The increased damage and crit range do apply to your spells, including to Magic Missile and Scorching Ray (in which case it applies to every missile or ray fired against the cursed target).

From changing the color of your armor, shield & weapon so it blends into the area, over changing scents and cleaning up after battle to creating small tools and "holographic" displays - this spell provides a lot of versatile utility if applied creatively. When you take the attack action against a target affected by your Plague, you may use a bonus action and spend up to 4 Runes. At 5th level, you may add your Constitution modifier to the healing, twice your Constitution modifier at 11th level, and 3 times your Constitution modifier at 17th level.

At 9th level, the frost infused in your body absorbs heat around you. As cantrips, you'll want to take Prestidigitation or Mold Earth and either Chill Touch or Toll the Dead. Each creature in the area other than the primary target that succeeds on the saving throw is unaffected by both the cold damage and slowing effect. While you are hard to harm in the first place and can recover reasonably well, your actual HP are at most average. Blur synergizes amazingly well with your high armor class, though the fact that it requires concentration limits its actual utility rather severely, Detect Thoughts for that extra edge when trying to figure out what an enemy is planning, both in battle. DUNGEONS & DRAGONS, D&D, Wizards of the Coast, Forgotten Realms, Ravenloft, the dragon ampersand, and all other Wizards of the Coast product names, and their respective logos are trademarks of Wizards of the Coast in the USA and other countries. There are however a few key spells that are vital to the build.

Paladin. It is hard to hit (though if it does get hit it won't last all that long) and even harder to push into a situation where the build doesn't offer multiple options for surviving or even overcoming the odds entirely.

That is a direct consequence of multi-classing into so many different classes and can't be helped. Wargaming various theoretical situations with your party at the campfire each evening can definitely help there, as can going through any theoretical situation you can think of - starting with how you'd go about defeating the party and each of its members followed by preparing ways to prevent exactly that ... You are short on spell slots. I'd advise against using a 1st level spell slot for this one though, since Healing Word, Shield and Absorb Elements - as well as Feather Fall once you got that one - definitely have priority on the low-level spell slots. Additionally, some curses may require saving throws and spell attack rolls. Rushing Dullahan. If the enemy regenerates, heals a lot, has plenty of healing potions, or otherwise keeps recovering their HP then you will need to use Chill Touch to prevent them from doing so for a turn. You may inscribe up to two weapons, and you cannot be disarmed of your Rune Weapons while you are conscious. Overall you are highly versatile and very flexible while also having more endurance than one would expect. That means that while you can handle cannon-fodder and hordes easily enough, you struggle with your damage output vs fewer stronger enemies. According to the MM p7, monsters usually die or are destroyed when they reach 0 HP. [AUTHOR REPLY: Yep, but war magic seems to focus on an anti-magic role for most of its features.

Any other use of your 1st level slots has to be at least as effective - otherwise, it is a wasted spell slot. When you make a weapon attack with your Rune Weapon or Icy Blast, you gain a +1 bonus to all damage die rolled for the attack. You may activate this curse as a bonus action.

Multiattack: Death Knight can make three attacks with its weapon. Thanks to the Reaper class feature from your Cleric's Death Domain any cast of a necromantic cantrip that targets one creature can instead target two creatures within 5 feet of each other.

For the next minute, all of your attacks and saving throws are made with advantage, and you are immune to the Stunned, Frightened, and Grappled conditions. Also, consider the Oath you took as a Paladin. However, the beast struggles against your will, and tries to free itself. These symptoms manifest immediately upon application.

Generally speaking though, you'll want to focus on finishing off enemies, thus leaving your higher DPS party members free to focus on the other enemies and spare them having to waste damage on an overkill just to ensure a target is out of the fight. It does, however, allow you a less 'evil' character since you skip that 'pact with a demon' portion of things - something that might be required to make this build valid for certain player groups. No Rune features require a spell attack roll. Chill Touch would give you a ranged option with unlimited ammunition though the key portion of that spell is not so much the damage, but the fact that it prevents the target from regaining HP. Search GM Binder Print / Generate PDF Visit User Profile Death Knight. You start with Chainmail (16 AC), a Shield (+2 AC) and the Defensive Fighting Style (+1 AC) for a base AC of 19 at the first level. Hence you might want to get out of melee and even accept one or more enemy opportunity attacks in order to give your party the chance to focus on and burst down that HP recovering enemy quickly. Beyond this, you don't really do much most of the time - that gives you ample mental capacity to keep an eye on the big picture and, with a few shouts (or telepathic equivalents) ensure that the entire party is positioned optimally and focused on the right targets. Blood. However, you may also target any undead creature using this spell.

