I want some second chances, so this might be an interesting take.
Fighting Style
Agile. When you are not wielding a shield, heavy armor, or a heavy weapon and you are successfully hit with an attack, as a reaction, you can force the attacker to reroll the attack as a reaction. You must take the second attack roll result.
Why not stick them hard and slice them again when you pull it out? One thing I feel DnD 5e might miss is degrees of success. Let’s build into that!
When you are wielding a piercing weapon, you hit with a melee attack roll, and hit 5 greater than the targets AC, you can elect to run through the target sticking the target with your weapon. If you do, when you next make an attack, you can pull your weapon free dealing damage as if you had just struck the target without requiring an attack roll. This automatic damage is as if you had successfully hit the target, but not critically hit he target.
Thoughts?
Time to look back on your day.
General
Spending a bit of time looking back can make you better. Before a rest, you can spend 30 minutes to review the day. Choose a die roll you failed at the day before. After your rest, when you attempt that same roll, you can choose to gain a +1 circumstance bonus to that roll. You can do this a number of times equal to your intelligence modifier, minimum 1.
Thoughts?
I read about learning in my free time. Something to consider!
Reflection Activity
Taking time to learn from your mistakes helps you learn and do better. Each time before you take a long rest you may spend 30 minutes to review your actions of the previous day. Choose a skill check, attack type, spell, or or saving throw where you rolled a d20 and failed at the attempt, you gain a +1 bonus to that specific action after your rest for the next day until you have a long rest.
Thoughts?
Had an idea and I think it will be a fun one!
Alchemical Consumable Elixir Healing
Usage held in 1 hand; Bulk L
Activate Interact
Elixirs of Regeneration enhances the natural healing abilities of a target for 10 minutes. Upon drinking this elixir, you gain fast healing for 10 minutes while you are alive.
Price 3 gp
You gain fast healing 2 for 10 minutes.
Price 30 gp
You gain fast healing 4 for 10 minutes.
Price 150 gp
You gain fast healing 6 for 10 minutes.
Price 600 gp
You gain fast healing 8 for 10 minutes.
Price 1,300 gp
You gain fast healing 10 for 10 minutes.
Price 8,000 gp
You gain fast healing 12 for 10 minutes.
Thoughts?
Ok, one more to make all the loose ends tie up.
Tragic Return
Cost: 24 magic points; 2D10 Sanity points, 10 POW
Casting time: 24 hour
This spell allows a mortal to begin to reverse a tragic event but always at great cost. The spell requires much from he caster, but the bodies of those affected by a massive loss of live must mostly be whole. These unfortunate souls are brough back as zombies with limited memories of their old life but extreme memories of their violent ends results in them being driven insane.
Alternative names: Familiar return, Mass Resurrection
Thoughts?
time to finish of these ideas!
Return to Life
Cost: 10 magic points; 1D10 Sanity points
Casting time: one hour
A ghoul that changed from a zombie must have first created through a separate evolve ghoul ritual and feed a freshly killed human within a day of its death. Once the spell is complete and the ghoul feed, the ghoul violently shake and rots off its outer layers resulting its the person the zombie was created from emerging as a blood covered mess. The human will be completely health however, but over time will develop odd ticks and mannerisms as the underlying person slowly becomes an aspect of Yog-Sothoth. Watching this transformation requires a sanity check (2/1d10) by anyone who did not cast the spell.
Alternative names: The Grand Change, At Promised Gift, Aspect of Creation
Thoughts?
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