suggest me fun/strong builds

[Deviant]

i did 2 playthroughs already the first playthrough was just playing same lass to level 12 no multiclassing next playthrough i looked up some guides for eldrich blasting and throwing build both were very fun and op now i wanna do third playthrough but with something i havent played yet

[HEY]

Look up CRPGBro on youtube.

[Sir. Foxford]

Oathbreaker paladin durge

[jonnin]

most powerful so far for me:
gith monk 5+ and rogue 3+ gets tons of attacks, can drop dex/wis ac crap and wear race armor with str build focused on tavern brawler and maybe mainhand one of the good staves.

a well made dual hand crossbow sniper is a joy to play as well. Little bit of a late bloomer as you need feats to make it shine, but by end of act 1 its already a terror. This usually is a mix of rogue and fighter or ranger.

past that, you can get into weird caster hybrids which require precision to pull off, best to look at others' ideas online or load your old game before a typical fight and respec many times to see what works.

[Frost]

2 Pala/10 Tempest Cleric.

Level Pala to 2 and grab Thunderous Smite, and then go all in on Tempest Cleric. Grab the tadpole power that gives auto crits once per day, combine that with Tempest's channel divinity to grant maximum damage on your smites, for massive damage. Most of the time you are going to be a caster, but when you need to kill a big target you can smite it.

Wis high as possible, high Con, use elixirs for the strength boost. You can put some points into dex if you really want, but you really don't need to - grab alert for the initiative boost if needed or slap on those dex gloves.

[mudakonn]

Originally posted by jonnin:

most powerful so far for me:

a well made dual hand crossbow sniper is a joy to play as well. Little bit of a late bloomer as you need feats to make it shine, but by end of act 1 its already a terror. This usually is a mix of rogue and fighter or ranger.

I started with Thief 3 and now with 1 lvl of Fighter it started to show itself - Can tank as well with 20-22 AC, DR, great saves, has early gear to support it. Does not really "need" to hide always. Can stealth with right medium armor, picking deep gnome gives you advantages to saves and stealth and able to fit into small and tight holes - if you know what I mean.

[SlaughterWare]

Floof build. Change all characters classes to Druid as soon as you can, give everyone dual crossbows+change to half-illithid and get your Displacer Beast wildshape going on. With 4 bears, a group of Elementals and Familiars + 4 Displacer Beasts that can create Illusions that act as a wall between the enemy and your team you will clean up anyone easy, even on Tactician.

[Deviant]

Originally posted by EvilKris:

Floof build. Change all characters classes to Druid as soon as you can, give everyone dual crossbows+change to half-illithid and get your Displacer Beast wildshape going on. With 4 bears, a group of Elementals and Familiars + 4 Displacer Beasts that can create Illusions that act as a wall between the enemy and your team you will clean up anyone easy, even on Tactician.

i wanna do a run without ilitidh powers

[Morvana]

If your throw build wasn't a berserk barbarian you missed something, throwing enemies on each other is the best way to play a throw build (at least the funniest)

I also love to play thief. If you use it's abilities it's very different from a standard character.

If you didn't experience the Wizard I also recommand it to you. Not the most powerful class, but it has so many tools it's absurd. If you loose a fight with a wizard you can probably change the outcome just by bringing different spells.

Druid can be also an experience if you use the transformations for utility and not just the combat.

[Deviant]

Originally posted by Morvana:

If your throw build wasn't a berserk barbarian you missed something, throwing enemies on each other is the best way to play a throw build (at least the funniest)

I also love to play thief. If you use it's abilities it's very different from a standard character.

If you didn't experience the Wizard I also recommand it to you. Not the most powerful class, but it has so many tools it's absurd. If you loose a fight with a wizard you can probably change the outcome just by bringing different spells.

Druid can be also an experience if you use the transformations for utility and not just the combat.

i played throw build berserker+thief it was op

[Wutzlinger]

durge drow necromancer with connor and parasites

[Humpenstilzchen]

Bard with double hand crossbows is pretty good.

[info]

Originally posted by Deviant:

i did 2 playthroughs already the first playthrough was just playing same lass to level 12 no multiclassing next playthrough i looked up some guides for eldrich blasting and throwing build both were very fun and op now i wanna do third playthrough but with something i havent played yet

Warlock/Bard, Monk/Thief/Fighter, Ranger/Thief (sorry, no druids here, I find them super boring)

[info]

Originally posted by Humpenstilzchen:

Bard with double hand crossbows is pretty good.

THIS! (if you add a thief lvl you get sneak attacks tho.)

[Zeel Ara]

Bard/Thief with dual crossbow
Eldricht knight/Berserker thrower
Paladin/Warlock (potentially added circle of the spores druid) twohander
Open hand monk tavern brawl strength build
Gloom Stalker/Thief (or assassin) ranged

And for the ultra gimmicky but hilarious to play character: War cleric/Paladin/Warlock/Champion :D

And yea, the common denominator is that paladin, warlock, and thief are overpowered as hell. Add 5 levels of fiend warlock, 3 levels of thief, or 2/5 levels of paladin to any attack focused build and you just made it a powerhouse.

[Popsicles]

I'm having a blast on my 3rd run with a Rg2 Ftr2 Wizard 8.