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	<br>~~Players~~ can ~~also grab the staff " Creation~~'s ~~Echo " from Omeluum at the Myconoid Colony in Act 1, after completing their quest~~, which ~~grants resistance to~~ the ~~last type~~ of ~~damage~~ the ~~Wizard dealt for two turns~~ (~~As long as the damage type was Acid~~, ~~Fire~~, ~~Lightning~~, ~~Radiant~~, ~~or Necrotic~~.) The ~~Icebite Robe (found in a Sarcophagus in Act 2) provides a free~~ level 3 ~~cast of Armor of Agathys~~ and ~~also provides resistance to Cold damage~~. ~~Worth considering for players who want access~~ to ~~temporary hit points with some extra bite~~.<br><br>The ~~Githyanki are a severely underrated racial choice for most classes~~, ~~as their innate race spells and Astral Knowledge passive~~, ~~plus armor~~ and ~~weapon proficiencies~~, ~~can open up~~ a ~~lot~~ of ~~doors for traditionally non-martial classes~~. ~~Wizards have no shortage~~ of ~~spells~~ to ~~choose from~~, ~~but they can be lacking~~ in ~~spell slots~~.<br><br>~~Level 1 Hexblade Warlocks also receive the "Hexblade~~'s ~~Curse"~~ ability ~~, which curses a target~~ to ~~receive extra damage equal to the Warlock's proficiency bonus whenever the Warlock deals damage to them~~. ~~It also reduces~~ the ~~number needed~~ to ~~roll~~ a ~~critical hit against that target by~~ 1~~, and restores HP equal~~ to ~~the Warlock's Proficiency+Charisma Modifier when they kill the cursed target. A Hexblade Warlock gains Shield~~ and ~~Wrathful Smite as level 1~~ spell ~~options~~.<br><br>~~Level 7 allows access to "Dominate Beast" and "Greater Invisibility," enabling them to turn animals to their side and render a target invisible~~ for ~~ten rounds whether they attack or not. Level 9 grants them access to "Dominate Person"~~ and ~~"Seeming~~,~~" letting them manipulate humanoids and disguise all four party members simultaneously~~. ~~Finally~~, ~~at level 10~~, ~~an Archfey Warlock gains "Beguiling Defenses", becoming immune to charm~~.<br><br>~~The Conjuration School grants Wizards~~ the ~~abilities "Conjuration Savant"~~ and ~~"Minor Conjuration: Create Water" at level two~~. The ~~former allows them~~ to ~~scribe conjuration spells into their spellbook~~ for ~~half~~ the ~~cost~~, ~~while~~ the ~~latter allows them to create water~~ as ~~an action once per short rest (behaving identically to~~ the ~~"Create Water" part of~~ the ~~spell " Create or Destroy Water~~ .")<br><br>~~This chart displays everything you~~ can ~~expect~~ to get ~~at each Level-Up as~~ a ~~Cleric in your~~ [https://Baldursgate3Fans.com/ ~~Baldur's Gate 3 romance guide~~] ~~Gate 3 journey~~. The ~~only level when you do not get anything Cleric-related specifically is at Level 11~~.<br><br>~~In Baldur's Gate 3 , Cleric builds can be enhanced further with the use~~ of ~~specific consumables. Certain potions, like the Potion~~ of ~~Speed~~, ~~will let Clerics do more within a single turn~~ and ~~support~~ their ~~allies better~~, ~~while others, like~~ the ~~Potion of Angelic Reprieve, will let Clerics restore Spell Slots to keep casting~~.<br><br>~~At Level 3, Oathbreakers gain two additional Channel Oath Abilities, Control Undead and Dreadful Aspect. Control Undead allows Oathbreakers~~ to ~~gain control over an undead creature~~, ~~allowing them to gain a temporary ally if~~ the ~~creature fails a Wisdom Saving Throw. Dreadful Aspect allows them to create a pulse that frightens nearby enemies that fail a Wisdom Saving Throw. They also gain~~ the ~~spells "Hellish Rebuke" and " Inflict Wounds " as additional prepared spells~~, ~~allowing them to counterattack with fire~~ and ~~deal necrotic damage at a distance~~.<br><br>~~The Champion subclass allows~~ the ~~Fighter~~ to get ~~a handful of simple abilities that make them better at fighting~~ and ~~feats of strength. This begins with "Improved Critical Hit" at level three. This reduces~~ the ~~number a fighter must roll on their attack roll to land a critical hit by 1~~. ~~In essence~~, ~~landing critical hits becomes easier. This can stack with other effects that reduce~~ the ~~target number for critical hits, potentially enabling~~ the ~~Champion to become~~ a ~~critical hit monster.