D&D 5E The Elementalists (FULL)

[Azurewraith]

This class can qualify itself as an elemental class, like druid or sorcerer. No need to pick a special race. In fact, if you did, then you'd probably be limited to that race's element, cause reasons.

And in your case, it's less about balance and more about chaos. He's being pulled in every direction. He's the opposite of balance.

Hmmm so lets see split personality. Depending on last element used when raging he adopts a different trait fire=rage earth=patience air=ditzzy water=calm. Guessing some v.human if legal(think it is) or maybe half orc..

 

[tglassy]

V. Human is legal as long as you're taking a qualifying class, which this is, so yeah, that's cool. Heck, I've been giving out all kinds of stuff all day, why would I scoff at a free feat at the beginning?

 

[Azurewraith]

It wouldn't necessarily be that you're wanting imbalance, but that you are imbalance. That could be where your rage comes from. You could have been an attempt to create a soldier version of what the monks are: a warrior that could manipulate all the elements. Perhaps the experiments were with various elementals, trying to infuse them into you. And it worked. Sort of. But where the monks hone their Ki through years of discipline, and only reach out and touch a plane one at a time, learning how to control that one plane gently, you were overwhelmed by the connection to four different planes of existence at the same time.

That works. Ill get something knocked up tomorrow. Just to clarify 27 point buy level 5 multiclassing n feats?

 

[tglassy]

Yes. And ASI based on character level, not class level. And if you pick this class, you (obviously in this case) have to be level 3 before multiclassing.

 

[Azurewraith]

Yes. And ASI based on character level, not class level. And if you pick this class, you (obviously in this case) have to be level 3 before multiclassing.

Okies was planning on mcing fighter.. now to find a story based reason for it

 

[Greenmtn]

Is multiclassing a requirement or Strongly encouraged?

 

[tglassy]

Neither. I've just eliminated one of the reasons most people won't. I love multi-classing, but I'm not going to dictate that to anyone. The only restriction is if you are qualifying because of your class, you have to be level 3 in that class to multiclass, if that's what you're wanting to do.

If you're qualifying from race, you can multiclass as much as you want. Or not. Whatever. I just want to make sure you can play the character you want to.

 

[Azurewraith]

Neither. I've just eliminated one of the reasons most people won't. I love multi-classing, but I'm not going to dictate that to anyone. The only restriction is if you are qualifying because of your class, you have to be level 3 in that class to multiclass, if that's what you're wanting to do.

If you're qualifying from race, you can multiclass as much as you want. Or not. Whatever. I just want to make sure you can play the character you want to.

I want to play a shark that shoots bees out its mouth

 

[tglassy]

That's not a qualifying race. But you could be a druid who got stuck in shark form and can only cast "Insect Plague", though that's a level 5 spell, so you can't really do that until level 9.

 

[Leif]

Well I was going to say I wanted in, but now that Leif is here I don't know........

Hi Leif

But yes count me in as your sixth T. I very much tend to martial classes. Let me look over the new races and toss out a few ideas.

Very Funny, Wolf Breath!

Seriously, I am glad you got in, Fenris. Sadly, I just started a new job and so have zero time to devote to a new game. (Yay, me, for the job, though!) Enjoy the game, Everyone!