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I personally would avoid great weapon mastery with this character idea, the switch from rapier/shield to 2handed weapon will cost your entire turn, maybe look at the charger or shield master feat, shield master in particular allows you to shove your opponent prone with your shield as a bonus...

It was meant as a joke, a bit of lucky min-maxing if you will. Sent from my iPhone using EN World

I was thinking about creating a halfling divination wizard with the lucky feat, I think my DM would resign in disgust if I did though lol Sent from my iPhone using EN World

Not his best work, prefer the 'Split Infinity' series personally. Sent from my iPhone using EN World

The Drizzt series is not high fantasy, I see it more as entertainment, I would like to see a Fafhrd/Gray mouser series too. Pure D&D would not sell to the general public imho. Sent from my iPhone using EN World

Am I on my own in thinking that the Drizzt stories are not that bad? Sent from my iPhone using EN World

Multiclassing is not an issue for me, it helps shore up holes in small parties, case in point our party has Tabaxi monk, goblin fighter, tabaxi fighter, firbolg ranger and lizardfolk barbarian, we are short on healing so the goblin is mc'ing into life cleric for a few levels, without that option...

The main problem with Tabaxi is their nemesis, the red dot of doom, they are destined to chase this dot at their full movement speed, approximately 2000 feet per round if these here forums are to be believed, until exhausted, the Tabaxi will then seek out the sunbeam of healing and spend 12...

Maybe run LMOP as an intro but have the party stumble on the ambush while travelling, saving sildar will help tremendously with the attitude in the town and they could become widely known as the heroes of phandalin, their fame preceding them in every settlement.. Sent from my iPad using EN...

We are running oota with a monster party, core is goblin eldritch knight/rogue (me), tabaxi monk, firbolg ranger, lizardfolk barbarian with hobgoblin wizard, aasimar paladin and tabaxi fighter (sharpshooter) sometimes in the party, it's great fun, the RP between the party members is better than...

We have a tabaxi monk in our party, she does have a name but my goblin has named her mittens, and it kind of stuck... Sent from my iPad using EN World mobile app

If I have to remember plot point like that then I'm buggered, I have enough problems remembering to put on pants in the morning... Apologise, explain, and gloss over it.

I see Elric in my future..... Sent from my iPhone using EN World mobile app

I started with the red box also, played AD&D until the late 80's (didn't like 2e so we stuck with AD&D) Step forward until December 2015, was looking for a hobby and found D&D group at FLGS on Meetup, played, and thoroughly enjoyed 5e, for about 6 months and then took over DM'ing duties still...

You are right, I think the sanctuary spell is a non-starter, I'm more inclined to combo spiritual weapon. I'm thinking the following... Round 1 - Bonus action shove prone from shield master - main action grapple Round 2 - bonus action spiritual weapon - main action bite from lizard folk feature...

I'm building a lizard folk fighter/life cleric grappler, the lizard is pretty good for optimization for a grappler build as you get the bite attack at a d6 plus strength damage. Sent from my iPad using EN World mobile app

The best fighter dip for clerics is to START in fighter, getting the all important con save proficiency for those pesky concentration checks, so many of the best cleric spells are concentration based. I'm currently setting up a lizard folk fighter/life cleric grappler, shield master at lvl 4...

I am thinking of creating a lizard folk life cleric/fighter grappler and was wondering about the sanctuary spell, if you already have an opponent grappled could you then cast sanctuary to stop the opponent attacking you, allowing your esteemed colleagues to lay waste to your victim at range...

I...... Hate...... Wild..... Magic...... Sorcerers...... Hence I have one in each in the 2 parties I DM for.... They are actually too powerful imho, the table looks bad but it isn't, particularly if you have a player with the proverbial 'luck of the irish' on his rolls, always seems to get his...