The only other option was the somewhat underwhelming Tavern Brawler feat, which assigned a measly 1d4 to unarmed damage.
Fighter sharpshooter 5e plus#
(You could ask your DM for a net with barbs or somethin like that, but that's entirely homebrew). For a long time in 5e, the only way to play a competent unarmed fighter was to play the monk class, which gets more powerful unarmed strikes, plus a number of other powerful benefits for fighting unarmed and unarmored. No, can't add sharpshooter damage or the superiority dice from quick toss to the net because it simply does not deal damage.
No, you can't add the archery style bonus to the attack roll you make with the net, because it's not a ranged weapon, only a thrown weapon.
I recommend using a bow, since you already have sharpshooter. Can Wizards and spell caster classes also deal 200 hit point damage per round (D&D 5e). Boom, now you can toss a net to restrain a creature and attack them on the same round. that lets them deal up to 200 hit points damage per round. A human in clanging plate armor holds her shield before her as she runs toward the massed goblins. The Battlemaster fighter has a maneuvers that allows you to throw a thrown weapon as a bonus action by expending a superiority die. The sharpshooter feat allows you to attack at long range without disadvantage.
This means that if you throw it a it's regular range (5 ft.), you have disadvantage for making a ranged attack in melee range and if your throw it from the long range, you also have disadvantage. Fighter Ranger Rogue 5E Classes That Should Consider Taking the Crossbow Expert Feat Clerics Martial clerics (those with the Death, Tempest, Twilight, or War domains) have proficiency with all crossbows, and can use them effectively while moving around most battlefields. Nets are thrown weapons, but they have a regular range of 5 ft. Since everyone have already explained why nets and legendary resists don't even interact, I'll actually give you a viable net build:
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