You Might Be a Forge Cleric | Cleric Subclass Guide for DND 5e
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In a campaign I did with some buddies a while back the DM threw at us a custom monster that could basically lock someone in place just by looking at them thanks to their steel eyes. Our bard then proceeded to use heat metal on the monster’s eyes.
Sounds like you’ve got an epic dm who wanted that to happen too
Cook and book
An enemy of ours had this golden ring with an extremely deep story behind it I was the artificer who used heat metal on it and kept it going for two thirds of the match, he did not like that
One my DM gave us a “NUKE” or demon book that we hit with my lighting breath cause I am a blue Dragonborn that nearly cause a TPK that everyone agreed was ok until demonic lighting struck all around us so fun then we had to fight religious police or something
add a forge cleric to a party with a battle smith artificer and you might never need to visit a blacksmith again
Or have a Forge Cleric/ Battle Smith multiclass
@@tyleriron-bear177nah id rather not be MAD
@@tyleriron-bear177 Nah, have two master craftsmen with a rivalry one-upping each other. More gear and better gear.
@@bthsr7113They could be based on Brok and Sindri from God of War. 😂
@@michaeledmunds7056A pair of Dwarf brothers constantly bitching believing their specific craft is the top tier, but when they finally shut the hell up and work together they can create weapons that make the gods piss themselves. That's gold right there.
>Celestial dorks >Moradin THAT'S GOING IN THE BOOK, MANLING
Is it... GRUDGING TIME!?
One of my most favorite characters was my Goliath Forge Cleric. He was a bruly, short tempered man, but he was a single father to an adopted baby girl who he just melted for.
I think the time limit may be only if unused? Like a despawn rate when left untouched. The way it's worded implies you can use it but if it isn't used or there is leftover materials, the unused and leftover material disappears. But if it has been worked into a complete shape then jt wont disappear even after the time limit expires.
So for example. If I process a gold ingot in to an gold bar. The gold bar won't disappear?
Nope. It's a straight up time limit. And it's been that way since the beginning. Creation was a shadow spell, allowing illusionists (a separate class back) to make things temporarily from shadows, hence why they made a time limit. Like the 5e illusionist subclass feature Illusory Reality, when you solidify an illusion, it's never permanent. And Creation is still an illusion spell in 5e. We think of it as a conjuration spell, conjuring stuff from nothing, but it's really an illusion spell and probably shouldn't be a part of the forge cleric's domain spells. (Since forge is more about crafting than using illusions). Honestly it's not that bad if they would put the word temporarily in Creation's spell description. Making a mitral coat or adamantine sword for a minute would be cool. It's the expectations that Creation is like Fabricate only better. And it's not.
@@ericpeterson8732 ooh... I see now. Although I'm sure if you work with a DM you can probably bend the rules a bit? Provided the DM is lenient. Another question I have to ask. The food time limit makes no sense to me. What happens if you eat the food, does it disappear from your stomach then?
@@ericpeterson8732if I’m being honest I’m not a fan of that I think it should just be you create the item forge it and it’s yours trying to derive deeper meaning from a Games workshop style rules wording is how you get grey hairs
Creation is not actually for making RAW materials you then turn into things. It's for making THE THINGS. The time limit is regarding the components OF said thing. Nothing created by the spell is permanent, full stop. However, you're not limited to just creating a block of stone or a bar of gold. You can create an adamantine warhammer with gold trimming, a fine wooden haft, and a diamond spike just for lols. However, the hammer will disappear after one minute if you use Adamantine. Use for example steel instead, and it'll last 10 minutes due to the diamond, however once the time is up it'll vanish. Nowhere in the spell does it say the material you create has hitpoints or anything, if you make Adamantine it will have ALL the properties of Adamantine, so an Adamantine shield while only lasting one minute will still give you.... Uhm...... *Shouts into distance* Hey why isn't there an Adamantine Shield item in the game? Alright, so if you make a MITHRIL sword it will have all the properties of a Mithril sword, cause apparently the ONLY use for Adamantine is as armor. Anyway, this means you can create pretty much anything that fits in a 5 foot cube, which is pretty big. Assuming you have a sample of the material you're going to make, as specified in the components. So if you want a mithril sword, you need at least a bit of mithril to start with. No, you can't bypass this with a focus, that's not how those work. Since the item you make is a fully functional item, not just a cheap copy, it means you could for example conjure enough rope to fill a 5 foot cube, and you'd have all that rope which you could cut and use as you please for a full 24 hours. The spell specifies PRECIOUS metals stick around for an hour, so I'm going to say