Crit Fisher 2.0: D&D Build

[@DnDDeepDive]

Check out World Anvil here! worldanvil.com/?c=D4 Use the promo code d4 at checkout to save 51%! Also! I guess you could call this Errata: Technically, yes, you could get a higher crit chance by going Champion Fighter to level 15, where, with Elven Accuracy, you'd be at almost 39% chance to crit. But yeah, then you'd be a Champion Fighter 15, unfortunately ;). I should have qualified my statement about 27% being the "best" by saying "the best by early/mid game" or "the best without gimping yourself with too many Fighter levels" or something :). Also! Lucky would, yes, increase your crit chance even further! (As many have mentioned) Don't know why I so often forget about Lucky. Maybe because it's banned at so many tables...

[@SortKaffe]

Your promos are getting really captivating. Now I'm looking forward to them rather than skipping over them

[@biodude15]

Its a minor correction, but you are the second person I've heard say it recently, rogues do get thieves' tools proficiency when multiclassing, so thats not something you lose out on by not starting with it.

[@DnDDeepDive]

@@biodude15 I think you might have misheard me? You get more skill proficiencies starting rogue than if you multiclass into them :)

[@biodude15]

​​@DnDDeepDive you just say "more proficiencies", so the way its phrased kinda makes it sound like thieves tools and expertise are something lost in multiclassing. I probably misunderstood because I had the other video in the back of my mind

[@Danish_raven]

Hey Colby. I just want to note that a champion fighter with elven accuracy has a 38.6% chance to crit at level 15+. I havent watched the whole video yet, so if you explain in it why you didnt go that route then ill delete this comment when im finished

[@SArugbyALLday]

"If you're gunna burst, it's better to burst early" First time I've heard that advice...

[@nephalos666]

You sneaky devil. I see what you said there. 😏😏😏

[@shadownite9091]

Don't worry, I already do.... oh wait 0.0

[@screwbigtechsanti-sciencem9438]

That's what she said!? 😏🤷‍♂

[@jamescoole-stevenson4606]

​@@screwbigtechsanti-sciencem9438I think that's definitely not what she said lmao

[@dhavaram8064]

@@screwbigtechsanti-sciencem9438 I'm pretty sure that's NOT what she said! LOL!

[@BG-bm3sn]

"Welcome home. This is where you belong; and I am so glad you're here." Vaguely reminds me of the intro to Mrs Roger's Neighborhood. I love hearing it. Great tones.

[@BLynn]

Crit Fisher 2.0: D&D Build #170 Level 01: (see above) [rogue 1, race & expertise] Level 02: (see above) [paladin 1] Level 03: (@14:56) [paladin 2 & fighting-style] Level 04: (@16:13) [paladin 3 & subclass] Level 05: (@17:45) [paladin 4 & ASI] Level 06: (@18:18) [paladin 5] Level 07: (see above) [fighter 1 & fighting-style] Level 08: (@24:08) [fighter 2] Level 09: (@24:20) [fighter 3 & subclass] Level 10: (see above) [sorcerer 1 & subclass] Level 11: (@32:00) [sorcerer 2] Level 12: (@32:13) [sorcerer 3 & meta-magic] Level 13: (@34:43) [sorcerer 4 & ASI] Level 14: (see above) [paladin 6] Level 15: (@36:59) [sorcerer 5] Level 16: (@38:00) [rogue 2] Level 17: (@38:25) [rogue 3 & subclass]

[@rafaelprudencio6096]

Brazilian viewer here, could you create a character build that involves the use of a simple and old staff? Thank you Kolby, your videos are relaxing and cozy (I used google translate so I don't know how it's going to look right).

[@grantstratton2239]

Ooh. I also had requested that. I second this request.

[@DnDDeepDive]

I think I went that route with my fey wanderer build, but now I’m second guessing myself…

[@gavinlopez6258]

​@@DnDDeepDiveI think the Wildfire cleaver did something similar

[@deafbardjenkins1001]

@@DnDDeepDiveyes please , I would also like to see you do the thing 👍

[@deafbardjenkins1001]

Can you please give any more information regarding your vision for this character. Deceptive monk brandishing only a polished staff ? Maybe an urban dwelling hermit wizard who befriends rats and walk with a cane? A Druid/barbarian who refuses to use metal and is on a coming of age quest , tasked by their village/tribe to make a name for them selves and provided with only the bare minimum of supplies , rags for clothes and a staff

[@chiepah2]

Love the idea that your orderly and disciplined mostly martial character one day explodes with chaotic wild magic. It's like you were too high strung in a single direction that the universe decided you needed a balancing force.

