Multiclassing - its not a bad idea to dip a few levels into other classes for a little bit of extra benefit. Stout halfling - +2 in dex and +1 in consituttionĭrow - +2 in dex and +1 in charisma and extra benefit to charisma score
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Mountain Dwarf - a +2 in strength and constitution, plus proficiency in medium armor Half elf - Has a big +2 bonus to charisma and a +1 in two other ability scores Armor of Agathys - very good defensive spell that scales well with level The Fiend Patron - getting extra temporary hit points each time you kill an enemy is very nice for some extra tenacity Hex - if you want to do a two-weapon warlock, this is especially good, otherwise a good source of extra damage It recovers spell slots quickly, but can leave you with little option from time to time. The warlock has a pool of limited resources. Unfortunately this build is a bit more difficult to optimize, since you benefit quite a bit from multiple ability scores. Use modifier independent spells to increase the value of your character's less than optimal charisma ability score. At the beginning of a combat encounter, or right before, buff yourself with defensive abilities. Defensive options (feats, spells, and invocations) Pact of the Blade - creates a weapon that you are automatically proficient with There are generally two directions to go with when choosing the type of hexblade you can create: Strength-based two-handed (mountain dwarf suggested) or dexterity-based two-weapon fighting (drow suggested) but other interesting builds are possible. This post will discuss a viable melee warlock build, for a unique character play style and aesthetic. This might be counter intuitive when initially glancing over the class, but by picking options that compensate for their lack of physical toughness you can produce a character that is both strong on the front lines, and has a powerful arsenal of magic at your disposal.
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