I don't get out to play AL as much as I'd like, but this weekend's our big local convention, so I'm all jazzed about D&D again. And I'm curious.
Often at AL tables you see a lot of repeating things: bards, fighters, warlock 2/* multiclass. Everybody's a Crossbow Expert. I like to be a unique snowflake. I tend to pick weird/rare options and try to make them work. So I've had a bunch of funky, memorable builds. So much so that a while back one DM laughed at me when I said my race & class and was later shocked at how effective it was.
So I'm curious if there are any very strange and memorable combinations that you've seen; things that stand out as, "wow, I didn't think that would work, but it turns out OK."
My thoughts immediately go to things like the Dark Moon monk and BM Ranger, neither of which I've ever seen played. There's probably some neat race/class combos people forget because they don't start with a 16 attack stat.
So let's go, AL, inspire me.
Often at AL tables you see a lot of repeating things: bards, fighters, warlock 2/* multiclass. Everybody's a Crossbow Expert. I like to be a unique snowflake. I tend to pick weird/rare options and try to make them work. So I've had a bunch of funky, memorable builds. So much so that a while back one DM laughed at me when I said my race & class and was later shocked at how effective it was.
So I'm curious if there are any very strange and memorable combinations that you've seen; things that stand out as, "wow, I didn't think that would work, but it turns out OK."
My thoughts immediately go to things like the Dark Moon monk and BM Ranger, neither of which I've ever seen played. There's probably some neat race/class combos people forget because they don't start with a 16 attack stat.
So let's go, AL, inspire me.
