my only request was a warlock that wasn’t a hexblade, in return i got the strangest and most interesting build in the game

A grappled archer actually does have disadvantage on their attack, not because their grappled but because there's a hostile creature within 5 ft of them.

I feel like 3 levels of fighter for Battlemaster would be worthwhile. If they miss you punish with Riposte for extra damage. If they hit you use Parry to lower the damage even more. Also, Grappling Strike could up your damage a bit on the round where you’d be using your action to grapple.

Point of note: Sculptor of Flesh unfortunately uses the precious warlock spell slot, so better go with something else. I would also propose some way to gain expertise in Athletics, either with 3 levels of Lore Bard or with Skill Expert feat instead of relying on Wild Magic Sorc feature. Though feat would be better, because there would be more levels for Sorcerer, and I would suggest to take 6 levels of Clockwork Soul for better spell options and Bastion of Law, to reduce incoming damage.

The new earth genasi might work well with this build. You don't get a free feat but you can cast blade ward as a bonus action

I made a build similar to this that was Bear totem barbarian 3 / Fiend warlock 17. Definitely the most fun build I've ever played. I would start the fight with Armor of Agathys and Fire shield up, then rage. With bear totem & choosing psychic for fiendish resilience, I had resistance to all damage types. I mostly used this set up as a deterrent for enemies to hit me while I recklessly attacked every round with great weapon master. Armor of Agathys would would run out in a few turns, but by that point I would have easily killed something, giving me new temporary hitpoints to protect me through the rest of the fight (can't recast spells while raging).

Get a buddy enchanter to start hurling Suggestion spells out: "Hit that guy." Your thornlock sounds like a fun build if you can get it going

Level 1:(see above) [fighter 1, fighting-style & race] Level 2:(see above) [warlock 1 & patron] Level 3:(@25:36) [warlock 2 & eldritch invocations] Level 4:(@26:34) [warlock 3 & sub-class] Level 5:(@29:52) [warlock 4 & ASI] Level 6:(@31:09) [warlock 5 & eldritch invocation] Level 7:(see above) [fighter 2] Level 8:(@36:46) [warlock 6] Level 9:(@37:42) [warlock 7 & eldritch invocation] Level 10:(see above) [warlock 8 & ASI] Level 11:(@49:16) [warlock 9 & eldritch invocation] Level 12:(@50:34) [warlock 10] Level 13:(@51:57) [warlock 11] Level 14:(see above) [sorcerer 1 & sub-class] Level 15:(@1:00:04) [sorcerer 2] Level 16:(@1:00:58) [sorcerer 3 & meta-magic] Level 17:(@1:03:35) [sorcerer 4 & ASI]

Playing a character that wants to be hit reminds me of a homebrewed cleric that worships the Gods of Pain. The Domain of Pain cleric which, every time they're struck, gets a d4 called a suffering die. They can store them the d4s up to their cleric level and can expend them on their own attack rolls. The max they can use at once though is equal to their wisdom modifier and they can only use the extra damage with melee attacks. As a newer player I don't know how broken that really is, but I do love the idea and flavor of the class.

Sculptor of Flesh Prerequisite: 7th level You can cast polymorph once using a warlock spell slot. You can’t do so again until you finish a long rest.

I submit that heavy armor master is more valuable than people think. The offensive scaling that plays into creatures design is split between subjecting players to save effects or making attacks. Concerning the creatures that make use of attack rolls, they are further split between large damage single attacks or many less damaging individual attacks. Creatures that make use of more attacks with multiattack would face that damage reduction and potentially resistance on each of those attacks. The defense impact is more pronounced with those multiattacks, and the thorns would also do substantially more total damage against creatures designed in that way against this thorn build. Each small increment of of damage would take off less temporary hitpoints, yet take the full damage reflected every time.

When I saw the name I was so sure, it's a cheese grater, where you go warlock and move people around using eldrich blast, while having spike growth up (either genie warlock subclass or nature cleric multiclass), oh boy was I wrong

Use an Aarakocra! Utilize your movement while you've grappled them to pull them into the air. If they break the grapple they'll take fall damage too!

PS: You don't have disadvantage from being grappled, but you do have disadvantage on ranged attacks if you're within 5 feet of an enemy, so in your example at 17:45 of an enemy being grappled shooting with bow and arrow at a wizard, they would have disadvantage.

The explosion after he said "wild magic" was so funny, it was just a beautiful touch

The most maniacal laugh after you kill your hobgoblin in the damage report.

