Subclasses
Despite subclasses War and Death being in the list, this class is well-known for it's healing spells and peacefulness!
What is Cleric?
Infamous for their jokes of being squishy, either of these classes have a d6 as their hit dice!
What is Wizard/Sorcerer?
A classic with +5 bonus to initiative, this feat is generally a good consideration for those taking night watches on long rests!
What is "Alert" feat?
A common one on daggers, this property allows the wielder to use dexterity mod or strength mod to figure up damage numbers.
What is "Finesse"?
The stereotypical short starter enemy, with it's nimble escape and funny names!
What is Goblin?
Unlike other Monk subclasses, this one is a lot more... tipsy by nature.
What is Way of the Drunken Master?
Between classes, this is the most common dice type to have your hit points decided by!
What is d8?
For those who wish to use firearms, this feat is invaluable for it's ability to ignore loading property.
What is "Gunner" feat?
This property only allows one attack per turn, regardless of bonus actions, reactions, and extra attack.
What is Loading property?
The infamously difficult monster itself, with 25 AC and a reflective carapace!
What is Tarrasque?
This Bard subclass is known for it's flourishes and physical fighting styles!
What is College of Swords?
A classic pick for newcomers, this type is well known for various combat styles and flavorings, yet often simpler mechanics for newcomers to pick up and go with!
What is Fighter?
This feat allows you to accurately recall anything said to or seen by you within the past month.
What is Keen Mind?
The rules are veritable based on standing or running, and have been made into a common joke among the community. Rules as written is strength based but split between score and mod.
What is Jumping.
Chaotic evil and a more classic fright within the community, she's the Dragon Goddess of Evil!
Who is Tiamat?
Despite the name's connotations, one of the few firey spells this druidic subclass misses is fireball!
What is Circle of Wildfire?
This class has rules-as-written consequences for going back on their word, and a whole other subclass for when it all falls apart!
What is Paladin?
Between the three "Gift of the ___ Dragon" feats, this one has a telekinetic reaction!
What is "Gift of the Gem Dragon"?
Unless otherwise argued, this weapon type does not usually allow proficiency, and is a d4 of DM's discretion damage type.
What is Improvised Weapon?
This dragon type is commonly within the good alignment.
What is Metallic Dragon?
This is the only subclass to have exhaustion as a consequence!
What is Berzerker Barbarian?
This artificer infusion allows the wearer to teleport 15 feet into an unoccupied space as a bonus action.
What is Boots of the Winding Path?
By standard publishing, this stat has the most options to increase through feats!
What is Strength?
A commonly ignored rule of DnD, both due to it's difficulty on new players trying to keep track and for it's strain on story progression via key and personal items.
What is Encumbrance?
The demilich, in contrast to the standard lich, has a few variations. In terms of appearance, the biggest one is...
What is lack of body?