The honey bee and 2 regular bees in exchange for red panda and 2 space squirrels

I'm excited to see what you will do next

Commitment:

Only Eat Animal Products This Month 

NO CARBS/SUGAR/PROCESSED FOOD

Read 10 Chapters of Scripture 

Days Completed: 22/30

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22.09.25: Daily Practice (2x20kg) 

5 ROUNDS. NO REST BETWEEN EXERCISE. 120s BETWEEN ROUNDS. 

Total Training Time: 47:13

Double KB Complex ⬇️ +2x20kg Kettlebells 

5 Gunslingers 

5 Snatches 

5 Strict Press 

5 Dead Cleans 

X5 - 100 total reps 

Accessory Exercises ⬇️

Bent Press 

22 total reps (36kg Kettlebell) 

Jump Rope - 1lb Rope - High Intensity 

200+ Jumps 

X5 - 1100 minimum 

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Finishers ⬇️ +2x20kg & +40/44kg & +36kg Kettlebells/ +20kg Barbell 

A: Conditioning 

20 Clean & Jerk (2x20kg Kettlebells) 

B: Power 

5 Offset Cleans 

X2 - 10 total reps (40/44kg Kettlebells) 

C: Mobility/Stability 

2 SA Press 

2 SA Overhead Squats 

2 SA Windmills 

2 SA Bent Press 

8 total reps (20kg Barbell) 

D: Strength 

2 Cleans 

14 Strict Press 

16 total reps (36kg Kettlebell) 

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Daily Bread:

Mark 7:1-16 KJV

[1] Then came together unto him the Pharisees, and certain of the scribes, which came from Jerusalem. [2] And when they saw some of his disciples eat bread with defiled, that is to say, with unwashen, hands, they found fault. [3] For the Pharisees, and all the Jews, except they wash their hands oft, eat not, holding the tradition of the elders. [4] And when they come from the market, except they wash, they eat not. And many other things there be, which they have received to hold, as the washing of cups, and pots, brasen vessels, and of tables. [5] Then the Pharisees and scribes asked him, Why walk not thy disciples according to the tradition of the elders, but eat bread with unwashen hands? [6] He answered and said unto them, Well hath Esaias prophesied of you hypocrites, as it is written, This people honoureth me with their lips, But their heart is far from me. [7] Howbeit in vain do they worship me, Teaching for doctrines the commandments of men. [8] For laying aside the commandment of God, ye hold the tradition of men, as the washing of pots and cups: and many other such like things ye do. [9] And he said unto them, Full well ye reject the commandment of God, that ye may keep your own tradition. [10] For Moses said, Honour thy father and thy mother; and, Whoso curseth father or mother, let him die the death: [11] but ye say, If a man shall say to his father or mother, It is Corban, that is to say, a gift, by whatsoever thou mightest be profited by me; he shall be free. [12] And ye suffer him no more to do ought for his father or his mother; [13] making the word of God of none effect through your tradition, which ye have delivered: and many such like things do ye. [14] And when he had called all the people unto him, he said unto them, Hearken unto me every one of you, and understand: [15] there is nothing from without a man, that entering into him can defile him: but the things which come out of him, those are they that defile the man. [16] If any man have ears to hear, let him hear.

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Anyways, who was your favorite character in that season, and why? Let me know

Though they need to cover the rest of the arc first, since it's not fully covered XD

Ig we shall see Season 3... when will be released?

Yeah, gotta agree with that one. The Entity really did a number on him

I loved it, this season was perfect even with all the little mistakes

Great shape! Great job! Congratulations 🎉

congratulations awesome job

Great work! Holding form for two shows, even close together and now a third in the works. Dedication! You've done great! Well done!

Good and accurate imo

Kind of feels weird to me to have Great Conchflies and Raging Conchfly in the same tier, just because I feel like the latter is so much more epic, but both fights are indeed really good.

