For example, this is excellent on a barbarian who rolls lots of extra damage dice from Brutal Critical.

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At a measly six pages, there’s not a lot to cover – a single subclass for the DnD Barbarian, two DnD backgrounds, and eight 5e feats. Soul of the Storm Giant is one of several feats in Bigby Presents that branches off from the Strike of the Giants feat, and is moderately useful for martial characters who wish to disrupt the enemy's own attacks. The best effect is that this feat's aura gives monster attacks disadvantage against the user of this feat. Strike of the Giants' main advantage is not its sheer power, but the flexibility with its sub-options.I was upset when I bought both Volo's Guide to Monsters and Monsters of the Multiverse, since they share ALOT of the SAME content (90% of the monsters were the same).

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The color code below has been implemented to help you identify, at a glance, how good the Strike of the Giants 5e feat is for a specific class/subclass. On the plus side, it can boost either the player's STR, CON, or WIS ability score by 1 but its other main effect is to prevent the character from getting knocked prone or pushed back.If you want to throw your players a bone, narrate how the ice shaper’s rune-inscribed object glows whenever they summon or control their wolves.

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Otherwise, Fire Strike is a good boost to damage and the 4th-level fire giant feat offers a solid AoE damage and debuff ability.Unfortunately, the 4th-level hill giant feat isn't particularly good for monks, so if you're looking to build your character around these feats, I'd go for Fire Strike. Best of all, the wielder can invoke the rune to cast the powerful Sunbeam spell, an evocation spell that can repeatedly strike enemies if concentration is maintained. Sorcerer: Sorcerers won't be making melee weapon attacks nor will be they be stacked into Strength or Constitution. In my opinion, this is a good thing as it leans on the variability that choosing a 1st-level feat provides. Wizards of the Coast nailed the Barbarian subclass so hard in playtesting they left it unchanged in the final book, and for good reason.