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Message: <blockquote data-quote="HardcoreDandDGirl" data-source="post: 7259977" data-attributes="member: 82746">I would take 17 levels of monk, 3 of ranger, 7 rogue and the last 13 fighterRanger you get hoard breaker, when you attack one creature and have another in range get a free attack, 1 extra attack from monk, 2 extra attack from fighter gives you 4 base attacks and a hoard breaker attack. As a bonus action you can dash, or hide, or interact with a skill from rogue, or make an extra attack as a monk, or spend a ki and make 2 extra attacks as a monk.Use a shortsword, it’s a monk weapon so deals 1d10 in your hands… yup a finesse d10 weapon for those rogue lovers.AC would be 10+wis+dex (dex is your prime stat both attack and defense) and you could pick up defensive style for +1 more.So you always can make 5 short sword attacks dealing d10, in perfect situation with 2 targets and spending a ki point its 7 short sword attacks.  When you have advantage or just another allie threatening them you get your 4d6 sneak attack added to one of those attacks… and if you action surge you get 5 more base and another hoard breaker attack…So you flank 2 monsters with an ally, spend a ki to flurry make 3 attacks against one then 4 against the other…then action surge to 4 into the first target and 1 into the other… grand total is 7d10+4d6 and 5d10 into secondary target…Now if you want some spell casting fun make the fighter and rogue take eldritch knight and arcane trickster… or if you want to stay martial go battle master and assassin. Having said that, I wouldn’t go for the power game. I would have a lot of fun with a 20th level warlock (fey pact of the sword) 8th level wizard (bladesinger) 12th level fighter (eldritch knight)…but I’m a spell caster lover. OrI would also love a 15th level Warlock (tomb bound for rituals, and fey still) 15th level druid with 10 levels of Paladin or Ranger</blockquote>

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