D&D 5E Extra Attack + Thirsting Blade ?

[maritimo80]

A character Barbarian 10/10 Warlock using "Thirsting Blade" (Eldriych Invocation of Warlock) can give 3 attacks on your turn? (1 normal, 1 extra attack 5th level barbarian, 1 attack of Thirstig Blade)

Thirstig Blade (You can attack with your pact weapon twice, instead of once,whenever you take the Attack action on your turn)

 

[trentonjoe]

No, it specifically says you can't in the multiclassing section of the PHB (pg 164)

 

[Chocolategravy]

But raging barbarians can attack as a bonus action, so you can end up with 3 attacks anyway.

 

[seebs]

But raging barbarians can attack as a bonus action, so you can end up with 3 attacks anyway.

Monk flurry probably also works that way. But that requires using your bonus action, so it's not free.

 

[Benjamin Black]

you have to read carefully. It says when you use the "Attack action" as in Bonus, Move, Attack. so if you are using your Bonus action to attack its not using your Attack action. It is intentionally capitalized to avoid confusion.

 

[Gwarok]

And in case you were wanting to go there, you can't stack Monk and Barbarian unarmored defense either. I think the munchkin in each of us fantasized long and hard about a multi-class monk/barbarian/warlock with enough Dex, Con, Wis to pull this off

Then I read the multi-classing section in detail instead of skimming it and all my dreams shattered like a fumbled Waterford crystal decanter filled with Johnny Walker Blue.