The BEST POLEARMS in Baldur's Gate 3 - Honor Mode Tier List and Guide

[@Cephalopocalypse]

Hey pals, one error in this video: the Lightning Jabber is listed as an Act 1 weapon, when it's actually Act 2. Because of the bugs with this item doing way more damage than it should, I don't use it, and misremembered it as available from the Act 1 kuo-toa in the underdark. It's still S tier for all the reasons given, but both the placement in the list and the Act 1 summary have incorrect info as a result. Sorry for the mistake!

[@chuckchan4127]

For a moment I thought you were talking about the spear/trident you can get instead of the Spellsparkler when you said Act 1.

[@ryanernst4675]

Came here to point that out. Thanks for the note!

[@kenitic7945]

Honorable mention for drakethroat glaive that you can twincast the elemental weapon buff and have two players with the buff.

[@Cephalopocalypse]

very true!

[@Avoncarstien]

did not know that, wicked!

[@Tentacl]

Damn, I'm STILL learning stuff about this game. Cool trick, never heard of it.

[@Zero_Zone.]

You just blew my mind.

[@b4rfcat607]

You can Put the buff on all weapons in your Party.

[@CreativeExcusesGaming]

The returning pike can honestly be considered S+ because it does everything you mention, and it functions as a counter to disarms from conditions like fear or the battlemaster githyanki who make me hate my life. Returning weapons will equip themselves to your main hand after being thrown, even if you didnt previously have it equipped so if you are disarmed, you can throw the returning pike (or Nyrulna in the late game) and re-equip yourself with a decent weapon without losing an action. That is very valuable and can save you in those encounters where disarms are common, especially the gith encounters because damn do those crossbow users love disarm.

[@Cephalopocalypse]

That's a great trick! I always have disarmed characters do something else, but that's much better

[@christos6014]

You can use bound weapon with a character not in your party in camp and then equip it on a character you will be using in your party out of camp, which then makes anything a returning weapon.

[@avishragge2200]

returning weapons are so strong....in act III you can switch at will between Dwarven Thrower and Nyrulna without the usual action cost of equiping a new weapon

[@andyblattner2836]

Also want to add that returning weapons are a great ranged option for strength monks since unequiping is a free action.

[@SpookyGman]

No matter how the vision of the absolute is ranked, I saw Laezel solo that Spectator.

[@JoshSweetvale]

My Shadowheart hopped up on a Strength elixir used it on the Phase Spider Queen. Lae'zel could indeed make better use of it.

[@JeremyAndersonBoise]

I did one playthrough with only Polearms for melee weapons, and it was a whole different feel, the reach is a massive advantage in close combat situations. Sentinel and Polearm Master are a powerful combo.

[@dylanbailey2812]

That, and I just think they're cool, especially glaives 😎

[@gvmesa]

Too bad Polearm Master attacks are bugged and don't work properly

[@michaelnadler596]

After you completed the weapons videos, you should consider doing one with all thrown weapons. As they're scattered amongst weapon types, having one list that compares them amongst themselves would be useful.

[@benross9174]

Sorrow is really good on Bladelocks as it uses the spellcasting modifier as you mentioned; especially with Ring of Arcane Synergy. Thematically and mechanically a dope Archfey weapon. Having acess to Thorn Whip in general is also really nice in case Nere ends up in lava and you have to fish him up. All the loot and head are still up for grabs

[@david7019]

You forgot to mention that the Drakethroat Glaive spell is NOT concentration unlike the Paladin spell so its even better. It can also be twinned by Sorcerers.

[@Cephalopocalypse]

very true!