I love the story arch of this character. I have been craving warlock that doesn't take eldritch blast or hexblade. Well done sir.

I'm playing around with something like this for my next character, and as an alternate Sorcerous Origin: Storm Sorcery, so you can use Tempestuous Magic to get out of melee when your HP is low. "You can use a bonus action on your turn to cause whirling gusts of elemental air to briefly surround you, immediately before or after you cast a spell of 1st level or higher. Doing so allows you to fly up to 10 feet without provoking opportunity attacks."

I am very happy to see this build and especially the Rune Knight announcement. Great and really interesting build. I've been theorycrafting the more martial/holier side of this build: a Paladin 10+/Hexblade 1+, Rune Knight 3+. maximizing charisma and nearly doubled effective range when enlarged for Protection and Courage aura, Interception, Aura of the Guardian, Sword Burst, Arms of Hadar. Enlarge/Reduce for a Sorcadin unfortunately takes up concentration and makes Rune Knight (for both rune passives and actives and the one time 1d6 for a class with only 2 attacks) looks so good as a dip.

Yes! Super excited for this build!

I remember talking about this with you! awesome! also I believe you can choose to allow creatures to hit you, just like you can choose to fail saves. also for the sorcerer dip, I would've gone with draconic. any time you deal damage relative to your type of dragon you add your charisma bonus to it for every instance. so armor of agyths does +5 and fire shields cold option also does +5 each time it procs

It sounds like a shield would be a good addition to this build. You can start combat without the shield and then once combat gets a little hairy and your health is low you draw the shield and raise your AC. If your DM is okay with it, you could eve have the shield in your hand and choose not to use it.

Man, that build is awesome! For sure, it's the most strangest, original and highly interesting build I never see. Wonderful !

Might be my next one shot build. This seems like a blast!

Heavy armor master would be nice if instead of a flat 3, it was proficiency bonus (or twice proficiency)

Now this is a comical build. I first thought I knew where you were going with it until Unarmed Fighting Style. Pretty sure Talisman is your spell focus so all of your antics work out and the damage is certainly good enough to keep up with the party. I'm looking forward to other weird and wild builds and have been enamored with your Spore Beast I got to play on a one-shot. Edit: You mention grappling a dragon, and there's now way to do that since its just too big. You can only grapple one size larger and the smallest dragon is medium so that thing is going to be huge+ if your fighting only the dragon. Enlarge/Reduce would work but that concentration is a lot to ask from a caster to NOT use thier most powerful spell.

Taking proficiency in intimidation could be a good idea as a way to convince enemies to hit you that are too big to grapple or too strong.

Im so happy I found this channel , your content is amazing.

After the Bladesinger this is my favorite character build. Love the idea of just grappling any and every enemy

Very cool concept, and I love that you included cloak of flies. (funny aside.. my original comment, which I made before I finished the episode, complained that you didn't include cloak of flies, hah). Also, I think this character concept would be perfect to use as a noble self-sacrifice in a later-level plot.

A tiny point about taking the Meta Magic Adept feat, technically RAW the quickened spell would have to be Fireshield and not the cantrip (if you wanted to do both in the same turn). If you use a bonus action to cast any spell, the only other spell you can cast that turn in a Cantrip with a casting time of 1 action. Not a huge deal and I think works out the exact same in this case (because we dont have any other sorcery points to work with), but it might be worth checking with a DM if you can do either/or!

I thought for sure this was going to be Barbarian, Ancient so they can't really ignore you, for rage and reckless so enemies can hit you easier, then hex blade and a sorcerer. Spell slots used on armor of agathys and rage in combat to run by all enemies. When you are out of rage we can use blade ward

This is very fun to use an encounter enemy. Like a puzzle gimmick enemy, good stuff.

This looks super fun. I have to try it.

My my what an excellent and fun build, perfect for roleplaying a follower of Loviatar. Keep up the good work!!!

Rly fun gauntlet on the 10k vid! Keep it up :)

After seeing the episode name and the thumbnail, I was quite disappointed to not get a warlock build based around thorn whip, but I was happily surprised by the actual build. Great concept! Although genie/thorn whip for forced movement build would be awesome!

