The Death Cleric: “Eh… I’m fine just keeping them Fighting.”

oh I like that

if you kill every single one enemy, then you don't need to heal.

That's the Motto of my Grave Domain. "I'm not wasting any heals on a perfectly fine specimen?"

"my healing is preventative" Also, I'm currently playing a centaur death cleric so my only weakness is a ladder

"You have Mass Heal prepared right?" "Nope. I cast Time Stop and 4 Flame Strikes."

"Agreed!" - My War Cleric, marching up with his squad of zombies

"Magical healing prevents the formation of battle scars, and I would never disgrace a fellow warrior by denying them such a trophy!" - My War Cleric.

@@lazerbeam134 That's not how that works, man. When the first Flame Strike hits anything, Time Stop ends.

Lol my Life Domain Cleric would agree. "Sure, I COULD waste my action healing you, OR I could cast Spirit Guardians and just destroy everything around us?" 🤔

I was waiting for the cleric to go on that whole rant only to miss and do nothing lol.

oh it's Thor? I thought it was The Dude

Thor: I am not looking good. Me: Agree to disagree.

@@littlemisspipebomb4723 Yeah, it is clarified at 0:40. Though I would have agreed with you if not for that.

Can we all take a moment to appreciate how good his Thor costume is?

They say he’s their wizard, but he looks like he’s their weedzar(d)...

Holy crap what the hell happened to yt constantly porn bots again

lolol SAME

"Seriously. With how versatile and independently strong you can build a cleric, you can make up an entire party full of purely priests, call it The A-Men and bust down Tiamat's door, demanding her launch money. And she would just build her own toilet to give herself swirlies so she wouldn't have to endure the kind of bullying you were about to give her."

The A-MEN

The A-MEN.

Can do the same with Artificer. Or Sorc. Or Ranger. Or Bard. Or Druid.

@@JustARandomTiger that sounds like a crap guide to D&D

Love it!

healing is for after death.

@@TheKillaShow In 5e? Very close to true; healing at 0 hp is the most effective strategy in most cases, since anything else risks the healing being insufficient to make a difference between the healed character acting or not acting next time his turn comes up.

"za healing is not as rewarding as za hurting"

Amen! A round of combat used to heal is a round not used to smite thy evil

1 is NOT 0 :D

This is honestly the right attitude.

Death ward is the best spell in the game

You heal when they're down or the fight is over. That's how I see it.

Damn right, that's why if I can Guiding Bolt or Inflict Wounds I will. And if I feel like things are going to shit and I don't want to be the one hitting 0, and I've got a near enough comrade down low, I can dimension door our asses out of range. Fuck Yeah Trickery Domain.

Rogue cleric fighter multiclass. Guiding bolt, then action surge, then sneak attack. Bam

Same

I was waiting for the "how much damage did you do" "oh i missed on the attack roll" punchline 😜

Inflict wounds is perfectly balanced

@@delroland the amount of times I've wasted my spell slot on guiding bolt just to whiff it anyways, my fucking god

If you can hit 12 enemies with a fireball and don't want to, stop playing the game

@@nahlies2382 Gatecringing

@@Valsorayu it's called a joke. Nobody's ever gonna quit over a message like that

@@nahlies2382 I know. That is why I said gatecringing, it was a joke in response.

Fireball

I think I will steal that for my Ilmater follower.

and gives advantage to the next atack roll to that creature, guiding bolt is great!

Plus giving advantage on the next attack roll against that target. Which is an extra tasty treat for a party member. My Stars Druid makes great use of it.

Provided that you hit. Not guaranteed. Feels bad for losing the spell slot at low levels.

That and Inflict Wounds for 3d10 necrotic. I had a 8th level paladin who managed to get downed in one hit after a cultist crit with the spell at 2nd lvl. most of the damage rolls were 8s.

And let us also appreciate that one of the best damage-dealing spells in the game is also 1st level. Inflict Wounds, aw yis.

Mhm it's a diplomatic solution that allows everyone to enjoy the game

And he probably did for his sake anyway. They needed a dedicated healer and he seemed more than enthusiastic about it.

thats great :3

ok, but the party didn't need a healer, especially not a healer cleric as it undermines what Gallandan was trying to say. It allows the others to keep pigeon-holing clerics. It makes them right. He could have made a druid healer and been just as effective, but by doing this he undermines Gallandan.

