To be fair that thing was probably hard as hell for him to figure out how to use it

Wait the hidden blade gun?

That smooth bore musket bullet too, shit swerved over longer distances

In Brotherhood it takes like 2-3 seconds

@@ChronoBolt it is hard to aim if your arm is not shaky

Noice

Greatest AC protagonists

Let’s not forget he set the example for gender equality in the Assassins from the beginning. Plenty of action girls in the Brotherhood, including his sister (who knows how to wield a knife).

I now fully understand the Creed! 🤯

That sounds like a fortune cookie stapled to western philosophy

Haytham Kenway: few levels of bard, because his tongue is as sharp as his blade.

I would love to play as Edward Kenway in D&D.

@@therealArchmageTeslar He's been my favorite too, mostly because of his attitude; where pretty much every other assassin is "I must get vengeance!", his is "Lets get rich, and if we can't get rich, get wasted."

@@SH-qs7ee Well, that's because Edward Kenway was more pirate than Assassin. He stumbled onto the Templars and Assassins by, mere chance, did essentially whatever he pleased to get rich, and joined the Assassins because theyhad a common goal. I know so many people that say Black Flag was the best AC game, and every time I hear it, I just know they have a fancy for pirates. I also notice that they never say Rogue is their favorite, because fuck Rogue for destroying Adawale's character. That's not what I hear people say, just my personal opinion. Rogue had a great plot and conflict, but it's butchering of past characters really did a number on the game for me personally. Then again, Ubisoft did a fine job of that outside of the main series anyway. I still need to get through Origins, Odyssey, and Valhalla, but even just having partially played Origins, I can really feel the "Assassin's Creed games where you still had to be an assassin" holding true. Black Flag was the last game in the series that felt true to what the game started as. Rogue went a little too Edgelord, but it was nice to see the Order in a more negative light. The first person gameplay for these games really sucked the fun out of them though when you weren't in the Animus. Unity and Syndicate were okay, but once Ubisoft started diving into the world of microtransactions, you could tell the entire thing was going to collapse. Then you have Origins, which feels like a completely different franchised game from a completely different company. I don't care about the time period, it just doesn't play like an Assassin's Creed game, and I've only heard worse things about Odyssey. So I can really understand why so many people like Black Flag. It was the end of an era for the franchise, but when people say it was the best game? Pirate fanatic. I haven't even met someone who's played all of the games pre-ACIV that's said Black Flag is better. How could you when AC2 and Brotherhood are both RIGHT THERE? Nothing against Edward Kenway as a character. I actually really love his character and story, how his greed led to the loss of everyone he loved. It's an amazing character arc that was tied off perfectly (in-game). I just think too many people take their love for the pirate and turn that into "Black Flag is the best" by default, which just simply isn't true. Anyway, sorry about the ramble. This got off topic in so many ways.

what about Bayek and Eivor?

The drastic variety of subtlety in these hints is giving me vertigo. How can I learn this power?

Swamp thing?

Longshot, but given the references to growing up and the color green, it _could_ be Peter Pan

@@verdragon5591 Already been done. That was one of the early builds.

So I have to wonder.... If Tulok DOES ever make an Anderson Cooper build, which probably will not happen, what will you request afterwards Mason?

Bruno doesn't in io.....

Yet it isn't inaccurate with a man using the Underworld to his benefit and improving it

I mean, Assassinate is really the feat you need to build an assassin. It's the best way to instakill a surprised ennemy

I was expecting Thief Rogue because I literally forgot about Assassin. It's just that bad 🤷‍♂️

@@KCSutherland yeah all that massive damage is underpowered af

@@DerexWolfheart Oh but it's very nice On the first turn Since in the next ones you won't be using any of the features

@@Luan-st2gb If u dont kill the target on the first hit, then u failed the assassination. assassins dont just keep attacking over and over, they hit once and get the fuck out of dodge. if that playstyle doesnt work with ur party, then dont play it, but to say its a bad class is just not understanding what the subclass is or how to use it.