[@peanuts7324]

the moonlight glaive is also really good against myrkul since he cant move. it gives you and your ALLIES free advantage for 3 turns which can be really useful. beyond that though, its pretty much outclassed by the halberd of vigilance as you said

[@TurantulaGaming]

One thing about the Cleave weapon action that didn’t get mentioned (although that could just be because it’s a bit niche): the fact that it’s an arc instead of a targeted attack means that one thing you can do with it is damage enemies who are protected by Sanctuary. While being able to do this once per short rest is not likely to outright defeat one, it could finish one off on low hp, or force a Concentration save, or contribute to the damage to Sanctuary-protected targets that have other effects on the battlefield (for instance in the Orin fight maybe your AoE spells destroyed a couple of the ritual cultists but left one isolated and in range of an attack, you could potentially use Cleave to handle that one and focus further AoE spells on others that are closer together)

[@emeraldmoth3977]

Cleave also has slightly more range than melee range so if your just barely not close enough to hit someone cleave usually can reach them. Its come in handy numerous times in my 1600 hrs

[@Chris_the_Nerd]

Moonlight Glaive is one of my favorites for Minthara because it leaves her bonus action open for Soul Branding and can have Thunder damage added from the Drakethroat Glaive for a great radiant orb/reverb build.

[@alexsamurai1230]

Dancing breeze makes for a really fun rogue with GWM and max sneak attack. You want to start with larellian's wrath(?) or phalaar aluve as they are the earlier options for versatile finesse, and take a level of war cleric for a bonus mainhand attack as well!

[@Corenair2]

Ettercaps in the Whispering Depths, who fight alongside the Phase Spiders also have multiple sets of eyes, as well as Karniss.

[@UngodlyFreak]

I wonder if Mimics count too?

[@eduardorickrot4763]

The drakethroat glaive also can synergise pretty well with a lot of builds. Like giving my paladin thunder damage so he could inflict a lot of reverberation on bosses

[@Avoncarstien]

Or putting Fire/Thunder on a weapon, such as an offhand hand-croswbow, for the arcane acuity hats >_> It's no joke that it might be the best weapon in the game...

[@ArsDraconis11]

Due to the bug of thrown items not returning when initiating combat, I found the lightning jabber incredibly useful on my thrown weapon build as a side weapon alongside the returning pike and Nyrulna. Having reliable, high damage magic weapons to throw was incredibly helpful to start fights.

[@foamyejay]

The light of creation combos well with the ring bracing band (found in the same place) that negates the drawback to the weapon.

[@AzureDragon158]

Love the Returning Pike purely because the image of throwing a 6m/20ft pike at someone is hilarious to me.

[@paragonca9736]

54:09 that is THE most Canadian-sounding "about" I've heard in a long time lmao

[@Cephalopocalypse]

gotta rep red green eh

[@Jeremy-d7i]

@@Cephalopocalypseblame canadaaa

[@MrHattor]

IRRC an eldritch knight can make any weapon return to any character. I know its not the intended behavior, but it worked as of my honor run a few months ago. Just have them bind the weapon then a different character equips it from the inventory screen. When thrown, the weapon will return to the last character to hold it. I used this to give Halsin a returning Lightning Jabber (keeping on my personal theme of him using animal based equipment) as a monk/barbarian/druid

[@sailorgunsveteran5260]

Vision of Absolute is also baller against the drider in act 2. I was just carrying it as an extra throw weapon when this encounter triggered, but drider guy got close up so i just stabbed him with it and it was a game changer at that moment.

[@TekoraX]

Ceph, I can honestly say I love you at this point. You absolute unit

[@ElliottDent]

Phalar Aluve or Larethian's Wrath are decent options for the Dancing Breeze GWM builds without the need to respec in Act 3. I used a Gnome Fighter 11/War Cleric 1 build with the Nimblefinger Gloves for 24 Dex and Armour of Agility. She was a little whirlwind of destruction and basically untouchable

[@OakandIV]

Harmonium Halberd - I have found this to be a pretty good stat stick for a thrower build early in act two. You will replace it, but early on it is nice to run around with 22 strength and throw random bombs and junk as a barbarian. The returning pike is also fun, of course, but there is something very interesting about having to choose exactly what bomb or barrel you are throwing next.