You can either pick the Fiend Patron or the Hexblade. In addition, you are very versatile and have more sustainability in your base abilities than many other characters will bring to the table. Should your campaign last long enough for you to reach the fourth tier (level 17-20) then you'll have become the equal of most casters while still being tougher than them and having more options for surviving battles - in addition to having a small army of minions at your beck and call that you can send out to do your bidding or support the party in battle ... You will be very hard to hit (high AC) and have multiple ways of reducing the harm when you actually are hit (Heavy Armor Mastery, Absorb Elements, temporary HP) as well as having several options for recovering from whatever gets through (necromancer archetype feature, healing word, vampiric touch, and many more). In addition, a couple of Cantrips allow you to affect either the battlefield in some noticeable way that makes it worth spending some actions on doing so: While other Cantrips instead offer some utility that can be fairly beneficial to the entire party: Overall though, cantrips are what you are going to use the most. A lonely Dwarf gazes over the battlefield, remembering a time when he was alive enough to relish the battle. I prefer the more generalist nature of Necromancer and Abjurer.].

The increased damage and crit range do apply to your spells, including to Magic Missile and Scorching Ray (in which case it applies to every missile or ray fired against the cursed target).

From changing the color of your armor, shield & weapon so it blends into the area, over changing scents and cleaning up after battle to creating small tools and "holographic" displays - this spell provides a lot of versatile utility if applied creatively. When you take the attack action against a target affected by your Plague, you may use a bonus action and spend up to 4 Runes. At 5th level, you may add your Constitution modifier to the healing, twice your Constitution modifier at 11th level, and 3 times your Constitution modifier at 17th level.

At 9th level, the frost infused in your body absorbs heat around you. As cantrips, you'll want to take Prestidigitation or Mold Earth and either Chill Touch or Toll the Dead. Each creature in the area other than the primary target that succeeds on the saving throw is unaffected by both the cold damage and slowing effect. While you are hard to harm in the first place and can recover reasonably well, your actual HP are at most average. Blur synergizes amazingly well with your high armor class, though the fact that it requires concentration limits its actual utility rather severely, Detect Thoughts for that extra edge when trying to figure out what an enemy is planning, both in battle. DUNGEONS & DRAGONS, D&D, Wizards of the Coast, Forgotten Realms, Ravenloft, the dragon ampersand, and all other Wizards of the Coast product names, and their respective logos are trademarks of Wizards of the Coast in the USA and other countries. There are however a few key spells that are vital to the build.

Paladin. It is hard to hit (though if it does get hit it won't last all that long) and even harder to push into a situation where the build doesn't offer multiple options for surviving or even overcoming the odds entirely.

That is a direct consequence of multi-classing into so many different classes and can't be helped. Wargaming various theoretical situations with your party at the campfire each evening can definitely help there, as can going through any theoretical situation you can think of - starting with how you'd go about defeating the party and each of its members followed by preparing ways to prevent exactly that ... You are short on spell slots. I'd advise against using a 1st level spell slot for this one though, since Healing Word, Shield and Absorb Elements - as well as Feather Fall once you got that one - definitely have priority on the low-level spell slots. Additionally, some curses may require saving throws and spell attack rolls. Rushing Dullahan. If the enemy regenerates, heals a lot, has plenty of healing potions, or otherwise keeps recovering their HP then you will need to use Chill Touch to prevent them from doing so for a turn. You may inscribe up to two weapons, and you cannot be disarmed of your Rune Weapons while you are conscious. Overall you are highly versatile and very flexible while also having more endurance than one would expect. That means that while you can handle cannon-fodder and hordes easily enough, you struggle with your damage output vs fewer stronger enemies. According to the MM p7, monsters usually die or are destroyed when they reach 0 HP. [AUTHOR REPLY: Yep, but war magic seems to focus on an anti-magic role for most of its features.

