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<blockquote data-quote="mellored" data-source="post: 9680137" data-attributes="member: 6801209">Yes, you can make a feasible no armored bladelock.&nbsp; Not going to be as tough as a fighter, but being a secondary melee works.Mainly, don't take combat concentration spells. Armor of Agathys, Hellish Rebuke, and Miror Image for instance.&nbsp; Suggestion is still quite good out of combat.You can easily dump Str, yes.&nbsp;&nbsp; You could use Dex (more AC) or Str (more damage) as well.&nbsp; Any will work.&nbsp; Though IMO, Cha is best for out of combat stuff and lets you cast other spells, and some subclasses features.As for why not an Eldritch Knight, it depends on how much of a caster you want to be.&nbsp; Eldritch Knight are still a fighter just with a side of spells.&nbsp; Bladelock is probably closest to 50/50.&nbsp; I'll also toss out the Valor Bard if you want even more spells.Fiend or Archfey are probably the best 2 for melee. Fiend for general toughness and Archfey for mobility.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mellored, post: 9680137, member: 6801209"] Yes, you can make a feasible no armored bladelock. Not going to be as tough as a fighter, but being a secondary melee works. Mainly, don't take combat concentration spells. Armor of Agathys, Hellish Rebuke, and Miror Image for instance. Suggestion is still quite good out of combat. You can easily dump Str, yes. You could use Dex (more AC) or Str (more damage) as well. Any will work. Though IMO, Cha is best for out of combat stuff and lets you cast other spells, and some subclasses features. As for why not an Eldritch Knight, it depends on how much of a caster you want to be. Eldritch Knight are still a fighter just with a side of spells. Bladelock is probably closest to 50/50. I'll also toss out the Valor Bard if you want even more spells. Fiend or Archfey are probably the best 2 for melee. Fiend for general toughness and Archfey for mobility. [/QUOTE]

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