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'' '''Greyhawk''' '' | '' '''Greyhawk''' '' | ||
| − | ''Practiced in monastery-like magical academies in the Abor-Alz and other border regions | + | ''Practiced in monastery-like magical academies in the Abor-Alz and other border regions. |
| + | Other wizards develop these skills on their own. | ||
| + | Respected by warriors, most wizards look down on their iron brethren. | ||
== Subclass features == | == Subclass features == | ||
=== Armor Training === | === Armor Training === | ||
| − | At | + | At 2nd level when you join this college, you gain proficiency with simple weapons, light armor, and medium armor. |
| − | === | + | === Heavy Armor === |
Beginning at 6th level, you gain proficiency with heavy armor. | Beginning at 6th level, you gain proficiency with heavy armor. | ||
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== Designer's Notes == | == Designer's Notes == | ||
This is based on the rule of casting spells in armor by treeantmonk in a video, see external link below. | This is based on the rule of casting spells in armor by treeantmonk in a video, see external link below. | ||
| + | Basically, this is the price you pay to cast spells in armor. | ||
| + | Still, I like the clean simplicity of 5E casting in armor rulers, so this is not really something we need at this point. | ||
== External Links == | == External Links == | ||
Latest revision as of 11:30, 30 March 2022
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| Starfox's 5th Edition Fan Page |
This is an original Wizard subclass for 5A.
An iron wizard is a wizard that wears armor. Learning to properly perform somatic components and overcoming the anti-magic properties of metal armor requires discipline and training, training, training.
Greyhawk Practiced in monastery-like magical academies in the Abor-Alz and other border regions. Other wizards develop these skills on their own. Respected by warriors, most wizards look down on their iron brethren.
Subclass features
Armor Training
At 2nd level when you join this college, you gain proficiency with simple weapons, light armor, and medium armor.
Heavy Armor
Beginning at 6th level, you gain proficiency with heavy armor.
Martial Training
At 10th level, you gain proficiency with shields and martial weapons.
Armored Concentration
At 14th level, while wearing medium or heavy armor, you have advantage on Constitution saves that are concentration checks you have to take from taking damage.
Designer's Notes
This is based on the rule of casting spells in armor by treeantmonk in a video, see external link below. Basically, this is the price you pay to cast spells in armor. Still, I like the clean simplicity of 5E casting in armor rulers, so this is not really something we need at this point.
External Links
- Three House Rules to Fix D&D video by Treeantmonk.