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Message: <blockquote data-quote="AmandaBarbarian" data-source="post: 9059810" data-attributes="member: 7042010">this one seems the oddest to me, what is eldritch knight 6 giving you that would not make more sense as blade singer 6 fighter 2? caster level is 4 on f6/w2 but 6 on w6/f2 I have seen people take level 3 in the fighter just so they can get an extra pt out of second wind an extra d10 HD and the caster level from ek3.  but taking more then 3 levels seems out of this world.My first character was a fighter, and I quickly learned that spells were the main way to do things in D&D and as such maximizing caster level was important. OH boy paladin levels 1 and 2 are huge and give you access to smite, hexblade 1 gives you cha to hit and damage, after those levels any full caster of cha is a power house. My favorite character of all time was "Evlyn Defrey-Balefire" who started as a hexblade, took 3 levels of paladin for oath of vengeance, then alternated between warlock and divine soul sorcerer. We made it to 14th level when she was a Paladin of vengeance 3 warlock Hex blade of the blade 5 Divine soul sorcerer 6never seen a death cleric, and never have I seen Sorcerer/cleric at allmany times, that dip for second wind action surge and the extra hp is a big one.  If you start at level 2 or 3 with the character you can even have your 1st level be fighter max the hp, and be prof in con saves. all of them are great, I wish that hex blade and finesse weapons had more ways to use other stats for weapon attacks</blockquote>

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