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It is possible for a bard with double proficiency in deception, proficiency in disguise and copious use of suggestion and domination. I know. I have done it.

Paladin/Sorcerer. Just bash doors and locks.

Here is my entire opinion of Wild Magic - Loads of fun. I have a paladin/sorcerer and I realized that the extra AC would be useless and the extra hp is ok but underwhelming and most the dragon abilities just aren't interesting enough. And I wanted Tides of Chaos to use on my melee attacks and...

My group had the same problem with Princes of the Apocalypse. We're 15-16th level with nowhere to go. We just retired and started new characters and are pulling them out for high level expeditions. There's one in Season 2 and one so far in Season 3. SOL at 17+ though.

You need a healer, a caster, a support man and a skillmaster. That is a job for a bard. I had a similar situation when I started playing in AL. Build like this: pick up double proficiency in stealth or perception and deception or persuasion. Get a background that gives you Thief Tools...

I feel like Cant for a Physician would be Medical Jargon that they could communicate with other doctors about medical conditions, but nobody else understands them. Just reflavor it.

Use a valor bard, pick high scores in STR and CHA rather than DEX/CHA, add levels of fighter if you want a more tactical feel. As it stands you cannot get that 'magic-less' warlord though.

Here is an interesting idea I was going to pursue with my druid (that I have now retired in favor of other characters). 1 level in monk, the rest in druid. In animal forms, your unarmored defense takes precedence to your beast form's AC, and Wisdom should be your highest stat. So at 2nd level...

I'm letting a player use it in my homebrew, reflavored as an Alchemist, who uses dangerous forbidden concoctions and techniques. I felt the 'something hunter' was very niche and not broad enough, especially in a setting where there is an undead 'race,' magic is commonplace and even warlocks and...