stuff like iron or steel are in the stone category (The spell specifically mentions stuff like iron alongside stone as well), so adding some iron hooks to your rope will only knock it down to 12 hours. If you want to be cheeky, this spell says you must create a singular object, it can be composed of various materials and components, but it needs to qualify as one thing, so making a stack of steel plates is a no go. HOWEVER, someone with the Fabricate spell could easily turn that block of steel into plates. More useful probably would be making like a billion ball bearings for some wacky plan involving a scooby doo esque trap, against a Tarrasque. Creation and Fabricate don't generally overlap because Creation can already directly make anything Fabricate could make, and if you make something out of Creation materials it'll disappear, but there are niche cases where combining them can give DMs a headache. Which is really half the fun of Illusion magic. With Programmable Illusion it would be effortless to create a ring that produces fancy lights and junk when you cast the Creation spell, so you could oh for example walk into the shop of a Jeweler and demonstrate your Ring of Endless Gems by "Conjuring" a solid diamond the size of your head and then offering to sell this ring to said jeweler while allowing him to inspect the diamond all he wants as for all intents and purposes it is a 100% real diamond. Once you've gotten a fat sack of coins in exchange for this ring which you're selling for money due to oh I dunno some noble found out you have it and is hunting you down so you need to get rid of it and this guy should make SURE he keeps it secret, you get the fuck outta there and 10 minutes later the diamond disappears and the ring just stops functioning. Of course, the entire time you were under the effects of a disguise self spell so if the Jeweler starts looking, he'll be looking for the wrong species entirely. Illusion magic is really underrated I think, I just never see people talking about how insanely powerful it is compared to spells like Fireball or even Sending honestly. Dream is a 5th level Illusion spell that while 2 levels higher than Sending lets you have a MUCH more extended conversation with someone as well as have limitless control over the dreamscape allowing you to recreate locations you've been in (Combine that shit with Keen Mind, think about it) create people of note, or just whatever else you wanna show them. That beats 25 words, doesn't it? Dream is a game changer when it comes to keeping a network of contacts around the world, which isn't easy to manage even once you get Teleport, but with this spell it's a piece of cake. So anyway, yeah this spell does NOT create permanent items. You cannot use Creation to make a block of GOLD and then turn that gold into like rings or something and sell them and not get chased by the guards an hour later. For reference, just creating a gigantic block of some material, is actually one of the specific effects of the WISH spell. Like people sometimes forget this, Wish has TWO types of effects. There's the do anything aspect, and then there's the "You can do this and your DM isn't allowed to fuck with you" list. This is a list of things Wish can do that your DM doesn't get to say anything about. This list includes casting any lower level spell basically for free, but it also includes outright creating permanent materials, like a cubic meter block of gold. Yes, given lots of time you can make a house out of Minecraft Gold Blocks and your DM isn't allowed to make the gold randomly explode or turn into a gold dragon after 10D8 days. They CAN drop a gold dragon ON your house, so do be careful of that.
Forge Cleric was my first character and it was so much fun! Though I think in true first character fashion I did not take full advantage of everything this class was capable of, there were still some fun moments. Like when my party got trapped on a deserted island and my character used channel divinity to just make a boat. It was fun seeing my DM's bafflement because he forgot I could do that. XD
Yep, rowboat is 50gp. That checks out.
I find that your videos give me some of the best inspiration for characters, and you deserve so many more subscribers
Wow, thank you!
Creation is one of my favorite spells. You don't make raw materials you make any basic object that you are familiar with. Yes it only lasts the stated time, but that's MORE then enough to be of use. Sleeping in the wild and want to piss off the other players? Make a 4 poster bed with silk sheets and fluffy pillows to sleep on while they sleep on the ground. Need some money quick? Make a literal wagon full of high end spices or silks and sell them at the market. Sure it will all vanish later, but you got paid. Or, combine it with Animate Object to make a giant solid steel knight statue to bring to life and solo the bandit camp. That's not even talking about casting it at higher levels. You add 5 more feet to that cube on all sides with each level. That's a MASSIVE increase in mass. Forget dropping your puny 5 foot cube of steel on someone's home, try a 25 by 25 foot solid gold d6 coming from the heavens as the Gods say you failed that Death Saving Throwing. The only limits here are your imagination and what your DM will let you get away with creating. Have fun.