I have done a build sort of like this. I used Mark of Warding Dwarf (which gives access to the critical AoA, as well as a lot of other relevant bennies) Then go with Abjuration Wizard for the arcane ward. The ward takes the damage before AoA, however you are still “hit” and return the damage. The higher your wizard level goes, the stronger your Ward and AoA gets. You have several options for your attacks like Vampiric Touch, Shocking Grasp, etc I dipped into tempest cleric to get heavy armor and wrath of the storm for 2d8 lightning damage as a reaction.

You are absolutely correct about the pushing. By RAW, you do not have to move them. I have looked into this in depth.

One cool thing about Genie Patron Warlocks is that one your Proficiency Bonus hits 4 (at 9th level) you can start taking long rests with Bottled Respite. Also, Sanctuary Vessel represents the ultimate middle finger to “8 hour short rest” DMs, along with the Catnap spell of course.

As a somewhat related build to the topic, i have a grappler build with glory paladin. channel divinity gives advantage on athletic checks and therefore grapples and shoves. I get tavern brawler for improvised weapons and hit with the shield, while using the bonus action to make grapple checks with the empty hand. And of course getting atheltic expertise feat and maxing strengh. Advantage with the huge modifier makes it almost never fail a grapple check.

I'm surprised you din't use the skill expert feat to pick up athletics expertise, but it is clear that there are lots of feats that end up being super useful so hard to spare one for it. It's definitely one of my favourite feats in Tasha's. Great video, super cool and unique build idea. I've been considering a similar concept in terms of melee warlock grapple build but takes archfey and focuses on using teleports to try and slam into enemies or drop them. Tomb of Levistus is kind of necessary to not wreck yourself but 100% worth it in my mind

this is a cool concept!

2 years later i will play this same idea in a west march server, 3 levels of rune knight from the start to be very good at grappling early on and then i'll go runechild sorcerer for the AoA and transmuted spell metamagic. Also for the race i choose earth genasi for the blade ward cantrip as a bonus action, thank you Cobi for this amazing idea of a build, i would love to see an updated version of this since it is one of my favorite videos of this channel

I feel like dhampir would work even better since the empowered bite gives a bonus to the next ability check.

I would recognize that copy of Shadow's Edge anywhere! I love Brent Weeks and all of his books. The Night Angel Trilogy was a huge part of my youth and I'm glad to see others who own his works! There are some interesting ideas for characters in that series as well.

Custom lineageTiefling with heavy armor master and the barbed hide feat at level 5. An unavoidable 1d6 every round for a bonus action plus double proficiency in intimidation. +1 to charisma or Constitution. Also Flames of Phlegethos at level 9 helps with fire damage when they hit you (a 1d4 fire damage you don't roll for) and you reroll 1's on all fire damage. +1 to charisma.

I submit that "The Warspike" or "The Warthorn" would have been awesome as a name

Super fun build!

Enlarge/Reduce can be twinned, so you could conceivably get both benefits at once.

Cant wait to play this one

Clockwork Soul sorcerers have access to AoA (replacing one of their clockwork spells) and create bonfire

I love this build so much. Going forward can you add an objective measure of consistency? So during the Damage Report you could say: 1) on average this build kills "these sample creatures" in 4 rounds. 2) 95% of the time this build kills them in 6 rounds or less. The Maths is very "I hope you like binominal equations", but this reliable damage build is my favourite so far by a mile and I would love to see how future builds compare.

Alright, you have inspired a combination of this build and the astral Monk! Though I think tiefling might be a better fit for the barbed hide feat (an extra d6 every turn)

I am actually playing a Mark of Warding Dwarf Abjurer and will be dipping into Artificer (Armorer) now, so some Aspects here where a nice Addition to your Abjurer/Armorer video. (Allthough I still think Mark of Warding is coolrr then Warforged ;P) Keep up the good work!

Great to see a Fiend Warlock!

Not sure if anyone has mentioned this, but you DO need to spend a spell slot for Polymorph through Sculptor of Flesh! :)

would love to see a genie chain pact warlock build

That Simpsons reference was *chef's kiss*

One thing that this build could use is incentive for the enemy to hit you, grappling is one way to do remove that need (though if you find a way to knock them prone and grapple them it will take them they will be unable to get up while grappled) but it can also be achieved with the fighting style, going into battlemaster, the martial adept feat, or a mix of each, to grab bait and switch, goading attack, and perhaps grappling strike to keep them attacking you. Cavelier could also be a good subclass choice for fighter as their mark punishes enemies who try to escape you (couple that with your typical PAM/Sentinel basics and they aren't going anywhere) I'd suggest the Mark of Warding dwarf for Faithful Hound, and more thematic abjuration spells (while I know that the dodge action isn't optimal for this build, if you're low on health and need a turn to recharge, the dwarven fortitude feat allows you to spend hit die to regain hit points when you take the dodge action, and if I recall correctly there are ways to optimize your hit die regen) the Oath of Redemption is also basically all about getting it and punishing enemies for hitting you, so it might be worth taking a dip into for a more martial oriented build

