D&D 5E Would You Allow this Feat?

[Fenris-77]

Crafting armor out of natural materials is very cool. Adding some small benefits outside simply cosmetic makes it feel a little more worth the time and effort. Also useful specifically for the Druid. You could also consider giving special materials benefits that mitigate small parts of the normal armors. Maybe a medium armor that allows +3 DEX, or a medium armor equivalent that doesn't impose disadvantage on Stealth. Buoyant armor that provides a bonus to swimming checks, armor that provides natural camouflage, the possibilities are endless.

 

[Stoutstien]

It's non magical. You could make dragon scale armor for a dragon and have a druid wear it.

There's no limit to how much you can craft, the limit is the dragon parts.

You could kill a dragon and make an elemental dagger for each member of the party.

Doesn't require attunement. Can be enchanted I suppose.

I why away from any form of feat taxes. Crafting is covered with tool proficiency + DM fiat for limit of materials and recipes so no need to add a feat to do what is already allowed.

 

[Zardnaar]

I why away from any form of feat taxes. Crafting is covered with tool proficiency + DM fiat for limit of materials and recipes so no need to add a feat to do what is already allowed.

This is crafting with special materials that grants a quasi magical ability.

Sure you can craft stuff out of dragon parts but you don't get an extra dice of damage or elemental resistance.

PCs have a blue dragon hunt next week with Dragonlances (dragonslayer lance's/spear).

Milestone leveling if one takes the feat they can craft lightning resistance armor and +1d6 elemental weapons.