But I suppose you are mostly correct.I'd agree a dex psi warrior with the telekinetic feat seems like a great start but we need to think about the closest analogies to the various force powers and how to most efficiently get them.įorce healing - cure wounds.
I mean, fair, but there's plenty of other stuff to consider, multiple different force abilities exist, plus soul knife could make a pretty awesome Lightsaber.īut force healing, force lightning, force choke, Jedi mindtrick, force jump. Ironically it's core features, Flurry of blows and Martial Arts, doesn't fit it at all, but that's not a requirement to use a monk effectively, especially when we're considering that I'm using it to supplement an existing play style. Unarmored AC and a lot of the other abilities it has do fit a Jedi quite nicely. Although I will admit to being tempted quite heavily by Monk. Literally, look at all the wizards spells and ask yourself- would a jedi be able to do that? would my style of jedi want that?I think a caster class is probably ideal for this, though probably as a multiclass out of psychic warrior because it really does fit the best. Then later in the game you can do some really nasty tricks with the force when you start to access high level spells. The swing of the sword (perhaps shadow blade, plus a maneuverability cantrip, and a telekinetic shove)
And then to top it off, variant human starting with telekinetic. He's in tune with the force and adds accuracy, then when extra attack comes on line I will be using yes, alot of booming blade, but also the cantrips, shocking grasp, ray of ice, lightning lure. The cleric adds that pseudo-bless, plus actual bless. I am making a bladesinger peace cleric right now that a visualize as jedi-like.
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