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I reckon you could get something good out of doing warlock for 2 levels to get pact of the blade (Letting you use charisma in place of strength for weapons and giving you the best cantrip in the game and an ability allowing you to add your charisma to that cantrip's damage) and then go EK the rest of the way (So you can eldritch blast and melee attack in a round, using the same stat for all of it so you only need to boost one thing).
Yea, in tabletop version the main reason why you go for EK is weapon summoning, just to troll GM who wanted to get your team somewhere, where you won't have weapons.
It has some other benefits, but is underwhelming.
Instead i recommend going for blade warlock, very simillar build, but just better.
War magic is the only way to make true strike decent. Weapon bond is nice for throwing builds otherwise not really useful.
It is not a bad class compared to champion you get a lot of mobility and can combine true strike with a melee attack as a bonus action getting the same crit probability of the champion at level 7.
Battle Master gets more utility like putting people prone, disarming them, scaring them, plus extra damage, but you can move much much more.
EKs suffer a bit with Booming Blade and Green-Flame Blade not being implemented in BG3. Those are cantrips which let you make a melee weapon attack using your usual ability score (strength or dexterity, as appropriate) instead of intelligence, and add some extra juice. But even with those, they're not great.
Ahh ok, I’ve not been doing ANY of that lol. I’ll make that my priority tonight and should enjoy it a lot more! I overlooked shield spell as it only lasts 1 attack right? I thought it seemed a bit “meh”
At max level 6 sword bard/ 5 wizard/ 1 fighter for fighting style and weapon armor proficiency.
I think I’ll respec wyll and use him as my Guinea pig. Just him having haste was a game changer. Having my fighter run around with 6 attacks was just nuts.
But I’m losing an action by casting it so often? That was my main concern. But it definitely sounds better then what I’ve been doing and not using it at all lol.