[@-Pol-]

Ooh, yes... and add in aspect of the monkey to blind enemies with hurled salamis!

[@Durian_Chef]

PSA: The Hellbeard Halberd does not inflict poisoned on every attack, it's very inconsistent and I would even call it an uncommon occurrence unfortunately. I was constructing a for fun hypermobile dragoon inspired eagleheart build with wolverine aspect that would hypothetically be able to inflict prone, poisoned, and by extension - maimed in a single diving strike and cause enemies to skip their turn not being able to get up and I was very disappointed to find out I was lied to by the wiki about the halberd's poison effect. Still feels really good when you do get it to proc but the lack of consistency keeps it from being any good. If I'm missing something I'd love if someone could tell me, for now I'm just finding less optimal workarounds.

[@Cephalopocalypse]

Interesting! It definitely did last time I tested it - it's possible there was supposed to be a saving throw that was fixed in a patch

[@Durian_Chef]

@@Cephalopocalypse That is my suspicion, but there is no visual indication of there being a saving throw, and it also behaves in a funny way when stacked with poisoner's gloves where sometimes they visibly pass the saving throw from poisoner's gloves but still get poisoned from the halberd's innate effect or sometimes they get poisoned from both and have an extra turn of it applied. Between the two of those things procing it is much more consistent but still not entirely reliable. The only other thing I can think of is that it may be a PS5 port thing. Great video as always, by the way.

[@DrakodanSRL]

Playing BG3 has been my first experience doing anything D&D related, been doing a playthrough with a couple of friends. I have absolutely no prior knowledge of the relative value of different weapons/abilities within D&D, and no knowledge of the meta. With that said, as soon as I saw Halberd of Vigilance on a vendor I immediately thought, "What the fuck, this thing is busted" and picked it up without a second thought.

[@ElliottDent]

Skinburster is S tier in my heart because my first playthrough Tav used it for basically the entire game

[@ianwinter514]

sorrow also has great synergy with the ring of arcane synergy

[@BigBoyFargo]

Been having fun using that build with my blade warlock, and I can use the Diadem on another character!

[@jkap9828]

And it's cantrip is the only cantrip in the game that allows you to add your spell casting modifier. That is a lot of bonus damage.

[@Dorumin]

Unseen Menace my beloved

[@snakeman830]

The worst part of Shar's Spear of Evening is that getting it locks you out of quite a few powerful act 3 items. It is an incredible weapon, but the opportunity cost is very high.

[@GKoopa]

It does? What items are those? I thought you could still do almost everything in act 3 even with that branch.

[@snakeman830]

@@GKoopa You lose out on Dammon's act 3 offerings, such as the Armor of Persistence, everything sold by the Ironhand Gnomes (and the Runepowder Bomb they give you,) and Mattis's stock (albeit, not much of note there besides one of the only items that functions in wild shape).

[@purplen33t17]

@@snakeman830iron hand gnomes survive to act 3 if you wrap up last light before freeing then.

[@snakeman830]

@@purplen33t17 If you kill the Nightsong, Last Light dies

[@purplen33t17]

@@snakeman830 sure but if you make sure that Marcus kidnaps Isabel or you kill her before saving Wulbren. When you rescue hum from prison and he take the boat, he will not show up at last light in at all, and he will be in act3.

[@karlwittenburg5868]

To say I was heavily disappointed by the Selune’s Spear of night would be a huge understatement on my first playthrough were I tried to be a good character. Then I did my semi-evil honor mode run as Shadowheart and got Shar’s spear, I honestly really considered my moral compass and just how brokenly powerful it is compared to the atrocity you have to commit to get it. Honestly, totally worth it 😂😂 I had Shadowheart more attached to it than Lae’zel with her silver sword

[@Mebsuta]

How do you get the lightning jabber in act 1? You listed it as such, but searching for information about it online, it seems to be from act 2.

