Generally speaking I think that levels, feats, and items magnify the effectiveness of a character, so making choices that work well with the character will be far more effective than trying to split your role. It is likely that any other choice will be more effective than options that being a level 1 cleric offers. Instead, they could get another level of wizard allowing them to deal more damage, expend more spell slots, and even pick up a control spell, that would allow them to kill enemies faster and reduce the amount of damage the party takes. A glass cannon wizard is considering multiclassing as a cleric to gain some healing options.
An exampleĪ party is taking some damage in fights. Instead of spending significant resources to get a small amount of healing, consider if it is instead better to maximize your advantages. Is this the best use of your resources in order to handle your problem? Your problem is that you want to fight more, win more fights, or more loosely, achieve more. We often feel that we absolutely need a healer and healing, but "we need healing" isn't a problem, that's actually a solution.
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Even spending 50 gold is 50 gold you can't spend on something else, plus it takes up room in your backpack and weight on your back. Choosing a multiclass uses an entire level. For more information, see “Brewing Potions of Healing” later in this section and the “Scribing a Spell Scroll” section, below.ĭ&D is a game of choices, you always have to carefully weigh up the cost of choices. Potions of healing and spell scrolls are exceptions to the following rules. XGtE, Chapter 2, Downtime Revisited, Crafting Magic Items: XGtE also drastically reduces the time required to 1 day. While the PHB does specify that downtime crafting is only for creating nonmagical items (which a potion of healing is not), XGtE does call out a potion of healing as an exception. So, a potion of healing (50 gp) will take 10 days and 25 gp of materials to craft. If something you want to craft has a market value greater than 5 gp, you make progress every day in 5-gp increments until you reach the market value of the item. PHB, Chapter 8, Between Adventures, Downtime:įor every day of downtime you spend crafting, you can craft one or more items with a total market value not exceeding 5 gp, and you must expend raw materials worth half the total market value. Someone with a herbalism kit and the proficiency to use it can craft potions of antitoxin and healing. If you have time and money, you can make your own potions of healing. Aura of Vitality is great, but you have to wait 9 levels for that. Paladin: Surprisingly bad at healing, cannot cast spells until level 2, and does not gain Healing Word. Especially good on a Monk, as they can use Unarmed Strikes while Wild Shaped. Two levels of Moon Druid can add a multitude of Wild Shapes, great for HP replacement. However, you should not forget the attribute requirements for multiclassing, both into and out of a class.īard: Often overlooked as healer, but it has better healing options than a Paladin.Ĭleric: Great choice for a Wizard or Wild Sorcerer, best healing spells, Medium Armor (Life, Nature, Tempest and War even gives Heavy Armor).ĭruid: As above, but the armor proficiencies are much worse. So a 3rd level Wizard/1st level Cleric can cast Healing Word in a 2nd level slot. You can use any spell slot to cast a spell known from either of your classes. Multiclassingĭepending on your party composition, different options are the best. Magic Initiate: As name moniker said, one 1st level spell is not worth taking, and there are no healing cantrips. Healer only works the persont taking the feat is around, and can spare an action. If your Fighter with 30 HPs receives a blow with 32 damage, this one keeps him swinging, so contributing to the victory of the team. Inspiring Leader: Does not give you as much HP as Healer, but in many ways it is still better. Healer: It was mentioned before, quite an obvious choice. Even if they could, it is a huge waste of resources.
It is quite unrealistic that your party finds hundreds of Potions of Healing during adventureing. The two good options: Feats and Multiclassing
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