However, not all homebrew races will compare as easily to the races the game provides. Otherwise, they have the same darkvision, languages, speed, size, and creature type all without unbalancing the game. Tavern Brawler also provided a single stat increase it needed to be even in total points gained with its Default cousin.
It supplements action economy with the chance of grappling every round with an open hand provided the Hombrew Half-Orc is fighting with something like a candlestick or table leg in its other hand. The chosen feat for this comparison was Tavern Brawler to reflect the Dwarven passion for impromptu bar fighting and can be a character-defining fighting style. Tavern Brawler: +1 (Str or Con, but Con for this example), proficiency in improvised weapons, unarmed strikes do an additional d4,ĭefault Half-Orcs did luck out and snatch up an extra proficiency in Intimidation that the Homebrew Half-Orc made in this method wouldn’t have, but the rest has a rough equivalent. Homebrew Half-Orc (who’s father was a brave Dwarf) For comparison, let’s build a Half-Orc who’s other half isn’t completely overshadowed by Orcish DNA fathered specifically by a Dwarf and compare the two side by side. Half-Orcs were basically made with this method. Some require certain races and some have minimum ability score thresholds, but their overall objective is to provide specific talents to help a player character stand out compared to the other players and NPCs. Languages: Common and one other language that the DM agrees makes senseįeats are an optional rule found in the Player’s Handbook that allows the players a greater degree of customization with unique abilities that can be taken instead of an ability score improvement.Feat: gain one feat this race is qualified for (IE does not require proficiency, ability, etc.Ability Score Increase: one ability score by two points.Creature Type: Humanoid that may or may not resemble a cousin race (for example, Half-Orc that is half Orc and half Dwarf probably has both green skin and a full beard).Tasha’s Cauldron of Everything boiled down homebrewing races to one basic process: Custom Lineage.Ĭustom Lineage outlines the basic traits a race should have at 1st level and provides some insight on how the Wizards of the Coast have built other races.
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