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I mean if he is arguing in bad faith then the correct answer is just to say, "Yes, you are correct...the nameless king is invincible; you have won d&d. Ok, bye." Because he isn't actually looking for feedback...he is looking for psychological validation. You are not having the same conversation...

It's silly and it seems like the OP is constantly shifting goal posts but it isn't damaging the board or harming anyone. Just ignore...life is too short to get riled up over every person (allegedly) acting in bad faith. You can be sure that if the OP starts spamming the board with Nameless King...

With that attitude you'll never become a member of the fraternal order of nameless kings, never mind reach the rank of last boss.

To be fair, that is about what I need too.

http://www.enworld.org/forum/showthread.php?493302-GUIDE-Pacts-Patrons-and-Power-a-Warlock-guide This sorcerer guide is up-to-date.

So is a 1 level dip in hexblade just the default for sorcerers now (especially non-Dragon)? Seems like the armor/shields alone are enough to justify it.

Something weird going on. I added it...it shows up if you try to edit the post (you'll see it is there in the bullet-ed list) but it doesn't show up on the page otherwise. I looked at the html and there isn't anything obviously wrong there. Maybe @Morrus or Yunru can help?

It's a shield at the cost of using a 1d4 rather than a 1d8 for your attack any round you want to turn it on since it has to be an unarmed attack with the attack option (until level 5). Afterward you have to mix in an unarmed attack so a 1d6 along with your 1d10, which balances out to what other...

Intoxicated frenzy didn't really impress me since it is at level 17 and requires each flurry of blows attack to hit a different creature. Monks need some single-target damage help. Kensei is basically worth a single point of damage per attack since all monks can use a quarterstaff from the...

Monk didn't get much from Xanathar's. The Kensei is not particularly strong though I suppose you could pick a rapier for one of your weapons and then multiclass with rogue. Sun Soul was a reprint. Drunken master is...fine. Shadow monks might like 3 levels of Gloom Stalker ranger. Seems like...

Resilient (wis) is never a bad idea so that is another feat option.

Is Sentinel really redundant? Unwavering Mark and Sentinel both provide disadvantage to those who attack allies within 5ft but sentinel lets you respond with a reaction attack while unwavering mark lets you attack with advantage as a bonus action on your next turn if they actually hit and did...

other good choices are dragonborn for the dragonfear feat and half-elf/half-orc/human for the prodigy efat (for expertise in athletics to make your shield bash very hard to resist...then aura +fear means they can't get up).

So is the prodigy feat (can give expertise in athletics) worth it for shield bash build (e.g. Aura of Conquest)?

Sorry didn't see it there.

In the case of a variant human it seems like a good deal.

Thanks. BTW, You missed the "gift of the ever living ones" invocation for chain pact.

I have been away for a while. Can you really use eldritch blast with war caster? Regardless, booming blade with warcaster is still quite nice.

Actually that makes sense. -2 initiative and a feat for +1 AC (and some carrying capacity stuff nobody keeps track of) is not a great trade-off. Maybe instead do Mellored's build but start 15 in constitution and take resilient (con) instead.

Variant human could start str 14 and take heavy armor proficiency...that gets you to 15 so you can eventually wear plate and you never need to touch strength again.