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We’re also here now. This post should see me modded. If so, I may be setting things up still. Expect general contiguity with the reddit community’s rules, as I see no reason why this wouldn’t be similar. Discuss below if you think otherwise.

I’m struggling to build out a Psychic that primarily uses Imaginary Weapon in melee. It is so flavorful, yet at 6 base HP per level and no armor proficiency, it feels really dangerous to get up close and personal. Sure, Warp Space amps it to be at 30ft range, but there are only so many focus points available to spend amping.

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Note that this is subtly different from the “one level in every class” thing; this is about taking your levels one at a time, starting from level 1, rather than a fully-finished level 13 concept.

Does anyone have experience with both versions of the kobold as a PC and have a strong opinion on way or the other on it?

Warlock wielding shadow blade. Obviously there are stronger things to concentrate on, but do your worst within parameters.

I recently theorycrafted a Dex and a Str version of an Artillerist with the Gunner feat popping off a Booming Blade and a Force Ballista each turn.

Much of the time I think of items as addons to a build, and focus on the race, class, and feat progression when planning. However, in both Westmarches and many standard canpaigns, it is not unreasonable to be able to buy, craft, or at least request some specific items, at least going up to Rare rarity. That got me thinking about trying to optimize a build around the item, rather than the other way around.

(In the absense of a WhatWouldYouBuild type of community, I figure 3d6 is the closest place here for such things, but correct me if I’m wrong.)

Sad to see reddit effectively die, but a big thank you to everyone who set this community up so that the party can keep rolling! (Budum, ting)

5e’s Fear has the added mechanic of requiring the target to take the Dash action and run away, unless there is nowhere to run. This can cause some DMs to rule Oath of Conquest’s aura as allowing the target to use its action for other things. But with Sentinel’s reaction causing movement speed to drop to zero, that wouldn’t trigger until after the Dash action had been used–creating an optimizable opportunity.

This is an old topic, but I’m curious what a more recent assessment for the ultimate support build would be in D&D5e.