Doubtful since they haven't already. It would make be a significant improvement if they did. If the game is moddable, I'd expect to see someone do exactly that though since it's a fairly common complaint as far as I can tell.Haven't played this or even looked into it much but is there any chance they are going to remove shoving as a bonus action?
Haven't played this or even looked into it much but is there any chance they are going to remove shoving as a bonus action?
Devotion is also available.Kinda late for this party but the Paladin Oaths available is just Ancients and Oathbreaker for the retarded edgy teenager fantasy?
Well thats a good selection Ancients, Devotion, Vegeance and Oathbreaker. I feared that Larian wanted to skip work and just set two devotions for good guy and bad guy.Devotion is also available.Kinda late for this party but the Paladin Oaths available is just Ancients and Oathbreaker for the retarded edgy teenager fantasy?
There is also vengeance in the game but it is not currently available to players.
Dwarves are too cool to be just NPCs bro, come on.Have they even announced a dwarven npc? Last I checked, it was all retartet non dwarves. This is why I'm gonna create my own party. Still idiotic you only get 4 character parties but it us DOS3 so not surprising.
This is much more important. You can solo anything with a rogue by sitting out of range and plinking them with arrows as they wonder around confused until you kill them.I don't mind shove too much, I'd rather they fix AI and stealth.
Things like Shove are pretty easy to fix with mods (if someone doesn't like it) with AI it's pretty unlikely.
WtfIs there any lore friendly reason for dwarven barbarians to exist? Looks pretty nonsense to me.
Edit: not saying there’s much sense in the current day DnD whatsoever.
Is there any further lore of mystical element to the barbarian, other than a passion driven warrior?Is there any lore friendly reason for dwarven barbarians to exist? Looks pretty nonsense to me.
Edit: not saying there’s much sense in the current day DnD whatsoever.
I always figured the modern barbarian is the incel with blue balls. i.e. Totally a dwarf who's a stinking drunk who the missus cast out for the last time. It's one of the most dwarfy things there is.Is there any further lore of mystical element to the barbarian, other than a passion driven warrior?Is there any lore friendly reason for dwarven barbarians to exist? Looks pretty nonsense to me.
Edit: not saying there’s much sense in the current day DnD whatsoever.
Seems like barbarian is just to the fighter like the sorcerer is to the wizard (fluff wise, not mechanically), so no reason for dwarf to be disqualified.
The way cooler dwarf berserker would be the Warhammer slayer. Maybe broke an oath, so now you have to go die in battle, but you keep surviving for some reason, so you keep getting into fights so you can finally die, fighting reckless and winning.I always figured the modern barbarian is the incel with blue balls. i.e. Totally a dwarf who's a stinking drunk who the missus cast out for the last time. It's one of the most dwarfy things there is.Is there any further lore of mystical element to the barbarian, other than a passion driven warrior?Is there any lore friendly reason for dwarven barbarians to exist? Looks pretty nonsense to me.
Edit: not saying there’s much sense in the current day DnD whatsoever.
Seems like barbarian is just to the fighter like the sorcerer is to the wizard (fluff wise, not mechanically), so no reason for dwarf to be disqualified.
BattleragerIs there any lore friendly reason for dwarven barbarians to exist? Looks pretty nonsense to me.
Edit: not saying there’s much sense in the current day DnD whatsoever.
Second favorite for me. I think the classic first-time-leaving-the-fort fish out of water dwarf, who doesn't know anything, but is too stubborn to admit or ask help, is the best. And the book of grudges, of course.WHF Dwarf Slayer is unironically my fave dwarf archetype. Something about this crazy ball of muscle with a Mohawk and axes rushing you down gives me a nerdgasm.
Yeah. I kind of got used to think of Faerun barbarians as human northern tribes mostly with the barbarian class being a sum of their specific way of life and upbringing. I am probably not very well informed of different dwarven clans, that may have adopted this lifestyle as well. Either way I tend to think it is important for a class to be consistent with race, hence I don’t very much dig this ‘everybody can be anyone’ stuff.Northern 'ice' dwarves with a really long name fit the barbarian trope. The battlerager mentioned above is basically a flavor of barbarian as well.
Sure, but it's not hard to rationalize appropriately for most classes and races.Either way I tend to think it is important for a class to be consistent with race
For most, yes. And the barbarian one isn’t among those imo, being strongly linked to a very specific type of society which main traits are its isolation from the civilization and a strict code of honor.Sure, but it's not hard to rationalize appropriately for most classes and races.Either way I tend to think it is important for a class to be consistent with race