lunedì 18 settembre 2017

Archetype: The Hearthguard (Dwarven Warpriest)

Hearthguard (Dwarf Warpriest Archetype)

When a dwarven community is at war and the bulk of the fighters are away, it’s vital that someone stays home to protect the weak- the elders, the children and the ill. This is the hearthguards’ duty. The vast majority of this special warpriest order is formed by female dwarves, often the matrons or eldest daughters of a dwarven house, who are relentless in defending their charges to the last breath.

Servant of Community (Su): A hearthguard must select the Community or Protection blessing. She does not gain a second blessing. This ability alters blessings.
Chosen Community (Ex): At 1st level, a hearthguard chooses one community or family to defend. With members of this community, she adds ½ her warpriest level (minimum 1) to the bonus granted with the aid another action to improve their AC or saving throws. At 4th level, the hearthguard gains BodyguardAPG as a bonus feat. She has not to meet the feat’s prerequisites.
Defender’s Fury (Su): At 2nd level, when her chosen community is threatened, a hearthguard can respond with awesome ferocity. A hearthguard can rage as a barbarian for a number of rounds per day equal to her warpriest level. At 5th level, and every 3 levels thereafter, the hearthguard can select a rage power, treating her warpriest level as her barbarian level for the purpose of acquiring and using these powers. This replaces fervor and channel energy.
Furious Focus (Su): At 4th level, a hearthguard adds furiousUE to the list of enhancements he can add to his sacred weapon. This ability alters sacred weapon.

2 commenti:

  1. Solid work, Bardess!

    While I'd rename Fourious Focus, as suggested on Paizo, as a whole, I like this.

    A bit of unsolicited feedback:
    As a minor design aesthetic complaint: Defender's Fury has no mechanical tie with the actual community. Personally, I'd tie those together and perhaps add rounds of rage to make up for the decreased versatility, but that's subjective.

    "She has not to meet the feat’s prerequisites." should read: "She doesn't have to meet the feat's prerequisites."

    Cheers and best of luck with the blog!!
    Your friendly neighborhood EZG

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