D&D 5E 5E Survivor - Subclasses (Part I: Artificer) Battle Smith Advances!

[CleverNickName]

This has been a heckuva race to the bottom of the barrel, huh?

 

[chrisrtld]

Artificer, Artillerist 0
Artificer, Battle Smith 5

 

[CleverNickName]

And we have a victor! All hail the Battle Smith, and her dog-shaped pocket watch!

The Battle Smith subclass now advances to the Final Round, where they will represent all Artificers in our mission to find out which 5E Subclass is the Survivor!

 

[CleverNickName]

Round II is up!

D&D 5E - 5E Survivor - Subclasses (Part II: Barbarians)

Hello again everyone! Have you ever looked at the 120+ different classes and subclasses in the 5th Edition Dungeons & Dragons game and wondered why on earth do we have so many classes which one would Survive a head-to-head contest against all of the others? Does it make you angry? Does it...

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[doctorbadwolf]

Ah jeez.

The worst subclass wins, of course.

 

[Paul Farquhar]

Battle Smith: equally awesome with a two-handed sword or repeating crossbow.

 

[RealAlHazred]

Finally! The best subclass advances! Woot!

EDIT: Not really my opinion, but literally every element I actually liked got voted off immediately in every poll, so I'd like to pretend for once that something I actually gave a damn about was not universally derided and reviled.

 

[W'rkncacnter]

better the battle smith then the armorer tbh

 

[CleverNickName]

Whatever, the alchemist was really the only artificer that made any kind of sense in my campaign. So, hrmph. Pbbth. Et cetera.

 

[doctorbadwolf]

better the battle smith then the armorer tbh

Just barely.

IMO the only one that mostly hits all its thematic notes and (a) plays like it’s concept (b) is mechanically effective and (c) has a coherent and consistent concept is the Artillerist.

Alchemist