a walk" Alucard. Specifically from Abridged.
@@Megidramon Yeah man, thats what I mean.
Do the Space Marines of Warhammer 40k that all I'm going say
Literally just Doomguy, with Paladin instead of Warlock.
I'd say they and the Doom Slayer have pretty similar methods. Big, stompy, overly violent and uses big explosive guns. Just use this build imo.
@@Megidramon Good point but Space Marines are only ever specialized to use bolters sure they might use a heavy flamer now and then but they don't have as much variety of weapons as the doom slayer so maybe not as many levels into sorcerer in that case.
Use this build and fix with paladín if you really care about holyness
Literally just use the 40k system.
"... just like a game without interesting new subclasses."
Barbrarian savagery is my favorite savagery.
You could play this as an artificer and multiclass differently depending on the subclass you pick. Your magic items can be stuff you know how to use rather than you made because you just find everything in Doom. If you are allowed homebrew in your game, you can use Matt Mercer's gunslinger subclass. (I know that homebrew isnt used in these videos)
I'm useing a artificer for my doom guy and multiclassing into paladin
Better use the Gunslinger class from Mage Hand Press instead of Mercer's kinda bad Gunslinger subclass.
For a doomslayer build, I would imagine going human variant (tavern brawler). Then going in the least likely direction of artificer for your (cantrips for different damage types{tangent: get booming blade and green flame blade for your punches) guns and (spells and actual thrown weapons {tangent idea for you: get alchemist fire,caltrops, and lantern oil. Combined together and tied with rope makes a mean Molotov cocktail}) grenades. Get to 3rd lvl for your doom slayer armor with the UA Armorer subclass. Go with guardian for even better punches and temp hp. Swap to paladin for the next 3 lvls for smites, fighting style, health, and go vengeance for your vow of enmity. Now swap back to artificer for you sick abilities but thats about it, perhaps a look at magic initiate wizard for extra guns but yeah.
I was just expecting a straight oath of vengeance paladin, I got something better
Same!
I don't think I've seen one where he hasnt multiclassed
@@rlwrgh there've been a few. Beast Boy and Poison Ivy were both Druid 20, and I think She-Ra was Paladin 20
Avenger Paladin would probably work thematically. Especially since there are some Paladin spells that buff your ranged attacks as well as your melee (but let's be real here, your guns are a means to keep the pain going until you enter chainsaw range).
Nathan roll there are a couple where he goes into level 20 magic rouge (can't think of the name of the specific subclass)
More like Tulok the Slayer, my god man your slinging these builds out! Y'know, ever since that UA with the fighting style variants came out, I was wondering if their was a way to make a good ol' fashion fist fighter without too much dip into monk. Not sure if you've heard of a little show called Letterkenny, but I think it'd be hilarious if you dropped an episode on the legend that is Wayne, the most rigid, machine-gun chirpin', good old boy in recent history.
An interesting play on this could be going for Celestial Warlock. Yeah you lose the fun Hexblade spells, but you get Shield with Sorc, so it's not all bad. And your healing stuff will be a touch more useful via Divine Soul. So you'll be an Aasimar, with Celestial Chosen heritage in your blood, who's also getting direct aid from your Celestial boss. And you're basically a bit more survivable over hurty.
...I literally commented "Doom Slayer When" on the Yugi video. I was being sarcastic.
I was saying this the other day on my friend stream while she was playing her press release version of doom eternal that I was going to make doom guy In DnD So thank you you've made it a lot easier
The Isabel joke right off the bat is the exact reason I keep coming back to this channel. Please, never stop and don't change.
MANCUBUUUUUUUUUUUS
Also, DOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOM
Good work, and here's me pretending to be mad about you not going Barbarian.
Dammit! I just joined a Descent Into Avernus campaign yesterday! I wonder if the DM will let me switch away from my tempest cleric...?
They can always die... thats how I switch characters.
You won’t get to lvl 20 in avernus so your spells will be a bit lacking
Or you lose the required levels in fighter
here's a heckin' hot take: doomguy is a ranger. his favored enemy is fiends and his favored terrain the underdark
edit: nevermind, that's dante from devil may cry
Hot take (plus it benefits the algorithm):
If you start Paladin/Vengeance, you could take Ranger just out to the Horizon sub and finish Paladin to be a demon seeking killing machine of righteous fury
Wait I thought that doomslayer was just dante when he gets angry
I dont binge these videos, but i like to watch them here and there, you know, as a treat.
yes, i can finally go on a blind rampage and kill everything in my path, and scare every cleric in a 5 island area
Out of curiosity, what are your thoughts on the stibbles codex of companions?
Nero from dmc5 in DND, i live and breathe for the dmc franchise
I've personally built Nero in D&D based on his DMC4 version. Fallen aasimar with 5 levels in hexblade and 5 levels in battle master gives you everything you need.
I haven't figured out how to get all his devil breakers to work, though. Maybe a dip into sorcerer for some extra cantrips?
V would be interesting too. Probably shadow sorcerer for meta magic and hound of I'll omen and levels in conjuration wizard with find familiar and cojure animals.
