Your destiny started elsewhere, but The Land is in your blood. Once per Long Rest, as an Action, you may surround yourself with a dense fog, which lasts for 1 minute. This effect mimics the effects of a Blur spell, cast at 2nd level. To add this to your character on D&D Beyond, use this link and add it as a “Custom Feat”. https://www.dndbeyond.com/feats/1214396-minor-trait-for-the-mist-other
Even the smallest heroes can be the greatest threat. If you are a size Small creature, you gain a +2 bonus to damage rolls when using a melee weapon with two hands.
In your time before The Land, you have seen a lot of things that would make even the darkest soul quake in anger. It has scarred you, and you have learned to use it to your advantage. Whenever you enter a Barbarian’s rage, you gain a +1 bonus to damage, in addition to the normal +2. If your rage damage bonus increases to +4, this bonus increases to +2.
For whatever reason, a small bag of breadsticks appears in your inventory each morning. They are light and fluffy, and taste of butter and garlic, and remain warm all day. While these breadsticks have no nutritional value, they certainly improve your spirit. Eating these breadsticks as an action will give you 1d10 Temporary Hit Points, which to not expire until used, or until the end of a Long Rest.
Dense hairs are sought after by tailors and armor smiths as they can greatly aid in the crafting of fine clothing and protective armors. Some may be enchanted for special purposes. These items can be used as a common Binding for Tailoring, Leatherworking, or Smithing (Armor Only); or as a Base for Jewelling. Weight: 0.1 lbs. Cost: 3 SP. Rarity: Uncommon
Claws from Bay Gulls are exceptionally strong, and can be fashioned into Boneshard Arrows, which shatter once they’ve pierced a target, leaving damaging shards embedded in their unfortunate victim. When creating a basic arrow, a Fletcher may instead substitute one unit of Ivory Claws to produce Boneshard Arrows. Weight: 0.1 lbs. Cost: 1 GP. Rarity: Uncommon. Sell Value: N/A
This powder is made from the very strong teeth or bones of certain creatures, and can be used as a crafting ingredient. This item is a common Organic Base for a Potion. Weight: 0.2 lbs. Cost: 2 SP. Rarity: Uncommon
This salt that comes from deep within the Sea of Fallen Stars is renown for this sharp taste and overwhelming flavor. This is a Seasoning, which can be added to any Cooking recipe. When added to a recipe of at least Rank 1, the food grants a +1 bonus to Saving Throws against Poison effects for the duration of the recipe. Weight: 0.1 lbs. Cost: 2 SP. Rarity: Uncommon. Sell Price: N/A
This small green herb tends to grow in the shadow of larger trees, feeding off roots. If chewed as an action, it gives the target Regeneration (1) for 10 Rounds. Regeneration stacks from different sources, but eating multiple Forest Sage plants at the same time will simply increase the duration of the regeneration. When a target receives Forest Sage (which counts as an Item Activation), the character heals one Hit Point immediately, then the Regeneration Read more…
This sticky, adhesive fluid melts its target when it is comes in contact with most materials. As an action, you can throw this flask up to 20 feet, shattering it on impact. Make a ranged attack against a creature or object, treating the Lesser Acidbomb as an improvised weapon. On a hit, the target takes 1d4 acid damage at the start of each of its turns. A creature can end this damage by using its Read more…
Haldir Moss, also known as a variety of “Glow Moss”, is a pungent purple moss that grows deep underground, feeding on the Red Venom powder. It had a bright purple glow and natural adhesion properties, and is often applied to armor or weapons as a source of light. Fresh off the wall, Haldir Moss gives off light at range of 30 Bright Light, and an additional 30 Dim Light. This light will fade by 10′ Read more…
This underground plant feeds off the Red Venom minerals, absorbing moisture from the air and minerals from the water. Depending on what it has been feeding off of, Caveweed is a nutritious meal that alleviates both hunger and thirst, but has the taste of old paper mush. Caveweed can be used as a Dense Vegetable Paste for multiple cooking recipes. Weight: 0.1 lbs. Cost: 2 SP. Rarity: Common
Powdered Crystal is the most commonly used binder in the Enchanting Skill. This powder is necessary for forcing magical enchantments to bond to items, such as Armor, Weapons, or Rings. Some might say, it’s the glue that bonds magic to non-magic. Weight: 0.1 lbs. Cost: 1 GP. Rarity: Uncommon. Sell Value: N/A
This lesser acid can be harvested from many creatures, and is generally naturally occurring in insects (although several monstrosities can produce it as well). Depending on its density, it will generally stick to a target and cause damage every round, mimicking a bleeding effect. Rarity: Uncommon Type: Organic Ingredient (Acid) Weight: 1 lbs. Cost: 5 SP (Sell Price: No Value)