@@thatoneguy1350 Dude thought that healer cleirc would work better and you cant really judge him for his choice here,if he thinks cleric works best,you cant say no

Fighter: Dude I am at 5 hp, help me! Jimmy: I cast Heal! Fighter: Yes! Jimmy: On MYSELF! Fighter: What? Why? you only took 2 hits! It was about 20 damage. Jimmy: Look, I saw what that undead creature did to you, I will not get downed by that!

Tempest too

Don't forget Tempest Cleric with their "AOE nukes and you hit me? take 2d8 damage plz" Tempest Clerics are freaking nuts when it comes to damage output way higher than anyone else.

Light Domain clerics here to commit war crimes in the name of God. Burn in holy fire!

Forge domain is healing through reducing all incoming damage to 0 with their giant wall of AC.

Don't forget Grave Clerics actively letting die to revive you more efficiently. Also add Tempest to that list of crusaders.

This is the way

Yes

......Yes

The guy had the curse of life, so you healed him with death.

The enemy casts fly

@@connormcgehee9349 You sound fun at parties

My grave cleric: (waltzes in pointing a hand at the bbeg, smacks them in the face with 8d8+5 radiant with vulnerability THEN raises the entire party up from 0hp to nearly half )

​@@connormcgehee9349 The enemy casts fly next to the death cleric and attempts to move away. It takes 12 bludgeoning damage plus 20 necrotic damage, either turning into soup, or if it survives, needing to make a DC16 con save to maintain concentration. Even if it the reaction attack misses, or it makes the save, and it indeed flies 60 ft away? On the cleric's turn, it casts Spiritual Weapon next to the enemy, and does 12 force damage plus 20 necrotic damage, because the spiritual weapon's attack is, in fact, a melee attack you can hit a creature with, which also counts for your channel divinity, which, if you're doing 20 necrotic damage, you definitely have the levels to have a 2nd charge of. So either the enemy turns to soup, or makes another DC16 con save, at which point it falls if it fails, likely finishing the soup. Anyone who laughs at a death cleric because it thinks "flying=no melee=you lose" dies laughing. Not least because, even ignoring the channel divinity, a death cleric is still at the end of the day a cleric, and a guiding bolt or flame strike is just as good from them as it is from a life cleric. And any flier snarking "you can't melee me" to someone who is super best friends with GOD needs to remember where that dude lives: it ain't the ground, lol.

Jimmy=Taliesin

@@TrueLimeyhoney I hate how accurate this is.

"The current cleric" still feels like it stigmatises it. Some clerics, given how many subclasses aren't specced for healing, aren't gonna be healers. They didn't "not want to" be a healer, they *weren't* a healer. Pointing out that there's a "current cleric" still just feels like you're saying they dropped out of their duty, like they're supposed to be healing and they weren't. Just say the party didn't have a healer. Roleplay-wise, they weren't one, and were never going to be. And if we're ignoring character stories and roleplay, then why play a *roleplaying* game at all?

@@StarClan4evr agreed! Like if I wanna play a war cleric then I want to be a mainline fighter cutting foes down with spells and my sword. Not sit in the back throwing out sacred flames and bashing things with spiritual weapon. I'm in the front with spirit guardians destroying my enemies.

@@StarClan4evr Honestly, yeah. Especially since Druids are actually better healers than clerics in 5e. Clerics and Druids both have access to healing word, which is the best combat healing spell. But Druids also get Goodberry, Aura of Vitality and Healing Spirit. While clerics have the 2 best damage spells in the game (spirit guardians and guiding bolt).

If you had to pick a single class to make an entire adventuring party out of then Cleric would probably be tied with Bard as the best choice.

"Seriously. With how versatile and independently strong you can build a cleric, you can make up an entire party full of purely priests, call it The A-Men and bust down Tiamat's door, demanding her launch money. And she would just build her own toilet to give herself swirlies so she wouldn't have to endure the kind of bullying you were about to give her."

@@JustARandomTiger *I get that reference*

@@calebleach7988 Very good.

@@calebleach7988 I did not. What's the reference?

They hated him for he spoke the truth

Unless you're a life cleric or casting something big like heal, healing spells are for resetting death saves and hopefully giving a player a turn to do something before they get downed again.

This is why Grave Domain is OP imo, cancel crit damage, plus assume max roll when healing downed target.