@@iPhoneeditor
He would need some way of casting Conjure Elemental too, so he could get Nightmare (reskinned earth elemental).
I made a build of DOOM Slayer using magic items, point buy and guns from the source books as a fighter gunslinger. Using online CR calculators he was a CR of 20 AS A PLAYER CHARACTER. That shiz is crazy! Also he dealt like 200 damage a round for two rounds before slowing down and ONLY doing 80 on round 3.
"Minimum of three C's on that Thick!"
Spells it with only two.
i figured constitution being highest would be an easy "because you need to be able to rip and tear until it is done"
I see your poll for Doom Eternal and Animal Crossing, and I raise you Xenoblade Chronicles: Definitive Edition.
Shulk is a Warlock/Paladin/Rogue
Hear me out on paladin, he promised to slay the final boss, that may or may not be God-like. Celestials are Gods/godlike Oath of the Watcher has a bonus against Celestials, and a cylinder AOE like Monado Cyclone in moonbeam and Healing Word for Light Heal, then Hexblade cause Monado, and rogue for backslash. If UA isn't allowed, then Oath of the Ancient, similar concept, but dosen't get celestial smiting, but still gets Moonbeam.
Thanks Tulok! I’ve been waiting for this one!
I think Shovel Knight would be pretty cool in DnD but I have no idea where to start. Does that merit a video?
That would be cool, Shovel Knight in D&D
I'd love to see a build for Shovel Knight too. I was thinking a dwarf Eldritch Knight with the Tavern Brawler feat.
He’d definitely need proficiency in improvised weaponry
Hell yeah! Been waiting for this build! Nice job!
Could you do the Mandolorian, please he’s one of my favorite Star Wars characters, and I think he would translate very well into D&D.
Fighter/ranger/rogue
I add a few levels of bard because I like to imagine that the metal music comes from doom slayer himself and the demons fear it getting closer and louder
Next on building a character: how to build Filthyfrank in dungeons and dragons.
I hate how people assume the slayer is super pissed off all the time, he is not his rage is not a boiling pot but rather a nice simmer. its controlled and focused (Focused on demons)
Good on ya for resisting the barbarian
I’d be very interested to see your take on how to play “The Vessel/Knight/Your PC” from Hollow Knight.
I just found this channel and I now want to play dnd even more than I did before. Just hoping that that I will be able to play it soon again
If you ask me I would've done 14 levels in oath breaker paladin, 4 levels in champion fighter, 1 level in hex blade warlock, and finally 1 level forge cleric.
Not necessarily in that order but paladin first lvl.
Its always fun to build the characters with the video...and the commentary is amazing...as a treat
What?! There’s no levels in Barbarian? How dare you! I hope the TH-cam algorithm prioritizes this video and recommends it to others more!
This is just beautiful.
I'd also suggest Ashley J Williams from Evil Dead for the next slayer kind.
"roll to yell" *rolls a 13* I AM MAD FOR SOME REASON ABOUT THE THING HE SAID!! ARGHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH YELLING!
Don't tell Tulok, but Doom Eternal confirms DoomSlayer is...
a variant human.
*YESSS*
I could feel my testosterone levels rise just seeing this notification
I’ve been waiting for this build for so long! Keep up the great work!
I kinda feel bad for asking, but could we get some characters from Street Fighter, like maybe Ed from SFV?
For those that want more of a tech feel than magic feel, may I suggest Champion/Artillerist? Get that heavy armor, get a big crossbow, and then augment the hell out of it with the artificer enhancements. And if you make your artillery cannon tiny, there is nothing stopping you from just strapping it to your shoulder or arm as a mounted cannon!
Stats:
Dex: 15
Con: 14
Int: 13
Str: 12
Wis: 10
Cha: 8
Race: Variant Human (+1 Dex +1 Str, Investigation, Crossbow Expert, Soldier Backround)
Fighter 18 (FS: Unarmed Fighting, Brute, Focus on Dex and Con, take Tough and Sharpshooter)
Artificer 2
Rip and tear dude! Awesome build and video! Keep it up and see ya next week
Shit I'm late... Uh, please build Anderson Cooper in DnD!
Mason Radis From Doomslayer to News Sayer ... Figured you would have a wittier lead in.
@@PikStab that would have been good but I was on a short rest on my bike when I saw I was almost 45 minutes late to make a witty and almost funny comment
Creative and flavorful build as always!
This ain’t the chief how about an arbiter elite build from halo
Episode #137 of the Fire Emblem stats: The Doom Slayer.
Doom Guy has a lot of strengths: Heavy armor, bows, brawling, and swords (which chainsaws are closest to). He's weak only in authority because he's a mute psychopathic murder hobo.
He excels in strength and dexterity and has decent stats everywhere else.
I'm having a rough time of it rn, but that opening put a big dumb smile on my face. Thank ya, man.
I would have also added a couple levels in ranger for the preferred enemy and just have a general bonus on fiends
DM: You can't just shoot a hole in mars!
Doomslayer: natural 20
DM: Uggggghhhhhh
I've been waiting for this video forever
Fun fact: you can rage in heavy armor. You don’t gain any benefits from the base class, but every subclass feature that enhances rage still works. So a bear totem in plate armor is still resistant to all damage while wearing plate armor.
