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What's the WORST party composition possibly with 4 or 5 characters?
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<blockquote data-quote="Stalker0" data-source="post: 7288477" data-attributes="member: 5889"><p>Not even close. The inspiration is a bonus action, so its not like you can't keep using them. Further, don't forget cutting words for lore bards. With a team of bards every key enemy is going to have penalties to key roles. A team of bards will have expertise in almost every key skill imaginably. A well of exotic spells through their gaining of other classes' spell. I'm not saying a team of bards is the best, but certainly not the worst. They can be exceptionally flexible.</p><p></p><p>Ultimately I'm going to go with the team of 5 fighters, at least towards mid to high levels. The team will be ridiculously strong in standard combat, but would be very very inflexible. A DM designing an encounter to exploit their weakness is going to wreck shop. Spellcasters always have spells to get them out of a jam. But if an encounter is going to be tough for a fighter, it will be very tough for a team of them.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Stalker0, post: 7288477, member: 5889"] Not even close. The inspiration is a bonus action, so its not like you can't keep using them. Further, don't forget cutting words for lore bards. With a team of bards every key enemy is going to have penalties to key roles. A team of bards will have expertise in almost every key skill imaginably. A well of exotic spells through their gaining of other classes' spell. I'm not saying a team of bards is the best, but certainly not the worst. They can be exceptionally flexible. Ultimately I'm going to go with the team of 5 fighters, at least towards mid to high levels. The team will be ridiculously strong in standard combat, but would be very very inflexible. A DM designing an encounter to exploit their weakness is going to wreck shop. Spellcasters always have spells to get them out of a jam. But if an encounter is going to be tough for a fighter, it will be very tough for a team of them. [/QUOTE]
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