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What are your favorite fey shenanigans?
/5eg/ - Fifth Edition General
Julian Butler
Benjamin Brown
Dwarf Druid
Michael Rogers
>5e Blue Mage/Enemy Skill
How do you pull it off?
Daniel Jackson
For the unfamiliar, what do those terms mean?
They're surprisingly fun. I played a mountain dwarf circle of the mountain druid for a one-shot and had a blast.
Chucking lightning bolts as a druid is always cool.
Ethan Ross
i mean you could homebrew a class around it but having a magic item with limited slots to encode enemy abilities into and limited uses per day could be a good way to achieve it
John James
blue mages learn enemy abilities and use them as their own
Luis Diaz
You die.
Zachary Davis
From Final Fantasy. There are games that let you learn what are normally abilities only enemies could do, but not every single one - usually 20-30. You have to learn them by getting hit by it and then actually surviving it, then winning the battle. Some of the Blue Magics/E Skills are always incredible.
In DnD this could be made as learning certain enemy abilities - for example, the Death Knight's Hellfire Orb. All you'd have to do is make your saves and see the end of the fight.
Mason Russell
maybe something like WIS mod encode slots and WIS mod/2 (minimum 1) uses per day, abilities limited to those witnessed or survived and used by a creature of a CR no higher than your level? abilities keep their original power as if cast by the monster you learned it from
Eli Campbell
Sounds awesome, but way harder to balance than I would be able to do.
Maybe ape wizard spell progression: 2 enemy features/attacks per level and you can get more if you're hit by them. Record one monster feature or action from the previous battles during a short or long rest, but then your pool of what you can learn resets.
Prevents too much growth but could work OK, maybe.