I did laugh pretty hard

It’s a reference to a video where a mom asks her little son (like 4 years old) “what’s that you got?” As he runs around, and he yells “A knife!” as he holds it up, and she yells “NO!”

@@jonathanrich9281 I'm completely aware of the reference, hence why I was caught off guard 🙄

It's stabby time!!!

@@Nubbletech hell yeah

grappler feat gives adv on attacks when grappling :3

I liked this comment.

Dat ssass tho.

SAME! Ezio could have anywhere from no armor to heavy armor and still be efficent in battle, but the armor was critical to staying upright. I didn't hunt down every Scroll of Romulus for nothing, dammit!

There are three ways that I can think of to get that sort of sight: the sixth level spell True Seeing, the level fifteen Eldritch Invocation Witch Sight (most accurate), and the Inquisitor Rogue's level 13 ability Unerring Eye (least accurate). Personally, I would go for the Rogue as the rest of Sun Wukong's levels would have to be in Monk (probably Kensei as that quarterstaff is definitely magical). As for race you could reasonably go for Variant Human, Scourge Aasimar (too stretch it a little), or Bugbear if you're going the monkey Wukong route (which would be sick combat-wise).

@@caeligocielo5634 "the monkey Wukong route" you say, as if there are any other ways to go for Wukong! If he isn't a monkey, what is he!? (I mean, I can see building him as a human or Aasimar, but either way, you gotta say he's a monkey, whatever he technically is)

Funnily enough the staff isn’t magical, it’s just a really fucking heavy support pillar from a water dragons house that said dragon made smaller, but just as heavy.

@@cameronhumphreys2309 I think, most technically, it's a water level measuring stick that can change its' dimensions, but also that.

Then Sokka and Suki next! Then Korra after that!

@@chazjohannsen sokka is kind of boring

@@gavinlopez6258 that's just your own personal, incorrect opinion. Sokka was a non-bender who regularly made himself useful due to his skills and intelligence. Sokka was smart and tactical enough to come up with most of the Fire Nation invasion plan. He just flubbed on explaining. We just only ever saw Sokka as a teen and not as an adult, when all the teen angst would be gone.

@@u.s.s.chucklefucker1657 No I mean as a build. I love the character. It would just be a battlemaster fighter in my belief

@@gavinlopez6258 fair

I mean Monk gots some pretty good Parkour skills too

Psionic Energy Die can also bolster Perception and Stealth checks, you can add them to your attack rolls with Psi blades if you miss and even teleport and cast Message without casting Message.

Didn't like him in Black Flag then?

ALOY!!!!!

Aloy is a difficult one as at first she seems pretty much pure Ranger, but while that would give you her skills with a bow and some of her arrows it wouldn't give you her traps/explosives nor the ability to charm monsters (robots). I'd say the most straightforward way is to go Ranger (Hunter or Gloom Stalker) 11 / Druid (Circle of the Land - Grassland) 9. This gives you the ability to take up to fifth level Druid spells and up to third level Ranger Spells (which gives you the arrows). You lose out on some class features for Ranger, but the spells should more than make up the difference. Really, I'd love to include some Rogue to give Uncanny Dodge and Evasion, or else go up to the 15th level of Ranger (Hunter) to grab one of those, but there's no real place to shove those levels without losing out on more important things. That being said, you could try to piece together a build for Aloy that's Ranger/Rogue and uses an Alchemist's Kit to craft her traps and arrows. You'd have to get the DM on board, though.

@@caeligocielo5634 Maybe some sort of Ranger/Artificer? Not a common multiclass, but one that I've never thought more appropriate.

Unrelated MTG reference: I played Chainer as an echo knight/warlock! Do mtg character builds plz

@@jeremylackey6587 i play a 4 jace pure blue deck.

@@Dany-ww2lk You're the worst and I approve.

Swashbuckler Rogue. That's about it hahaha

Now, she would be an interesting D&D build; maybe a Soulknife/some sort of Sorcerer?