Not to mention any summoning spell will put more HP on the field than most healing spells ever will be able to do ^^;

Twilight cleric

They are a bit op.. Which kinda sad a little.

@@user-xf3bp7kr7w yeah, i don´t know about that, is a class very versatile that can fit any role really. For me at least, a player and a DM, the clerics are a little like the druid. The channel divinity is apropiate and the divine intervencion wich is broken really has a low porcentage to function.

If only warlock wasn't complete garbage... Also, cleric damage spells are WAY too strong

Less variety than other classes though, by the nature of their power. You're forced to devote yourself to a deity and you're just a normal person if you take a day off. Even the paladin is free to be their own person, because their power stems from their personality and the oath they swore to effectively stay the same person they've always been. Everyone else is allowed individuality, and the cleric just isn't. Your god will dictate your character. It's one-dimensional... shallow. Boring.

@@dontmisunderstand6041 i think that depends more of your dm, a cleric can have a understanding and perception very different from other people of the church. A cleric don't have to want or accept his powers neccesarily. You can have a cleric that have a similar relationship with his god that the quimic of the warlock and his patron.

My life cleric would disagree

i mean...it doesn't matter if you can outheal damage. it'd still function as damage reduction, which has value. what *can* make mid combat inefficient is that 1. you don't always know who is going to take damage. so if you heal someone, and they don't take damage the rest of that combat, then you wasted that action. 2. compared to other options, the amount of damage reduction caused by the lower level healing spells is low. like..i could heal someone for 12 points, or i could paralyze an enemy, thus removing all of their damage output for at least a round.

Leto agree my life cleric has a healing staff. Plus regeneration is broken on a life cleric.

As other commenters have said, Life Cleric outpaces most level-appropriate damage if they’re tactical about it. They’re the only ones in the game, though; 5e doesn’t have “healers”, it has “resuscitators”.

The best way to heal is to never need heal in the first place. This method is also known as ending enemies fast and efficiently.

YES lmao

Better yet when she first healed he acted surprised about her new magical ability

Or when she was bragging to her momma about being a to heal and sam repeated it back

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That sounds amazing XD

Honestly? I accidentally created a good healer in a paladin I play. level 5, aasimar healing hands plus paladin lay on hands mean i have 30hp of guaranteed healing a day. Combine with the fact I can cast cure wounds, and blessed warrior let me take the Spare the Dying cantrip, and I accidentally made a healer.

My best healer was Thorick the Golaith. Grave domain Cleric. On 3 separate occasions I healed people that were within 5 HPs of unconsciousness. So my boy punched them out and then healed them.(with Grave domain you heal for max amount automatically if the player is nearly dead)

@@nickzhaosun I think you mean Grave, not Death.

Healer feat is amazing. No one takes it because people want cooler abilities.

Grave cleric is basically dnd creators telling you how to play a cleric

@@TheRedAzuki Grave Domain isn't specced for Healing, it is specced for party recovery... and that's an important distinction. From the free revival spells to gentle repose to the fact your heals heal for max on people already OUT of the fight the Domain is designed to undo the bad situation your party has gotten into. You don't heal as a Grave Domain Cleric, you bring your party members back from the very edge of oblivion after they have been taken there by your enemies. In summary Grave Clerics don't heal that often instead you do damage much like the cleric example in the video and then usually only sink their spells into healing someone when they need to get back in the fight.

@@constrainedanacronysm1370 yes exactly my point?

@@TheRedAzuki Meant to reply to the other guy, but to address your point. I hard disagree. You are in no way discouraged from playing in alternates ways with Grave Cleric until a party member is at 0. Up until that point, which usually doesn't happen until near the end of a fight, you can do whatever you want. I've played a Grave Cleric and pretty much every single one of my combats have gone differently because my party isn't full of suicidal idiots so I'm not forced into healing one of them from the brink until things are almost over. I can guiding bolt, top people off with healing, spirit guardians, command, get in melee and many other things without worrying about wizards forcing me to play any constrained way. Furthermore, even in the case of the 0 hp party member, are you really being forced to do something like getting a party member up when you'd want to do that usually? Same goes for all the spells and abilities you get there are used out of combat... like you get Gentle Repose and the Revive spells... but are you really telling you wouldn't take and use those normally? And even if you want to argue that where does that leave the other domains with their required spells? The only thing I can reasonably agree with you on is maybe the canceling a crit as a reaction ability... because your likely to always use your reaction on that. That said you very rarely get to use that ability so there is plenty of variation you can add if you have another reaction based ability. I just don't see how you are being forced to play anyway. As long as you are creative roleplay-wise or mechanically you can do as much as you want with the Domain as any others.

