Grim Hollow Subclass Tier Ranking - Clerics & Druids

MONSTERS OF DRAKKENHEIM is 300+ pages of eldritch horror inspired monsters for 5e by the Dungeon Dudes! Coming to Kickstarter March 26th, 2024: www.kickstarte... We continue looking at the subclasses from Grim Hollow with the Cleric and Druid.
TIME STAMPS
00:00 - Intro
00:55 - Sublass Ranking System
02:18 - Cleric: Eldtritch Domain
12:01 - Cleric: Inquisition Domain
24:38 - Druid: Circle of Blood
32:17 - Druid: Circle of Mutation
45:46 - Final Thoughts
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[@woahwhereami4022]

You guys should also at some point consider reviewing the subclasses in Ryoko’s guide to the Yokai Realms! I know it’s not officially by WOTC but it’s not only made by a fellow dnd content creator, but it was the largest funded dnd kickstarter ever. It has some really sick stuff in it!

[@relaxedfantasyreview]

YES THIS

[@shiro4833]

I SECOND THIS.

[@Ragecrttr]

I THIRD it!!

[@JoMFTado]

Yessss please!!!

[@ikimikidomoe8621]

I FORTH THIS

[@duelingburrgaming]

I LOVE the idea of the inquisition cleric. If not as a player subclass but more so as an antagonist to send at spell casting PCs!

[@daneroberts1996]

That’s such a good idea!

[@comradewarners]

A 1 level dip on my melee warlock that has 14 wisdom feels tempting…

[@lattekahvi1298]

I really like its mechanics, having a tanky character who hits really hard with only single strike while not having access to extra attack is something whats lacking in dnd

[@EricSmith-nx6ex]

My girlfriend is playing a blood druid at our table, and it's great. She's been making great use of starting off with a big sangrimancy spell, then Wither and Bloom, while using her reaction to hand out temporary health on enemy deaths. The mix of offense and support feels really impactful, and right on theme. And our fighter definitely isn't complaining about Rite!

[@GamerTreeProductions]

Currently have a Circle of Mutation Druid at my table. The Fighter rides the Flying, Enlarged, Giant Constrictor Snake into battle regularly. If anything, it’s definitely give the wildshape-focused Druid more use for their spell slots and allows them to continue throughout the adventuring day a little longer because they’ll mutate and spend their remaining slots on keeping the party stable between fights. Powerful, but not overbearing.

[@najosk]

One of my players is playing a mutation druid and its felt fine and the table has found it pretty fun, not unbalanced. I've found that it encourages not always picking the same animal to wildshape into, since you can pick something more "fun" but still be effective through mutations. As a DM its also provided a fun area for homebrew by thinking of other mutation options to add. For example, we're starting to experiment with mutations that would allow for what are normally special abilities for specific beasts (swallow, spider climb, etc.) since it seems right in line with the flavor of the subclass.

[@maybevoldemort8995]

This review of third party is great. I love seeing thoughts on stuff that is different from the classes and subclasses that we know and love.

[@Leif47]

Those Dungeon Dude subclasses are pretty awesome, they should consider making a book or two ;)

[@moxopal675]

Running an eldritch domain cleric in my current game, didn't know you guys made it so thank you!

[@maybevoldemort8995]

How are you finding it? Looks interesting, but maybe not hugely strong

[@moxopal675]

@@maybevoldemort8995 its a lot stronger than you think it is. "oh you passed a hold person save? here is another cc on the same turn" on the other side. you can have an eldritch blast that scales off wisdom and charisma with 2 levels in warlock

[@maybevoldemort8995]

@@moxopal675ohh that is a spicy combo, didn’t think of that

[@3ldfilms]

I think if it didn’t require a bonus action for the wild magic it would be really strong. Clerics have so many uses for bonus actions.

[@moxopal675]

@@3ldfilms not really outside of spiritual weapon. healing word you want to do later in a fight not when you want to be ccing an enemy. and i would say that the curse effect has been more handy than spiritual weapon.