Barbarian (bear, probably) / Clockwork sorcerer. Use the bastion of law ability, font of magic, and clockwork soul spell list to get: - precast armor of agathys - convert all spell slots to sorcery points - convert all points to d8s of damage mitigation for about 15d8s (16 minus the slot to cast AoA) - during combat, rage on and keep applying your damage mitigation as needed to keep AoA going. And you can always use things like extended spell to cast things like Aid out of combat. Hmm... :)

My moon druid covered himself in plant growthed thorny vines, and would cast speak with plants and fire shield. The fire shield did its 2d8 retaliatory damage and the DM had the plants do an extra d8 retaliatory piercing damage since speak with plants allows the plants to move themselves but not uproot themselves. The strategy paired well with a ring of regeneration and some health potions from my herbalism kit proficiency

A grung would be cool for a porcupine, but it doesn't really fit the multiclassing or heavy armor requisites, I think.

The BladeMail lock. Amazing!

Skills expert is always an option for expertise in athletics.

Alternate build: Scourge Aasimar for Radiant Consumption, and instead of Sorc and a very high level of Warlock, start going into Stars Druid. Cast Spike Growth and use Blade Ward and Heavy Armour Master to basically negate the damage you take from Growth. Grapple the target, light yourself up like a bonfire and start walking through the Growth, cheese grating the enemy into paste. Dragon form from Star means you can't ever lose Conc from the 1 or 2 damage you take per step. Just make sure you don't use Consumption when you are wanting Armor of Agathys to last a long time, as even with your resistance to it, you'll still eat through your temp HP. Plus side, you get higher level spell slots to cast AoA with. Assuming level 20 you'd want to end like Fighter 2/Warlock 5(or 6)/Druid 12(or 13) depending on if you want the Warlock level 6 feature or not. If you go Hexblade instead of Fiend (hear me out, it isn't for the reason you think) you can pick up Maddening Hex invocation to add to your damage, as it works off Hexblade's Curse (as the other ways to use it require Conc)

Love the channel! Some people can take a quite obnoxious tone when discussing optimisation, but I find your videos very calm and engaging. Clearly driven by a love for the game. I'm aware you don't touch on homebrew much - the fun of optimisation is working within the rules - but at my table we allow TWF bonus action extra attack when a class gains extra attack (and have removed the Dual Wielder feat). We don't find it breaks the game at all; there are enough limitations as it is to TWF and this balances it nicely. Even if you're a fighter making 6 or 8 handaxe attacks, it's still balanced again GWM at high levels and the lower likelihood of a light magical weapon. I was wondering if you could add to the list a damage-per-round build which takes advantage of this house rule? Maybe a barbarian with a level of fighter. Thanks for the consideration!

Great job so far. I have watched this one, the artificer armorer, and bladesinger 2.0 so far.

As my group's typical DM, I love chaos. They will roll on that chaos chart every single time xD

All I thought when I saw the title was “why yes I do want to fuse my love of whips with my love of D&D”

I realised you were going to recognise wild magic just before you said it and I am so happy. Is the subclass clever? No. Will it cause shenanigans? Hell yes.

I would imagine for the last 3 levels of this character you would take 1 more warlock level for the ASI and cap Charisma and then take 2 more levels in sorcerer to get 3rd level spells and their 6th level subclass feature. Clockwork Soul could be another potential option for this build to get the Bastion of Law feature at level 6, the extra hit points absorbed from the ward could help your AoA Temp HP last longer

Aww, the Porculock would have been perfect. lol

I definitely want to try this. Probably if we do a high level one shot

10k, and now 142k, damn congrat!