Any other use of your 1st level slots has to be at least as effective - otherwise, it is a wasted spell slot. When you make a weapon attack with your Rune Weapon or Icy Blast, you gain a +1 bonus to all damage die rolled for the attack. You may activate this curse as a bonus action.

Multiattack: Death Knight can make three attacks with its weapon. Thanks to the Reaper class feature from your Cleric's Death Domain any cast of a necromantic cantrip that targets one creature can instead target two creatures within 5 feet of each other.

For the next minute, all of your attacks and saving throws are made with advantage, and you are immune to the Stunned, Frightened, and Grappled conditions. Also, consider the Oath you took as a Paladin. However, the beast struggles against your will, and tries to free itself. These symptoms manifest immediately upon application.

Generally speaking though, you'll want to focus on finishing off enemies, thus leaving your higher DPS party members free to focus on the other enemies and spare them having to waste damage on an overkill just to ensure a target is out of the fight. It does, however, allow you a less 'evil' character since you skip that 'pact with a demon' portion of things - something that might be required to make this build valid for certain player groups. No Rune features require a spell attack roll. Chill Touch would give you a ranged option with unlimited ammunition though the key portion of that spell is not so much the damage, but the fact that it prevents the target from regaining HP. Search GM Binder Print / Generate PDF Visit User Profile Death Knight. You start with Chainmail (16 AC), a Shield (+2 AC) and the Defensive Fighting Style (+1 AC) for a base AC of 19 at the first level. Hence you might want to get out of melee and even accept one or more enemy opportunity attacks in order to give your party the chance to focus on and burst down that HP recovering enemy quickly. Beyond this, you don't really do much most of the time - that gives you ample mental capacity to keep an eye on the big picture and, with a few shouts (or telepathic equivalents) ensure that the entire party is positioned optimally and focused on the right targets. Blood. However, you may also target any undead creature using this spell.

You can either pick the Fiend Patron or the Hexblade. In addition, you are very versatile and have more sustainability in your base abilities than many other characters will bring to the table. Should your campaign last long enough for you to reach the fourth tier (level 17-20) then you'll have become the equal of most casters while still being tougher than them and having more options for surviving battles - in addition to having a small army of minions at your beck and call that you can send out to do your bidding or support the party in battle ... You will be very hard to hit (high AC) and have multiple ways of reducing the harm when you actually are hit (Heavy Armor Mastery, Absorb Elements, temporary HP) as well as having several options for recovering from whatever gets through (necromancer archetype feature, healing word, vampiric touch, and many more). In addition, a couple of Cantrips allow you to affect either the battlefield in some noticeable way that makes it worth spending some actions on doing so: While other Cantrips instead offer some utility that can be fairly beneficial to the entire party: Overall though, cantrips are what you are going to use the most. A lonely Dwarf gazes over the battlefield, remembering a time when he was alive enough to relish the battle. I prefer the more generalist nature of Necromancer and Abjurer.].

The increased damage and crit range do apply to your spells, including to Magic Missile and Scorching Ray (in which case it applies to every missile or ray fired against the cursed target).

From changing the color of your armor, shield & weapon so it blends into the area, over changing scents and cleaning up after battle to creating small tools and "holographic" displays - this spell provides a lot of versatile utility if applied creatively. When you take the attack action against a target affected by your Plague, you may use a bonus action and spend up to 4 Runes. At 5th level, you may add your Constitution modifier to the healing, twice your Constitution modifier at 11th level, and 3 times your Constitution modifier at 17th level.

At 9th level, the frost infused in your body absorbs heat around you. As cantrips, you'll want to take Prestidigitation or Mold Earth and either Chill Touch or Toll the Dead. Each creature in the area other than the primary target that succeeds on the saving throw is unaffected by both the cold damage and slowing effect. While you are hard to harm in the first place and can recover reasonably well, your actual HP are at most average. Blur synergizes amazingly well with your high armor class, though the fact that it requires concentration limits its actual utility rather severely, Detect Thoughts for that extra edge when trying to figure out what an enemy is planning, both in battle. DUNGEONS & DRAGONS, D&D, Wizards of the Coast, Forgotten Realms, Ravenloft, the dragon ampersand, and all other Wizards of the Coast product names, and their respective logos are trademarks of Wizards of the Coast in the USA and other countries. There are however a few key spells that are vital to the build.

