Heroes of the Dawn a is handbook of character options for 5E
This can be used by any group looking for a little more variety in their characters and a few new ideas.
In this volume you will find:
The Blade shaper: A rogue that has gained shapeshifting abilities. The body of an animal is ideal for stealth and grants bonuses in combat. This is a new roguish archetype for the player that wants something exotic and unexpected.
The Wilderness Runner: A character whose strength lies in speed. They are skilled in the wilderness, but in combat prefer hit and run charging tactics. As they gain levels they gain extra damage dice if they attack after moving. A full new class with a different flavour to the existing ranger and barbarian classes.
The War Chanter: A fighter who loves to inspire others with war hymns and tales of battles. The war chanter is a new martial archetype for a fighter and is specifically for half-orc or dragonborn. The focus is less on the damage they can do and more on the inspiration they can give to others.
Rat Catcher: Many adventurers begin their careers catching rats. Now you can take an actual background as proof of it. Beginning with skills with animals and poisons this is a great background for anyone that wants to climb from the lowest of the low on their road to great adventures.
All of which are completely unrelated and not necessarily printed in that order. In my experience when new character options are grouped by theme it produces a volume that benefits one player at the table but fails to inspire others. The unrelated nature of these options allows the whole table to be inspired as the options are as different as the players.
Anmelden 