I was expecting Barbarian tweaked in a way that somehow uses armor, but this turned out way better. Spells with gun-shaped casting foci is so much better than sorting out actual guns
Can't help but occasionally glance at the Path Of The Doom Slayer homebrew subclass I found awhile ago though.
Obligatory "Vegeta When"
I honestly thought that you could maybe make a paladin based doom slayer, but this is more detailed and accurate.
the good news for goblin slayer fans is if you alter it to be mostly fighter classes with some ranger for favored enemy I think you can just do this for your goblin slayer build (saying this since in another video he says he won't do goblin slayer.....at all)
OHHHH IVE BEEN WAITING FOR THISSS
Video idea: Scrooge Mcduck.
The richest duck in the world who is tougher than the toughies, smarter than the smarties, and sharper than the sharpies makes his way to DnD.
Whoooo! (Get the reference?)
Well, he's obviously an Arocokra (not sure I spelled that right), but for class, I'm feeling Ranger. He did start his fortune via striking gold in the Yukon after all
@@brendaneichler5244 Or since he specializes in recovering ancient artifacts, how about a Rogue, Thief Archetype?
@@DJROCKSTAZ No, because he earned it square.
@@brendaneichler5244 ...Then again, Scrooge doesn't really specialize in shooting.
Haunted one background let's you pick two skills to be proficient in, so you can choose arcana and relegion, and it would kinda fit with all the shit he's seen
Just made hime for a lvl 15 adventure in the warhammer age of sigmar universe!!! He is well respected in the area within moments.
I've been waiting for this.
you gotta know your enemy before you blow your enemy...up
Nice Save Bro
Most important thing I've learned from this video. Doom Slayer can have a bit of healing, as a treat.
Also, building Blade would make a great video.
honestly i like it better when you forgo the expected classes in favor of something more creative. no anger, i am perfectly satisfied (please do an isabelle build though that would be awesome)
I've been waiting for this one for months
YELLING AT YOU CAUSE YOU SAID! now with that out of the way, this is nice to know. You know as a treat.
I can’t tell if Doomguy would be great or terrible for role playing. Like, talking is minimal at best, he’s probably unwilling to play other people’s games, and he’s usually pretty single minded-ly violent.
On the other hand, he’s unwilling to play other people’s games and just forces his way through to whatever he’s after, he comes up with the most harebrained schemes with a completely straight face, and he’s got an unwavering moral code expressed through violence whenever possible.
I imagine he’s the kind of guy who responds to “I’ll give you the thing if you do what I want.” with:
“You’ll give us the thing if you want to keep your guts.”
I’ve been waiting for this one :)
i was just thinking last night that someone should make this, thanks
Based on my recent nightmare playthrough of doom eternal, i can add a few comments on the concept:
1) Needs at least 7 levels of monk to run around at the speed of sound and rip and tear stuff, also evasion will help you with dem endless fireballs
2) Needs -4 constitution at start, so u get 1 hp per level and start the game with 4 hp so every random zombie can 1-hit-kill you. Feat lucky could ease the difficulty a bit
3) As a weapon you will need akimbo blowpipes glued togehter so you can deal 1 damage to all the bullet sponge demons and then finish them off with glory killing melee flurry of blows (make sure to never carry more than 12 ammo for blowpipe)
4) 2 levels of warlock so you can get silent image and make it look like you wear heavy armor while actually you do not. This will also allow you to play heavy metal music with cantrips
5) Ask your DM for a magic weapon on the start of the game that will spawn glowing colourful beans every time you hit some1. You will use those beans as ammo
6) Get sharpshooter feat because no cover can save anyone from you and only use +10 damage ability when you get close, so your peashooter makeshift double barrel turns from 1 damage to 11 damage gun
7) Pick revenant as your race so you can savescu... eh, i mean resurrect every time you die because you are in fact too angry to die (completely).
Just wanted to share one of my favorite tidbits about Darkvision, since you said Light spell is worthless because of Darkvision.
This is not true. Darkvision states that you can see in darkness as if it were dim light and cannot perceive colors.
Thing about Dim Light is that it counts as Light Obscurement, meaning you have disadvantage to Perception (based on sight).
This means creatures with Darkvision still have a use for light. If they are trying to find someone hiding in the dark, they might not want to have disadvantage on their check.
So having both Darkvision and the Light spell is still nice. You don't need to use the spell to navigate in darkness, but in case you think someone is sneaking past you, you can shine a light on them and find them easier.
I learned this while running a game for a pair of Drow Rogues. In general, they decided to do all missions at night, as they thought it gave them the advantage. For the most part, it did. But then I started using Goblins, who get a bonus action to hide and also have Darkvision.
I like the build. I think I might dabble with Oath of Vengeance Paladin instead of fighter, as that is stupidly fitting for the rage of Doom Guy.
Charisma bonuses on saves and better usage on some of those spell slots as "Smiting a Demon's brains out with one Big Damn Punch!!!" feels like doom guy spot on.
Either way, really fun build that I might just have to try!