Maxperson
Morkus from Orkus
LOL I'm functioning on 9 hours of sleep over the last two days. Yes, that's what I meant.I think you mean NOT rising?
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LOL I'm functioning on 9 hours of sleep over the last two days. Yes, that's what I meant.I think you mean NOT rising?
buuuut it's more like a ranger than a druidI'm going to disagree with both and say that to me it's more like a Fey Knight.
I'm a BIG fan of the 'soft multiclass' through subclass and feats. Way better than the level based one. It feels more integrated.buuuut it's more like a ranger than a druid
In my first 5e campaign (the Yoon Suin one), for our "nature" person, one player made an Ancient paladin with the outlander background, and it was "good enough". I have to admit it is one of the features of 5e I like, this possibility to "soft multiclass" via background and subclass features.
If I could home-brew I'd make it a new Barbarian Subclass, but out of existing components? Your is probably the best one can do.How would you build a Warden, using only existing 5E rules and components?
buuuut it's more like a ranger than a druid
In my first 5e campaign (the Yoon Suin one), for our "nature" person, one player made an Ancient paladin with the outlander background, and it was "good enough". I have to admit it is one of the features of 5e I like, this possibility to "soft multiclass" via background and subclass features.
My analogy holds up!I 100% prefer candy corn to any nut. And I prefer Rangers to Fighters. Lol