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Former Cultist Ability Scores: Wisdom, Intelligence or Charisma Feat: Magic Initiate (Wizard or Cleric) Skills: Arcana or Religion and Deception Tool Proficiency: Disguise Kit

Exile Ability Scores: Constitution, Wisdom or Charisma Feat: Lucky Skills: Deception and Survival Tool Proficiency: One Tool proficiency based off former life before exile

Abacus Intelligence You can do math at a fast pace using an abacus with accuracy.

Gardeners Tools Dexterity You can maintain or repair lawns and gardens from a pot plant to an estate.

Tailors Tools You can use the tools required to measure, make and adjust clothing.

Fortune Teller Ability Scores: Wisdom, Intelligence or Charisma Feat: Magic Initiate Skills: Persuasion or Deception and Insight Tool Proficiency: Tarot Cards (See Homebrew Tool Proficiency thread)

I do not believe I am the only person that believes there are many missing things that would be expressed as tool proficiencies. This impacts upon Characters do things in game that they want to be a part of their character ability set and it impacts upon background design I have discovered. So...

Circus Performer Ability Scores: Strength, Dexterity or Charisma Feat: Lucky Skills: Acrobatics and Perform Tool Proficiency: Choose one kind of Musical Instrument

As a fun Idea how about I throw out a background for people to come up with as a challenge? First challenge.......Tax Collector.

Pilgram Ability Scores: Constitution, Wisdom or Charisma Feat: Magic Initiate (Cleric) Skills: Persuasion and Survival Tool Proficiency: Herbalism Kit

Vigilante Ability Scores: Strength, Dexterity or Intelligence Feat: Savage Attacker Skills: Investigation and Intimidation Tool Proficiency: Disguise Kit or Thieves tools???

Street Urchin Ability Scores: Dexterity, Intelligence or Charisma Feat: Alertness Skills: Athletics, Stealth and Sleight of Hand Tool Proficiency does not make sense for street urchin but if one had to be chosen instead of a third skill I would say Thieves Tools.

Strive to Protect Origin Feat When an ally you can see becomes bloodied as a reaction you can move up to half your movement. This movement must end you closer to the bloodied ally. This movement can only be made once per a round.

I was wandering if it should scale beyond Con modifier improvement for an Origin feat. It would of been nice if the rules discussed how far an origin feat can go.

I have started up a separate thread to homebrew origin feats, some of which may help us here.

Driven Origin Feat When you take this feat choose a skill or tool proficiency, when you choose roll heroic inspiration for this skill or tool you can do so when you fail a roll instead of immediately after rolling. Once per day when you successfully roll the chosen skill or tool proficiency...

As discussed in the Background Homebrew thread I started earlier it has arisen several times that a lack of Origin Feats has curtailed the ability to create backgrounds. So here we are, a space to knock our heads together and come up with some origin feats to help with the process. Let's get...

Squire Ability Scores: Strength, Constitution or Charisma Feat: Skilled Skills: Animal Handling and History Tool Proficiency: Smiths Tools Student Ability Scores: Constitution, Intelligence or Wisdom Feat: Skilled Skills: Investigation and History Tool Proficiency: Calligrapher's Supplies

Jester / Fool Ability Scores: Dexterity, Intelligence or Charisma Feat: Lucky Skills: Acrobatics and Perform Tool Proficiency: Any Musical instrument

Laborer - Quarry Ability Scores: Strength, Dexterity or Constitution Feat: Toughness Skills: Athletics and Intimidation Tool Proficiency: Mason's Tools