With that said about the halfling, this particular tank build focuses on that strength – evasion. And we usually know that halflings lean towards evasion and avoidance. Taking20’s take on an optimized tank build is quite ‘strange’ and funny because, although it’s a Barbarian build, it uses a halfling as a racial choice.
Last Side Note: the major weakness of these builds is that they are quite boring to play fully in a role-playing experience.Ī halfling barbarian, which is, usually, not normal. It’s more geared towards the combat aspect of DND with no or little regard for exploration or social interactions. You have to remember that ‘optimization’ is more about ‘mathematics’ rather than ‘role-playing’.
Side Note: the builds presented here are not ranked from worst to best, they are simply presented in no particular order.Įxtra Side Note: since this article is, more or less, about optimizing the best tank builds people can find within the allowed rules, characters built this way suffer from thematic expression – or the expression of showing a character concept. So, if you are the Tank player in the team and you’re looking for an optimal build, then you’re reading the right article. This role is really appealing to players who like playing big, muscular barbarians or heavily armored knights. The Tank is usually a melee character with a focus on health, armor, and shields and they are rarely evasive. In RPG, the Tank’s primary job is to be a frontline soldier soaking heavy damage from the enemy and secondarily preventing enemies from reaching the backline. In the military, a tank is a heavily armored vehicle that can either dish out heavy damage with its cannon or carry several men inside for safe transportation. The Tank, as its name suggests, plays the role of being a ‘Tank’ in the team.
There are 4 major roles in every RPG: The Tank, The Carry, The Crowd Control, and The Support.
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