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<blockquote data-quote="Zardnaar" data-source="post: 6442651" data-attributes="member: 6716779">For sure if you can make it workthe Druid can be great at DPS. As I said I focused on at will effects not daily effects. The Sorlock usually has more than enough hexes to go around as they can use sorcerer cslots to cast them and get 2 for every short rest via the warlock class. If you start as a Sorcerer and take the warcaster feat you are proficient at concentration rolls and have advantage on them via the warcaster feat. Which makes it hard to break concentration and I have seen moon druids with the resilient (con) feat+bless on them so breaking concentration on them is really hard as well. She usually summons bigger critters due to the way the DM designs the encounters.We had a tempest cleric the other day cast a maximised call lightning spell using a level 6 spell slot. 60 damage per round save for half auto hit, every round and can hit multiple targets and he has the warcaster feat.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Zardnaar, post: 6442651, member: 6716779"] For sure if you can make it workthe Druid can be great at DPS. As I said I focused on at will effects not daily effects. The Sorlock usually has more than enough hexes to go around as they can use sorcerer cslots to cast them and get 2 for every short rest via the warlock class. If you start as a Sorcerer and take the warcaster feat you are proficient at concentration rolls and have advantage on them via the warcaster feat. Which makes it hard to break concentration and I have seen moon druids with the resilient (con) feat+bless on them so breaking concentration on them is really hard as well. She usually summons bigger critters due to the way the DM designs the encounters. We had a tempest cleric the other day cast a maximised call lightning spell using a level 6 spell slot. 60 damage per round save for half auto hit, every round and can hit multiple targets and he has the warcaster feat. [/QUOTE]

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