Way of the Blitz (5e Subclass)
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Way of the Blitz[edit]
Monk Subclass
God created Adam out of earth and gave him life by breathing 'breath' into his face; then he placed him in the garden of Eden and created as his company first animals, then a woman formed from the same rib as Adam."
- Created by the Gods
At level 3, as first human, your features are much more impressive than your successors. Your ability increases can be raised above 20, to a maximum of 24. You also gain an extra 10 feet of speed; at the 10th level another 10 feet and at the 20th another 10 feet. From level 10 you also have an additional reaction.
- First Hardening
At level 6, the divine flame burns within you, which makes it difficult for you even to die. When you have a level of exhaustion, you treat it as if it were a lower level. Furthermore, when you are brought to 0 hit points, you continue to fight up to the negative half of your hit points. As you fight, you must make a death roll each turn; in case of death, you will die standing.
- Divine Unlock
At level 11, finally more divine power makes its way into your body, giving you greater resistance and power. You gain resistance to slashing, piercing, and bludgeoning damage; as well as an increase in hit points equal to your level plus your proficiency bonus. You finally unlock "divine replication".
•divine replication: for 1 minute I gain
- a bonus to my AC equal to my proficiency bonus
- advantage on attack rolls
- as a reaction to being hit by a spell/attack, my next turn I can repeat it to the sender ignoring the necessary materials or slots causing the same damage I received. If the hit is a spell, the modifier and DC will be the same as the attacker's, but if they are physical hits, I use my stat hit roll. (3 uses).
At the end of the minute, I must make a Constitution saving throw DC:19; if I succeed I have 1 level of exhaustion, if I fail I have 2.
- Slayer of Gods
At level 17, i can use "instant reflection": -as a reaction when my AC is exceeded or I fail my saving throw, I make an attack roll. If my result is higher than the opponent's, we hit each other at the same time with his own attack roll and damage (6 uses).
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