[@darrenromanko2414]

These reviews of Grimhollow just confirmed my need to obtain a book. As always a great video

[@lepeixe22]

I actually love to see niche spells in extended spell lists, specially for classes that already have a great one, such as clerics, because you don't need to worry about preparing them, so you can prepare the amazing S tier spells and still have room for niche ocasions, the inquisition cleric in specific has an awesome spell list for out of combat investigation and disruption AND it's very thematic, points for flavor, S-tier

[@RavingNutter]

I had no idea that you guys wrote the Eldritch Domain cleric. One of my players told me a few week ago that she wanted to multiclass into being a cleric of The Thing With The Writhing Tail, and I sent her this subclass as what I pictured a cleric of Bruce would be.

[@Metalchefkiwi]

I think the extra attack, potentially on top of multiattack, is probably the best mutation, i think it really helps keep wildshape relevant at late levels since you can do the big single attack higher beasts get 2 times

[@thomaswhite3059]

For sure, double the chance to crit, double effectiveness of any sort of on hit buffs. There's a reason a lot of people get that 2 level dip into fighter for action surge even JUST for extra attacks (obviously better on classes with extra attack lol)

[@aodhfyn2429]

Okay. The Mutations are really cool. I love that they invented a mechanic to balance giving extra features and more useful Beasts without Druids just breaking the bank.

[@ElijahKRichmond]

Seeing that the book was released a while ago and some things like the SRD and what-not have changed (also hearing the conversations of "if we could go back and change things"). It would be interesting to have a video where The Dungeon Dudes interviewed the other class creators in the book about their classes and what they would change now that they have had time to look back and really dig their own classes apart.

[@antimatters6283]

*I love reviews of third party creators.* Even if I don't (currently) own or love the product, I want to learn more and generally support third party. *I am glad the Dudes do this.*

[@nyzkai]

I LOVE the Concept of a multiclass build with path of the primal spirit barbarian and a circle of mutation druid! A mutated primal companion with shared Rage sounds like a lot of fun.

[@dcs305]

Think a fun change for the Inquisitor Domain is to change the Channel Divinity feature to a reaction. It still keeps the features great flavor and potency, but it isn’t ruined by that Flesh Golem rocking your ally.

[@maximedauphinais8266]

It's very interesting hearing the insight of your creative process and inspirations when your created some of these subclasses!

[@Camthalion666]

Oh! Dungeon Dad made a 5e version of a Blood Elemental a while ago. I don't remember the CR, but maybe that could be used for the blood clerics summon on higher levels? Also, a flying bear reminds me of Moosh from the two Oracle Zelda games. He was a big fluffy bear with tiny little wings who could float for a little while and AOE dive bomb enemies with his butt from above xD

[@DaRatTalks]

I have actully been playing an eldritch domain cleric in a game im in. It is a real spell bruiser and you for sure get eldritch blast. Also picked up agonizing blast through a feat for +8 damage on eldritch blast. Insane and for sure an A.

[@toyodacanada]

I'm loving these reviews of 3rd party content! Since you guys love Eldritch and Cosmic horror so much, you would probably love Steinhardt's Guide to the Eldritch Hunt as a 3rd party source to review the class/subclasses from!

[@ad9aggie]

Yes!! I really want to know their thoughts on the Jaeger

[@PrideOfFantasy100]

I played a Mutation Druid and honestly it is incredibly fun, but also the mutation costs I feel keep it balanced. My druid has since died, but while he was around it didn't seem too powerful and it mostly made wild shape I feel keep up better. (Should mention mine only got to level 5, though, so never got to test the later features.)

[@gavinruneblade]

I've played with the mutation druid, and it's not broken for the simple reason that you can counter it by having the enemy polymorph into something stronger than the base form. The druid then can use mutations to give themself modifications that let them win, so it is a fun tactical challenge for the player. We had fun.

[@IamBramBramIam]

I'm so glad you are reviewing Grim Hollow stuff! Had the book for ages and can't wait for your thoughts 😊

[@Ed-tq6lt]

Hey dudes, keep it up with the great work, hugs from Brazil :)

[@travwolfe101]

For the Inquisitor cleric I could see the channel divinity being made much better if it's changed to be usable with your reaction so you can cast it after the spell is cast similar to an abjuration wizards ward.

