It lets you be more CHA-SAD for both melee and spellcasting, plus have a higher AC than the Gith option. Only issue is it can be a bit MAD.Yeah, avoiding the MADness is one of the perks of the Celestial Tomelock build. You have good melee damage and healing, the usual Warlock tricks, some less usual tricks thanks to being a Githyanki, and decent armor, without investing in feats or the like. So if you want to feel like a "real" frontline caster right now at Level 2, I'd go either Hexblade Warlock or Moon Druid.Ī Githyanki Pact of the Blade Celestial Warlock, using Green Flame Blade with a Greatsword is also a pretty nice Gish. However, a number of these concepts take anywhere from 3-8 levels to fully come online.
Or a Drow Elf Fighter with the Magic Initiate Sorcerer/Warlock, Drow High Magic, and Shadow Touched feats. Like a Firbolg Fighter with the Magic Initiate Druid, Ritual Caster Wizard, and Fey Touched feats. It's also possible to do a non-caster with a decent amount of magical capabilities through your race and feats.
There are further options for partial caster frontliners, like Rangers, Paladins, Ranger/Clerics, Artificers, Arcane Trickster/Bladesingers, Eldritch Knight/War Wizards, etc.
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Paladin 2/Bard X (with or without Hexblade 1)Īny other Cleric with the High Half Elf race for racial Booming BladeĪnd those are just the full casters (and nearly-full casters). Paladin 2/Sorcerer X (with or without Hexblade 1) Could you narrow it down further as to what exactly you're looking for, or a specific character concept? What other characters are in your party?īecause there are tons of options for a "frontliner with a lot of magic".
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