~~<br><br>The ~~Illusion school is sadly lacking when compared to many~~ of the other ~~Wizard Subclasses in~~ the ~~game~~, ~~but does have a ton of utility~~ for ~~stealth~~. ~~As such~~, ~~taking Rogue levels can be very beneficial when playing an Illusionist. If going down this path, players could use equipment that lowers~~ the ~~target number for a critical hit~~ (~~the Covert Cowl , for example~~) ~~to complement their stealthy approach to exploration and combat~~.<br><br>~~To help~~ with ~~their spellcasting, players should also grab the Protecty Sparkswall clothes~~ during ~~Act 1 at Grymforge, which provides +1~~ to ~~Spell Save DC and boosts their defence while they have lightning charges~~. ~~For similar reasons, players should consider grabbing the Birthright Helmet and Quickspell Gloves during Act 3, which grant +2~~ to ~~Charisma and~~ the ~~ability to cast spells as a bonus action (once per short rest) respectively~~.<br><br>~~Assuming players aren~~'~~t taking levels in Fighter, Sorcerer, or Cleric, their top priority as an Abjuration Wizard should be improving their AC~~. ~~In Act 1, players can grab the Ring of Protection in Act 1 by helping Mol steal the Idol at the Emerald Grove, collect the Bracers of Defense from the Apothecary's Cellar in the Blighted Village~~, and ~~then purchase~~ the ~~Cloak of Protection~~ from ~~Talli at the Last Light Inn in Act 2. While at the Inn~~, ~~buy the Evasive Shoes from Mattis for another +~~1 ~~AC. These~~ will ~~provide +5 AC total, which raises the Wizard's AC~~ to 18 when using Mage Armor even if they haven't invested in Dexterity (Important note here: They should absolutely invest in Dexterity for even better results.) If using heavy Armor, players can still grab the Ring, Boots, and ~~Cloak for +3 AC~~. ~~(Unfortunately, the Bracers only work on Unarmored Characters)~~<br>		<br>The Life Domain is one of four Domains players can choose in BG3 , and it's a fantastic way to build a Cleric thanks to its variety of always-prepared support spells. This leaves players open to pick up other spells when leveling, which gives the Cleric more variety, and makes it one of the most versatile classes in Baldur's Gate 3 .<br><br>Penumbral Armour (13 AC + DEX, Light Armour, Rare): Being able to score 13 AC + DEX Mod as soon as a Bard hits Level 5 can provide a significant boost to their mid-game defenses, especially if they rely on DEX for their general offense. Taking -2 Bludgeoning Damage from opponents is a welcome bonus, especially against mobs.<br><br>The table above explains all the spells granted at level 3 by this decision. At level 5, players choose another Spell Circle and gain new spells from that Circle. These are different spells to those offered by selecting that Circle at level 3.<br><br>The Shapeshifter Hat, Armor of Moonbasking, and Mutiliated Carapace can be found during Act 3, all of which are designed to benefit a character while in Wildshape (or, in the case of the Mutilated Carapace, when disguised in any way.) The Armor of Moonbasking grants 22 temporary HP while in Wildshape, reduces damage taken by 1 while those temporary HP remain, grants a +2 bonus to AC, and grants advantage to saving throws against spells. All of these effects remain while in Wildshape. The Shapeshifter Hat increases the number of Wildshape charges by 1, while the Mutilated Carapace grants +1 to attack and damage rolls while shapeshifting or disguised.<br><br>This multiclass choice has little impact on a character's ability to use high-level spells. Because both classes are Prepared Spellcasters, and the ability to learn from scrolls only requires one level, a Cleric 11 Wizard 1 character will still be able to use Level 6 spells and have Level 6 spell slots unlocked.