@@constrainedanacronysm1370 another grave cleric here^^ yes, i do it like that, i tell the other party members i am her so you dont die forever not to heal xD

That particular subclass feature is JUICY.

What’s a Stars Cleric?

@@FatedHandJonathon Look it up

@@markfrantz4612 I did. Unless you’re talking about homebrew, it doesn’t exist.

@@FatedHandJonathon Twilight Cleric

Personal healing or party healing?

My life cleric with a Healer feat was literally an ambulance. I joined friend's campaign at 13th level and basically pulled them through a dungeon and bossfights. xD DM told me I made around 250 points of healing in two rounds.

@@Tesoro1996 ok well now I want to play a cleric who is literally a sentient wagon full of health potions and also radiant missiles just for "self-defense"

@@thecandyman7807 party healing, banneret fighter allows you to affect allies with second wind, and indomitable. I'd heal everything, action surge, and rush potions around to allies

@@jynxezoir370 That can't possibly be a better healer than a cleric, divine soul sorcerer, or druid though. Don't get me wrong, Clerics are excellent damage dealers, but fighters are certainly not good healers, especially if you have to rely on healing potions and movement. It just has such low potential for healing.

The richest party member turns out to be one of the supposedly least attracted to wealth, hmmmmm, sounds like a certain Catholic church in medieval times

That's actually how I play my high charisma CN half-orc cleric, either taxing the party or swiping loot before they see it. Father Jawn is a bastard but everybody loves him.

I never thought the wizard would offer good advice, but this is a excellent way to afford all those diamonds that will be needed.(ofc it's just to have them on hand, materials expended gets added with interest to the cost) stonks.

You could even justify it by worshiping a god of commerce like Waukeen. 😂

I read a manga where a little moon fairy was the healer of the group. She would always charge for the healing after the combat, even from her friends, but not because she was greedy. Her race was banned from the moon by the moon goddess, and said goddess now charges them gold to maintain their connection to the moon, if they don't pay they disappear.

Don't forget about spiritual weapon to weaponize that bonus action!

@@thomasrinear8629 Oh I'm well aware. Maximum cheese!

They technically don't, the video uses specific subclasses to justify the cleric not healing, but in doing so also presents just how few ways of healing there is in the game outside of casters like bards, druids, and clerics.

@@eintorpid9101 Plus things like second wind are a 1 use option, and asking a wizard to use vampiric touch, go right into fricken melee without being a bladesinger, is just kinda ridiculous

@@nahlies2382 With Life Transference too, before Wither and Bloom, yeah it was the only healing option for Wizards but you have to damage yourself to heal your allies.

So you are just a really good necromancer and your party are your undead thralls. They fall down you get them up again. Sounds like a necromancer to me. "I didn't lose my healers license for nothing!"

​@@eintorpid9101The statement was "Depending on subclass, any class has access to a self heal", as to infer "Why are you getting mad at me for not building my character to heal you, when none of you built your characters to heal yourselves either?" I mean come the fuck on, unless you're specifically opting towards a subclass that wants to heal, or heals passively off of other things like Beastbarian, healing in D&D sucks. What, you want me to cast Healing Word when you're on 6 hp? You want 1d4 more hp, buddy? If we're lucky, your health might even get to double digits!

this is usually true, but for the campaigns where the DM makes it a house rule that you get a level of exhaustion if you are healed while making death saving throws, then it is best to heal your teammates before they drop. The thing that I do not get about this rule is that it more so punishes melee focused characters, and they usually also make more homebrew rules in favor of melee characters since they are of the opinion that melee characters get the short end of the stick in DnD 5e.

@@joemitchell5869 I would rule that a healer's kit (medic kit? Forget the name) or the Spare the Dying cantrip would prevent the level of exhaustion if used before a heal takes place, just to be forgiving but require some resources from your build and action economy. I've never understood why a melee attack gives you two failed saves while ranged gives one fail. I'd houserule that to 1 failed save for both.