[@KnicKnac]

The more you cover these choices makes me want to buy this book. All sound fun and interesting. Yup Malleus Maleficarum is “ The Witch’s Hammer” I wanted to play an Inquisitor in PF all about wrecking casters.

[@1rotzy]

I am here for these videos. Your subclass tier lists brought me to this channel, and seeing more from 3rd party creators is even better.

[@Swimavidly]

I would really like to see you review the MCDM Talent class.

[@societybelike]

I would say the major fixes to make the inquisitor cleric good would be: 1) Add absorb elements to their spell list, this would add to their channel divinity when they use it on themselves, turning them into a real cool elemental juggernaut. 2) Add counter spell to their list, making it so that their 6th level feature triggers whenever they successfully counter spell, this to me makes for a really cool mage hunter vibe, both shutting out spells and then further damaging the opponent. 3) I would do a reverse Yuan-Ti on it, so that it's channel divinity works both on spells and magical effects, this makes it a ton less situational. And Optional Crazy Ideas: 4) Maybe at 17th level you could buff both the channel divinity and it's counterspell, so it steals spells from enemies for a one time use when they counter spell them, kinda like the arcane trickster's spell thief feature. Just a few ideas if anyone thinks they work. Idk how to do it but I also think some kind of spirit guardians mixed with anti magic field could be a cool 17th level feature.

[@mariska2419]

I have been playing the Eldritch Cleric for a year now, lvl 1-8. I have to say I don't often use the subclass spells, but it is super fun to have spells such as see invisibility and detect thoughts because they are great to have in your back pocket. For me, what feels most restrictive is all the prerequisites for the Eldritch effects. The idea of having a separate table when targeting allies would be awesome. Right now what happens is 1. Use a levelled spell (low levels you don't have so many, and now a cantrip is stronger than a guiding bolt). 2. Target an enemy (so it doesn't trigger when you cast healing word, aid, bless etc etc). So you have to adapt your spell selection. 3. Spend a bonus action (so don't use spiritual weapon) 4. Then they need to fail their save 5. Then you hope you roll a useful effect (so many silenced wolves etc whahahah. But some effects are super strong which is fun). 6. Then they get to re-save every turn. It does feel like I give up on a lot of options, in order to hopefully have something happen. When it works out it can be fantastic. So I like the risk, I love the reckless being there because that can potentially really screw you up. But an extra table for when you buff allies, or a larger table and then maybe getting to roll 2 dice like the WM Sorc at some point, would be fun. I'd be curious to hear your thoughts on that.

[@samfish2550]

Circle of blood makes me think of a potentially fun idea for something I might homebrew. A blight themed druid, it's an interesting perversion of the stereotypical druid tropes. I already have some fun ideas like adding a fluff feature at each level to show the idea of being corrupted by the magic. The actual features I have in mind come down to the idea of the blood boon as said here but since I don't want to base it off sangromancy I'd go with: -you gain extra hit dice when creatures within 30ft die you gain a hit dice (not from plants or constructs) excess hitdice can exceed your current max hit dice by an amount equal to half your druid level. -you can upcast spells by spending hit dice equal to the level of the spell. -you can choose a plant creature with a stat block and spend a number of hitdice equal to that creature's cr (minimum of one) I'm not sure what else to add, I like the idea of having you spawn a twig blight when you longest, it would serve your orders, share your combat turn, and I may make it so this comes early to mid with you getting the ability to summon up to x cr worth of blights and or spend hit-dice on a rest to create additional blights. It's rough, and not looked at too thoroughly through a balance perspective. I'm working on ideas, what I want it to do, and then from there I'm planning on buffing and nerfing it as needed.

[@kingofgaming7894]

I'd love for you guys to rank the classes and subclasses in Valda's Spire of Secrets

[@deadmanmouse2463]

Love this book and I'm loving this series.