<br><br>Insight is mostly useful for dialogues and telling NPC's true intentions, but doesn't come up terribly often. If you already have Insight covered by your background, opt for Arcane or History, whichever suits your character more.<br><br>Updated April 6, 2025 by Erik Petrovich : Patch 8 for Baldur's Gate 3 is right around the corner, and though lots of the new subclasses seem like a lot of fun to play, the base game still offers some very powerful options for the best Cleric build in BG3. The Life Domain Cleric is still the best Cleric build in BG3 – but that could change with the release of Patch 8. Until then, stick with this Life Domain Cleric guide to learn the best Cleric build tips, what makes the Life Domain such a powerful subclass for the Cleric, and other information that will help you min-max your Cleric character. This Cleric build guide has been updated to add in-game flavor descriptions of the class and subclass, as well as a new small section with the best consumables for the Cleric, including both potions and elixirs, in the Equipment section.<br><br>Defensive Duelist: When attacked while holding a Finesse Weapon, Bards can use a Reaction to add their Proficiency Bonus to their AC. In situations where Bards can’t afford to get hit by an attack, this can be a lifesaver.<br><br>But aside from useful racial spells, Githyanki give another important benefit to Wizards: armor proficiencies. As a Githyanki Wizard, players can equip Light and Medium armor, a huge AC boost over robes and [https://Www.Baldursgate3Fans.com/ Www.Baldursgate3Fans.com] clothing. The Astral Knowlegde ability can be incredibly useful for Dialogue checks and dice rolls, too.<br><br>Because of their enormous repertoire of knowledge, and the ability to swap prepared spells from their entire available list of spells anytime outside of combat, Wizards are generally considered the class with the most diversity and utility in Baldur's Gate 3 .<br><br>When it comes down to it, the Githyanki are the best Wizard race BG3 players can choose because it saves players from using Spell Slots, and grants important proficiencies that greatly improve the Wizard's survivability.<br><br> <br>A great part about a D&D campaign is that the stories can be whatever players want, unlike video games that need to adhere to certain algorithms and get as many players hooked as possible to avoid having poor sales and the like. So, it's refreshing to see video games like Tyranny where the player doesn't need to necessarily take on the role of a good <br><br>The Circle of the Moon Druid also gains access to more powerful Wildshape forms faster than other subclasses, gaining the Deep Rothe form at level 3 rather than level 4, for example. They also gain some Wildshape forms that the other subclasses do not have access to, like the Dire Raven (level 3).<br><br>Respec Journey: Ending up with a Bard/Ranger Multiclass during a Baldur’s Gate 3 run requires patience due to the inherent weakness of this combo’s base DPS. It’s usually ideal to first respec into Fighter with the Archery Fighting Style for additional combat potential.<br><br>This multiclass choice has little impact on a character's ability to use high-level spells. Because both classes are Prepared Spellcasters, and the ability to learn from scrolls only requires one level, a Cleric 11 Wizard 1 character will still be able to use Level 6 spells and have Level 6 spell slots unlocked.<br>

