Bonus AC on a pretty big range, and you know if they are hit first so you get an efficient use of your reaction. Something more savage.Funny to hear you say this - if this is the one from the UA I thought that the level 7 ability seemed increadibly strong. I liked the idea so much I was kind of bummed my other character never kicked the bucket.īut if I were to make one for Frostmaiden he would have an entirely different backstory. He would have had the Scholar background who had left his tribe to pursue his life mission: to learn the ancestral connection between Goliath's and Giants. I had a Goliath Rune Knight planned as a back up character if my main in SKT died. I thought the Runes were all broadly useful to a Fighter, but I think most Martials suffer from 'Why would I keep leveling in this class past 5" syndrome and I think I'm just used to it. Twilight is actually a solid pick, I suppose, even if IMO its features seem a little disjointed from the theme. Only problem is its limited to Bards, Wizards and Twilight Clerics. Personally I think one of the most valuable spells to have would be Leomnund's Tiny Hut. Why make characters and start when we're gonna be excited to play totally different characters in two months? My table is currently doing Saltmarsh, holding off on doing Frostmaiden until after Tasha's is released. I do hope it got beefed up a bit, if its in Tasha's. There were only about two Runes I wanted, so why bother leveling it past 5th level or so instead of MCing out into something else? But that's another topic. I love the concept of it, but I found its features in UA to be a bit lacking.
An ambushing grappling Goliath, that uses Frenzy when he can't grapple could be lots of fun.Īlthough Goliath Rune Knight looks nice tooGoliath RK makes so much sense. Yes that does change things quite a bit.Įdit: so with that in mind If the class features in Tasha's are close to what they were in UA I think I will go 7 In Gloomstaker to get Tireless and Canny (expertise Athletics), Unarmed Fighting Style for damage against grappled creatures, and Iron Mind and take 3-4 levels in Berserker for Advantage on Athletics checks and the Short Rest Frenzy combo. Whaaaaat? I know they were acclimated to cold and mountainous climates, but not flat out resistant to Cold. So, in an ideal situation, what would you roll up for the adventure? Basically, just don't be Cold focused and overall you should be good. Unlike Avernus, there's only some monsters that have the occasional resistance, so there's many more player options which aren't essentially negated or 'poor choices' for the adventure. Icewind Dale: Rime of the Frostmaiden is a tale of dark terror that revisits the forlorn, flickering candlelights of civilization known as Ten-Towns and sheds light on the many bone-chilling locations that surround these frontier settlements. The mad wizards of the Arcane Brotherhood long to possess that which the god of winter’s wrath has so coldly preserved-as do you! What fantastic secrets and treasures are entombed in the sunless heart of the glacier, and what will their discovery mean for the denizens of Icewind Dale? Can you save Ten-Towns from the Frostmaiden’s everlasting night? And past this icy dungeon is a secret so old and terrifying that few dare speak of it. Beyond this yawning fissure, the Caves of Hunger await. In Icewind Dale, adventure is a dish best served cold.īeneath the unyielding night sky, you stand before a towering glacier and recite an ancient rhyme, causing a crack to form in the great wall of ice. Description taken from the WOTC site for those unaware of the concept of the adventure:
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