[@DR-023-17]

Really admire how you can be impartial about the subclasses you wrote! As a cleric fan I love the addition of the eldritch table! I've been praying (to moradin) that there is a subclass that offers the key abjuration spells like counterspell and shield/absorb elements. Really sad to see the inquisitor miss that mark. Great video as always fellas!

[@gerbenwierda9683]

Inspired here on the Eldritch Cleric (my player feels a pressure to ignore buff spells as they don't synergize with Eldritch Contagion): So now building an Eldritch Blessing rollable table with beneficial effects.

[@Codeman90]

Hello Dungeon Dudes! I DM'd for a campaign taking place in Etharis (the Grim Hollow world) and I had a Circle of Mutation Druid at the table. The player leaned into charisma and basically played the class like a movie Horror monster. Describing in gruesome detail the horrifying creatures he mutated into and ambushing enemies, scaring the crap out of em. It was a really cool concept for a character and all of us at the table had a blast with it! I think in terms of power it feels equivalent (if not a bit stronger) then Moon Druid at early levels. The lack of elemental wild shape does kinda hurt the late game and I'm not sure it QUITE keeps up with Moon Druid in the late game. That being said, the flavor is great and I never really liked the flavor of Moon druids turning into Elementals. I get the concept, but the Circle of Mutation feels more appropriately primal, and horrifying.

[@crownlexicon5225]

I think, even more than the barbarian, i could see using strength for intimidation for animals. And, if you can make the stretch, i could even see a wisdom (intimidation) ability check where wisdom is representing primal power.

[@shawnwolf5961]

So I was running a Grim-hollow-esque campaign, but on the Sword Coast. I didn't have a blood druid in the campaign, however I DID have an enemy druid that they had to fight, who functioned as a boss before a puzzle encounter. He was scaled to the party, so I gave him the abilities of an 8th level Blood druid. Between him and his giant direwolf companions (who were corrupted with the dark magic present in this campaign, so everything had a touch of chaos to it), he put up a damn good challenge to the party. There isn't anything in your subclass I would be concerned with or feel I couldn't still challenge as DM, and it was fun to run an NPC based on this subclass. I absolutely want to play one at a table!

[@kallebuchholz2156]

There are better optimazers out there and there are channels which are solely focused on the role-play part of the game but there is no other channel - I know of - which brings both together in such an entertaining way. I love that you guys are covering third-party content now. What I hope you could look at is "Exploring Eberron" and "Morgrave Miscellany" by Keith Barker. Both are not officially published by WotC. Thanks for enchanting my favourite Hobby.

[@mikecarson7769]

Thank you for reviewing and guiding through al of these fun and creative ideas! will be exciting to learn about the next parts

[@jamesfoster9613]

I love the themes of the Eldritch mind, and immediately thought you guys wrote it XD For Inquisition domain, they're a clear example of magical initiate for Shillelagh cantrip so you can stick to SAD attributes, and just reskin that quarterstaff as a hammer.

[@Tusitala1967]

I have a very nice copy of the Malleus Maleficarum. Love your subclasses, Dudes! The Commander Fighter filled a much needed niche in my game, and these Grim Hollow subclasses sound awesome. Y'all are on a huge winning streak, so keep it up! 🙂

[@yuen4817]

Oh I did not expect part two so early and I'm super happy. Looking forward to when you eventually rank the new subclasses coming out in Sebastian Crowe's Guide to Drakkenheim.

[@levithewizard]

The Flying PC Arms Lol. I once had aarakocra Barbarian/Paladin backed up by a Sorlock and a Valor Bard. Every Combat Encounter was: 1st round Buff the bird, 2nd round deliver the nuke. They had an answer to every combat I could put together it was wild.

[@MediaJunkie86]

Can’t wait for the review of the curse themed rogue, and the two rangers…and the monks…mainly excited for your take on that one rogue, it sounds so fun and could easily fit in so many game worlds.

