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12 mar 2022 · Chef is best on builds that: Can use a boost to WIS or CON, especially when you have an odd ability score. Have the action economy to benefit from a bonus action for temporary hit points.
Chef. Source: Tasha's Cauldron of Everything. Time and effort spent mastering the culinary arts has paid off. You gain the following benefits: Increase your Constitution or Wisdom score by 1, to a maximum of 20. You gain proficiency with cook’s utensils if you don’t already have it.
Give them the chef feat. Take proficiency with cook’s utensils as part of your specialized design, flavor it as having a spatula for a hand. Any support class will work, but aim for a spell caster that can work their way up to Heroe’s Feast
I don't think the Chef feat is at all bad, and it is actually pretty decent. It's a half ability score increase, grants additional healing every short rest when the creature spends hit die (pairs well with the bard's song of rest), and you get some free temp HP every time you long rest, and the temp HP from the treats lasts until it is lost or ...
6 maj 2020 · I've been seeing a ridiculous number of people online who want to play a chef in dnd. It got me thinking: is there a way to build a completely broken OP chef character where the chef part is one of the primary things that makes them effective?
Culinary Masterclass: Understanding How the Chef Feat Functions. Four benefits are a surprising amount for any feat to provide. Here’s how these break down: Half an ASI in Constitution or Wisdom. Gaining +1 to a stat is great, especially to even up an odd score, and these are both solid stats to boost.
7 lip 2023 · Tasha's ushered in the idea that all feats should come with a stat boost and whatever particular traits the feat entails. The Chef feat grants +1 to either Constitution or Wisdom, giving the feat some attractive flexibility depending on your class.