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	<br>~~Other Weapon~~, ~~Item Support: Unfortunately~~, the ~~Ranger isn’t extremely optimized~~ as a ~~Class due~~ to ~~its multi-attribute dependency~~. ~~Players should rely on Items such as Oils of Accuracy in order~~ to ~~boost their overall Attack Rolls and Damage Dice~~.<br><br>~~In terms of Multiclassing~~, ~~the Arcane Archer plays very well with some Rogue levels for Sneak Attack~~ and ~~Cunning Actions~~, ~~with the Thief subclass providing an extra bonus action~~, ~~which is very helpful, while the Assassin subclass offers incredible burst damage at the start~~ of ~~a fight if you get the drop on them~~. ~~A few levels in Ranger, especially Hunter for the Hunter's Prey bonuses (Horde Breaker is particularly helpful)~~, can ~~also~~ be ~~quite effective~~.<br><br>~~The Nature Domain Cleric is an excellent crowd-control specialist and pairs surprisingly well with other classes that gain access~~ to ~~crowd-control spells. Since Plant Growth isn~~'~~t a concentration spell, it can stack with several powerful field-creating options~~. ~~Anything altering~~ the ~~ground will override the Plant Growth, so players should pair it with Darkness, Hunger of Hadar, Fog Cloud, Stinking Cloud, Cloudkill~~, and ~~Insect Plague for~~ the ~~best results~~. ~~Combining Plant Growth with Hunger of Hadar, for example, will trap enemies in a field where they can barely move~~ and ~~are constantly taking cold and acid damage, while also rendering them blind~~.<br><br>~~At third level, Oath of the Crown Paladins receive two more Channel Oath abilities:~~ "~~Champion Challenge~~" and "~~Turn the Tide.~~" ~~The former compels all targets within 9m/30ft~~ to attack ~~the user over all other targets, giving them disadvantage on attacking any other targets~~. ~~Turn the Tide will heal all allies and neutral creatures within 9m/30ft for 1d6+Paladin~~ Level~~+Charisma Modifier. Using these abilities makes it easy for the Oath of the Crown Paladin~~ to ~~draw enemy attention~~ and ~~protect the rest of the~~ party. ~~They also gain the Command and Compelled Duel spells~~, ~~which are always prepared. At fifth~~ level, ~~Oath of the Crown Paladins will get the Warding Bond and Spiritual Weapon spells too~~.<br><br>~~For example,~~ the ~~Hat of Fire Acuity would generate~~ two ~~stacks of Arcane Acuity when landing an attack with a weapon that deals fire damage~~. If the ~~Cleric then uses Divine Strike: Elemental Fury~~ to ~~deal fire damage, this would trigger~~ the ~~Hat~~ of ~~Fire Acuity a second time and generate two more stacks for a total of four~~.<br><br>~~Lucky:~~ [https://~~www.Baldursgate3fans~~.com/ Baldur's Gate 3 ~~tips~~] ~~Since Bards can’t~~ use ~~Bardic Inspiration on themselves~~, the ~~ability to gain Advantage on Attack Rolls~~, ~~Ability Checks~~, ~~and Saves on top~~ of ~~being able to force a reroll on opponent Attack Rolls can be crucial~~ to ~~fights~~.<br><br>At ~~level five~~, the ~~War Domain gives~~ the ~~Cleric~~ "~~Spirit Guardians~~" and "~~Crusader's Mantle~~," allowing them to deal ~~radiant or~~ necrotic damage ~~to foes around them while also slowing them, and letting them radiate energy that grants all nearby allies extra radiant damage on their weapon attacks~~.<br><br> ~~<br>If you pair the Shadespell Circlet and Eversight Ring , you can take advantage of~~ the ~~Darkness spell~~ to ~~create pools~~ of ~~shadow~~ that ~~won't affect you but will cause plenty~~ of ~~problems for enemies trying~~ to ~~attack you, and get +~~1 ~~to Spell Save DC/Spell Attack Rolls in the process~~. ~~The Fistbreaker Helm is a good alternative to the Shadespell Circlet~~, ~~and you~~ can ~~eventually swap over to~~ the ~~Hood of~~ the ~~Weave if another party member isn't using~~<br>~~Paladins and Warlocks pair together incredibly well and~~ the ~~Oath of~~ the ~~Ancients is~~ a ~~solid choice~~ for players that ~~want some support and control utility in their kit. By grabbing Pact of~~ the ~~Blade it's possible~~ to ~~run a Paladin/Warlock with Charisma as~~ their ~~main stat for spellcasting~~ and ~~attacks, leaving plenty of spare points for boosting Constitution for extra HP or Dexterity for extra AC~~.<br><br>~~Leather Armour~~ +1 ~~(12 AC + DEX, Light Armour~~, ~~Uncommon): When~~ players ~~reach Level 4 but opt out of~~ the ~~Moderately Armoured Feat~~, ~~this gear is an ideal fallback. Its 12 AC~~ + ~~DEX Modifier can still establish a solid defense for a ranged Bard, especially with high enough DEX~~ to ~~push~~ the ~~14-16 AC mark~~.