Well versed in both spell and sword, Bladesingers are suitable for many roles on the battlefield.

Have you ever played a Wizard and thought to yourself, “Sometimes, I dream of charging into battle with the Fighters and Barbarians, laughing in the face of danger”? Enter the Bladesinger. Full customization and control of your character, none of the flipping through hundreds of pages to reference obscure rules. This is to allow a streamlined view of the subclass’s features and because the other options are discussed in the 5e Wizard Guide or other Subclass Guides.ĭ&D Beyond can help create your characters by making choices using a step-by-step approach.

If you do not take this option your character would not be optimizedįor our Subclass Guides, we focus mainly on the Blue and Sky Blue options and options that are different from the parent class’ rating for races, backgrounds, and feats. Blue is a great option, you should strongly consider this option for your character.Red isn’t going to contribute to the effectiveness of your character build at all.You can find a full overview of the Wizard class here: DnD 5e Wizard.įor our full class guides, we use the following color rating scheme: This guide is meant as a deep dive into the Wizard Subclass, the Bladesinger. Update January 13, 2021: Made changes based on the Bladesinger errata from Tasha’s Cauldron of Everything What is this guide?

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