[@chuckchan4127]

Yeah Lightning Jabber is from Act 2. I think he flubbed.

[@Cephalopocalypse]

That's right, thanks for pointing that out! I don't use the item in my own play thanks to the bugs, and misremembered it as coming from the act 1 kuo-toa. Added a pinned comment about the mistake!

[@oliorogue]

More history segments to your videos please this is awesome!

[@TheCoolerDrilis]

I hate that Polearm Master doesn't apply to tridents, because Nyrulna is such a Dragoon weapon but you can't do the busted Feat combo with it.

[@joerundell8197]

Never really considered these weapons for my melee character, but I will now. Thanks

[@northofself]

Regarding the ridiculousness of the Returning Pike's name, it was originally lil' guys that Grat was trying to sell his haul to. The major crime was that when my Halfling Tav buys it, it shrinks in size compared to when Karlach is holding it 😶

[@chi7818]

If I’m not mistaken you can sneak attack with the dancing breeze as well.

[@callanharvey6264]

Yeah you can cause it is a finesse weapon which is what sneak attack requires. GWM rogue build with it is pretty funny and could be fairly strong with the right multiclass I think.

[@OakandIV]

I don’t think you mentioned that the Drakethroat Glaive’s Elemental Weapon can be twined by a sorcerer. I often use it to allow two of my archers a bonus to every shot.

[@1SaG]

38:00 Drakethroat Glaive is a must, IMO (and one of the reasons why one should bribe the Zenth-trader to 100% attitude early in the game). I only ever use it for its buff, which either gets applied to my main damage dealer's weapon (whatever greatsword Lae'zel or Karlach are using at the time). If I run a party where someone uses Phalar Aluve, that's where I'll apply the buff because that sword is already insanely powerful when you pick it up and the elemental weapon buff can keep it (more) relevant for the entirety of the game. One thing of note when it comes to the glaive's buff: IIRC, normal Elemental Weapon is a concentration spell, so I guess you could loose it if your concentration got broken? But the Glaive's version does not require concentration, so it is a truly permanent buff - albeit "only" until you long rest.

[@mysecretavatar]

Drakethroat Glaive’s Draconic Elemental Weapon can be twin-cast by a level 2 Sorcerer, including a camp follower sorcerer. So two characters can enjoy this buff.

[@doloresabernathy9809]

Thanks for another great video and for focusing on a category that doesnt get lots of love. i know this is only about this limited category but I am wondering if you think the Returning Pike is a better choice than Nyrulna? You said Returning Pike was “best in slot” for throwing weapon builds except Eldritch Knight … but I feel like Nyrulna is better than the Returning Pike except that its AOE thunder damage harms friends as well as enemies. But i think the friendly fire is worth it. what’s your view on Nyrulna?

[@NullFront]

Really do love these videos. I tend to have a hard time forgoing shields on my characters, so it's interesting seeing all the strong non-spear items, I'm glad they seem good enough to compete with 1-hand and shields. I'm curious to see what list tridents will be ranked at, since they're so few and besides being martial weapons are the same as spears mechanically afaik (with different weapon actions ofc). Also I only just noticed with this ranking that the items are ordered alphabetically by act, this has no bearing on the video, just thought it funny it took me this long

[@Cephalopocalypse]

weirdly, tridents don't work with polearm master, so they'll be included with the other versatile weapons

[@NullFront]

@@Cephalopocalypse Ah, that makes sense then. Thanks for clarifying!

[@obi-wan-jacobi840]

Giving Shadowheart the Watcher’s Guide and then swapping to Xyanyde when you get access to it probably doesn’t help the “she always misses” allegations since both of their special properties require you to miss to work.

[@chrisglover7086]

Vision of Absolute on a Tiger Heart barbarian with Aspect of the Wolverine and Gloves of Baneful Striking gives disadvantage on dex saving throws and -1d4 to all saving throws. You can also oil of bane for an additional -1d4 and/or use reverberation. Two attacks with Tigers Bloodlust reliably applies blind and always maims the targets in an AoE. At this point they can’t move and can’t use ranged attacks, so are effectively neutralised.