The catacombs and caverns that run below the surface world are as varied as its surface, but there are common traits within its walls that can be observed. This Subskill increases your chance of finding the basics of life when travelling though the subterranean world. A Dungeoneering Subskill check can be substituted for a Survival check while you are at least half a mile from any cave entrance, or otherwise completely underground. Additionally, if you Read more…
You have studied the inner mechanics of traps, and are cool and collected when disarming them. You may substitute this Subskill for a Sleight of Hand check when you are attempting to disarm a trap or other mechanical device. Not that this Subskill does not detect traps; it is intended for what you do with them after you find them. At Rank 2 of this Subskill or higher, once per trap, you may reroll a Read more…
None shall escape you. This skill allows you to find and follow the footprints and spoor of your prey. This is one of the few Subskills that stacks with other Subskills on the same roll; you may add your bonus in a terrain-specific Survival skill (such as Forestry or Dungeoneering) to your Tracking Subskill roll. An Tracking Subskill check can be substituted for a Survival check while you are trying to find clues to locate Read more…
Tailoring represents the art of crafting armor, clothing, and equipment from organic materials such as leather, cloth, and hides. A skilled tailor can create everything from lightweight, flexible armor to durable adventuring gear, blending function with artistry. Tailoring allows characters to work with materials gathered in the wild—such as the pelts of beasts, rare fibers, or exotic leathers—to craft custom items that suit their needs. Beyond its practical applications, Tailoring provides opportunities for unique customization, Read more…
Sustenance isn’t always found on trees, and vermin are very common beneath your feet. This Subskill increases your chance of finding the basics of life when travelling in a city environment. A Streetwise Subskill check can be substituted for a Survival check while you are in a village, town, or other population center that you can blend into. Additionally, if you have another Subskill that specifically targets city environments, such as Tracking, you can add Read more…
Not all power comes from weapons or spells. A master of this skill can calm the fiercest dragon using only a voice. You can substitute a Singing Subskill check for a Performance check when you are singing. At Rank 2 of this Subskill or higher, you are more resistant to opposing sounds, and gain a +1 bonus to your Armor Class and Saving Throws against attacks that do Thunder damage. Additional perks will be unlocked Read more…
It is always best to keep your head above water, and Shipbuilding will help you do that more easily. This Subskill will allow you to repair and eventually create your own sailing vessels. While this is primarily a Crafting Subskill, it does have an added benefit. Your experience with rigging more easily allows you to escape a Restrained condition caused by a net or similar flexible restraint. You gain a bonus to your checks to Read more…
Scavenging represents a character’s ability to search through refuse, ruins, or the remains of creatures to extract valuable or useful components. This skill enables adventurers to find treasures in unexpected places—harvesting rare materials from defeated foes, salvaging equipment from abandoned camps, or repurposing scraps and debris into functional tools. Scavenging rewards resourcefulness and ingenuity, turning what others might overlook or discard into opportunities for crafting, trade, or survival. Scavenging is a versatile skill that plays Read more…
Investigation is a character’s ability to actively search for specific clues and piece together information to solve problems or unravel mysteries. This skill is essential for situations that require focused attention and logical reasoning, such as uncovering hidden evidence at a crime scene, deciphering a cryptic puzzle, or tracking down the origins of a mysterious artifact. Unlike skills based on instinct or perception, Investigation involves deliberate actions: combing through records, analyzing objects, or asking targeted Read more…
Sometimes you are presented with puzzles or riddles that you cannot comprehend, so you must reach deep and rely on instinct for an answer. This skill develops that instinct, helping you solve the problem your mind can’t. You may use this Subskill instead of making Insight checks to understand a puzzle or trap. At Rank 2 of this Subskill or higher, you gain a +1 to your Armor Class and all Saving Throws to resist Read more…