Colby: I think this would be fun with the new Undead Warlock. At Level 10 you can use the Mortal Husk feature to take hits until you explode in a shower of maggots all over your grappled opponent, doing 2d10 + Warlock Level in necrotic damage. It fits well with the Cloak of Flies. Also, it would be hilarious to see a concept art depiction of this character with all the many buffs active. ☺️

“Hey, guys! Don’t you want to punch me?” 😂👍🏻

I would be curious to see whether or not a larger dip into fighter for eldritch knight might be worth it. At 7th level you get the ability to make a weapon attack as a bonus action (which could be used for a grapple attack i believe) and use a cantrip as an action (blade ward), AND action surge to get your armor of agathys if you so desired. You also get at least at 7th level some extra fallback spellslots, 3 1st and 2 2nd for more agathys if you dont feel like you need your 5th level one for an encounter as well as some spell slots for shield if you decide you arent ready to be hit yet. I recently discovered this channel and im really loving the content keep it up!

Warlock monk would be amazing

Wouldn't Celestial Patron work better than Fiend? You can heal yourself as a bonus action without spending a spell slot, (which is good for a punching bag like you,) you add Cha to Fire damage like your Create Bonfire, and if you go far enough you get an auto-res with free damage + debuff if you go down. Plus you can heal your friends, which is always nice to have.

Reminds me of Thibbledorf Pwent as a WoW deathknight. Bribe your DM to give you spiked armor.

Ever thought of doing a fiendlock blaster? A little basic I know, but I'm trying to come up with something potent and am wondering if I should multiclass into anything to power it up. At minimum, I want to be able to use the Fiend's Hurl through Hell.

Would recommend posting a leveling breakdown in your description. It would help people follow along and not have to re-watch a 1 hour video to remember what to pick up at each level.

Colby! Love the channel, love the concepts, and love the way your foul little mind works! >:D

One thing you could do to get decently reliable damahe resistance without being so acrion-heavy is to convince your party cleric to cast Warding Bond. It requires a source of temp hp for the cleric and limits their concentration capabilities, but it might be worth it, especially since Heavy Armor Master reduces the damage taken AFTER you halve it (I'm like 85% sure that's how it works RAW) Calculation would work this way: - enemy strikes for 13 damage - you halve it, for 7,5~~ 7 - you reduce it to 4 damage - both your armor of agathys and the cleric take 4 points of damage. It would obviously work best on a twilight cleric, but any cleric with good con save and War Caster would do if they cast heroism on themselves. Alternatively, at 6-th level the artificer can give them the infusion that makes you auto-succeed on concentration saves if you fail (mind-sharpener, was it?). Hell, the artillerist artificer can cast Warding Bond too, and use the protective shield construct to give themselves a bunch of temp hp to withstand that damage they take from the bond. I personally use such technique on my paladin with Heavy Armor Master, and it does wonders for my tanking! :D

Hope you don't mind the Necro... So soon after this video came out we started a, well let's call it an "anti-hero" campaign. The party wasn't "evil" per se, but more or less took the "Deadpool" approach to "solving problems". The "lesser of two evils" for the local populace/world kind of thing. Well took this as the baseline for a wronged person looking to take out the evil organization which betrayed a previous group, thus leading to the Pact. Just hit level 10, so here is a brief "contact report": 1-4: Pretty much standard low level Fighter play. Ended up working with the DM and getting a nice Greatsword (which is cursed, fits very thematically though. Gift of the Patron type of thing). The Greatsword pretty much remained strapped to the back for most encounters after level 3 (we tend to have 2-3 encounters per short rest, so can't always have spells up) and only used for Intimidation checks. 5-7: Damage stays consistent, MC puts a little behind the curve until 7. Party quickly learned that a grappler with Fly is a godsend against aerial opponents (though Bonfire a "little" less useful and falling damage can take out AoA pretty quickly if not careful. (Though casting Bonfire on a saddle of a Wyvern Rider is quite hilarious. No damage to Wyvern per DM though, can't have it all) Basically become a "missile" that goes for the most obvious threat and let the party take care of everyone else. 8-10: Really comes into one's own, AoA already up, Quickened Cold Fire Shield, Grapple, Action Surge, Bonfire is more powerful than one may think. Another slight variation if AoA is not up, is to Quicken Fire Cold Shield, Grapple, Action Surge, drop a Fireball on oneself, with Cloak of Flies already up, well, it's not too hard to get 4+ within 5' of you IF Initiative is won (+0 to Initiative). The only "drawback" is that the character's reputation precedes them, so the DM has become a fan of nets, webs, and other movement hindering methods which tend to be targeted on the character. Most likely the 3rd spell slot will end being used for something like Misty Step, Dimension Door, or Thunderous Step to "get around" the impairment. At level 10, the range on the grapple check is 11 (all ones) with an average of 27 and a high of 40. Realistically it is rare that I see less than a 15 for a grapple check, which against casters is more than enough. Will most likely go the Rune Knight route for reliable size enhancement after getting the third spell slot. We might hit 17 in this campaign, so couple of levels of Sorcerer for more sorcery points so quickened isn't a once a day trick and get a couple of other options. Quickened and Subtle were my two, because sometimes, one needs to grapple two creatures and having not needing a hand to cast Blade Ward comes in handy. Apologize for the book, and the tardiness, but this campaign meets twice a month usually. But ya did ask for feedback. ;)

