D&D 5E Most unique, fun multiclass (2 classes)

[Audiomancer]

Currently playing an Artificer (Battle smith), with a one-level dip into Forge Cleric to double down on the theme.

For the next campaign, I’m brainstorming a Bard/Warlock combo. The concept would be a musician who struck a deal with an otherworldly entity for greater power/talent (a la Paganini or Robert Johnson).

 

[jmartkdr2]

Honestly the only time I ask someone to think it through is if they want to play a wizard and have never played. Then we coach them about staying alive and let them run.

Otherwise if you pick literally any subclass you can have fun.

Yeah, the only way to build a flashlight-dropper inn 5e is to dump your primary stat (ie a paladin who maximizes wisdom and intelligence).

 

[WarDriveWorley]

One of my favorites was a Goblin named Zaryx the shining that was Warlock (Hexblade 2)/Bard (lore 10). Loved poaching paladin spells (a couple of smites, find greater steed for a Saber-toothed tiger mount, destructive wave) and burst spells. He tended to split time either as a front line fighter or AOE damage dealer and preferred self buffs since they also buffed his tiger.

Also as @jmartkdr2 mentioned I have a human druid (8)/barbarian (4) named Pellix that I love. This character uses the rules from Level Up though and has taken the untamed feats so there's a better meld of Wildshape and Rage.

 

[Warpiglet-7]

One of my favorites was a Goblin named Zaryx the shining that was Warlock (Hexblade 2)/Bard (lore 10). Loved poaching paladin spells (a couple of smites, find greater steed for a Saber-toothed tiger mount, destructive wave) and burst spells. He tended to split time either as a front line fighter or AOE damage dealer and preferred self buffs since they also buffed his tiger.

Also as @jmartkdr2 mentioned I have a human druid (8)/barbarian (4) named Pellix that I love. This character uses the rules from Level Up though and has taken the untamed feats so there's a better meld of Wildshape and Rage.

Fun name and choices!