[@eleishar18]

"Hello, my name is Inigo Montoya. I learned some magic, prepare to die." - I just couldn't resist 😁 Also X-MEN 97 hits really hard in the feelings... I love it.

[@ColinKillick]

I had exactly the same thought!

[@LadyGainhart]

My favorite elven accuracy build that I have gotten to play so far is a Mercer gunslinger with the trick shot that enables advantage. Unloading holy hell as a ticked off Southern Belle with a rifle was unreasonable amounts of fun

[@steve-ru9sy]

Came for the amazing video. But I stayed for the outstanding ✨ man bun ✨

[@jonathanadams8255]

Hi kolby, the man bun looks great and I had one for about 6months but recently cut mine. But it is a good look for you.

[@Momos67]

I really really like the fact that this build it more consistent. Most of the time I watch your videos I'm thinking: yeah this is unrealistic anyways so I will never build this character. I would love to see more builds like this one. Great job!

[@calvincoolidge5795]

Going to need to grab the knife of the undermountain king for this one.

[@robbiea14]

After watching the short yesterday, my friend and I debated the many different ways this could go. In none of our predictions did Colby *not* take Hexblade. I'm impressed and interested to try this build out. Thanks!

[@brennenmcarthur3462]

A whole series on characters that “just work” would be amazing

[@jackmcgeehan328]

Yes! This is the kinda build I like, you always have options of things to do in a fight, great damage, decent support, and tons of skills and versatility to match!

[@Desert_Gump]

John the Crit Fisherman

[@seanjardine3128]

Primus sucks.

[@marros97able]

I love the man bun

[@macjj868]

So fun to see how far he's come as a KZbinr. Bro's doing skits for his sponsor spiels! They grow up so fast

[@joevan949]

90's cartoon music... 90's shaved sides/long on top style... This is why I've watched your channel over the years, your personality. Plus, TTRPG theory-crafting is the closest I'll get to playing and is a great imagination/mental exercise. You are awesome and appreciated, sir.

[@KnicKnac]

Dashing with the man-bun. Looking like a surfer. X-Men theme song has been stuck on my head since I was a kid and watching them on Saturday mornings

[@wallapi1188]

Like the bun! I recently found out that Hexblade's Curse works with all damage rolls. "You gain a bonus to damage rolls against the cursed target." Which means that spells like spike growth would gain loads more damage if you build for it. You could argue that it only works if you cause the damage. Well, what if you're the one who cast the spell and you're the one moving them around? I'd say that's you causing the damage.

[@Dawsojtogata]

The man bun is great Colby. Suits you man.

[@johannesstephanusroos4969]

It's not a bun, it's a topknot

[@logancuster8035]

“This is a warriors wolf tail”

[@johannesstephanusroos4969]

@@logancuster8035 That, too. Not a bun

[@Kalladdin]

He's handsome enough that just about any hairstyle works tbh 🤣🤣

[@garyboyles5762]

Loving the hair transitioning into Viking Warknot! Very fitting! And wear your hair however you want, I'm here for the entertainment value you bring to my life!

[@dicksonmattxenoblade6491]

Really liked this build. Also gotta appreciate all the ways you have to get advantage. Vow of Enmity to have guaranteed advantage on an enemy, Trampling charge from the Warhorse to potentially knock prone (admittedly more likely at early levels but still good), Tides of Chaos and Steady Aim for some more situational advantage, and also the optional Trip Attack and Shadow Blade for a few more ways to gain advantage. Yeah, you only really need one way to get advantage, but having more just makes it more consistent (while also allowing for some mini bursts later in the combat), and it’s nice to see that.

[@Mfestt12]

This build with the Double Bladed Scimitar video tips is going to make my Paladin amazing 🤩 her double bladed scimitar is a family heirloom so I don’t wanna sell it. Can’t wait to implement this!!!

[@slarragy]

I love the man bun. Never change buddy!

[@Kazanimation]

I did a style of Crit Fisher that was Half-Orc and took the Piercer and Orcish Fury feats. Hexblade with a rapier and I was critting often enough and when I did it was a handful of dice each time. My attack went from 1d8 to 4d8 and add on Orcish Fury and Eldritch Smite for some serious burst damage.