If you did level 20, you could forgo sorcerer and do the last 7 levels in conquest paladin, which does 3 psychic damage to frightened creatures within 10 feet, gives you armor of agathys (freeing up a warlock choice maybe) and gives you spiritual weapon for some bonus action damage. Not sure it's the most optimal but it might be more survivable with the higher hit points.

Transmute spell metamagic for a more versatile Bonfire (aka Acidpool, Freezer, Lightning Rod, etc)

You should look into the feat combo of warcaster and polearm master. As a warlock you could be holding a polearm and as someone enters your reach, you EB them away (repelling blast). Excellent consistent use of reaction that can do a good amount of damage. Throw in sentinel and they can’t even reach you no matter how much speed they have. I’m playing this now as a genie warlock so I can also add spike growth to get some insane damage.

I feel like cloud of daggers should have at least an honorable mention. It serves the same purpose as create bonfire, except it deals more damage and has no saving throw, great! It also takes a spell slot, which are in short supply, which is not so great. Its probably worth taking as just another tool in the box so to speak.

Hexblade gets all the love. And i get it. It's gish glue. But the other patrons always get left out. This was so refreshing

Wow that's amazing.... A little QoL suggestion for this serie that i love: Can you do a level by level summary in paper for us to download after seeing the video? I always see the full video but when i'm going to fabric the character in my (very populated) character sheet collection i need to go slowly through the whole video again and again to revisit the details and reasons for each choice. I would be cool to have in the description a link to a word file with the choices to make in each level. TY!!! I love your work, i'm a strong theorycrafter (in many many games) that got into DnD world kinda recently, and you keep my passion about this game so high!

Piercing is the most common damage type out of the 3 basic types. Most things you fight have Bite and Claws, or shoot Arrows. Feel free to double check check those numbers, I'm working off 3.5 memory. If your city based you'll see a lot more slashing, due to the abundance of weapons, ie: swords. While bludgeoning is mostly reserved for the large scaled humanoids that finding weapons their size would be troublesome, or the poorest that have clubs/sticks as their best option.

i really like the idea of 13 fiend warlock 7 rune fighter where you can get the hill rune to open up your actions for a minute so you can gut punch or cast sword burst or eldritch blast at other targets

Dark gift touch of would be AMAZING

Hey Man, I'm new to your channel and I'm digging it. I have a suggestion, though. Your videos are LONG. That is great for some of us, but sometimes I don't have time to watch the whole thing. Have you ever thought about a shorter summary video for each build? Maybe a 10 min recap of the major salient points? It would double your videos, and give those of us who don't have a whole hour to watch every build, the chance to find builds that we really like and then commit to the full hour+ if we want more detail on them.

I feel like investiture of stone would be a good replacement for blade ward, as it then frees up that action for you to say... punch things, or use an attack cantrip, although, I feel like that might equalize out because you would lose create bonfire.

I tried a similar style of build using the Scourge Aasimar from Volos and Conquest Paladin Fear spell + aura .... scourge added a bit of scaling fun but had a slight problem with keeping HP up.... I will have to check out talisman warlock now....

Just the essential comment for the algorythm. Keep up the good work Critlander :)

Regeneration Build • 3rd Level Warlock with the Pact of the Chain and the Gift of the Ever-Living Ones Invocation. • 1st Level Life Cleric • 16th Level Bard Necessary Spells • Regenerate • Healing Spirit • Armor of Agathys • Absorb Elements • Hellish Rebuke • Healing Word • Cure Wounds Stats • Cast the Regenerate spell = 10hp regen every round for 1 Hour • Cast the Healing Spirit spell as a 9th Level Spell = 52hp regen every round for only 6 rounds on yourself and with no action required • Next round cast any Instantaneous healing spell as a Bonus Action and cast Eldritch Blast as your Action