It's great! Anyone questions your worth, hold back in the next fight in order to beat your usefulness into their helpless skulls.

He holds his own despite being a one-on-one kind of fighter given his quirk.

@@justjoking5252 its basically role-playing as IT, nobody thinks you do anything but everything goes to shit when you dont

With Eraser Ted, Jed, Zed and Red.

@@rararasputin8608 and the family patriarch, Eraser Dad

@@pablomagno4679 Corrector Mom: Able to alter a certain limit of events depending on severity. Just kidding...

Technically, Eraser Ned sorta did show up in the latest chapter (307 - final page)

@@DvirPick "When Eraser Dad and Corrector Mom were decommissioned, an even bigger bastard arose: Grandfatheraser, Aizawa's grandfather."

Whenever I dip into Wizard I usually go for support or utility spells since I'm sure most other wizard players wanna go BIG Bada-Boom, so having someone who can make sure the party can survive/escape said Bada-Boom is always nice.

Agreed.

Abjuration best school.

I'm currently playing a wizard who swore to never learn fireball. His dad is an evocation war mage, but he's a divination wizard who abuses utility spells and portent like none other

I kind of find that dealing just damage with my spells as a wizard is pretty boring (we're online so I don't get to roll a big handful of dice) when I could instead cheese a single boss with just multiple castings of tasha's hiddeous laughter or shutdown a large group of enemies with hypnotic pattern so the rest of the party can execute them. I've also not seen a reason to not take the difference between prepared & known spells (ignoring spells you learned from scrolls) in rituals.

That is perfect. I did something similar my bladesinger has their spells on their sword cane because my boy is fancy.

Ah yes because the only way seem cool is to take up knitting. ;)

@@CCartman69 I mean, Eraserhead does have calligraphy... so yes, he must knit very well.

Never heard of him, he must hate publicity more than Eraserhead

I think we all did

For real tho

I dont even know what this show is

Ohma Tokita

Same bruh 👀

Well considering he's Tulok the _barbarian,_ probably ten levels of lore bard and ten levels of kensei monk.

@@benthomason3307 no, no he's not. He's a barbrarian because it's a librarian and a barbarian

@@benthomason3307 2 level fighter dip for unarmed fighting and action surge, variant human for resilient (con)

Hmm you’re up to something

Is everything okay?

Something’s wrong, I can feel it.

But where’s the hint? Why have you trapped us within this oblivion, becoming but a shell of your former self? You’re tearing me apart, Mason! I guess I’ll just have to find a way to throw some hints into this comment.

I find your lack of request for Anderson Cooper... disturbing.

I think you mean... Eraser *Ned*

Counterspell can be upcast to automatically shut down a spell less than or equal to the spell slot used, so if you REALLY need to, you can cast Counterspell at level 9 to guarantee that it won't happen; that will obviously eat your spell slot and lock you out of Foresight, but Kill only requires that you see a target. No roll, and Foresight only affects rolls. So if a bard tells you to die, just use the slot to say no, then immobilize them on your turn.

I thought the same thing

Omg pleeeeeeeease

But with the downside of being less capable in an anti magic field if you are playing weapon-less to character.

That’s probably a triton or some fishy-looking custom lineage dude. Make an aberrant mind/psionic soul sorcerer and go for low HP/low CON. Make sure to grab true polymorph for eraser antics. If you want, multi into GOOlock and pick the Man in the Planet as your patron for flavor.

His power is essentially Command.

I like the idea but we need at least 1 more character

@@anthonynorman7545 all for one might be cool but i have no idea how youd even start to build him

One I'm hoping for is Wasp.

And then as soon as monk lvl 1 was finished, I remembered wizard was a thing.

It might not be RAW, but I would allow it in my campaign, because I don't see a reason why not in-universe wise. Other overlapping AC calculation restrictions make sense: You can't use DEX mod with heavy armor because the armor slows you down, or the armor gets in the way of your martial arts. You can't use a shield with defensive duelist because the two involve different techniques, which can't be used at the same time. I understand the mechanical reason of "You can't have two overlapping AC calculations". It is a balance of mechanics, and to keep the calculations more streamlined and easy to keep track of. But I find that unsatisfying. Why not, using in-universe reasoning? Just re-flavor it as being a "Ki barrier". The player would have to take a level in Wizard or Sorcerer, or the Magic Initiate feat, and I think that is enough of a price if all they want is a little higher AC. What do you think? Does this make sense? I'd like to have a civil discussion regarding character creation, if you want to, of course.