"...turning slabs into stabs..." Just great work there, man. Love it.
The creation spell could have a lot of out of combat uses. Make something that’s super rare and valuable, sell it, now you have 1-5 minutes to leave before it disappears and you didn’t lose anything from your inventory for real.
Creation’s main use is that it makes an object, this object can be a fully “crafted” item. So it’s basically a way to just hammerspace any object you’re missing from your adventuring toolkit.
I know that I'm a forge cleric. I made a minotaur forge cleric dedicated to Hephestus. He's been my absolute favorite character to play. Plus the spells ar SOOOO OP. A surprisingly large amount of damage from animated objects or wall of fire.
Yaaaaasssssssss. War forged forge domain cleric with a shield. AC 20 at level 1.
Warforged: I AM THE WALL
I imagine a high level forge cleric and Armorer Artificer toiling for days in the heart of an active, constantly being fed materials and arcane might by a enchantment wizard to create their Magnum Opus, a colossal mech on par with the tarrasque in size and power
I played a warforge forge cleric named Sindri in my first ever campaign. didn't go much of anywhere but he killed an ice dragon :)
My first character was a dragonborn fighter / forge cleric. Unfortunately I didn't get to play him for too long but while I did I had great fun with it. Also, the Armorer from the Mandalorian is probably the best representation of a Forge cleric, both the actual forging and the spiritual aspect.
Your in all honesty one of my favorite dnd KZheadrs ever
I very strongly associate them with artificers. I mean, they work differently and have somewhat different lore, but the concepts are pretty close (and I like both)
I'm running a Forge Cleric hill dwarf; yes, he's a cleric of Moradin, but there's so much more to him (such as the fact that until recently he couldn't wear metal because he was under a curse). I multiclassed him into Fighter (Eldritch Knight) to get the Weapon Bond ability. It makes for a nice combination; that plus his normal cleric spells, he's a ritual caster (all clerics are, of course), and he has a small amount of wizard power.
Had a dwarf forge cleric who would take items from dungeons/events in the party’s quests and turn them into keepsakes
the creation spell could allow you create components for resurrection spells
You could, but it wont work, Creation has the following sentence. "Using any material created by this spell as another spell's material component causes that spell to fail."
Sadly, it does not- the last line of the description of the Creation spell before the upcasting clause. I'd say if you used an object to create another - the object that was created can no longer be targeted (bit of a Ship of Theseus deal). That's just me, though. The other function is rather obvious to me, and that's to temporarily fool someone in a trade.
I play a Gunslinger/Forge Cleric multiclass and I just love looking for new materials to snatch so I can craft all kinds of things. So much flavor and roleplay opportunity 👍
That'd make getting ammo for your gun SO much easier. You could just conjure bullets with your channel divinity.
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Worth noting Magic weapon does require concentration! Still super flavorful though! Love the videos so so much!
Fantastic as always! One of the most OP characters I ever played was a saint of the forge.
Damn! I didn't expect this sub-class to be so interesting. And it really does cause a certain tingling sensation in the area of creation that makes you really want to create something. Thank you, this gave me the desire to go and work in the heart of a volcano
i love the video! i cant wait till you get to the artificer artillerist ik youll love it
less gooo! my favorite cleric subclass!!!
Never thought of being a forge cleric but after watching this, I have some great ideas of new characters I wanna build.
Great vid as always. My thirst for the aberrant mind sorc video only increases.
My very first character, Deric, was a Forge Cleric. Thank you for the giving this some justice!
These are the most entertaining class introduction videos I've seen. I'm new to DnD and didn't play a single game yet. I'm also a min/maxer at heart and watching all those tier lists on how good classes are made me always question what I should play. Your videos are the perfect counterbalance. These videos make every class look like there an absolute blast to play. Which persuades me not only to pick classes I completely dismissed, but also to pick classes I like, instead of the most efficient. Which is something I always struggle with. Keep up the awesome work.
I love this channel so much
so most content creators who cover 5e classes seem to be perpetually stuck in ranking them and figuring which are the most numerically superior (yay treating TTRPGs like PCRPGs..... sigh), what i LOVE about this channel is the sheer amount of appreciation for each subclass and the overall flavor it brings to playing a character as that class. i've played more hours of TTRPGs than would ever be advised by anyone, and one thing has ALWAYS been true, play what you feel like will be fun and you will have a good time (murderous DMs definitely withstanding). this series of videos give you the exact outlook you should have for each class, leave the number min/maxing for the PC games.