​@@joemitchell5869 IMO this house rule is a big red flag for me, unless it's a gritty realism campaign. 5e healing simply is not built for this classic "mmo" style of healing.

cast spiritual weapon at a higher level, and healing spirit. Problem solved. Your cleric can then go take a nap for a minute, or whatever else they want.

@@Smitty-hr2mg My guy, I hate to break it to you but those are both Bonus Action spells and they both rely on subsequent Bonus Actions to work properly. Can't have both.

Did you mean Cure Wounds? The reason people love Healing Word is because they can heal and attack in the same turn using a weapon or a cantrip.

@@mekagengar2580 Tbh, I just forgot that Healing Word was a bonus action.

best healer build i have seen is 1 lvl of life domain cleric rest totem druid

Its good game design. Combat should have progress, where all the players slowly become closer and closer to death. If a healer can just reset that, it slows combat down and makes the whole thing a slog.

Pathfinder's Channel Positive Energy go brrrrrr.

Yes the choice of cure wounds to "Heal Thor for 5d8+4" or inflict wounds "Hit the thing attacking Thor for 7d10+4". Unless it's one of those situations where one has a subclass to always heal or get healed for the maximum amount without rolling, healing is usually a very weak use of ones turn.

@@duckshallrule6937 Healing in fiction is always at its best out of combat. That includes when someone is already down since they are pretty much done fighting until healed. Healing magic that just fully restores people should always be insanely special.

@@Shaderox I'd like to see a busted Cleric subclass that allows them to target allies with damage dealing spells and heal them instead

That would also be true if there was a subclass that 'lets you prepare druid spells', since druids also have healing spells.

@@AnaseSkyrider Pretty sure that's a Nature Cleric

@@adamloga3788 A few spells from their spell list -- on a class already stereotyped for healing -- isn't quite what I'm referring to. I meant more like the druid-equivalent of the Divine Soul.

@@AnaseSkyrider Fair enough

I know and get what you mean. But our party's cleric is usually always the first one to go down in a fight and being one of the only people with cure wounds (Halfing Ranger) I can't deal damage at half the rate I wish I could due to having to spend a spell slot on healing, I can't even prepare spells I want to choose, I have 3 I get to use in a day. So it's just kind of a kick in the teeth to watch the war cleric charge in, use sacred flame multiple times, and then just go immediately into death saves due to playing like a barbarian. How I'm playing my Ranger now, is probably the closest I'll get to feel like an actual healer cleric.

@@dr.blackwing1358 i feel bad for you my Tiefling ranger was also our party's healer for a while i get the struggle i love playing cleric's too but as long as you are playiing a class smart doesn't matter what class they can be built anyway to make cool characters your party cleric sounds like they aren't playing with the team which i know hurts the party

Fuck yeah!

Currently playing a light cleric, it's very fun

My party's life cleric rarely heals, because many classes have some basic healing spells. Last session he used Thaumaturgy to 1. confuse and intimidate enemies and 2. cause tremors and distract the townspeople while the bard and the rougue abducted a nobleman and 3. to turn a forest fire blue and weakening it.

How about this, play a life cleric/druid. The class synergy and massive spell list is awesome. Your heals are amazing, and your combat capabilities don't suffer either.

@@Smitty-hr2mg yeah 1 level in life cleric makes your healing broken

My fist character was a cleric of nature. That was more a demonic prince of corruption. He didn’t heel, he specialized in charisma and falsehoods. He utalized the command spell, and charisma checks for most confrentstions, and dipareged getting his own hands dirty. Was good fun, but yes every one complained about the lack of healing.... he covered it up, asking if the party were sick and wounded beasts, As he was a “cleric of nature”.

@@squizzlor honestly freaking love that!

My *moon* druid got cornered into being the party's healer :'( So I'm switching to a cleric. I love playing clerics, but i just wanted my one druid, man. Is that so much to ask for? Le sigh.

i think any class that is that multifaceted is always going to be misunderstood. until someone actually roles up a cleric, druid, even a sorcerer or warlock and see the options for themselves.. other players will always assume clerics are just like the one note class they picked.

@@InLiquidColor If you are a moon druid then the party should know you aren't healing. You're turning into a bear. Being a bear is what you do. Bears don't cast spells natively. lol

@@LupineShadowOmega Yes. That would be the logical conclusion lol.

@@InLiquidColor fuck them bro, transform into a T-Rex and have a kaiju fight with Tarasque.

