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<blockquote data-quote="FrogReaver" data-source="post: 7361569" data-attributes="member: 6795602">My ideal gish would1.&nbsp; Get extra attack and a fighting style (or some similar ability) to compliment it2.&nbsp; Have a 2 decent offensive buffs3.&nbsp; Have 3 differing and interesting defensive buffs4.&nbsp; Have at least 1 buff that increases offense and defense5.&nbsp; Be able to cast a variety of useful level 1 and 2 utility spells6.&nbsp; Be able to cast at least 1 good aoe spell.7.&nbsp; Be able to cast at least 1 control spell.8.&nbsp; Be good at maintaining such buffs.9.&nbsp; Have enough spell slots to maintain at least 1 combat buff per fight and still have a few spells left over for utilityPaladins come the closest to meeting these requirements.&nbsp; Very High level warlocks aren't far off either but lower level warlocks just really lack the spells to have this concept work.Bladesinger wizards get close too.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="FrogReaver, post: 7361569, member: 6795602"] My ideal gish would 1. Get extra attack and a fighting style (or some similar ability) to compliment it 2. Have a 2 decent offensive buffs 3. Have 3 differing and interesting defensive buffs 4. Have at least 1 buff that increases offense and defense 5. Be able to cast a variety of useful level 1 and 2 utility spells 6. Be able to cast at least 1 good aoe spell. 7. Be able to cast at least 1 control spell. 8. Be good at maintaining such buffs. 9. Have enough spell slots to maintain at least 1 combat buff per fight and still have a few spells left over for utility Paladins come the closest to meeting these requirements. Very High level warlocks aren't far off either but lower level warlocks just really lack the spells to have this concept work. Bladesinger wizards get close too. [/QUOTE]

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