[@jewgoslav1878]

The Dancing Breeze is fantastic on a paladin. Drop STR so you can have high DEX and CHA. I had Minthara as a 2 Paladin / 10 Sword Bard, rocking that weapon all through Act 3. Banishing Smite with a finesse glaive, not to mention Divine Smiting with the Flurry weapon action. She would clear at least half the battlefield alone on her first turn.

[@JasonNCSU2007]

Would love to see a tier list of all weapons with a ‘thrown’ property. This would just be aggregated from your other lists, but maybe slightly tweaked with the intention of being used as a thrown weapon. You hype up throw builds a lot, so it would be nice to see a consolidated list. Thanks for the informative content 😊

[@CaptainStraya]

I have thought of using the dancing breeze as a rogue weapon with great weapon master for a really weird but still viable. Additional attacks would be preferable for gwm, but the conditional bonus action attacks can make up the difference, with thief’s extra bonus action

[@0ctoberForever]

Sorrow is a very good Pact of the Blade weapon as it lets you use charisma for the sorrowful lash cantrip where it would normally use intelligence which more or less all melee characters will dump. Only downside is that you sacrafice some AC as its obviously two handed

[@alvarotopo]

1.Get your duergar Bhaalist armor and Shar's spear. 2. Put him/her invisible next to the hardest enemy. 3. Make your Assassin GS hit with dark arrows. (Double dmg) 4. Let the spear do her thing (Double dmg) 5. Make your EK thower throw even more spears to them (D o u b l e D m g!!!) 5. No need to repeat. One of the most pleasently disgusting things I have done in this game.

[@peanuts7324]

its funny that a cleric is probably one of the worst characters to give selunes spear to. firstly, clerics weapon attacks arent very good. they’d much rather have something that boosts their spellsave dc. second, the advantage on wisdom saves is nice, but clerics already have high wisdom so they dont need it as much as another character would. And lastly, while moonmote can be very strong, its fighting against spirit guardians for your concentration. imo the best class to give this weapon to would maybe be a fighter since they usually dont have anything better to concentrate on and get con save proficiency

[@MrAshtute]

Although many pikes were almost 30 ft long they were not held and swung that way- the ends of those extra long pikes were pressed into the ground to repel/deter cavalry charges. I don't think ANY pike of any size were used as a throwing weapon they were just too heavy for that but in this great game we can launch them at terrific distances. That's why the original early forms of what later evolved into dungeons and dragons was called fantasy wargames. Sadly (or not) I'm old enough to have played dungeons and dragons from the very beginning in the 1970's.

[@johnwalker1322]

You gotta do a Solo Honour mode guide. Not just a build video, but maybe a general guide for surviving solo. B/c of your videos, i cant play honour mode with 4 party members anymore. Its too easy. But solo is no joke. Ive made it to lvl 6 so far with a halfling GloomStalker. I believe you would enjoy making the videos. Thanks!

[@bermpitybermp33]

You can also twin cast the drakethroat ability to hit two different weapons!

[@alexsamurai1230]

Suppose the other point with cleave in the early game is that sometimes it can be more efficient to hit two enemies even if the aggregate damage is lower. Ie if you have two goblins with 4hp, its much better to hit twice for 5 damage each than hit once for 10

[@tyronethedankgod9083]

i think the reason that the reach in BG3 is 8 ft is because BG3 can facilitate ranges that arent multiples of five and it makes more sense for the polearms to have 3 extra feet of range rather than the full 5 extra feet.

[@WubWubYukYuk]

Oregon halberd!

[@mushymarshmallo9398]

I would love to see a build where you build around the finesse part of the Dancing Breeze

[@obee08]

The Watcher's Guide needs to be S tier because True Strike is S tier. 😉

[@woody1912]

For the light of creation karlach can use it it without any negative effect because she is considered a construct.