Behold the sphere of mood lighting!

Never have to heal if your party never goes through their temp HP. 🤷‍♀️

I've been playing an artificer artillerist and one of their turret abilities just give temp hp. Far better at preventing death than the cleric did at the time

One of the campaigns I was in had dropped from 6 to three players because of scheduling conflicts, and my Twilight Cleric basically carried us through combat that was designed for a much larger party. That shit would have been busted if we weren't always so behind in the action economy.

And it’s gonna be a TWILIGHT cleric

Be the change you want to see in the world

It was either that or a Druid. And he wasn't ready to actually say "Look at me...I'm the DM NOW!"

@@LupineShadowOmega "I'm not locked in here with you, you're locked in here with me!"

only people who actually believe that have never rolled up a cleric... they can fulfill pretty much every role. i've seen a group of 5 all play different spins on a cleric (a tank, melee support, ranged/pet, support caster and burst healer.) in a single campaign.. it was glorious, well and truly outclassed any other party set up i'd ever seen. well. outclassed any "normal" party, not specifically designed to break the game.

My half-plated, high elf, booming blade spamming, arcana cleric would also like a word as well.

My heavy armored, Warforged, Paladin / Forge Domain Cleric that can defeat an entire party of level 20 adventurers by himself would also like to volunteer an exhibition match.

My Aasimarian War Cleric with Adamantine Plate Mail and Great Weapon Master would like to know more.

@@pagekawaii5488 It's worth saying obvious bot, now there's an inbuilt translation option in KZfaq, we can tell that most of this is total gibberish. The word carrot is in there for Christ sake.

Ey. You know lazypurple too.

Nope, that 37 on stealth made everyone forget about your very existence.

Also going to add that in the game I run, the rogue is the party healer...

Arcane Trickster has the same healing spells as Wizard

Fast hands (Thief subclass) with the healer feat. Healer kit as a bonus action

@@zsDUGGZ thief with a Staff of Healing

From dead to UnDead best healing ever

@@lazerbeam134 grumbles in Grave Cleric being anti undead even for clerics.

Grave Cleric is based around party recovery not healing, which is an important distinction. You usually only heal someone if they are already out of the fight and at 0 hp... or if they are already dead put them on ice with gentle repose and revive them with one of your many rivival spells after the fight. Your usually there as a Grave Cleric to undo a bad situation once people are down, not keep them topped off with healing each turn.

@@constrainedanacronysm1370 Fair, but it still gets a significant bump to it's healing capability.

@@quendi5557 But only in service to the Domain's overall theme of staving off death just that bit longer. It also prevents crits, resurrects party members, preserves corpses indefinitely, outright prevents death with Domain spells like Death Ward. Healing people at Death's Door for max is just a small part of warding off the cold touch of the Grave from your worthy compatriots... and in of itself is the only directly healing related feature you get from the Domain.

That's only true because of the balance D&D has. It takes a special amount of effort to make anything from 3.5/Pathfinder/5e heal as much as the incoming damage. Actually, don't even know if it's possible in 5e. I just know that it takes a LOT in the other two. It can be done though, so long as you have a DM that's okay with it. Some DM's do not like healers that are that competent.

AKA Armorer artificer

We in the cleric biz like to call that "preventive medicine"

my first character was a paladin that didnt even know they are following a god :D (made the god be the "bad guy" manipulating her to take an outh to "save the world")

@@vervixx9272 Did you have to use the "the good god is secretly bad" cliche? That's so basic.

@@kryptonianguest1903 I'm reporting you to the dnd police.

@@kryptonianguest1903 dnd is basic. Dnd deliberately and explicitly encourages leaning on tropes. Anything to get the table together and game running.

@@kryptonianguest1903 Pumpkin Spice is also basic and that drink is positively bussin.

*counterspell*

But why not just cast Destructive wave or Call lightning with that same slot? They do way more damage.

@@daleanddale Don't look too much into it i was just jokiny

Using warlock and spell slots in the same sentence surprises me since they don't have any decent amount usually.

@@CrusaderKnight2000 Coffeelocks are a build that abuses the way Font of Magic interacts with Pact Magic, allowing you to farm spell slots. It's not immediately broken, as you still need downtime, however, you can expect to see numbers like 300-600 spell slots on a character. I have a Wild Magic/Archfey one.