<br>~~Level seven adds "Confusion" and "Otiluke~~'~~s Resilient Sphere" to the~~ Cleric~~'s Domain Spells~~. ~~This allows them to befuddle groups~~ of ~~creatures or seal a target~~ in ~~an impenetrable sphere. At level eight~~, the ~~Cleric gains "Potent Spellcasting," adding~~ the ~~Cleric~~'s ~~Wisdom Modifier to their cantrip's damage rolls.<br><br>Stronger versions of~~ the ~~Dark Justiciar Half-Plate~~ and ~~Gauntlets can be acquired by killing~~ the ~~Nightsong, along with~~ the ~~Dark Justiciar Boots~~. ~~The improved Half-Plate also reduces incoming damage by 2 while~~ the ~~wearer is affected by Shield of Faith and deals 1d4 necrotic damage to~~ the ~~attacker~~. ~~The Improved Gauntlets allow the wearer to cast Beckoning Darkness as a bonus action~~, which ~~curses~~ the ~~target~~ to ~~take 2d8 necrotic damage whenever~~ they ~~start their turn~~ in ~~a lightly or heavily obscured area~~. ~~Finally~~, the ~~Dark Justiciar~~ Boots ~~grant~~ +~~1 to dexterity saving throws and allow~~ the ~~wearer to use Shadow Teleportation once per short rest. This lets them teleport to an unoccupied space that is obscured.~~<br>		<br>Players can also grab the staff " Creation's Echo " from Omeluum at the Myconoid Colony in Act 1, after completing their quest, which grants resistance to the last type of damage the Wizard dealt for two turns (As long as the damage type was Acid, Fire, Lightning, Radiant, or Necrotic.) The Icebite Robe (found in a Sarcophagus in Act 2) provides a free level 3 cast of Armor of Agathys and also provides resistance to Cold damage. Worth considering for players who want access to temporary hit points with some extra bite.<br><br>The Githyanki are a severely underrated racial choice for most classes, as their innate race spells and Astral Knowledge passive, plus armor and weapon proficiencies, can open up a lot of doors for traditionally non-martial classes. Wizards have no shortage of spells to choose from, but they can be lacking in spell slots.<br><br>Level 1 Hexblade Warlocks also receive the "Hexblade's Curse" ability , which curses a target to receive extra damage equal to the Warlock's proficiency bonus whenever the Warlock deals damage to them. It also reduces the number needed to roll a critical hit against that target by 1, and restores HP equal to the Warlock's Proficiency+Charisma Modifier when they kill the cursed target. A Hexblade Warlock gains Shield and Wrathful Smite as level 1 spell options.<br><br>Level 7 allows access to "Dominate Beast" and "Greater Invisibility," enabling them to turn animals to their side and render a target invisible for ten rounds whether they attack or not. Level 9 grants them access to "Dominate Person" and "Seeming," letting them manipulate humanoids and disguise all four party members simultaneously. Finally, at level 10, an Archfey Warlock gains "Beguiling Defenses", becoming immune to charm.<br><br>The Conjuration School grants Wizards the abilities "Conjuration Savant" and "Minor Conjuration: Create Water" at level two. The former allows them to scribe conjuration spells into their spellbook for half the cost, while the latter allows them to create water as an action once per short rest (behaving identically to the "Create Water" part of the spell " Create or Destroy Water .")<br><br>This chart displays everything you can expect to get at each Level-Up as a Cleric in your [https://Baldursgate3Fans.com/ Baldur's Gate 3 romance guide] Gate 3 journey. The only level when you do not get anything Cleric-related specifically is at Level 11.<br><br>In Baldur's Gate 3 , Cleric builds can be enhanced further with the use of specific consumables. Certain potions, like the Potion of Speed, will let Clerics do more within a single turn and support their allies better, while others, like the Potion of Angelic Reprieve, will let Clerics restore Spell Slots to keep casting.