[@HighTechWizard]

Outstanding build, and worth remembering a support player can buff on Round 1 with Haste or something, then still get your Round 1 Nova blast. The solo versatility and team-based burst is a solid direction to go.

[@harbleboy]

I love love love this build so much. My take on it that I commented on a previous vid was a dual wielding vengeance 6, champion 3, and AT 5 with a focus on capping out rogue levels as my progression (I went arcane trickster because I wanted to cap out my charisma on rogue 10 and didn't really have room for sorcerer as a result. I may have overvalued evasion and also hadn't played a paladin before and wasn't sure how to manage smite slots vs round over round dpr so the increased sneak attack damage was perhaps overvalued in my eyes.) In hindsight, this build could have benefitted from oathbreaker 7 over vengeance for more reliable dpr despite feeling worse for crit fishing at lower levels while still reaching all the potential breakpoints at 20. Also the shadow blade tech would have felt reeeeeally good on this character because we were constantly in caves and the like. The hexblade version of this build I've been kicking around looks much more like a turn 2 burst build candidate as well as being much more defensive with shield and the like, but it relies much much more on building up to being an immensely powerful character rather than just having those things at earlier levels. I think the ideal set-up is rogue 1 (or pally 1 for heavy armor), hexblade 2, oathbreaker 7 which means no extra attack until level 8. Then you are highly incentivized to go bladelock 3 for the pact weapon for your offhand and now you have the difficult choice of whether you want action surge or to try and cap out at warlock 12 for lifedrinker or to pivot and go for the sorcerer or bard route while picking up action surge somewhere along the way. This also begs the question of why take rogue at all. My hunch is that the warlock levels are better because you cap charisma much earlier and get access to double smiting, 4d8 shadow blade, and smite slots that refresh on short rest, but sorcerer getting BA booming blade is worth a look for a sword and board pivot.

[@UberVilla]

Woo! loveeeeeeee the previous crit fisher build, super excited to see this new one!! :)))

[@joshuaclendenon]

Came for the build, stayed for the man bun and X-men! Great stuff this week, Colby!

[@ryanscanlon2151]

If you wanna do a pally build that counts the mounts damage I've gotta pitch the Dark Rider again. Oath breaker X 1 level hex blade 1 level order cleric. If you make your steed a fiend it also benefits from your aura of hate and with order domain cleric any time you share a spell with your steed it can make free reaction attacks. On top of that you could use mounted combat for a source of semi consistent advantage and if you can manage to pick up enlarge reduce you can get advantage against large creatures too. Also those free reaction attacks can trigger trampling charge if done after moving 20 feet giving you an extra shot at a bonus action attack meaning your warhorse could get 3 attacks on a turn. Food for thought

[@Baguettezzz]

Power to the man bun! 👍🏻👍🏻

[@wolfgaidin]

Critting is fun! Thanks for a fun build progression, Colby. I think I might be tempted, in practice, to take Fighter 4 at level 10 to pick up the Lucky feat. Turning disadvantage into super advantage when needed would be phenomenal - and could be triggered at will on your first combat round by simply stating that you close your eyes when you attack! ;-) edit: Or, since Vow only grants advantage one target, you can save your Lucky/blinded triggers to grant super advantage against another opponent, as needed.

[@mjust7119]

The new Squire of Solamnia feat, given as part of the Knight of Solamnia background, gives advantage pbxpd, +1d8 damage, and is only expended IF you hit. With this, I probably would go hexblade 5 first, maybe only pally 2. Edit: that last bit was silly to say. It would be a different build without vengeance, I just had a slight mod in mind while listening (similar to your one hit wonder) and it came out in that comment without thinking about it. Tldr; squire of solamnia would be a nice addition lol

[@SortKaffe]

If you knock Prone with Warhorse or Trip Attack, you could account for said chance of freeing up your Bonus Action to use a smite spell (Thunderous Smite), Hunter's Mark (Oath Spells), or Quickened Spell (Booming Blade) in the first three damage reports.

[@Naturjoghurt1996]

Same Procedure as every Week Miss Sophie Comment for the Algorithm Keep up the good work, Colby. Lots of Love for you ❤

[@matthewlewis9607]

I wasn't going to say anything but you mentioned it so early on, I love the bun! I think it looks really good on you

[@sk8euzenherb2]

The man bun is great !!! (so is the video, but you know... the bun!) Hope you keep it

[@johannesstephanusroos4969]

It's not a bun, it's a topknot

[@goblin12]

this video was awesome especially the sponsor part i laughed so hard great job

[@ApocalypticSigns]

Awesome build. Love the energy and passion.