Also, I can't see Fourth Chorus being higher than Grand Mother Silk personally.

Forebrothers Signis and Gron should also be at least A tier IMO, that was a cool boss concept and a solid fight.

Other than that I largely approve of this tier list (although I personally didn't think Savage Beastfly 1 was that bad.)

Dude, putting Moorwing in the same tier as Moss Mother is an absolute travesty, Moss Mother has two attacks, Moorwing has about 6 and she is way more fun and dynamic. She is A tier bro.

First Sinner my goat

I think you missed Second Sentinel

No I meant Moorwing is A, Moss Mother is C or D. She will always hold nostalgia for me as being the first boss in the game

Another conchflies fan :)

Tank built for coop. That means aggro retention, not just defense.

The most successful coop build I ever played was a build that, at first, seemed janky -- 70 faith, a Flame Art Antspur, and a Brass Shield, level 150. Stumbling on it was a bit of an accident, but it quickly became my absolute most successful coop build in terms of boss slaying.

Once I understood how Shabriri's Woe worked, I could retain aggro like no one's business. Also, faith buffs like Golden Vow and Blackflame Protection practically make a dude invulnerable, never mind the assortment of other T2 protection spells based on boss. I could walk off deadly grab attacks, and the boss' attention never left me.

Shabriri's Woe, Old Lord's talisman, a Dragoncrest, and one free flex slot as necessary, but usually occupied by a Green Turtle.

When I got good at controlling boss aggro intentionally, my winrate shot up. You know all those hopeless hosts, the mages in the Burger King hats and Jellyfish Shields who just came from World of Warcraft and think a mage isn't a mage unless they're paper-squishy? Or those hosts in the stereotypical White Mask and Raptor Feathers who spam Rivers of Blood on everything, and whose main form of defense is their health flask? Yeah, turns out, when you can control a boss' aggro like you want, those guys actually do pretty decent damage, and even when they don't, I could still pull them through, because they just didn't get hit, only I did.

Some people believe that damage is a form of survivability, that killing something faster reduces how much damage you take. This build had the opposite philosophy: any damage is enough if no one dies.

Oddly enough, I've never been able to perfectly recreate it. I tried to improve it, and something always felt out of place. Even when the DLC dropped and we got more options, I still couldn't quite recapture that feeling.

I love charging up ancient dragons lightning strike and dissolving bossing in seconds. So I have a build optimized for charged lightning spells

Big bonk strength weapon, I'm partial to The Greatsword, or power stanced Great Stars personally. would also recommend some fun weapons from the dlc but don't wanna spoil any potential discoveries.

Cold banished knight greatsword

Strength poison is super fun. Stat wise, it's basically just a pure strength build. You just use whatever strength weapon you like and pair it with the coil shield, which inflicts deadly poison. Use the kindred of rot talisman to boost your damage when you poison the enemy. This build is super fun in pve and pvp.

You could also do the same thing with a dex build using the serpentbone blade or venomous fang.

The death knights armor, 2 gravel stone seals, Godfrey’s icon, lightning scorpion charm. For the last 2 talismans I usually go defensive, dragoncrest great shield etc. I usually summon mimic to give me time to cast, you can also use flowerstone gavel to start the fight with the ash of war to reduce the bosses lightning resistance. You can start fights from a distance with the gavel, then switch to knight’s lightning spear, then ancient dragons lightning strike right under the boss

The death knights armor, 2 gravel stone seals, Godfrey’s icon, lightning scorpion charm. For the last 2 talismans I usually go defensive, dragoncrest great shield etc. I usually summon mimic to give me time to cast, you can also use flowerstone gavel to start the fight with the ash of war to reduce the bosses lightning resistance. You can start fights from a distance with the gavel, then switch to knight’s lightning spear, then ancient dragons lightning strike right under the boss

Waiting for your update on Riddles Part 2!

Great tutorial for new players, and even old vets looking for side build ideas, thank you!