<br><br>At Level 3, Oathbreakers gain two additional Channel Oath Abilities, Control Undead and Dreadful Aspect. Control Undead allows Oathbreakers to gain control over an undead creature, allowing them to gain a temporary ally if the creature fails a Wisdom Saving Throw. Dreadful Aspect allows them to create a pulse that frightens nearby enemies that fail a Wisdom Saving Throw. They also gain the spells "Hellish Rebuke" and " Inflict Wounds " as additional prepared spells, allowing them to counterattack with fire and deal necrotic damage at a distance.<br><br>The Champion subclass allows the Fighter to get a handful of simple abilities that make them better at fighting and feats of strength. This begins with "Improved Critical Hit" at level three. This reduces the number a fighter must roll on their attack roll to land a critical hit by 1. In essence, landing critical hits becomes easier. This can stack with other effects that reduce the target number for critical hits, potentially enabling the Champion to become a critical hit monster.<br><br>The Illusion school is sadly lacking when compared to many of the other Wizard Subclasses in the game, but does have a ton of utility for stealth. As such, taking Rogue levels can be very beneficial when playing an Illusionist. If going down this path, players could use equipment that lowers the target number for a critical hit (the Covert Cowl , for example) to complement their stealthy approach to exploration and combat.<br><br>To help with their spellcasting, players should also grab the Protecty Sparkswall clothes during Act 1 at Grymforge, which provides +1 to Spell Save DC and boosts their defence while they have lightning charges. For similar reasons, players should consider grabbing the Birthright Helmet and Quickspell Gloves during Act 3, which grant +2 to Charisma and the ability to cast spells as a bonus action (once per short rest) respectively.<br><br>Assuming players aren't taking levels in Fighter, Sorcerer, or Cleric, their top priority as an Abjuration Wizard should be improving their AC. In Act 1, players can grab the Ring of Protection in Act 1 by helping Mol steal the Idol at the Emerald Grove, collect the Bracers of Defense from the Apothecary's Cellar in the Blighted Village, and then purchase the Cloak of Protection from Talli at the Last Light Inn in Act 2. While at the Inn, buy the Evasive Shoes from Mattis for another +1 AC. These will provide +5 AC total, which raises the Wizard's AC to 18 when using Mage Armor even if they haven't invested in Dexterity (Important note here: They should absolutely invest in Dexterity for even better results.) If using heavy Armor, players can still grab the Ring, Boots, and Cloak for +3 AC. (Unfortunately, the Bracers only work on Unarmored Characters)<br>

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Other Weapon, Item Support: Unfortunately, the Ranger isn’t extremely optimized as a Class due to its multi-attribute dependency. Players should rely on Items such as Oils of Accuracy in order to boost their overall Attack Rolls and Damage Dice. In terms of Multiclassing, the Arcane Archer plays very well with some Rogue levels for Sneak Attack and Cunning Actions, with the Thief subclass providing an extra bonus action, which is very helpful, while the Assassin subclass offers incredible burst damage at the start of a fight if you get the drop on them. A few levels in Ranger, especially Hunter for the Hunter's Prey bonuses (Horde Breaker is particularly helpful), can also be quite effective. The Nature Domain Cleric is an excellent crowd-control specialist and pairs surprisingly well with other classes that gain access to crowd-control spells. Since Plant Growth isn't a concentration spell, it can stack with several powerful field-creating options. Anything altering the ground will override the Plant Growth, so players should pair it with Darkness, Hunger of Hadar, Fog Cloud, Stinking Cloud, Cloudkill, and