[@silassza2890]

This might be one of my new favorites! Well done!

[@ReallyRobEgan]

Oh, man. This has gotten my brain clickety clacking through the combos. I'm going to start digging into this one a bit more and figure out what's under the hood. Thank you for a great video!

[@Wicked_Ways09]

Lovin that bun! Great build too! I love the content but the reason I come back every week is you

[@johannesstephanusroos4969]

It's not a bun, it's a topknot

[@daloypolizei]

i noticed on your new table of contents that you've never done an archfey warlock before, id love to see ur take on that subclass!!!

[@Ricardo-zo1ti]

Rapier-wielding Rogue? Oath of Vengeance Pally? Nice build for Íñigo Montoya

[@TheDisplacerBeast]

The man bun… works. Big ranger vibes 👍

[@sawyerknight_hs20]

Could you try to make an Arya Stark inspired Many-Faced God build? I was thinking 6 levels in College of Whispers Bard and some levels into Phantom Rogue. It’d be more roleplay focused than damage focused though, so not sure how it would fit into the chart.😅

[@jamesrexus8555]

Go full Warlock, get the disguise self invocation and a Agonizing Blast and Actor Feat you're done.

[@NerdNyren]

Rock the man bun. No shade for that. Rock the dexadin-sword-and-board build. I think it’s a great build for more than just damage.

[@mattfitzgerald7836]

37:47 You like big bursts, and you cannot lie. :)

[@ALDO_GOODENS]

As a fellow rocker of a man bun, it’s kind of life changing lol I always wore hats when my hair got too long, so it’s been nice to give myself an alternate option when hats feel too uncomfortable that day.

[@CozinhaVermelha1]

I'm brazilian and I'm playing my first game in dnd. Runnin' a Tiger totem warrior half orc barbarian and thinking about critfishing. I really want to be a 2 m half orc running in the dark and one shots casters and do jumping attacks CRIT! Thanks for the videos, it help me a lot!

[@XP_Goblin]

Off the top of my head, halfling, barbarian (at least 2 levels), champion fighter ( at least 3 levels to get 19 or 20 crit, ideally all the way to 18, 19, or 20), then maybe paladin to get smite? Alternitivly could take Path of Giant to lvl 6 or 14 and use and oversized greatsword (large, or if lvl 14 huge) to have 5d6s or up to 8d6s of weapon dice.

[@nathanschmaltz672]

Everybody gets one! That's it!

[@Jel_lim]

the new hair is very cool 😊

[@ColinKillick]

You know, a rogue/paladin who fights with a rapier, has an oath of vengeance he recites, and excels at pinpoint strikes rather reminds me of someone: "Hello. My name is Inigo Montoya. You killed my father. Prepare to die."

[@cyrokx]

Saw the manbun and because I usually watch audio only I just assumed that its been a thing lol Looks great!

[@chrisg8989]

Why not take advantage of Steady Aim? If you are riding a Steed. Seems like a more reliable and zero resource cost way to gain advantage every attack.

[@DnDDeepDive]

only works on your next attack though :/

[@chrisg8989]

@@DnDDeepDive ahh good point! Samurai was another option I thought of. With Hexblade to get that 19-20 crit. Awesome build either way!

[@_mosscat]

0:26 *technically* it would be 38.6%, with champion's level 15 feature and elven accuracy. If you were a halfling the chance would be ever so slightly higher, but the increase is so small it it doesn't matter when you round to 3 digits. that being said I can't think of a build that's good enough to justify 15 levels of champion

[@garretthicks5318]

Also I feel the rogue's steady aim feature is a surefire way to close up the advantage gaps rogues sometimes face, versus going barb for reckless

[@DnDDeepDive]

Just wish it worked on more than one attack :(

[@sethw777]

Absolutely love this video and the build. Man bun too

[@andrewmcmillan229]

Fighting Stool is the weapon you get when you take the Tavern Brawler feat

[@strahlungsopfer]

That same Kobold friend has also voiced their opinion on crit fisher builds a couple of times. I especially liked their homebrew rendition of the Champion Fighter.