[@donprentice5173]

So, what I am hearing is that you feel the SRD limited the design of your subclass design. In a published work, you can’t just say - “Homebrew this spell list” But, in a post publishing review video, you can say “A simple fix to this subclass to bring up its power, and fit the theme better is to homebrew in Non-SRD spells such as

[@deadropfurman1694]

I have a Mutant Druid player, its really funny when a HUGE Mutated Direwolf gets a 20 on a sneak roll, doesn't even suffer a penalty on it, so, great comedy.

[@TheMightyBattleSquid]

Gotta say though, this video really convinced me to go and buy some Grimhollow books for my collection. I had been putting it off but these sound way too fun to pass up on building a character for.

[@frost9681]

I love seeing you guys review non-official content. I'd love to see you guys rank classes from some kickstarter books, such as Steinhardts Guide to the Eldritch Apocalypse or Ryokos Guide to the Yokai Realms

[@frost9681]

Especially since you love Eldritch Horror, the Eldritch Apocalypse book is SUPER up your alley. Very bloodborne-esque

[@noahmehringer29]

Just FYI, Ghostfire did release Artificer Subclasses on the DM's Guild under Dark Fantasy Artificer. They have 2 subclasses (The Machine Cultists and the Reanimator) as well as several infusions for both Artificers old and new.

[@blailistired]

I feel like a blood Druid and undead warlock multi class would be so cool. I'm not sure how powerful it would be or how the abilities would work together, but imagine being able to turn yourself into the giant flying poison bear followed up by using form of dread to gain even more health, even MORE ability to frighten enemies, and the story/theming potential would be insane. A giant bear appears behind the opposing cultists, bone-like wings sprouting from its shoulder blades, tearing skin as they grow. The face begins to distort as its eyes turn inky black, blood seeping out, and its flesh begins to appear rotten and decayed. Poison begins to drip from its enlarging fangs as it lets out an echo-locative shriek, ensuring that no one can hide; not for long at least.

[@techknight3753]

(Context: Inquisitor Domain) In many campaigns I've run/been in or around, goblin/kobold shamans are a common trope for "mid tier" minions in early encounters. In general, atleast 1 combat encounter per session will have 1-2 casters. Each of which will have 1 area/control spell, a cantrip, and 1-2 uses of a utility/support spell. It helps spice up combat without overwhelming players. Depending on how things have been going, the goblin shaman may have just found a magic stick it can somewhat use... or it could be a witch's aprentice who's been cursed. The former may run in and accidently misfire their fireball at their feet, still catching a couple members of the party before "defusing" itself. The latter may cloak the field in fog to enhance a planed ambush with a vortex warp. This is ofc just my experience, and an awfully long rant certainly not inspired by the use of any substances. All to say that in a campaign with the encounters I described, this subclass would easily be an S. Which is why personally I'd put it at B, however I can understand why other's may see differently.

[@littlelootgoblin1399]

Me casting polymorph on the fighter to make an enlarged flying venomous t-Rex with extra amour.

[@GabeNode21]

Just had a thought - if a Circle of Mutation Druid wildshaped into some kind of lizard, made it large, gave it flying and poison - you could effectively have a Druid who can wildshape into a Wyvern. Thats nuts I love it.

[@WilliamSlayer]

Looking forward to the Rogue subclasses!

[@madisonmcclure8243]

Love the vibe of the Inquisitor. I can’t imagine the power trip they’d feel stalking and shutting down a fugitive caster. It definitely feels like one of those subclasses that’s meant for a specialized campaign. I think this would make a fantastic villain to really scare your casters. Also, I’m pretty sure they’d try to kill the mutant Druid and the heretic bloodbender!

[@NoNameBoi9987]

To fix the spellcasting issue for Eldritch domain cleric, if you find the SRD spell list limiting, then turn the extra spells into a feature that says something along the lines of “at 1st, 3rd, 5th, 7th, and 9th level, choose 2 additional spells from the warlock spell list to prepare. These spells don’t count against the number of cleric spells you can prepare”

[@OptimalBlue]

Eldritch Domain Cleric is the first way that I know of to have Eldritch Blast on the Cleric spell list to add Wisdom damage to each bolt, which imo drastically changes power level of that subclass at 8th level.

