Slaying Dragons as Natsu Dragneel in D&D 

Dragon-Slayer magic is more like taking on aspects of a Dragon than a style that is particularly effective at killing Dragons. It's called that because of the Dragon war 400 years before the plot. It's also what kickstarts everything that happens, but I'll hold up on the spoilers. Given how the Etherious work, would it be more fitting to contextualize them more as automatons than Tieflings? I guess that would make him more a cyborg. Magitek cyborg. That actually sounds kinda cool. Also, would Pact of the Familiar not work better for Happy? Make him a Tressym and buff his Strength stat so he can carry Natsu. Dexterity would also definitely be maxxed. We know Exceeds can use plenty of Magic, Carla/Charle can even see the future. Anyway, this was informative. I always enjoy these build videos. If you haven't already, I wouldn't mind a Shield Hero build. I kinda want a live reaction of you looking at his Vs wiki Ability page. It's about six-seven paragraphs. And I find it hilarious.

An Erza Scarlett build would be pretty cool

I would like to point out that brilliant flame is Natsu’s fireball. I almost feel like 5-6 monk 14-15 sorcerer would let you have more firepower. Plus Tasha’s otherworldly guise is a good dragon force replacement

I never thought of ranger I'm such an idiot😂 great video but how would you do Makarov giant barbarian, rune knight? And how would you get light spells, like fairy law?

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