[@ModTea]

Oh that is cool does she have that trait in her character sheet?

[@Cephalopocalypse]

I haven't seen that mentioned elsewhere and didn't find that working when I tested it, sadly, though it's possible it was changed in a patch!

[@bred223]

why do i get the feeling the hardest part of these rankings is deciding what weapons to rank together

[@Cephalopocalypse]

It's pretty tough honestly! There's a ton of ways you could do it, so I settled on "mostly makes sense and includes ~30 weapons so it makes a good video length"

[@videlrosado9568]

Did you do the tridents already?

[@northofself]

I know there're probably better stat-sticks out there for Sharpshooter archers, but if Sorrowful Lash counts as a cantrip, what about sticking Sorrow in the hands of a level 7 Eldritch Knight with 3 levels of Thief for Fast Hands, so that War Magic can give that coveted third Titanstring Shot a level early? Or maybe toss the Helmet of Grit on an Eldritch Knight + Gloomstalker multiclass for a fourth shot?

[@Cephalopocalypse]

That's a cool idea! I haven't tested it but definitely worth looking into

[@Zanthue]

you can twin cast The drakethroat glaive aswell

[@kato0122]

Hey! You forgot to mention that a sorcerer can twin the Drakethroat elemental weapon spell. Two archer characters with extra hit chance and damage? Yes please!

[@Cephalopocalypse]

very true!

[@IlluminaZero]

I would love Polearms in BG3 if Polearms master worked properly. 1) Polearms Master’s preemptive AoO does not consistently trigger at max weapon distance. (I’ve had multiple cases of enemies walking within 5ft - Polearms Master + Sentinel is not consistent for this reason) 2) The bonus action attack from Polearms Master does not apply all damage add-one iirc. It is significantly weaker than a standard attack.

[@StarPlatinumSchmidt]

The Oregon Halberd hehe 🤠

[@chuckchan4127]

Isn't Polearm Master still glitched?

[@meekrab9027]

So are we going to get an S tier items tier list after all of these are finished? :)

[@stuminnis4050]

Where is the Lightning Jabber available in Act 1? I only know of it being available in Act 2, and I can't find anything online about any Act 1 locations for it.

[@V3rg1l]

Returning pike is also very heavy and does extra damage from high ground. Honestly arcane trickster is busted (mage hand str elixir build) 😅

[@aceyirngaut662]

I'm here just for Cephalopocalypse, in lieu of a Brorato vid 😊

[@dorithegreat6155]

I'm pretty sure the lightning jabber is an act 2 weapon, not act 1. And because of that, it's not really competing with the returning pike for a while

[@Cephalopocalypse]

That's right, thanks for pointing that out! I don't use the item in my own play thanks to the bugs, and misremembered it as coming from the act 1 kuo-toa. Added a pinned comment about the mistake!

[@koreamanu4ever]

Hi! Would you say that the Unseen Menace + another relevant ring is better than Halberd of Vigilance + Risky Ring for a Lockadin? For Act 2 and onwards. I really like the unseen menace but since I'm going to be using the Risky Ring, I don't know if just the -1 needed to crit makes it worth keeping over some of the Act 2 two handed weapons.

[@geoffreycoulter2608]

Lightning Jabber is out of order-included with Act One items.

[@Cephalopocalypse]

That's right, thanks for pointing that out! I don't use the item in my own play thanks to the bugs, and misremembered it as coming from the act 1 kuo-toa. Added a pinned comment about the mistake!

[@avishragge2200]

Breaching Pikestaff is very effective in a party that focuses on maximizing the Bhaalist Armor, it's one of the only piercing weapons that works with GWM.

[@Anarhya]

I'm pretty sure every versatile weapon works with GWM, thus every spear would work as well if wielded with two hands.

