Dungeons & Dragonsallows players to build their own distinct characters, each with their unique strengths and utility.
So today, we will examine the best DPS subclasses in Dungeons & Dragons.
This can include extra weapon skills or even a cantrip or two for non-spellcasters.
Dungeons & Dragons The Godborn by Tyler Jacobson.
At level 5, they get more than one attack per round, essentially doubling their damage output.
Those looking for a similar experience but at a distance can look at the Artillerist subclass.
Focusing on physical combat, Fighters can wield a wide range of weapon types to damage their foes.
League Guildmage by Svetlin Velinov
Maneuvers give the Fighter extra accuracy and buff their damage output.
While Manuevers provide additional flexibility, many also allow the Fighter to deal additional bonus damage to their targets.
The right build can make them some of the most powerful DPS classes in D&D.
Swarming Goblins by Andrew Mar
This pairs well with the aforementioned Crimson Rites and fighting styles available to the class.
This pairs well with a Sorcerer’s great offensive spell list.
Unfortunately, this comes at a cost.
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Hexblades are adept at dealing tons of damage to a single target rather than numerous smaller foes.
When pairing curses with the Hex spell, Hexblades can deal overwhelming amounts of damage to their chosen target.
Blood Hunter by Joma Cueto
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