"To sad the Tarrasque is immune against being paralysed" Isn't the Tarrasque immune to literally everything except being grappled?

@@yamato9753 pretty much lol, but I think it would probably be a mistake to try and grapple one too lol

@@dndbuilds Someone could only do that if they were huge or larger. The only build i know that could do this is a Rune knight. Give them access to enlarge/reduce and they can even go gargantuan. Add the grappler feat and they can suplex the world eater

@@yamato9753this very image makes me laugh so hard

I have an idea for a character, but I’m not sure it would be possible. Revenant reborn from apex legends. Idk I think the idea of a robot assassin in DnD would be cool

Hey nice call.

Or…echo knight fighter!

@@ltrigga219 Yeah but its already Battlemaster here so nope

honestly, Oath of Vengeance fits Dante pretty well, considering he was looking for Mundus early on in his career, specifically for vengeance

Well maybe he belong to the oath of money 🤣

​@tarlison2k1 if that were true, why is he ALWAYS broke?😄

song blade half demon

As Rohan would say, "I refuse!"

​@@stanleyteriaca2184No.

He's gonna dominate the game as he is "Lore" accurate

​@@JavenJC69let's see -infinite,and effortless teleportation -a blade that can cut anything -spare swords that attack while you're already attacking or even while it isn't your turn (mirage blades) -THREE whole screen clearing moves Vergil would murder everything pit against him

Fighter samurai, or echo knight?

im thinking echo, but either way we need this@@kevvygigabyte2063

Definitely something with access to Steel Wind Strike.

Considering Nico doesn't really fight, artificer with emphasis on making weapons for your allies and buffs for them would suit the best

vehicular manslaughter build

​@@EirPlenThis is simultaneously very funny and so real. Any way to get the teleporting van represented in some way? I know very little about D&D but it'd be pretty funny if you could

Warlock/Fighter or Monk/Sorcerer seem the best fights withing the basic lvl 20 cap for some kind of Dante character I'm just not sure what would be the best options if you were to use the "Beyond Epic" rule expansion for going over lvl 20 but leaving the final point still somewhat reasonable at lvl 40 for the campaign's hard cap.

Holy balls, I think you're right, that would boost up the damage a lot, and no one has caught that before... That's some epic damage to add on

Because it also automatically applies to anything regarding pact of the blade, which is separate from the concept of it applying to just a non two-handed weapon, so if you can summon a two-handed weapon that is also a pact of the blade it will apply to it

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Aizen is immortal and has adaptation I don’t think this could be possible in DnD

Got to swing that sword with charisma

I don't think he'll ever do that build, the video would get immediately demonetised.

I am doing a bunch of Ninja turtles builds, which might be semi-similar, but definitely a few differences.

Attacking with a sword is how Eldritch smite works... Maybe there was a typo or something but I don't think I understand the question...

@@dndbuilds yeah, I was totally mixing eldritch smite with eldritch blast. My bad

Baldur's Gate 3 doesn't seem to have hex blade at least not yet

@@dndbuilds Aww well thank you for replying,I'm looking for a build to recreate the Dread Fighter from Fire Emblem in BG# and the came close

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Well because the most points you can use using point buy is three scores with 15 points into each of them before your racial modifiers.

i think it would be quite the same of this build, but you play a tabaxi instead of a tiefling

@@ydraid Should be a little different. Teacher is technically a longsword, not a greatsword (Fran is just tiny) and since she became known as a "saint" due to her liberal use of healing magic, going Paladin instead of Fighter at the end seems more appropriate. And then there's the question of how to get Jet/Urushi. Using Find Greater Steed to get a dire wolf require you to be a 13th level Paladin for the 4th level spell slot, so Conjure Fey (6th level Warlock spell) is probably the better option. Wouldn't get all of his abilities, to say nothing about him going hostile if you lose concentration, but what can you do? Of course, just dipping into Hexblade Warlock and putting the rest into Sorcerer is another build option. Divine Soul Sorcerer gives you access to those Cleric spells, Lunar Sorcerer has a bunch of extra spells and Shadow Sorcerer has Hound of Ill Omen but the latter two might require triple classing into Paladin for healing spells. Either way, Fey Touched is a great feat to take, given how often Fran teleports around.

Partially works, no hexblade on BG3, but it improved Pact of the Blade to make up for it. The big issues are that the level cap is 12, and I'm not sure if they have eldritch smite. So those are the big things to worry about.

The only thing that doesn't feel like actual Dante to me about this is stopping at the base lvl cap of 20 seems more like how dante should be after the end of his first adventure instead of how he would end up from the rest of his story excluding DMC2 that feels it need the expanded lvl cap from a "Beyond Epic" campaign but I personally wouldn't go higher than 40 as at that point base gods are standard NPCs by proportional difference.

@truekurayami while that is a fair point, in 5e (which this is being built) level 13 - 20 is already considered Epic Levels.

I've been looking into that one a bit, you can use charisma with your sword just with pact of the blade, but you would probably need to multi-class a bit earlier in order to be able to pull off bigger swords, and not all of the same features are there in Balder's Gate

Damn... Pretty big oversight by me... That changes a lot lol

It's so weird though you can't do it with an eldritch smite but you can do it with a divine smite... Always just thought they worked the same, but obviously I was wrong

considering how customizable the protags in disgaea are making a DnD character of them could basically be anything

@MILDMONSTER1234 thanks for the tip I actually made the main characters from games 1-6 already just the main characters through not the extras

I don't suppose you know how to make a prinny in dnd do you

Yeah mostly using magic to replicate the general abilities he uses

Magic could also be used as a reasonable substitue for how Dante can still have his guns in a setting that otherwise bans them, as then you just have a "gun shaped" spell focus and replaced bullets with spells.

very true@@truekurayami

Dante canonically can use magical abilities in DMC1 and can shoot lasers in 3

As a base mechanic I think it has more to deal with the consistency of a Warlock's Patron. Wizards with Phantom Steed make a consistance sense as a phantasmal creation, and Paladins are consistently "holy" knights which would have trained as Calvary is most societies, but since a Warlock's Patron can basically be any supernatural entity as basic as a fiend or unusual as your Cleric teammate's God, ya it poses a problem. That said a GM/DM can homebrew that feature where it makes sense for a Patron to have some kind of mount available for Warlocks of a certain value to them or allow an existing mount be brought into the contract for the Warlock to use.

Could of said that a lot nicer