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#MANUAL OF QUICKNESS OF ACTIO MOD#
#MANUAL OF QUICKNESS OF ACTIO MANUAL#

Some items from Pathfinder might have found their way in the current game, and it made sense to let them keep doing what they’re doing, as well.

The DM has free-reign to create any items he thinks would fit in his world. A Blessing for saving the city of Emon (unlikely at their level, but possible!)Īnd those are just what are written down.Book of Exalted Deeds (artifact): Incrases Wis up to 24 (among a bunch of other magical properties).Some other examples from the DMG you could also use in your game are: Circlet of Wisdom (very rare): When attuned, increases Wis and Wis maximum by 2.

#MANUAL OF QUICKNESS OF ACTIO MANUAL#

Manual of Quickness of Action (very rare): Increases Dex and Dex maximum by 2.

In the case of what Percy and Keyleth have equipped: Magic items! While most items in the DMG state that an item can increase a score up to the maximum of 20, there are a few that explicitly state that the cap can be exceeded. In short, put together a list but consider asking your DM about tweaking it once you have some actual play experience and a better sense of what you want your character to do.Anonymous said: Do you know how Percy and Keyleth have stats of 22 for the dexterity and wisdom, respectively? I thought 5e didn't let you exceed 20. Consider that when considering what weaknesses you'd like magic items to cover, or strengths you'd like them to augment. DEVELOPING BAYONET FIGHTER From the outset bayonet training will be conducted with constant emphasis on developing proper form, quickness with the rifle and. High initiative + battlemaster maneuvers means you can do well setting the terms of a fight with a Trip Attack or Menacing Attack before your opponents get to act, but you are not going to bring the thunder quite as hard as other fighters or paladins might. It is totally fine, but it is one of the lower-damage fighter options and does not benefit much from the go-to sword-and-shield feat, Shield Master. You may find sword-and-shield DEX battlemaster plays differently than you expected. Second is a specific thing about your class and build choice. You might end up being the kind of player who enjoys that type of play over stat-maxing. If anyone reads this book, which takes a total of 48 hours over a minimum of 6 days, he gains an inherent bonus from +1 to +5 (depending on the type of manual) to his Dexterity score. Yesterday someone posted about the Cloak of the Bat, a really fun item that doesn't give you better damage or AC but provides some awesome problem-solving and mobility features. This thick tome contains tips on coordination exercises and balance, but entwined within the words is a powerful magical effect. A manual of quickness is powerful, but it's just a stat boost. The best magic item is not necessarily the one with the best statistical boost, but one that really enhances your experience. First, you really don't know what you enjoy most out of the game yet. I would want to play a little D&D before thinking about magic items.

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It won't affect your initiative, dex saves, or dex skills, but I think an extra attack, net +1 on attack/damage, and action economy flexibility make it all around better than increasing your dex mod by 1. I adore it for a Swords Bard, but I think it's still great on a fighter. And you can still use a shield! This thing is the bee's knees for dex based sword users. The Dueling fighting style applies +2 damage to all attacks, while still applying your dex mod to the damage of the bonus action attack (unlike Two Weapon Fighting, which requires the fighting style just for this), so this weapon gives you the best of both fighting styles.

This is great because you can Dodge, Dash, Disengage, break a restraint/grapple, or whatever and still attack that turn. And it lets you attack as a bonus action regardless of what you're doing with your action. I know it's a matter of opinion and in the end it comes down to what I want, but which would you choose, and why? Which, in your opinion, is the most fun?įor starters, it's a +2 weapon, which is akin to a +4 to your Dex score in regards to weapon attacks/damage. On the other hand, the Manual gives me +1 to my AC, attack chance, attack damage, dex saves and checks, and battlemaster save DC. but if I never get the chance, it's a waste. The animated shield seems very cool and would allow me to switch to a longbow if needed (attack, sheathe rapier > draw bow, attack). Manual of Quickness of Action (maxing dex to 22) and Sentinel Shield (+5 to initiative, advantage on perception)Īnimated Shield (as a bonus action, command your shield to hover around you 1min duration, infinite uses) Our DM asked us to choose a wishlist of six magic items, including 1 Very Rare, and I'm torn between The party doesn't seem especially squishy, and we have a nice mix of melee and ranged. I'm having my first ever DnD game in a couple of weeks, playing a Battlemaster sword-and-shield DEX fighter, with Sentinel as my first feat.