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I’m talking about using a telescope, knowledge of stars and other celestial bodies, ect. My character has Arcana and history skills, but I’m wondering if I should see if I should petition my DM to trade one of the languages from my sage background in for some skill with a telescope or something.

I’m not sure what subclasses most people plan on taking. I wish I could give more info. There are 6 party members. Barbarian Dual wielding ranger Rogue Celestial warlock Druid

Melee Team player (the other melee combatants are a ranger with two short swords and a greataxe wielding barbarian). Tanks *and* elusive? IDK, which is a better option?

yes. Thank you everyone.

Effectiveness/survivability in combat.

I’m thinking of human or half elf. Point buy, official books only. Thank you.

Thanks. He’s on board with it, saying his celestial warlock is much more of a spellcaster and healer. Mine will be closer to a fighter.

Would a hexblade pact of the blade warlock step on the toes of the celestial pact of the tome warlock? I feel like this might be a great example of two of the same class being played very differently.

Thank you. I do realize I’m not giving everybody much to go on. I only have the info I’ve been given.

This is exactly what I’m asking. Thank you. I’m concerned because, while not knowing anything more than what’s listed above (that’s not completely true; I know the celestial warlock plans on going pact of the tome to be a better spellcaster), since we’re using the standard array for stats...

I’m joining a new game. I’ve asked what the others are playing, and this is what I’ve been told: Celestial warlock Rogue Barbarian Hunter ranger Moon druid We are starting at level 1, using the standard array and can use any official book (no UA) except Volos Guide. Any ideas on what holes...

IM. Still waiting for a correct pronunciation of genasi.

Considering the large number of feats a fighter gets, you would be better off with the magic initiate feat and the find familiar spell. The owl has flyby, which is probably the best option.

This is big.

I can’t be the only one who’s disappointed that this amazing guide has degenerated into a discussion about only one of the (currently nine) wizard subclasses. Bladesingers should have their own conversation. Diviners and Illusionists have already won the discussion as the best wizards.

If there are any local guides that can be emailed offline, I'll take one at krunchyfrogg@gmail.com please!

LOL, dont all jump out at once!

Hey guys, I'm playing a high elf cleric 1/wizard 3. He's a knowledge cleric and a diviner wizard. I have to use the standard array, and I'm playing with a new DM who doesn't want to be overwhelmed, so we're using the PHB only. No UA, SCAG, ect.. I'm going to take the cleric level first...

You are not wrong, but that's a pretty niche ability.

Good point. You are more likely to get a critical if you can generate advantage on more attacks, which you will if you knock an enemy prone.