Thanks so much for that. Power fantasies are fine, but you let me play something that brings my character to life and I'm picking that every time.
7:38 “I call this: The Caged Monkey”-Master Wu
Last time I was a forge cleric, the DM thought it would be good to make us flat broke and undid our inworld ranks and equipment after we got to a high level. He was trying to make us do a start over, Like in Mafia2, but by then I had creation. I made lots of gold and we were back to our old ranks and equipment by the end of the day, despite his protests.
I didn't know Forge Cleric's were a thing. Thank you for this info.
Thanks for the fire content.
Finally, my favorite subclass
I hope we don’t FORGEt about the Forge Cleric.
Last time I slept to "the sound of hammer on steel" was well last night. I dont hear silence anymore, just constant screeching!
One way I used creation was in a situation where i needed to give up a valuable maguffin to bandits. I was in a position where they couldn’t see me, but I couldn’t get to them. So i used creation to make a forgery of the item we needed to give them, while also allowing the pcs who were held captive to go free. Arguably the smartest play I ever made in that campagin.
Would love to see a Whispers Bard. Very underrated subclass.
This is what I'm playing for my first campaign right now 🔨
So I had this fun idea for a Dwarven armorer artificer but it sounds like he’s dipping heavily into forge cleric. He’s got a backpack that you put raw materials into and something comes out. He’s got one metal arm so he doesn’t need tongs and all he wears is a very simple looking breastplate cuirass to protect his organs and a bucket helmet to protect his head because function over form. Leave all the fancy looking shit to the elves
Cleric is by far my favorite class but I've never looked into forge. Were starting a new campaign starting lvl 1 (very rare for us, we usually start at 5) and I'm excited as fuck! I landed on kaladesh dwarf cause God damn its built perfect for forge cleric lol plus I've never played a dwarf so ever more reason to be excited.
Forge cleric getting some love?
I am currently that battle mage tank for my party. Took Mark of Sentinel Human, and the Initiate of High Sorcery (Solinari) feat. an extra 1d4 to all insight and perception rolls, 2 free castings of Shield per LR, one free casting of Protection from Evil and Good per LR, and your choice of one of the blade-trips (I took Green Flame Blade, obviously). Throw the +1 onto your armor, grab a shield and quarterstaff, and shit gets serious
My dragonborn forge cleric / genie warlock (both classes are to the same patron IO or Asgorath) His breath creates items, i flavor him going into the genie vessel as his way of going too a personal forge to create stuff. Two ways to go warlock with this was getting chain and having a pseudodragon familiar that you flavor your castings of Eldritch blast be through your dragon friend, and be support caster. Second option is blade, and put more flavor in creating weapons, creating whatever weapon they find best suited for the fight theyre in... Either way, "hail the flames of chaos that allow us to create the world we see around us" (Also thanks for the fabricate tip, didnt know about the ability to make detailed stuff, always thought it was raw objects and materials)
I’ve been working on a half-elf forge cleric who was raised by a dwarf blacksmith, so he has a natural affinity for dwarven weapons and armour. I’m excited to use him in a campaign soon so I can use these cool-ass spells on him
"Because smithing this good belongs to the living." Necromancer: Yeah, that's why I need gold, I can't make the horde work the forges, so I have to hire people for that.
Ah yes, now I can finally fulfill my dream of becoming a priest of Hephaestus.
About the creation spell, the reason why the materials disappear. spell doesn't actually create the items. remember it's an illusion spell, so it uses basically shadows from the shadowfell to create a recreation of a specific material. The more expensive types of items are more difficult to create so the you can have them for less time. As for uses. this is not the most practical spell and it's uses are pretty niche. that's thing about illusion spells, they are only as useful as your creativity. i think the main intention is to make stuff that you need that you can't buy or have materials for. the main thing it has over other creation spells or abilities is that it can create more than one item so if you whole party needs something you can use it that way. good things that could work is clothes or armour insignias of a specific group. if you can cast it pre-combat (in like an ambush) you can create weapons that bypass the resistances for monsers, like silvered weapons for devils, but that's pretty niche, and by this time you have beter ways to make magical weapons or have found them by now, so if you dm is really stingy with magical weapons this could be an alternative. another you can do is scam people. make an valueble item, and you can convince them it's real and scam, provided you get the hell out of dodge, since the time is so limited. also money is not out of the question you can create a lot of gold, platinum coins, spend them and leave town before they discover the scam. There are sure other uses, but this is some stuff i could come up with.
