The Echo of War: A Unique High Damage Fighter Cleric Multiclass | D&D 5e 

I think this build really needs to start Fighter. Con save proficiency is absolutely necessary for any frontline caster.

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I love this build idea. Because the way I play I should really play tanks more but my team also needs a healer so my friend suggested I do grave cleric but this seems like a more fun way to do both objectives

Currently running War Domain 1/Echo Knight 5/Ancestral Guardian Barb 3. Have to show restraint as the reckless attack/GWM and volume of attacks is devastating. The guardians are great to keep my party safe vs the bbeg.

Keep up the great work Idea a alchemist artificer and college of scribe wizard The flavor a goblin or kobold who use a alchemical super soaker with a magical spell book full of recipes

You can't go Gloom Stalker since you dumped Dexterity, unless you have a DM willing to forgive the multiclass requirements

If you go longtooth shifter , you can go all in on the echo Knight. You will lose damage potential and some flexibility, because you aren't getting spell casting, but you don't have to split your ability scores and you will get more asi's so you can use feats to get spell casting later. But i do like the war priest being put to good use, it tends to get overlooked because we have so many great cleric options. Great video keep up the good work

Can we get a Blood Hunter Monk build?

My very first campaign is about to end and it started with a glaive wielding life cleric up to lvl 10. At this point I got a little bored of the build and renounced my gods to become a twilight cleric with the next 3 lvls of eldritch knight, taking shield, find familiar and booming blade among others. Had a great time with it and hope to come back to it in a future campaign some time.

Interception is underrated as a fighting style, for feat heavy armor master or resilience constitution. with HAM and fighter 6 we can have strenght 20 with GWM at level 10, sentinel also work very well with echo

I'd love to see a build that capitalizes on making your enemies frightened!

Love your content!! I was wondering. If you're a DM, do your players watch these, and do they ever play the builds? A video on how to play with well-built players would be fantastic for you. Authentic boots on the ground knowledge!!!

I think you should do a series where you try to specialise and only use one spell type on a character

Its a unique build definitely. Tough to say that its as good as basic 2 or 3 lvl Barbarian and 5+ lvl of Echo Knight fighter. Reckless attack through an Echo is pretty hard to beat when paired with GWM and adding rage bonus to dmg plus the defence it gives if they do get past your Echo to you really helps. Though to prevent this, again a classic build option is 3 lvl Barbarian Ancestral Guardian combined with Sentinel. The enemy then has disadvantage to attack your Echo, and if it tries to leave you can stop its movement with your Echo opportunity attack. But Clerics give extra utility with spells so certainly a good alternate build with more to do outside of just combat.

I challenge you to build a paladin. However your one rule is that you can take no paladin levels. You need to recreate using alternate features the following things: - Heavy armor and melee Combat - Lay on Hands - Divine Smite - Some sort of aura like effect - Spellcasting I would love to see what you come up with!

I think you may be better served going peace cleric rather than war cleric for the non-concentration bless-like feature being more beneficial for GWM in the long run. [Starting as fighter for heavy armor prof and con saves]. You could get unlimited BA attacks from PAM and a great reaction [perhaps going variant human/custom lineage rather than goliath to make this feat chain smoother.] Setting up emboldening bond and spirit guardians is kind of a pain, but they both last 10 minutes, so they could potentially be activated prior to encounters With a glaive and slasher in spirit guardians you can really hamstring their movement.

Im playing this in a current campaign im in 😂 we used rolled stats so ended up with 20 str, 18 con, and 13 wis at the start. I basicly went with the first 5 levels in fighter for that multi attack main action (picked up great weapon master in place of the asi) and plan to go the next 9 lvls into war cleric for the healing spells and holy weapon. If we ended up continuing to lvl 20 as planned than the last 9 is going to hunter ranger for the culling the herd as our dm loves throwing hoards of small things at us 😂

a little challenge idea, make a build around thief rogue.

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Swap strength to a minimum 14 dex, allowing you to put less resources in a mad build, take the fighting style of ranger to get shilelagh, and this build works even better. Allows you to multiclass efficiently, makes your primary abilities rely on just wisdom and con, and you can even still use GWM with a greatclub, or a staff/club and shield for a more defensive option. Polearm master later on even gives you a weaker bonus action attack for when you're out of War Cleric charges.

Can you do a Gloom stalker/twilight build?

Could go a Nature Cleric/Echo Knight instead and focus more on shillelagh instead

It would be very hard to do gloomstalker with this build, especially if you dump dexterity

So I have an Echo Knight/Cleric as well. But my team needed more “keep me from dying” support. I went Shadar-Kai Echo Knight with a double-bladed scimitar. Then went two levels into Grave Cleric. This gave me ranged Spare the Dying and Healing Word, both as a bonus action. This way I could have either myself or my echo (or both) constantly in melee but also sacrifice my BA attack in case someone needed quick help.

Can you do something with runechild sorcerer and college of tragedy bard?

How would best combine sword fighting and some telekinesis and mind powers to create a jedi?

Btw do you think a samurai with sharpshooter and elven accuracy would benefit to multyclass into gloomstalker for 3 levels then back to fighter

I would think it would be cool to have a zealot barbarian and a war domain cleric multi-class but I don't know how to make it work with rage make it so you cant cast or concentrate on spells

I need a good build for a mostly role play session, what do people reccomend?

I would take a level 1 feat lineage for magic intitiate to be SAD with Wisdom via Shillelagh

You can only Unleash Incarnation ONCE per turn. Until you get the actual extra attack feature. The war priest extra attack is not an ACTUAL extra attack and an 'ability' thus cannot be unleashed off of. So at level 4 you would have 3 attacks a round tops. A lot of these "multi-attack" builds are built by people who ignore the rules in the DMG which truly spell out action economy and what things can proc off of what based on the wording used in the description. Unleash Incarnation requires the 'attack action' You have only one of these till level 5 in fighter. So once a round limitation. Same with the war priest's skill as it is a bonus action ability (which you only get one of a round). The wigglers and pushers always like to whine, "It doesn't say that in the description of the ability!" Of course not, because it is laid out plainly in the PHB where it tells you how to play and the rules, as well as goes into more detail in the DMG. If you are allowing these to proc off of other things, that is a homebrew rule and not the skills/rules as written.

Can You do a build That can cast all (46) cantrips in the game? For the rules, You cant use the optional wizard feature That allows you to change your cantrip selection on a long rest. You must have ALL cantrips on Your spell list at the same time. If you are unable to complete it without officially published material, you can use unearthed arcana stuff.

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If you start as a cleric, then you don't get extra attack at level 5, remember you're an entire level behind your party's power boost. Theory crafting is fine in a vacuum, or starting at a high level, but really crap to play in actual dnd.