Insect Plague for the best results. Combining Plant Growth with Hunger of Hadar, for example, will trap enemies in a field where they can barely move and are constantly taking cold and acid damage, while also rendering them blind. At third level, Oath of the Crown Paladins receive two more Channel Oath abilities: "Champion Challenge" and "Turn the Tide." The former compels all targets within 9m/30ft to attack the user over all other targets, giving them disadvantage on attacking any other targets. Turn the Tide will heal all allies and neutral creatures within 9m/30ft for 1d6+Paladin Level+Charisma Modifier. Using these abilities makes it easy for the Oath of the Crown Paladin to draw enemy attention and protect the rest of the party. They also gain the Command and Compelled Duel spells, which are always prepared. At fifth level, Oath of the Crown Paladins will get the Warding Bond and Spiritual Weapon spells too. For example, the Hat of Fire Acuity would generate two stacks of Arcane Acuity when landing an attack with a weapon that deals fire damage. If the Cleric then uses Divine Strike: Elemental Fury to deal fire damage, this would trigger the Hat of Fire Acuity a second time and generate two more stacks for a total of four. Lucky: [https://www.Baldursgate3fans.com/ Baldur's Gate 3 tips] Since Bards can’t use Bardic Inspiration on themselves, the ability to gain Advantage on Attack Rolls, Ability Checks, and Saves on top of being able to force a reroll on opponent Attack Rolls can be crucial to fights. At level five, the War Domain gives the Cleric "Spirit Guardians" and "Crusader's Mantle," allowing them to deal radiant or necrotic damage to foes around them while also slowing them, and letting them radiate energy that grants all nearby allies extra radiant damage on their weapon attacks. If you pair the Shadespell Circlet and Eversight Ring , you can take advantage of the Darkness spell to create pools of shadow that won't affect you but will cause plenty of problems for enemies trying to attack you, and get +1 to Spell Save DC/Spell Attack Rolls in the process. The Fistbreaker Helm is a good alternative to the Shadespell Circlet, and you can eventually swap over to the Hood of the Weave if another party member isn't using Paladins and Warlocks pair together incredibly well and the Oath of the Ancients is a solid choice for players that want some support and control utility in their kit. By grabbing Pact of the Blade it's possible to run a Paladin/Warlock with Charisma as their main stat for spellcasting and attacks, leaving plenty of spare points for boosting Constitution for extra HP or Dexterity for extra AC. Leather Armour +1 (12 AC + DEX, Light Armour, Uncommon): When players reach Level 4 but opt out of the Moderately Armoured Feat, this gear is an ideal fallback. Its 12 AC + DEX Modifier can still establish a solid defense for a ranged Bard, especially with high enough DEX to push the 14-16 AC mark. Level seven adds "Confusion" and "Otiluke's Resilient Sphere" to the Cleric's Domain Spells. This allows them to befuddle groups of creatures or seal a target in an impenetrable sphere. At level eight, the Cleric gains "Potent Spellcasting," adding the Cleric's Wisdom Modifier to their cantrip's damage rolls. Stronger versions of the Dark Justiciar Half-Plate and Gauntlets can be acquired by killing the Nightsong, along with the Dark Justiciar Boots. The improved Half-Plate also reduces incoming damage by 2 while the wearer is affected by Shield of Faith and deals 1d4 necrotic damage to the attacker. The Improved Gauntlets allow the wearer to cast Beckoning Darkness as a bonus action, which curses the target to take 2d8 necrotic damage whenever they start their turn in a lightly or heavily obscured area. Finally, the Dark Justiciar Boots grant +1 to dexterity saving throws and allow the wearer to use Shadow Teleportation once per short rest. This lets them teleport to an unoccupied space that is obscured.