• dark vision up to 60'
• fire resistant
• gain Thaumaturgy cantrip
• Natural inclination for Agility in both mind and tongue.
• [Soul Bond] 1x partner upon losing your innocence. Grants [Soul Bond]ed partner the [Save] of all stats. Gain telepathic empathy with your partner.

• Specialty: Life (no pantheon specified)
• Healing spells of 1+ heal an additional 2+ per level.

• You can forge a document after seeing an example copy.

• Dark vision up to 60'
• Poison resistance, and advantage vs poison saves.
• Incredibly proficient in the history of stonework.
• Ancestral knowledge on how to handle axes and hammers in most of their forms.
• An extra point of health with each level.
• Natural inclination of being hardy and clever

From the mountains up high to the depths of the earth below, Dwarves of all origin know the history of stone. Just like stone, female dwarves are almost barren, and like stone, it still hasn't stopped Mother Nature from planting life in them. Dwarves of all breeds share a distinct resistance to a variety of poisons, the alcoholic variety especially. The way of the axe and hammer comes easy to you and your stout people. Being of the Hills, you are naturally more rugged and sane than others.

• +1 AC while wearing armor
• Heal 1d10 + level as a bonus action once per rest.

• Your rank still holds precedence in the army you were a part of.

Let your enemies see your war face, soldier! You’ve done the long marches, the Long patrols, and the long guard duty. Through mud, sweat, and tears you've crawled from the training fields to the battlefield and have been bloodied. From battle to battle, you shall stride, oh reaper of souls.

• Dark vision up to 60'
• Keen Senses
• Immune to magical sleep, and advantage to being charmed.
• Can enter a semi-conscious trance for half the time of a good night's sleep..
• ancestral knowledge of using bows in most of their incarnations, and the longsword
• Can hide while obscured by natural phenomena
• Natural inclination to be agile and clever.

The mighty Elf: the noble, the proud, the long-lived and for those of the male gender, nearly sterile. Mother Nature has allowed these lucky boys to produce absurd quantities to make up for their abysmal quality enabling them to go: on, and on, and on. Lucky you! Elven senses allow them to notice details most would miss, especially when those people are sleeping, and the elf is in trance. As a pretty face yourself, you know not to be tempted by one easily. Living in the hicks for so long has taught you, and most other wood elves, to be masters of hide and seek in the countryside. Armies quake when the trees start speaking Elvish.

• [Sneak attack] 1d6
• Thieves' Cant

A shadow across the roofs in the dead of night. A blade found in the back of a guard on watch. An open vault door with no key in the lock. Rogues find occupations in cool and shaded environments all over, and in, the world. Relying on deception and cunning to perform their jobs well, whether finding the chink in the armor or the tumbler in the lock, it takes a discerning eye to spot the weakness and a deft hand to exploit it. You'd best be well to not be on the opposite side of an unknown rogue; then again, nothing personal kid.

• You discovered a unique revelation