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Message: <blockquote data-quote="morepurplemorebetter" data-source="post: 6804300" data-attributes="member: 6788192">The barbarian rage thing is a tricky one. In your text it is unclear that the attacking or taking damage is counted from your last turn until the end of your current turn. So, I took another crack at it and this is what I've come up with:[code]   Start/end as bonus action; add damage to melee weapons that use Str; lasts 1 min   Adv. on Strength checks/saves (not attacks); resistance to bludgeoning/piercing/slashing   Stops if I end turn without attacking or taking damage since last turn, or unconscious[/code]As for the Wild Shape, it is very unfortunate that the rules are pretty vague. I will try my best to make the wild shape as open-ended as possible, leaving all the fields editable so people can follow their own interpretations, adjusting mine.So does this mean that you apply the proficiency bonus of the character or the one of the animal, to the skills the character is proficient with? I think, considering <a href="http://www.sageadvice.eu/2015/01/23/wildshape-with-proficiency/" target="_blank">this</a>, that it is more about the actual bonus than the proficiency. So if the character is proficient in a skill, the skill uses the creature's skill bonus, or the calculated skill bonus of the druid, whichever is higher.To make this more accessible to edit, I will add a Proficiency Bonus field to every Wild Shape.Another thing I'm thinking about with Wild Shape: Should I have it automatically add the bonuses entered for saves, skills, jack of all trades, etc? Some of those things are class features that would, in my interpretation, transfer to Wild Shape. A level 10 Paladin gets his Charisma added to his saves (and that of allies). This should still work in a Wild Shape.Some people even go so far as to have the creature use the proficiency bonus of the PC for the attacks of the wild shape... Ahhh I now have no idea what the original intent behind the Wild Shape is and how it is supposed to work...</blockquote>

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