Welcome back to DMNastics, the gym for dungeon masters to work out their minds.

I'm one of your hosts, the MZELAST, aka C, Witch.

And I'm your other host, DM Neal, aka Jote Moniac.

And today is going to be entitled,

Cicca, C, Cough, Class Breakers.

Because Cicaccombo breaker is a thing.

And we are going to comicbook.combe.com, which we don't normally do.

But this time around, Matthew Danielson has brought to us five D&D builds that can break the rules of their class.

If we're going to be Frank with Daniel, or Danielson, if we're going to be Frank with Matthew, son of Daniel.

Frank Matthew Danielson Frank Matthew Danielson.

Man, oh, boy.

First name last names.

This is going to be, this is good.

Now that I've done this, it's going to be extremely difficult for me to meet someone who has a name with son at the end of it and not refer to them as first name, son of.

So Matthew, son of Daniel. I it and not refer to them as first name son of.

So Matthew, son of Daniel, I genuinely do not think that this is what they wanted the title to be because these are just subclasses.

This is not builds, which is totally fine.

Because I love this article because I think it's really important to look at from a DM

perspective as well as a player perspective. I still think it's a ridiculous to look at from a DM perspective, as well as a player's perspective.

I still think it's a ridiculous title.

So, but in essence, D&D subclasses that break the rules of their class.

Yeah.

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