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Thank you for this. This is a wonderful starting off point for my next character.

5ish days no answer. I'll take that as a no there is not a guide. :p

My real issue with political campaigns is that it leaves out a few classes. Rogues, Bards, Wizards, Clerics and to a lesser extent Sorcerers with have the most play due to skills needed. The other classes can be used but will be out of their element so to speak.

I personally think this is a horrible reason to kill the party. PCs are heroes and should always have a chance to live through something. Either by defeating it or running away or making a deal. I would not play with a DM who just kills a party cause he can. That might be what he thinks of as...

Is there a good guide for druid summoners out there? I know the concept is lackluster I just love the idea of it and with the new druid circle I thought someone might write one up.

Starting level 8, projected level 15-17

What if i was thinking more along the lines of elemental weapon use instead of darkness. Yes I understand darkness is optimal I'm not a fan of leaving other players out of the fun.

Ok if you were to multi class the Hexblade what level would you do it, which class and why?

Why wait so long to get the bump in stats?

While that seems interesting and fun to do. I'm thinking more of a melee character with either a great sword or glaive. The reason I was thinking fighter was for the con save and great weapon fighting. Sorcerer was for con saves and 2 first level spell slots that can be used on shield and extra...

New game Level 8. What I am looking for is assistance on weather to start Fighter 1 or Sorcerer 1 then 7 levels of Hexblade. Also whether to go Half-elf, Tabaxi or Human. Character will dump strength so heavy armor is out. Any assistance/criticism is welcome. Thanks

Ok, Ok I yield LOL

This is a grey area with me. Yes they have the ability to do these things but do they know that doing so will kill them?

The barbarian can end his rage once healed at any point. Then enter a new rage. It does not matter how many times they get hit while at zero hp loss is no longer cumulative. So other than losing rage they are in fact immortal. That is why I say its a bit broken.

OK I was unsure about the damage after reaching zero. The death save part does not apply due to the ability states it ignores that rule.(unless of course you were using it as an example of the normal rule.)

Actually to me after thinking about it is extremely broken. All healing below zero brings you to zero then heals you. So say you are a 15th level barbarian and have 150 hp you get to zero you then have 150 more hp before you die. You can be left alone till you are around 100 points negative...

I see I did not have the book with me.

My problem with the ability is that it seems very meta gamey on when to use it. Is the healer coming up next or very soon in the initiative order? Yes: Use it and hope for the best. At the very least you can take some hits so someone else does not. No: Just go down and the healer will get you...

Per the PHB any damage you take at or below zero HP equals a failed death save. If crit in this condition you receive two failed saves. So you get reduced to zero HP stay up due to this feature. A level 11 warlock or fighter or any combination of getting hit 3 times before you receive healing...

I understand about the strength, but this guy is going to be full on caster. So strength does me no good. Yes GFB is an excellent spell, just not one for this character. Point buy is not that bad. I can go 15 in char and 12 in WIs at level one and be just fine. I will only be one set of ASI's...