Paladin. It is hard to hit (though if it does get hit it won't last all that long) and even harder to push into a situation where the build doesn't offer multiple options for surviving or even overcoming the odds entirely.

That is a direct consequence of multi-classing into so many different classes and can't be helped. Wargaming various theoretical situations with your party at the campfire each evening can definitely help there, as can going through any theoretical situation you can think of - starting with how you'd go about defeating the party and each of its members followed by preparing ways to prevent exactly that ... You are short on spell slots. I'd advise against using a 1st level spell slot for this one though, since Healing Word, Shield and Absorb Elements - as well as Feather Fall once you got that one - definitely have priority on the low-level spell slots. Additionally, some curses may require saving throws and spell attack rolls. Rushing Dullahan. If the enemy regenerates, heals a lot, has plenty of healing potions, or otherwise keeps recovering their HP then you will need to use Chill Touch to prevent them from doing so for a turn. You may inscribe up to two weapons, and you cannot be disarmed of your Rune Weapons while you are conscious. Overall you are highly versatile and very flexible while also having more endurance than one would expect. That means that while you can handle cannon-fodder and hordes easily enough, you struggle with your damage output vs fewer stronger enemies. According to the MM p7, monsters usually die or are destroyed when they reach 0 HP. [AUTHOR REPLY: Yep, but war magic seems to focus on an anti-magic role for most of its features.

Any other use of your 1st level slots has to be at least as effective - otherwise, it is a wasted spell slot. When you make a weapon attack with your Rune Weapon or Icy Blast, you gain a +1 bonus to all damage die rolled for the attack. You may activate this curse as a bonus action.

Multiattack: Death Knight can make three attacks with its weapon. Thanks to the Reaper class feature from your Cleric's Death Domain any cast of a necromantic cantrip that targets one creature can instead target two creatures within 5 feet of each other.

For the next minute, all of your attacks and saving throws are made with advantage, and you are immune to the Stunned, Frightened, and Grappled conditions. Also, consider the Oath you took as a Paladin. However, the beast struggles against your will, and tries to free itself. These symptoms manifest immediately upon application.

Generally speaking though, you'll want to focus on finishing off enemies, thus leaving your higher DPS party members free to focus on the other enemies and spare them having to waste damage on an overkill just to ensure a target is out of the fight. It does, however, allow you a less 'evil' character since you skip that 'pact with a demon' portion of things - something that might be required to make this build valid for certain player groups. No Rune features require a spell attack roll. Chill Touch would give you a ranged option with unlimited ammunition though the key portion of that spell is not so much the damage, but the fact that it prevents the target from regaining HP. Search GM Binder Print / Generate PDF Visit User Profile Death Knight. You start with Chainmail (16 AC), a Shield (+2 AC) and the Defensive Fighting Style (+1 AC) for a base AC of 19 at the first level. Hence you might want to get out of melee and even accept one or more enemy opportunity attacks in order to give your party the chance to focus on and burst down that HP recovering enemy quickly. Beyond this, you don't really do much most of the time - that gives you ample mental capacity to keep an eye on the big picture and, with a few shouts (or telepathic equivalents) ensure that the entire party is positioned optimally and focused on the right targets. Blood. However, you may also target any undead creature using this spell.

You can either pick the Fiend Patron or the Hexblade. In addition, you are very versatile and have more sustainability in your base abilities than many other characters will bring to the table. Should your campaign last long enough for you to reach the fourth tier (level 17-20) then you'll have become the equal of most casters while still being tougher than them and having more options for surviving battles - in addition to having a small army of minions at your beck and call that you can send out to do your bidding or support the party in battle ... You will be very hard to hit (high AC) and have multiple ways of reducing the harm when you actually are hit (Heavy Armor Mastery, Absorb Elements, temporary HP) as well as having several options for recovering from whatever gets through (necromancer archetype feature, healing word, vampiric touch, and many more). In addition, a couple of Cantrips allow you to affect either the battlefield in some noticeable way that makes it worth spending some actions on doing so: While other Cantrips instead offer some utility that can be fairly beneficial to the entire party: Overall though, cantrips are what you are going to use the most. A lonely Dwarf gazes over the battlefield, remembering a time when he was alive enough to relish the battle. I prefer the more generalist nature of Necromancer and Abjurer.].

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