Main Spells: Booming Blade, Green Flame blade, Spirit Shroud. From here on, you’ll only be taking levels in the wizard class. Race: Variant Human for the bonus feat at 1st level.Ĭlass: Battle Smith Artificer from levels 1 to 3, then take your first level in wizard. With these changes, you gain the ability to enchant your weapon of choice (a quarterstaff for this build), a powerful companion in the form of the Steel Defender, and the ability to make your melee attacks use Intelligence!īut wait, there’s more! By picking up the Polearm Master feat you can now attack with your bonus action with your quarterstaff as well as the ability to make opportunity attacks against foes who enter your reach.īy the time you grab warcaster, enemies will fear even going near you since you can now strike them with spells when they come close to you! Take three levels in Battle Smith Artificer. By multiclassing Battle Smith Artificer with Bladesinging wizard, you can have a Single Attribute Dependant combatant who whacks the life out of their enemies with their cane.
That’s where the “Walking Stick” comes in. Since the tradition was developed by elves, we can’t avoid thinking of it as a Dexterity-centric class, but it doesn’t have to be that way. Tasha’s Cauldron of Everything made bladesingers an amazing multiclass choice thanks to their front-loaded kit. Main Spells: Booming Blade, Green-flame blade, Haste, Shield. Stats: Dexterity and Intelligence > Constitution > Everything else. For all of their combat skill, bladesingers are still wizards, thus they are fairly squishy, picking Mobile early on means you can get in and out of melee safely.Ĭlass: Wizard (Bladesinging) from levels 1 to 20. If your game uses feats, take Mobile before Warcaster. You’ll prioritize Dexterity and Intelligence over all other ability scores and rely on spells like Booming Blade and Green-Flame blade to complement your melee prowess. The “Elven Dancer” focuses on making the most out of the bladesinging tradition by picking the best spells that compliment your playstyle.įirst of all, this will be a purely wizard class, you won’t need to multiclass at all. It is no surprise that it was they who invented the tradition of bladesinging, and thus that they excel at bringing the most out of it. Elven Dancer.Įlves are a magical people of otherworldly grace, magic is as much a part of them as is breathing, eating, and frolicking. Put down your grimoire and raise your rapier, for tonight we discuss the best builds for bladesingers in 5th edition D&D! 5. Thanks to the rework found in Tasha’s Cauldron of Everything (TCoE), they are now one of the best wizard subclasses to try your hand at. While Eldritch Knights are fighters who complement their combat style with magic, Bladesingers are wizards who can waddle into melee with powerful hit-and-run tactics. In combat, bladesingers use elegant maneuvers to channel magic into devastating attacks and a cunning defense. Seldom seen on the front lines, wizards are known to be powerful glass canons who control the battlefield from afar, but alas, some of them incorporate swordplay and dance into their kit.Ī tradition created by elves, bladesinging has been adopted by non-elf practitioners who honor and expand on the elven ways. While most adventurers must compromise between martial skill and spellcasting prowess, some, known as “gish”, blend magic and swordplay to beat insurmountable odds. Dungeons & Dragons let us embody heroes in a fantastic world of sword and sorcery where cosmic entities collide, dragons terrorize kingdoms and far too many rats lair in basements.
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