Even if someone somehow rolls higher than you, you can use Lucky to roll again. With this build you now have a +23 Initiative with Advantage. Alert gives you +5 to Initiative and Lucky will allow you to reroll a Skill Check, choosing the higher of the two rolls. Along the way, pickup the Alert and Lucky feats.Three levels with a Swashbuckler Rogue gives you access to Rakish Audacity that lets you add Charisma to Initiative.Two levels in Wizard with Tactical Wit allows you to add Intelligence to Initiative.Two levels in the Unleashed Arcana version of Ranger will get you Advantage on Initiative with Natural Explorer.Flame Wave (Available at level 7) Summon a roaring fire. You’ll need two levels in Bard for Jack of All Trades which allows you to add half of your Proficiency Bonus to Initiative. Frost Nova (Available at level 4) Summons a circle of ice shards that erupt from the earth around you, damaging enemies caught within range.There’s a lot of freedom here, so just throw a Bard together with the Human Variant and get Dexterity, Intelligence and Charisma up to 20 as soon as possible.How many times have you watched your friends win a fight before you even get to take a turn? How often have you sat there taking hit after hit while you wait helplessly for your chance to attack? With the Me First build, you’ll be guaranteed to take the first turn in every single encounter. In my years playing DnD, here are the top 10 most OP characters I’ve encountered. What happens when you’ve cycled through all of the classic tropes like the Dwarf Cleric, Halfling Rogue and Elf Wizard? Well, that’s when you start thinking outside of the box, and it’s when those creative juices start flowing that some of the most bizarre, most powerful characters come to life. Many say your first DnD character is a reflection of yourself.īut what happens after you’ve created your first character, and then your second, and then your third and fourth until no more fantasy versions of you remain? What are the most Overpowered D&D character builds?Ĭreating a character in DnD can be a very intricate, very personal process that takes hours or days to complete.
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