• Cylusthevirus@kbin.social
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    The truly horrifying combo is Battlemaster+Gloomstalker+Thief with a couple specific hand crossbows and the sharpshooter feat. All that Dex + 15 AC from Yuan-Ti scale mail they sell at last light means 4 attacks per round each and 20+ AC.

    Oh, and stealth, and lockpicking. Astarion? Never heard of him.

    Had to use a bonus action for something? Then you’ve got battlemaster ranged moves to fear, trip, or disarm. It’s disgusting.

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      1 year ago

      In games where you spend a lot of time in coversations it makes sense. Fallout New Vegas is one of my favorite games but if you do nothing but max Speech it turns into easy mode.

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    If you play DnD these are all pretty well known combos. Still really fun though.

    Barbarian druid works surprisingly well.

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    If this was written by the Devs it would seem to confirm that Deepened Pact stacking with Extra Attack is intended. Seems absolutely insane to me but what do I know.

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      Why is it insane though?

      In 5e I can take a level of warlock and at character level 5 the cantrip outdamages a heavy crossbow.

      I can make a warlock 2 / bard 3 and both of their selected cantrips scale based on Character level.

      You should absolutely be able to mix and match extra attack features. There isn’t a reason, other than 3+ attacks is a primary fighter feature, that extra attacks shouldn’t stack.