Forge cleric is my all time favorite. 🎉
Okay so we have a very creative creation bard in our party who regularly uses Creation to make a huge couch next to an enemy and on the folloiwng turn using Animate Object to bring it to life and watch it beat up enemies with its....... couch arms. @You Might Be A DnD
Another good one.
When I tried to play a Forge Cleric my DM thought it was too OP so I wasn't allowed to make/craft things. I also wasn't allowed to play an Artificer, even after telling the DM that I always wanted to make things and have those things used by the party. Also didn't have much chance to change characters either, cause the game started like 10min after he told me no. I didn't come back to that table.
my Hill Dwarf Forge Cleric was my first character and is still runnning strong
Oh My Gosh!!! The dropping the 5 by 5 block of tungsten is exactly what has been happening in my current campaign. We killed a freaking Dromar with it. Although it wasn't tungsten, i think it was Mithril as it's heavier or something. But crunching some numbers, you'd be dropping the weight of a mountain on an enemy in a 5 by 5 area. Nothing is going to survive that. Sure, it'd be cheesing the game, but hey, it works
Splittermond artwork used in the thumbnail. I’m happy…
I took magic initiate for a feat on my forge cleric so that I could use booming blade. Couple that with warcaster and a 28AC and if anything got past me they had to pay a hefty price.
8:48 …Thank you
I love the spell heat metal because it can make some caster really cocky when talking to more marital class that wear armor and if you are a marital class that wears armor and someone cast it on you and they are to close or cant run fast enough you can catch up to them and hug them so they take that same damage as you do and with most casters not having enough hp they run out of hp before you do.
Damn, that's metal
I'm not familiar with crafting in pen and paper dnd but one good use for spending time creating things that dissappear soon enough if you are going the hyper-realistic route, is to create high level tools, IE; you are going to work on some homebrew metal trying to create a full plate that has a super high DC due to the homebrew material and the product itself being high grade? well having something like an adamantium hammer to work it up would help the DC check, if the creation of the full plate takes longer than the duration of the hammer you are creating then you might want help from a second forge cleric who creates and provides you the tools while you are working, this might sound redundant since you could just buy the tools, but that's probably the point, saving on some extremely expensive tools or something that you might not have access too or even be too underleveled to procure, also basically twinkling that production line.
Roleplaying Brok the Forge Master, brother to artificer Sindri. Nothing but Dwarf memes and Beer. Can I get a Rock and Stone?
Please do the Fathomless Warlock or the Phantom Rogue
Boom Baby!
Im thinking a Forge cleric, Artificer Battlesmith would be a cool mix
Maybe the creation can be used to make a tool with the proper properties you need, like a diamond edged chisel so you can work with certain materials easier?
Favorite use of creation was as a bulette tried to swallow my forge cleric I formed a slab of iron in its stomach and cast heat metal.
"I'm a priest, not a saint." ~Abbe Faria, Priest
Creation would be great for creating a more tasty metal than your armor to distract a rust monster
Tbh i dont even play dnd, i just love to watch this videos
Currently I'm playing as a barbarian/ forge cleric and believe me, if as fun as you think. Forge domain cleric is an awesome subclass
a real nasty Combo with the Forge Cleric is casting Heat Metal on your own weapon ( especially after your immune to Fire) to get that extra spicy damage ( 2d6 maul + 2d8 divine + 11d8 9th level heat metal + 16 Mods + great weapon fighting) for an average of (let me calculate) 82 damage per round for a minute, and more if it's a critical. That's 820 damage in a minute.
My favorite thing about a forge cleric is RAW you have a great chance of 1v1ing an ancient red dragon because you have the most insane durability and plenty of spells to do damage.
