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How would you build a Draconic Sorcerer? Using Standard Array (15-14-13-12-10-8). No Multiclassing. PHB only. Campaign Level 1 to 12. Basically, I wanna build a Blaster that can dish a lot of damage and have some sort of CC. Also taking advantage of that CHA on social situations. Im imagining...

Good to see you here too Ashrym, and thanks a lot for the new info you provided! its helping me a lot! (y)

Holy naughty word, that's badass! I also liked the creativity that you put in your character. I like to base my character on something that I enjoy. For example, I was thinking about creating this character based on my Mage in Classic WoW. Not the same character, just some inspiration. I know it might...

Gotcha! And how do you gusy feel about Draconic Sorcerer compared to these guys? Would it shine more in a Combat driven campaign or that's too relative?

Considering a campaign from level 1 to 12. Only PHB allowed. No Multiclassing. How would you rate these 2 Wizard Subclasses, in terms of: DPR CC Utility Social Exploration "Fun factor"

Great characters! I never played Wizard but I played a Tempest Cleric. I enjoyed it, the back story was related to Thor. The spiritual weapon was a mjolnir type of hammer and my role was a mix if healer and dmg. The only thing that I would change was the "religious" link on the character, it was...

Amazing info! Thanks a lot for the reply! Could you tell us more about these characters? Which one did you enjoy the most?

Regarding only Full Spellcaster Classes: Bard, Cleric, Druid, Sorcerer, Wizard, Warlock. Considering mid level range (lvl 5 to 10). How would you rate these Classes in terms of: DPR CC+Debuffs Heals+Buffs Utility+Skills Social Tools

The DM said that the campaign will probably be from level 1 to 12. No Multiclassing was the only condition the DM stated, I'd like to build a strong Character but not cheesy enough to spoil the game for the other players.

Intermediate player planning to build a high damage/tanky character. The classes that popped up on my mind were Paladin and Barbarian. Multiclassing is not allowed on this campaign and it will be from level 1 to 12. I wanna know your thoughts about their features and gameplay, comparing them...

Gotcha. Vengeance Paladin or any Paladin Subclass fits that role? Yeah, I'll create a good story for it.. but this time I was kinda forced to pick the Class first. =/

What would you play then? I can also roll paladin. My goal was to play a good Damage Dealer with a bit of Tankyness/survivability. Also simple management. Well, I didn't have much time to think about it tbh. The campaign I was gonna play got canceled a few weeks ago and then out of nowhere one...

Im having a hard time picking one of those two classes: Open Hand Monk and Bear Totem Barbarian. Could you guys tell me more about their: 1- Gameplay Mechanics (Combat, Social and Exploration) 2- Role in party (Dmg or Tank Potential) 3- DPR (How hard can they hit compared to other Classes?)...

I really like your tier lists, cause you give some good info to each Subclass and the reasons behind your picks. I think the ultimate tier list compendium would be: 3 separate lists for each pillar (Combat, Social and Exploration), Subclasses from PHB+SCAG+XGtE, divided by levels (just the way...

Oh, I wasn't asking for campaign purposes actually... I was just curious about it. But idk, you can assume levels 1-15, maybe? I think that's the most common

Well, it was just a thought/suggestion. You can build the way you think its best. How you picture it. How would you do it?

How would you guys build a juggernaut? Some thoughts: Main features: Big damage. Can tank some hits. Strikes fear into his foes, intimidate his own party members. Muscles, but can also use his brain and social skills to overcome problems. Popular Characters to inspire: Thanos, Kratos, Arthas...

Just to clarify, Im not trying to diminish the melee classes. Matter of fact, most times I played as melee. I'm just trying to raise some questions and see what you guys have to say about it based on your gameplay experience.

Just out of curiosity, why is the Paladin so beloved?

How can you make a melee character, like a Barbarian or a Fighter, become as useful as Wizard or a Bard, in and out of combat? Solving situations both RPing and cracking skulls... They dont have as many tools as Casters, but how can they improve and have the same value to the party on all 3...