[@scottburns7974]

I’d have gone with warlock instead of sorcerer here, but for a different reason. At warlock 3 you can take pact of the chain or pact of the tome for find familiar either way. I’d go with chain for an invisible helping familiar that’s more reliable. But it gives yet another reliable way to get advantage on an attack.

[@jarennewman6735]

I did something very similar with a Thunderous Smite hit and run build. Hexblade, Vengeance Paladin, Swashbuckler Rogue.

[@Name-oh6gb]

0:26 Champion Fighter literally crying rn

[@mitchhaelann9215]

Dude, the Rogue's Steady Aim feature from Tasha's. Instant advantage, at the expense of all your movement. Start Rogue and take it to 3, take Swashbuckler instead of assassin for advantage whenever you 1v1 someone. Then Vengeance Pally, Whisper Bard, and 2 levels of un-typed Fighter. Take a background that will fill in any holes in your spell list.

[@DnDDeepDive]

it's great, but only works on a single attack which is a big bummer. One attack just doesn't compare to multiple if you can get 'em. Also, Swashy can let you get sneak attack 1v1 but doesn't give advantage ;).

[@kciref6016]

Manbun looks great! I wish I could put that off!

[@johannesstephanusroos4969]

It's not a bun, it's a topknot

[@Jel_lim]

can you make a blind character with maybe something like guide dogs or something? my friend(who is partially blind) who is new to the game come to me with this idea and want to make it work

[@DnDDeepDive]

will have to put it on the to do list... was thinking maybe just taking blind fighting and making the character blind could be cool? Maybe the DM could even enhance the range of blind fighting a bit in their case...

[@jyabriel08]

With a walking stick/cane that turns into a quarterstaff?

[@danwebber9494]

Blind fighting for sure, and you can sense things through your familiar too. It can definitely work mechanically and it’s very cool thematically. I’m reminded of the Rutger Hauer movie Blind Fury.

[@michaelbalcom5233]

The Tasha Beastmaster Ranger for a guide animal, blindfighting style Rapier as a weapon to act as a walking stick splash in either Rogue thief for added sneak attack damage or Battlemaster Fighter for maneuvers. If you're playing after the new PHB comes out, check out Dwarf or Half-Dwarf as a race for possibly tremorsense. Oh, and don't forget Ranger has access to Fog Cloud if you're missing the darkness devil sight combo

[@schuepbachr]

Re: blush lighting- You can try checking your white balance settings- it's probably trying to auto color correct.

[@jonathanhaynes9914]

Thanks Colby.

[@1AmGroot]

18 levels of champion fighter would let you get 39% to crit on a single attack with triple-advantage, but at that point you don't have any damage to add to those crits so what's the point

[@UndoubtedMist]

Crits? I like crits. Big numbers make character go BRRR!

[@under20over40]

Just based on the first few levels High half-elf seems like a solid choice to booming or greenflame blade until you get extra attack

[@blondespikeguy]

Great build, also, love the hair!

[@soldier660]

I like you trying i new hairstyle, go for it : ) !!!

[@x3r0prime45]

I would go blind fighting for that second fighting style. sometimes allies like the darkness devils sight combo, and you being able to take advantage of that gives you a potential way to gain advantage as well as making sure that you never have disadvantage canceling your advantage. Collage of Swords Bard feels like he best thing for those spell slots, you gain the ability to throw your bardic inspiration in on damage (saved for crits) it also really helps you be a support caster when your not in your nova round. I feel like the Shadar Kai Bardlockadin is still the best way to do this build it just needs to b build for NovaSmite instead of the sustained damage.

[@cameroncruz4210]

I had an idea for a really flexible character at level 15 for a one shot that I never got to play unfortunately... It has success in pretty much every pillar of play in my opinion, I think you would enjoy playing around with it. Hexblade Warlock 3 Fey Wanderer Ranger 6 Lore Bard 6 It uses early Magical Secrets to get access to Find Greater Steed, but more importantly, Swift Quiver. It has incredible damage, with very few resources actually put into damage. So all the rest of the spell slots can be put into whatever you want. The only caveats are that it's better if you don't use multiclass ability score restrictions, and thus can dump Dexterity. Honestly most of the issues I run into with this build are restrictions during character building, such as ASI's/feats being tied to class level and not character level, as well as point buy only allowing you to make a stat so high/low. In my perfect game I get rid of those restrictions, though I know most people don't do that. It also has a TON of expertise/proficiency bonuses, so with maxed out Wisdom and Charisma, you are the best in the game at social interactions. Have fun!

