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I posted it in the optimization thread. I've updated the guide to reflect the cost.

No kidding? I will investigate. Thank you. Edit: I believe it is now fixed.

Let's make a melee Cleric!

Hi everyone, my guides for 5E are now all available from one amaturish but functional website: Treantmonk's Temple Thanks!

We are in agreement, though once the Light Cleric gets fireball, wall of fire, etc, they have plenty of AOE blast options for tougher baddies and can use Channel Divinity to clear weak minions when friendly fire would be an issue. Radiance of the Dawn is strong when they need it to be. Yes...

30' radius is a massive AOE for a damage effect. More importantly though, it's a massive AOE that does not have friendly fire. Though, this ability REALLY shines at lower levels. At 2nd level, it's the best blast in the game by a pretty large margin. It isn't +3 to a skill. It's +3 to any...

I don't really agree with this, at least IMO. There are a lot of poor 2nd level channel divinity options, but the Knowledge, Light, Tempest and Trickery domains all have very potent channel divinity options, all of which I would put ahead of Preserve life. I agree with the ability being a bit...

No, I'm selfish and am more motivated to do one's based on my own characters ;) That said, I do currently play a Hexblade 3/College of Swords Bard 7 in a campaign, and it is awesome. Has a flame tongue he assigns CHa to, a Bow as a pact weapon (improved pact weapon invocation), and has blade...

I guess you know the spell I almost took. It was a close call. I knew I would miss one. Thanks I'm not including any spells not gained by level up. Good chance the Wizard would have those spells, but I'm not assuming anything. I've switched them to 3rd level. I think when I read my own...

It's set at anyone can view. Link works for me, not sure what's wrong.

A levelup guide for God Wizards as discussed a couple pages back now completed. HERE

Part 1 of a series where I build a character from level 1-20. Part 1

Yes, it's about player effort, not ability.

It never was, but locks were not always easy, nor do I suspect, were they intended to be. Not that Gary Gygax or Dave Arneson are around to ask, but I played 1e, 2e and Basic, and locks were a significant challenge (Rogues had a very low chance to pick locks at all but high level, and nobody...

Advantage and Disadvantage are something a DM can arbitrate at need. If a player roleplays a deception check in a way that would suggest to me that the deception would be easier to discern, I would absolutely impose disadvantage. Alternatively, if the deception was roleplayed convincingly, I...

yes. The referenced rule is in the DMG and reads: Edit: I should also add that if you don't have proficiency in Thieves tools and have a +1 ability score, you can still succeed at DC 25 locks using 10x time as long as a guidance cantrip is available. Locks are so easy...

Yes, Knock is really only for those impossible locks. I wouldn't waste the slot or risk the noise for just any old lock. The point was that Rogues are far from the best at opening locks. Honestly, in most campaigns, you won't need Knock or a Rogue to open any lock you need to.

Rogues are no longer an essential part of a party in 5e. The same is true of other previously thought "essential" classes as well (like the Cleric for example). Previous editions provided Rogues/Thieves with unique abilities to find traps, stealth, and opening locks. None of these abilities...

OK. So I should say that you aren't going to get everything you want. There is no such thing as a single classed celestial Warlock blade pact that uses 2 handed weapons, and is durable. Personally, I would prioritize durable here, which means a multiclass. Honestly, for straight mechanical...

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