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| #1RoguishDelightApr 06, 2015 12:46:04 | Okay guys so for my next game I am taking a break from DMing and making a character, we are doing 5e and since rogue has always been my preferred class I am doing a rogue and after checking them out i decided I want an arcane trickster because that sounds like tons of fun! And when i make a rogue. I want to make the best possible rogue I can but since I have no experiance with 5e rogues I need a bit of help~
Anybody got any amazing arcane trickster class builds they wanna share? I am fine with a little multi-classing here and there. Whatever it takes to get a truly amazing, op, broken arcane trickster!
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| #2melloredApr 06, 2015 12:57:51 | Simply be an arcane trickster, with Dex and Int. Probably with a race that has +2 Dex, like halfling, forest gnome, or high elf.
Not much else to it. |
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| #4jaappletonApr 06, 2015 15:21:14 | Use a bow. Stick to range. I suggest Eladrin for the Misty Step, huge mobility boost. In a forest? Step to the top of a tree for a vantage point. Think of ways to get Advantage, and consider the Sharpshooter feat. |
| #5miburo99Apr 06, 2015 15:28:43 |
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| #6FunkySpunkApr 06, 2015 17:59:34 | Forest Gnome.
You get to mess around with Minor Illusion from level 1, and Gnomes are already known to be pranksters. Lots of fun! |
| #7Mommy_was_an_OrcApr 07, 2015 7:04:26 | Blade Warlock 5 or Valor Bard 6 can both be good additions to an Arcane Trickster. Gives you Extra attack and a variety of options. Warlock in particular can solve the human 'how do I see in the dark' problem. Or Beguiling Influence for super-skilled. If you go up to 7th with Warlock+Archfey or Bard, you can pick up Greater Invisibility much earlier than 19th. |
| #8VeleriaApr 07, 2015 7:09:54 | Choose find familiar and have it use the help action to give you advantage. |