[@PuppetSoul]

While you have 5th level slots, you don't have access to 5th level spells, since Magical Secrets is limited to the spells available on the Bard table and not the spell slots you have available from any source.

[@AllThingsFascinate]

Puppetsoul is correct. Unfortunately, you could not pickup those spells

[@LordZeebee]

man bun looks good on you Colby

[@The_Dreaded_BAYLE]

Best AD break every LMAO

[@Hollywood_-uy3is]

ima confuse tf outta my table when I bust this out for our next campaign. Also, from one ˈkoʊbeɪ with a man bun to another ˈkoʊbeɪ with a man bun, it looks great and I wanna see you wear it more!!

[@johannesstephanusroos4969]

It's not a bun, it's a topknot

[@joshuachapman247]

Thanks for the world Anvil commercial you had me going for a bit.😅

[@connkahn]

The man bun can stay Sokka would be proud

[@NexusNoxCS]

It would be ironic to go with this build, but choose Drow as the race. Just to make the contrast even more stark. During the night you are an incomparable crit fisher, but in sunlight... well, you're just okay. Not debilitated by Sunlught Sensitivity, but just okay. Might even be a source of great role play opportunities. Like how this really gets on the nervers you this perfectionist character. Damn you sunlight! (shaking fist like at the end of the Planet of the Apes)

[@jordanprice6457]

My prediction is a Drow or half-elf Drow Hexblade Warlock that uses their hex weapon and takes Elven Accuracy, probably something like darkness + devils sight to secure advantage with their hex blade's curse to crit on 19-20. That being said, if the man-burn makes you happy Colby, then don't let anyone make you feel bad about that! I think you look fine, we all love you for who you are, not what your hair looks like!

[@grantstratton2239]

Pre video, I'd also say that an elvish barbarian of any kind (2nd level +) is a good way to secure advantage for Strength-based Elven Accuracy. I'd assume Fighter (Champion) is going to be a feature here, otherwise I'd say you can also get reliable advantage with Fighter (Samurai). Assuming you also multiclass into either Eldritch Smite or Paladin Smite, not being able to cast spells or maintain concentration isn't a problem if you plan to smite on all crits.

[@igorbertoldo6237]

I was literally just watching the crit fisher 1. Damn, it must be the universe telling me something 🤔

[@Jessterr2]

"Check it out right up..." NOWHERE

[@patrickcardamone1249]

Maybe Blindfighting for the second fighting style? Cheap defense against arguably the most common source of disadvantage on attack rolls.

[@garretthicks5318]

The man bun gives sokka vibes and I say that in the actual best way possible!

[@stephenwells2464]

Lol was scrolling through to see if someone else said it before I did

[@andrewhalmo656]

You could get a higher chance to crit by getting the Lucky Feat. If you wanted to use Booming Blade you could roll another D20 by using Seeking Spell Metamagic ability.

[@laszloszikorszky9866]

Honey wake up, a new d4 video just dropped!

[@arisjimenez2203]

Can you do hexblade echo knight I have yet to see a guide I feel like u can break it

[@harley3211]

Sokka hair ftw!!🎉

[@shadownite9091]

"Thanks for not laughing too hard at my man bun" Lies. You have no idea how hard I may or may not have laughed.

[@pederw4900]

6:31 wwwwwooof 😅 Randy Hammy goin off

[@relaxedfantasyreview]

These ads are just so good 😎

[@sawyerknight_hs20]

🎉 Been waiting for this!! 🎉

[@baroncaucasio95]

you look great with the man bun, keep it up!

[@nobleman9076]

Alright I have a great build concept. Level One go custom lineage and take Tavern Brawler. Take at least 2 levels of barbarian for reckless, and as many fighter levels as practical (probably 10-11). Take the archery fighting style, Great Weapon Master, Sharpshooter, and Dual Wielder. Dual wield Heavy Crossbows, but use them as a melee weapon, to take -10 on each attack, but every hit does +20 damage. Because sharpshooter and archery fighting style does NOT specify it needs to be a ranged attack, only that it must be a ranged weapon. I want to see how far you could take this.

[@Lizardman567]

Next build, the Bar-stool Brawler. Looking forward to it

[@OfficialMudandRubber]

We need a build about a guy who has a majestic man bun, he releases his hair and fights with that, whipping, grappling, striking all with his luscious locks