Wizards are fantastic spellcasters and don’t struggle with a lot of the limitations other spellcasters like Sorcerers struggle from. That said, with their spellcasting capabilities and out-of-combat utility documented, it’s …
Warlocks have a lot of features to work with, both in their normal class and subclasses, making it quite difficult for many Warlock players to also consider Feats. While this …
Choosing the right Feats as a Sorcerer can be pretty difficult, as they need a lot of nitpicking and careful consideration before choosing to give up an Ability Score Increase. …
Rogues are known for their skill and tool proficiencies, stealth, and high single-target damage. Since Rogues already have quite the versatile kit, it’s no surprise that its best Feats include …
Rangers are sometimes referred to as “the combination between a Fighter and a Druid,” and that’s entirely accurate. That also helps you discern your general role and lets you choose …
The Artificer is quite a new class added to D&D, functioning like a more supportive Warlock or a variant of the Cleric. Those might not be too accurate, but they …
Monks are considered one of the most challenging classes, especially for players who haven’t experienced much D&D. One problem Monks have with taking Feats is that they rely on having …
Paladins are one of the most broken classes in all of D&D, having insanely high AC, high damage, large HP pools, and spellcasting. So many different Feats can go well …
Fighters are the most popular and one of the most straightforward classes in D&D, capable of dealing heaps of damage, tanking hits, or casting spells. Learning a Fighter’s playstyle and …
Clerics are known for their consistent healing and impressive damage. While they also have great AC, the best Feats for Clerics focus on their healing, spellcasting, or overall damage. Certain …