Recent content by Nephilim00

The way it is now you can’t be a clone and an academy grad, or anything else that happens to a person’s life since birth.

I suggested making clone a gift of any heritage.

I’m a little confused. A character is born a clone. Why is that a background, not a heritage? It could be added to any heritage by making the rapid healing feature into a heritage gift.

I hate the sound of Ben’s voice. It doesn’t sound right coming out of his body.

Whenever I see “GOO” my first thought is “Grand Ole Opry”. Perhaps the patron could be a lineup of the spirits of dead country & western superstars.

So a character with the Performer skill and proficiency with a musical instrument gets advantage, but a singer with Performer skill just rolls normally.

Hartsvale

That explains much. I only know what is written about this feature in a5e.tools—no context is provided there.

This feature only gives your character a medium beast. But a mount has to be at least one size larger than the rider. So the character must be something like a halfling, gnome or goblin?

IRL city walls had other uses. For instance, generating revenue—you can tax people coming and going thru gates. Information gathering—monitor the comings and going’s of people. Protection from the wild—keep predators like wolves and bears out. You need to determine what functions other than...

Except it’s not coming from the Mystical Talent feat, but Monster Hunter (referenced in the post’s title).

Any character can pick up this cantrip thru a feat. “You use your spell casting ability for your attack and damage roll.” Which ability does a non-spell caster use?

This is an old thread but I was just thinking about the topic today. If the character gets their dragonmark early (before their adventuring career begins), then take a culture that provides all the powers of the mark. (Ex. Storm culture provides sea/air vehicles prof with an expertise dice...

There are various martial class and archetype abilities which are tied into the character’s reputation. For example, a level 18 Fighter/Gladiator just looks mean, and everyone within 60 feet is afraid. Now, the descriptive text says it’s because their reputation precedes them. What if the...

So how does a character get these traditions? They don’t appear on the lists for any adventuring class or archetype. The character would have to take a level 1 in Fighter (since they can pick from ANY tradition), or take the Martial Scholar feat. Any other paths to choosing these?