5 BROKEN D&D CHARACTER BUILDS

Looking at 5 DnD 5e character ideas that might be a bit unbalanced. I would not advise you to try these in your games but if your DM is fine with it give it a shot.

[unluckygk]

The Rogue Fighter Ranger Warlock thing is wrong. It states 4 levels in Fighter but you need 5 levels for Extra Attack.

[HypnoticChronic]

"And then you're DM will probably kill you" love how he says that while showing a picture of Matt who as of now has Marissa playing a coffeelock in C3 who also happens to be undead... oh that poor man.

[shadowmyst]

The Life Berry Cleric can actually be achieved with as little as a 1 level dip into Druid. No Bard levels required.

[popperpoppler]

Ok so I feel like you don’t know how to play d&d…I’m on the 3rd class and so far none of this actually works the way you say it does.

[MrJjk]

For race pick mark of hospitality halfling, for class go 1 level of life cleric. Add good berries to your spell list. You now have swoleberries at level 1

[Andrew-vqzr]

For the second one I would say go champion fighter so you crit on a 19

[dumplingduppy]

For Moon durid barbarian Be a Kalashtar and have physic resistance

[thegarunixking]

Very surprised that Halfling Divination Wizard + Lucky Feat isn't here. They literally can't fail.

[tranthanh]

you are wrong about the ranger + war cleric.
At first: it's only 1 channel divinity/rest
second: only 1 attack roll/ channel divinity

[wolf-vhze]

this video is really impressive... no seriously, I now know what every teacher feels like wondering "how can you make so many mistakes?".
i couldn't even finish this video, my brain is actually getting fried

[Sage]

Second one won’t work since invisibility is gone when you cast the spell

[ERBanmech]

My personal favorite is having a paladin (personally oath of glory) spec into mounted combat, you can then use many spells that only target you on your mount as well, I enjoy warding bond in particular since that makes whatever mount you have also a tank that takes half damage. If you keep a spell like aura of vitality handy as well as reaction spells like shield and absorb elements from something like sorcerer then you become able to tank even better.

[Lucky-.-]

Nice videos, hope to see your channel grow fast

[rantdmc]

the 2nd is a mess and not just because you need to multiclass 3 times. you need 5 lvls of fighter to get extra attack and you can't have invisibility and hex active at the same time, as they both require concentration

[gunnyollie]

Fighter with fighting style of blind fighting (blind sense out to 10 ft). Lvl 3 become eldritch knight. Take fog cloud as one of your two spells. Now at lvl 3 you can almost always have advantage on attacking, while enemies have disadvantage to hit you. All with out multiclassing

[xLizardEnthosx]

So the bearbarian is good, coffee-lock needs some way to remove the inevitable exhaustion as most dms use the variant rule from xanathars to combat this. The others are not supremely broken as a generic 6 pally 14 sorc as they can output more damage most of them with just shadowblade(or gwm and haste) and smiting. Also if you are wanting to burst something down going v.human/tashas race 5 gloomstalker, 3 echoknight, 2 barbarian can output far more damage for a burst. With no setup or magic items on turn 1 you can do 2d6+13×8+2d8 averaging 178 without any conditions needed. Hopefully that was helpful in pointing you in the direction of more "broken" builds.

[kinghoenn]

In the lifeberry one. You don't even need bard levels. Just get magical secrets as a feat and go straight cleric.

[shanaur]

even though there are some problems nice video anyway! Thanks dude <3 keep growing!

[nothomelessonyoutube]

I do lvl 5 rouge pick thief, lvl 3 fighter battle master, then lvl 12 lore bard. Fighting style dual wielding. It literally smacks. Pick your own abilities, pros, and feats. Lots of tiny variations on this.

[mastersouth]

Most of these builds are just illegal as a whole, like the coffee lock, since sleep is different from Long resting, as per Xanatar's rules, the amalgamation that is the second build wouldn't have the always crit if you also hex the enemy, as hex has verbal components, so it would alert the enemy and break inviz, other than that, it would still do a lot. The Bard/Cleric would fit better as a Druid/Cleric, since they use the same spell modifiers so you can actually make use of all the spells under your repertoire. The Bearbarian is legit though, that's scary >.>