
Minitell
u/Minitell

As far as I understand they all still need the main weapon skill to do any damage so are any of them worth getting other than as a novelty?
I absolutely despise the playstyle of endless walk but sadly its insanely strong, what builds dont use it?
LON builds, and UE multishot are all I am aware of near the top.
The top post of all time on r/ireland is now a Croatian flag.
reddit.com/r/ireland/comments/8y34m6/croatia_...Constantly getting in games with only 1 person and it never fills. I have never seen this before this season, surely I cant be the only one?
Hi there,
My friend and I have both been watching Critical Role and we are mad to get into actually playing some DnD ourselves, but we have absolutely zero playing experience.
We are 30 and 26 years old, Irish and Welsh respectively. Super easygoing and will be extremely punctual and reliable when it comes to being on for scheduled times. We would be willing to put in some extra effort outside of playtimes on research into character development, backstory etc.. and are ready to be immersed in any kind of world that you as a DM invision. Both of us are free to play any evening during the week, and flexible at weekends.
If you are a player in a similar position to us who would like to join
Or even a brief rundown of where each class is at for endgame static raiding / casual dungeon play / pvp.
Last time I played warriors were the gods of tanks, astrologians were the gods of healers, and black mages were the gods of dps. But this was way back in the early 3.x patch days.
Please Blizzard, Natalyas is going to be the haedrig gift next season and its complete garbage. Lots of people are going to want to play DH with the buffs to UE but will be met with 10 hours of torture of playing natalyas.
Edit. Thanks Blizzard.




