SHILLELAGH BUILD 5E FREE

Arcane Eye may earn a small commission from affiliate links in this. In this post, we will be examining the Horizon Walker’s class features and how you can optimize your Horizon Walker through choosing your race, background, ability scores, spells, and feats. Was only saying for those who place their Druid focus in hand. Published on June 1, 2021, Last modified on May 19th, 2022. Without a shield it's a really really bad option.

SHILLELAGH BUILD 5E FREE

In PnP, the target weapon is also the material component, and a hand that is holding the material component can perform S components, so you don't need a free hand to cast the spell. Which means inventory flipping is required to use the 5e druid standard loadout of shillelagh and wooden shield. It is a better choice than at the lowest levels and not far behind past level 5, depending on ability score. With that said, considering that most play in 5e is low level, this cantrip still has plenty of use-case. Since you get no penalty for heavy armor from being a dwarf you can get. Lvl 1 be a hill dwarf nature cleric with stats (using point buy) as follow: Str: 10 (8) Dex: 10 (8) Con: 14 (+2 for race) Int: 14 Wis: 15 (+1 for race) Cha: 10 (8) Dump one of the 10/8's. So already this combination is more powerful for Rangers. This is a build to make a tanky melee striker cleric utilizing the SCAG cantrips. Shillelagh was specifically made for spellcasters where their spellcasting ability score means more, and before Tashas came out, Rangers didnt get any cantrips. A hand is required to hold the target staff/club. Shillelagh is better than it has ever been with cantrip versatility. It depends on the build of your character and DM homebrew. Only saying it so the option is known.)Ĭompletely not the issue - Solasta requites a free hand for S components.

( At worst, the need for a focus can be removed in the settings, but that does not nullify the design debate or default user-friendly question of course. Reminder that the Druid focus does NOT need to be in hand : it can be placed in the Utility slot (where potions go).

Shillelagh build 5e