[@jamesfoster9613]

8:12 Sidebar: There's a "gambler" wizard subclass called Order of Chance in the Monte Cook Games book Planebreaker Planar Player Options, though its not really about chunks of random options as much as using magical spectral dice they can summon. I'm excited to see what you'd make!

[@creatureinthedeep]

Thank you for pumping these out quickly! I've been so eager to hear about these that I ordered the Grim Hollow bundle off Ghost Fire. I didn't see a link on the previous video or this one. Am I blind?

[@parsifalsunflower6529]

Would you rank / review the transformations from the Grim Hollow Game master guide? They are so spicy!

[@Mitcheck315]

I would personally rule the 6th level inquisition domain feature forces a concentration saving throw or the spell is lost. The damage is low enough that most spell casters worth their salt are gonna be able to pass it most of the time (especially if they pass the initial saving throw on the effect) but giving the possibility of actually interrupting a spell feels very on brand for the theme and feels like it'd be more fun to use as a player (I also think thematically it'd work better as a paladin subclass but that'd take a decent bit of reworking lol)

[@Doombot221]

With potent spellcasting and agonizing blast the eldritch domain cleric is potentially the most deadly eldritch blast caster in the game. It's a glass cannon build, but I think it would work reasonably well considering the cleric still gets medium armour and shields.

[@phvieira256]

I am a gambler and I like WiodMagic Sorcerer. The about the WM table is that you have some bad effects. One thing should be interest on Eldritch Effects for your cleric subclass is: - on the subsequent turns, the save is rolled with advantage. - it is not optional. For this reason, it dont cost your bonus action AND it does affect your allies (bless, Healing spells). And prevents you of spamming spells and effects. Sounds weird at first but thing about it.

[@Sebzero99]

Steinhardts guide to the eldritch hunt would be a fun one to review! :)

[@matthewpursley5788]

@DungeonDudes I get what you were trying to say when talking about the druid (the anachronism of it all). My take is that D&D combines what games like World of Warcraft separates: the druid and the shaman. Two different things, but for some reason D&D kinda has these two ideas smashed together. The druid has always been more about nature and shaman typically more associated with totems, blood rituals, and the elements themselves (which depending on the mythology you're looking at, blood is an element).

[@marcusreading3783]

Im not a dm, but to me, a simple way to fix flyong races is to have it so at lower levels they can glide and later unlock full flight. It seems like a good way to balance it out since a number of classes get flight at a later level anyway.

[@jeffreyjay2899]

I would love reviews of the best third party material and subclasses and classes. Kibbles Tasty Homebrew and Valda's Spire of Secrets are two great resources for example with both subclasses and classes to review.

[@williamtaylor6886]

Bonus: Interesting discussion of subclass design and how 5e changes, SRD, etc. impact the results.

[@jeremydavie1105]

The new humblewood subclass or races video would be cool . Also the spells you talk about in this video also

[@sanojo2551]

With DnD Beyond adding Dungeons of Drakkenheim and Lairs of Etharis, is there a plan to add more Ghostfire gaming content like this guide and Sebastian Crowe's?

[@theparagoncompany]

I had a player use the mutation Druid. Turned into a giant wolf after conjuring wolves. Then the pack just ate an ogre

[@Ruiso7]

Cleric Eldritch Domain is best Eldritch Blast class/subclass. It makes Eldritch Blast a Cleric Cantrip so it get's empowered and if you have some Charisma adding Agonizing Blasts through Eldritch Adept feat or some level dips into the Warlock is so nice. 1D10+Wis+Cha per blast.

[@asecanti]

My first druid I've ever played was a circle of mutation and I loved it, was the most terrifying kobold druid my dm had ever seen.

[@BigBunky]

The ‘WitchHunter’ Domain looks super fun!!!

[@mattdahm4289]

Thanks dudds!

[@norokodven4768]

I have a fun idea for the Eldritch Cleric. Empowering Madness: when you cast a spell on an ally that ally can choose to gain a random madness from the madness table. Until madness is cured they are under the effects of the bless spell as eldritch forces guide their actions (though this effect is not magical in nature).