[@plain_simple_garak]

I always wished that tridents could be counted as polearms for the polearm master feat

[@Cephalopocalypse]

yeah, it's weird that they aren't! Especially in Bg3 where a pitchfork is a spear

[@bentrieschmann]

That explains my question. Cool.

[@plain_simple_garak]

@@bentrieschmann Yeah it's very weird, they're functionally identical to spears in this game. I suspect it might have been just to keep Nyrulna from being even more busted than it already is

[@christianwilke305]

Are tridents going to be their own video?

[@Cephalopocalypse]

weirdly, tridents don't work with polearm master, so they'll be included with the other versatile weapons

[@bentrieschmann]

Why is Narula not mentioned here, Celph?

[@Cephalopocalypse]

Will be covered under the tridents list!

[@hasseo195]

Funny, a other ranking stated, that Selunes Spear would be the best spear in the game. Ok, this is all polearms

[@91sabra]

What builds with the dancing breeze work in without respeccing? Like what would that character be using before picking that up

[@angrynerdgirl]

Phalar Aluve or Larethian's Wrath are usually the ones I've had before switching (though honestly sometimes I keep Phalar Aluve all the way to the end). It works really well on a finesse paladin, a trickster cleric with a rogue dip, or Minsc.

[@gregtrump8905]

I think you forgot the duelists prerogative in your recent videos

[@Cephalopocalypse]

that will be in the rapiers tier list!

[@ttestagr]

I don't agree with putting the breaching pikestaff in rank D. Sure, its not as good as the Halberd of Vigilance but you don't have to buy or steal it and its still a +2 weapon with a damage rider that very few things resist that can do the sentinel/PAM combo. Also if you have 2 melee characters with that setup, you can basically lock down 32 ft of space that an enemy can't pass by. I think that alone would put it in the exact definition of B-tier where it allows an interesting specific party type.

[@UbiquitousX1]

Right at the start of the video was my favourite. 'as a standard action ...' you're 3.5e is showing ha ha.

[@critterpower]

what about Nyrulna?

[@SirAdeno]

Has anyone told you you kind of have the same speaking cadence as Jeremy Crawford?

[@michaelbayley9432]

Where’s the trident’s? 😢

[@Cephalopocalypse]

weirdly, tridents don't work with polearm master, so they'll be included with the other versatile weapons

[@moonlight2870]

What about the djinn trident?

[@Cephalopocalypse]

weirdly, tridents don't work with polearm master, so they'll be included with the other versatile weapons

[@moonlight2870]

@Cephalopocalypse ok, thanks.

[@karmaa9179]

i thought lightning jabber is only act 2?

[@Cephalopocalypse]

Yep, it's an error in the video - I posted a pinned comment explaining further

[@abmelonhead4]

Why no tridents?

[@Cephalopocalypse]

weirdly, tridents don't work with polearm master, so they'll be included with the other versatile weapons

[@emperorbuggy8313]

Nice

[@HarrisonKRugby]

Nice

[@RAWBOT301]

No Nyrulna?

[@Cephalopocalypse]

That will be in the tridents list!

[@Mhill08]

Comment for the algorithm

[@andrzejbishop107]

Without ready action polearms are not good enough.

[@影沼]

Nyrulna should be on here. Tridents not being classified as polearms is so dumb, disregard WotC, smh.

[@RubberGamesHD]

nice

[@psylockeer]

sooo tridents are not considered polearms? ok

[@Cephalopocalypse]

correct - well spotted!

[@annemowdy391]

❤🎉😊

[@jaredrichardson78]

Any kind of comment

[@thumaso]

yusssssssssss

[@shadrsabirov6412]

how long can you milk the game with these useless tier lists i wonder

[@Cephalopocalypse]

a fun game with comments like this is to click to the person's profile and see all their videos with 15 views

[@TurantulaGaming]

I can't believe you don't put The Watcher's Guide in S tier for the most overpowered On Miss ability in the game 🙄🫣😜