10 Druid / 2 Fighter is pretty nice, since you get your third Wild Shape attack at 10th level. That allows you to get Action Surge and Second Wind, both of which I believe work while in Wild Shape. I'm not sure if any of the fighting styles work in Wild Shape but they can still be helpful, along with the armour/weapon proficiencies, in some situations.

With this setup and the Hastened condition, you get seven powerful and accurate attacks in a single turn and still have your bonus action available to burn. And a lot of the mid/late game creatures have useful effects on their attacks too, like stunning enemies, imposing prone, etc.

You really don't get that much of value from those last two Druid levels, just a couple spell slots (that you probably won't even use since you're in Wild Shape most of the time), a Feat, and a bit more melee damage (though not nearly enough to offset what Action Surge can add).

Also, 10 Druid / 2 Fighter fits Jaheira so perfectly. I haven't played much with her in my party until now because I couldn't find a build I liked for her that felt right and powerful. But I'm really excited to recruit her on my current run.

A 1 level dip in War Cleric is pretty sweet if you want to use any of the myrmidon forms other than earth. You keep the full 12 caster levels, but also get proficiency with martial weapons so you get a proficiency bonus on your myrmidon forms' weapon attacks. You give up a feat, true, but do you really need more than Tavern Brawler and Savage Attacker?

Maybe not an overlooked build but it doesn’t get enough attention. 12 moon Druid is now crazy good after patch 8 because taven barwler’s damage is now added to wild shape forms. So after one chug you can get straight to bashing. One of the most overlooked parts tho is that it requires very minimal gearing. Most gear doesn’t apply in wild shape form so you have even more gear to go around for your other three party members. Pretty much all of the forms are strong in their own right but the air myrimond was my favorite for my hm run. The stunning fail is super good and if it didn’t stun on the first time you still get three more swing to stun. And it lasts for two turns so you can teleport around stunning enemies while your other party members get to bash them. I think their is also a bug where if you rage from a barbarian then rage in owl bear form you get double the rage bonuses which is silly. And that’s only two of the wilds shapes there are probably 6 viable ones for act 3 alone. It’s definitely a crazy good class that I don’t see mentioned nearly as much as it should be. Last note druids can be used to break traders and steal all of their money through a glitch which is always fun

I‘m not at the game rn but what works pretty great for me are 5 levels of Swarmkeeper with the gloves that give bane for the next spell and the moths blinding attack. It has an extremely high success rate, and softens targets for the GWM people.

I like to put this on supporting build like 7 levels of cleric stuff, or even sorcerer for twinned haste.

My pick would be caster Bard, specifically Lore, due to the fact that Swords Bard is very easy to build and very strong so it kind obscures the other Bard classes. And Patch 8 has made all heads turn towards the newest subclasses, which only makes Lore even more forgotten.

College of Lore can pull off a Spirit Guardians / Reverberation / Radiant Orbs build as well as any cleric, while being Charisma-based and having a spammable reaction that can protect the group or hinder saving throws, two very useful effects. Take 6-10 levels of Lore Bard, fill with whatever class enhances what you care about (more Bard for a simple build, Warlock for Eldritch Blast spamming, Fighter for Action Surge...)

There's a reason why Lore is generally considered the best (or a top two) Bard subclass in PnP 5e. While the arbitrary limits set to Magical Secrets do hinder it a bit in BG3, it still has some pretty significant legs.

6/6 Elk Barb/Monk

The ultimate lockdown build which can prone, reverb, orb, bleed and maim anyone you run into. And then punch them twice while they are down.

Edit: 6/4/2 for more running into and less punching when down

I haven't tried moth since the hot fix but before that it was still glitching. It seems to give them another save at the beginning of their turn but removes blinded even if they fail.

I've been using bees since pushing enemies from afar is fun and the jellyfish are pretty bad without a dedicated lightning build. I could just go repelling blast for that but the bees are cooler