[@Eagle52525]

Laserllama rogue gambler subclass exists. One of the really fun things is that both a 7 and a 20 count as crits but both a 13 and a 1 count as a crit miss. It’s a fun subclass to check out.

[@gayp4l]

Honestly from experience, giving a cleric that has potent spellcasting access to attack cantrips is extremely potent. I homebrewed a cleric version of Firebolt on a whim because I always hated sacred flame, and my cleric players would destroy encounters with just that. I shudder to think of them with eldritch blast. It's like having a blaster warlock that also has the full spellcasting utility of a cleric. I feel like B is underselling the Eldritch Domain in a big way.

[@tiagoleivas3495]

Omg I’d love to play both Druid subclasses! As a Moon Druid, both have great flavor…mutation one is OP lol

[@deadmanmouse2463]

Had a circle of mutations druid for 8 levels that I DMed. We had to make changes lol. For our table we set certain mutations behind level restrictions. (Swim lvl4, fly lvl6, magic attacks lvl6, and i think we locked blindsight behind a level as well but I dont remember.) Our goal was that it would be more equal to the moon druid. It was still very strong.

[@culturewarsdiplomacy]

As a DM if it’s suppose to be a spell like attack I would rule inquisition ability works.

[@flow6694]

Love these third party videos. Maybe your favorites (not all) from Valdas Spire or Tome of Heroes next? 😊

[@HiddenAdept]

The coolest thing about the eldritch domain cleric is that if you want to play a chaotic aligned religious character, it is the subclass for you.

[@cjslime8847]

The idea for Eldtritch domain , instead of just being immune to having your mind read it dose damage to the creature who tired it maybe equal to your proficiency

[@jakeholmes9296]

Ooh really hope y’all do develop a gambler bard. That’d be amazing!!!

[@brandonthompson7902]

For the Inquisition domain cleric, that could also be huge for shutting down casters in your own party. In my current game, the party wizard has nearly done as much damage to party members as they have to enemies. If I had an ability to drop temp HP on an ally and ensure they would take minimal damage from friendly caster fire, that would be an amazing choice.

[@phvieira256]

The Mutations Circle is OP cause you're taking the most powerful subclass and adding on it (as you said). At least it should use the normal WildShape table, or mutating breaks your concentration (or provoke conc save).

[@zoddlander]

the inquisitor cleric seems cool and I would totaly love to try playing one as crossbow wielding "van helsing" character hunting down cultists and witches!

[@tdnels8]

I played an Inquisitor Cleric and it was awesome, the only complaint was lack of Counterspell.

[@MVCx_xB]

I do want to comment on the inquisitor that it's a great concept but I think the design would benefit from a more expanded range - inquisitors in 3.5 weren't just good at nullifying magic, they also had bonuses for dealing with outsider threats like demons, and particularly forcing the truth out of them or negating some of their spell-like abilities that could corrupt or bewitch others. Also, I feel like their ability where they use a reaction to blow up someone casting a spell could give them a disadvantage on their next concentration check

[@IamBramBramIam]

Oooh guys please do a review of races and classes from Steinhardt's Guide to the Eldritch Hunt, it'll be exactly your vibe!!

[@BaMK0000]

Thanks guys

[@simonthedevil452]

I love the sound of the blood druid.

[@StoneAgeDudemanGaming]

The inquisition cleric is perfect, and I prefer that it didn't have counterspell. Through your faith, you'll weather any magic a heretic will throw at you, and then charge right up anyway and put a Mace into the face of said heretic. I love it.

[@garyboyles5762]

Eldritch Cleric: I can fit this proficiently into my build, focusing moreso on the bane and debuff availability.

[@karolkolbiarz8421]

Will these EVER be available on D&D beyond? If its not in motion already then could you two legends do anything about it? Sending love from the UK!

[@treevetales170]

🎉🎉Great episode!!!! Love it 😮😮😊😊👹🫂

[@igrgic1]

After you finish Grim Hollow, I would like to see you ranking Steinhardt's Guide to the Eldritch Hunt races and subclasses, and their Jeager class and subclasses