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 …
The Bard’s biggest strength, versatility, makes it difficult for adventurers to choose which Feats best fit their character. It’s well known that Bards are one of the best classes in …
Druids are one of the most slept-on classes in D&D, as many adventurers avoid their more complicated nature, opting for more traditional spellcasters like Wizards or Clerics. However, their general …
Unlike their Fighter alternative, Barbarians have less valuable Feats overall, but the ones they do have access to are exceptional additions to their kit. Barbarians are one of D&D’s most …
Familiars are often brought up in conversations about magic, especially summoning magic, as their usefulness goes far beyond just being a loyal companion. For the most part, Familiars are reserved …
As you travel through the world of D&D, eventually, you’ll come face to face with items holding incredible power. Whether that be accidental, destiny, or dumb-founded luck remains a mystery, …
Rogues, much like Fighters, aren’t strangers to the arcane arts. One of its subclasses, the Arcane Trickster, is well-versed in magic and is one of the most enjoyable spellcasting “hybrid” …
It isn’t uncommon for Fighters to become spellcasters, or at least partly become one. Most Fighters who want to pick up spellcasting will turn to the Eldritch Knight Archetype or …
It’s well known that Monks, like Barbarians, don’t have access to traditional spells outside of multiclassing into a spellcasting class. However, what if you decide to multiclass into a spellcasting …