Its kinda silly that after dwarves, mechanically the next best race I can think of for a forge cleric is a high elf, forge cleric doesnt get proficiency with d8 1 handed weapons by default, dwarves give battleaxe and warhammer, elf gives longsword, but high elves also get a wizard cantrip so you can add booming blade or green flame blade to your repetoire which will buff your melee attacks if you go the brawler route in playstyle. Alternatively I suppose you could multiclass into eldritch knight for that as well but thats a big can of worms.
while Creation seems like more of an out of combat spell at first glance, I think it's actually more of an in combat spell. With Creation, you can make swords and armor out of pure Adamantine or Mithral for 1 minute (60 turns), you can trap someone under a led or gold cube you drop on them for 10min (more effective at higher levels and you might be able to convince your DM to have this do damage and in turn do a lot of damage), you can put someone in a cage of steel to shut them down for a turn or two, ect. The possibilities are endless, as long as you have any material on you and have seen what your making then you can do it, and remember that the spell never says you can't make a bigger version of what you have seen so nothing is stopping you from dropping a 5ft long short sword on the bbeg.
The problem here is that the casting time is a minute, meaning that you are spending multiple actions on this spell if you do it in combat
8:41 some spells need materials. U can use them to give ur spell caster materials for spells
Read the spell description. This explicitly does not work.
Story time! Playing a Hill Dwarf Forge Cleric currently, lvl10, and we recently had a boss fight that showed off all the blessings of a Forge Cleric. 3 Elite/boss monsters that continuously buffed each other and spawned waves of minions. We were lucky enough to get a surprise round and I Banished one Elite out of the picture. Hell ya. Barbarian barreled into the nastier of the two remaining while kept the other one busy, bonking it with my warhammer and Spiritual Weapon. It got hairy at one point where I was surrounded on all sides, but 22 AC and Warcaster meant I barely took damage and when I did I was not dropping concentration. Oh I forgot to mention, my full plate armour was custom made in less than a day. How you ask? Spent the gold for all the materials and Fabricate spell it into non-magical plate. Used Artisan's Blessing and the cheapest +1 full plate you'll find without thieving it.
Hey, I know it is not an official Subclass but could you do a video on the Gunslinger fighter Subclass please. " You might be a Gunslinger, Fighter subclass Guide for DND"
I can only create so many characters but this subclass is simply too cool not to
Would fabricate work for making smaller pieces of a larger object or vehicle? Like a giant statue, or a Teddy Ruxpin style airship?
please do arcfey warlock next
Forge cleric/artificer would be a great mix
flavor-wise yes but you'd have to balance str/dex, con, int and wis which would be hard
@@nerotoxin0661 If you're a battle smith / forge cleric and wear medium armor, you can dump strength and leave DEX at 14 but balancing INT and WIS is still difficult unless you rolled stats and rolled really good.
Creation is the most powerful damage spell in the game, technically. Teleport 100 miles above battlefield, wearing amulet of adaptation. Cast creation at 9th level for a cylinder of platinum 20 feet long by 5 feet in diameter, with a tapered tip. let it fall. extrapolating from the damage a handgun does from the players handbook and the energy imparted from a standard 9mm handgun, It deals 10 billion d10 Damage to whatever it collides with as it accelerates to the ground at mach 7, and is so fast nothing can get a reaction or saving throw against it. it impacts with the force greater than the smallest nuke, devastating the surrounding area with blast effect.
So funny to see this video when Im about to play a One Shot and im gonna play a Rock Gnome Cleric Forge domain multiclass Artificer…4 lvl in cleric and 2 lvl Artificer🤣🤣(we play a one shot in the middle off the main campaign cuz our main group has to created a weapon for killing dragons and it take 30 in game day soo instead we to s one shot to to the vampire lord we up againts)
I'm now coming up with an NPC named Ymba for my game.
I want to see a prophetic with all the abilities biblia or John Constantine😅
Here’s an idea: What about building a “Fire” Genasi as a Forge Cleric?
Nice
*pokes the algorithm*
Correction: Magic Weapon is concentration, making it worse than I realized. Probably don't use it.
I'm honestly surprised he didn't use the forging scene from Sword Art Online Abridged. If you know, you know
creation possibly to create your smithing station for an hour ?
Could you use Creation to cheat material component requirements?
Oathbreaker Paladin pls
Creation is very useful if you have Korrid friends
Likes for the like god! Comment for the algorithm throne! ... Seriously though, very nice and very interesting concept; not really a cleric dude myself aside from the light domain, but I may try and take the forge out for a spin
Is Oathbreaker exclusive to Paladin classes? I am curious since Clerics don't really have oaths but I would love to see an Oathbreaker Forge Cleric that is hunting down their former clients that have defiled their works and slowly destroys their creations.