by
Ari Ashkenazi
Last time, we covered four of the seven druid subclasses. This week wraps up that list with the top three. As a reminder, there are three main categories I look at as I judge the power level of each subclass: combat strength, allowance for a … read more »Roleplaying
by
Ari Ashkenazi
Last time, I wrapped up my cleric subclass rankings. Now, it’s time for the druid. As a reminder, there are three main categories I’m looking at as I judge the power level of each subclass: combat strength, allowance for a range of powerful builds, and … read more »Roleplaying
by
Ari Ashkenazi
Last time, we continued our journey through the cleric’s 14 subclasses. Now, we finish that journey. As a reminder, there are three main categories I am looking at as I judge the power level of each subclass: combat strength, allowance for a range of powerful … read more »Roleplaying
by
Ari Ashkenazi
Last time, we began our journey through the cleric’s 14 subclasses. Now, we continue that journey. As a reminder, there are three main categories I am looking at as I judge the power level of each subclass: combat strength, allowance for a range of powerful … read more »Roleplaying
by
Ari Ashkenazi
Last week, I wrapped up my bard subclass rankings. Now, it’s time for the cleric. As a reminder, there are three main categories I look at as I judge the power level of each subclass: combat strength, allowance for a range of powerful builds, and … read more »Roleplaying
by
Ari Ashkenazi
I’ve written a lot on how the various classes in 5th Edition Dungeons and Dragons compare to each other. I think it’s important for players to have accurate expectations of what their chosen class can do going into a session. Someone that picks up a … read more »Roleplaying
by
Ari Ashkenazi
Multiclassing is by far my favorite mechanic in 5th Edition Dungeons and Dragons. I love the weird and powerful combinations it unlocks and how it allows me to demonstrate an amount of creativity monoclassing simply can’t match. However, just because there are a ton of … read more »Roleplaying
by
Ari Ashkenazi
Last time, we looked at the Path of the Beast, and now let’s look at the second of the barbarian subclasses found in Tasha’s Cauldron of Everything: Path of Wild Magic. As the name suggests, this barbarian shares some design space with the Wild Magic … read more »Roleplaying
by
Ari Ashkenazi
As much as I love 5th Edition Dungeons and Dragons, it’s not the most balanced of games. Some mechanics are numerically stronger than others. This doesn’t just hold true for items and spells, but for entire classes as well. I’ve written a lot here on … read more »Roleplaying
by
Ari Ashkenazi
The bard has managed to grow beyond the subpar abilities of previous editions to become one of the best classes in Dungeons and Dragons 5th Edition. It is a full caster class boasting a robust spell list and has the ability to steal a total … read more »
Last time, we covered four of the seven druid subclasses. This week wraps up that list with the top three. As a reminder, there are three main categories I look at as I judge the power level of each subclass: combat strength, allowance for a … read more » 
Last time, I wrapped up my cleric subclass rankings. Now, it’s time for the druid. As a reminder, there are three main categories I’m looking at as I judge the power level of each subclass: combat strength, allowance for a range of powerful builds, and … read more » 
Last time, we continued our journey through the cleric’s 14 subclasses. Now, we finish that journey. As a reminder, there are three main categories I am looking at as I judge the power level of each subclass: combat strength, allowance for a range of powerful … read more » 
Last time, we began our journey through the cleric’s 14 subclasses. Now, we continue that journey. As a reminder, there are three main categories I am looking at as I judge the power level of each subclass: combat strength, allowance for a range of powerful … read more » 
Last week, I wrapped up my bard subclass rankings. Now, it’s time for the cleric. As a reminder, there are three main categories I look at as I judge the power level of each subclass: combat strength, allowance for a range of powerful builds, and … read more » 
I’ve written a lot on how the various classes in 5th Edition Dungeons and Dragons compare to each other. I think it’s important for players to have accurate expectations of what their chosen class can do going into a session. Someone that picks up a … read more » 
Multiclassing is by far my favorite mechanic in 5th Edition Dungeons and Dragons. I love the weird and powerful combinations it unlocks and how it allows me to demonstrate an amount of creativity monoclassing simply can’t match. However, just because there are a ton of … read more » 
Last time, we looked at the Path of the Beast, and now let’s look at the second of the barbarian subclasses found in Tasha’s Cauldron of Everything: Path of Wild Magic. As the name suggests, this barbarian shares some design space with the Wild Magic … read more » 
As much as I love 5th Edition Dungeons and Dragons, it’s not the most balanced of games. Some mechanics are numerically stronger than others. This doesn’t just hold true for items and spells, but for entire classes as well. I’ve written a lot here on … read more » 
The bard has managed to grow beyond the subpar abilities of previous editions to become one of the best classes in Dungeons and Dragons 5th Edition. It is a full caster class boasting a robust spell list and has the ability to steal a total … read more » 
