I want to be a wizard that focuses on fire wizard…let’s make it happen!

 

 

Damage Focus

You’ve studied the elements and found yourself drawn into one in particular

Benefit:  gain the following

• Gain a +1 to wisdom, intelligence, or charisma to a maximum of 20
• Pick an element damage type (acid, force, sonic, cold, fire, necrotic, radiant).  When you cast a spell that does that damage type, add double the spell’s level to damage or double the duration of the spell.  Cantrips add +1 to damage.

 

 

Thoughts?

Martial characters don’t get a ton of love, how about we give them some

 

Improved Parry

You know how to move a blade out of the way and how to strike lightning fast after the dodge

Benefits: Gain the following

• You gain a +1 to dexterity or strength to a maximum of 20.
• When you perform a parry on a melee attack, the disadvantage dice both receive a -1 to their rolls.
• If your parry results in the attack missing, you may make a basic melee attack as a free action.

 

Thoughts?

 

I’ve been reading the Sundering and I saw a character do something amazing with her hair.  She used it to grab weapons and beat the crap out of anyone who came at her.  How about a feat to make that happen?

 

Superior Mage Hand

You’re a pinnacle of spell casting and you make even the simplest cantrips do devastating effects

Prerequisite:  Wizard with the mage hand cantrip

Benefit:  Gain the following:

1. Gain a +1 to intelligence to a maximum of 20.
2. You may cast mage hand as a spell of any level.  For each level you cast the spell above a cantrip, you gain an extra mage hand.  The hands may grab unattended objects as a free action.  The hands can not cast spells for you.  If you dedicate a full round to making attacks with weapons, you may have each hand attack with an weapon it is welding.  The hands attack using your intelligence bonus plus proficiency if you are proficient with the weapon they are welding.  A mage hand cast in this way can use an interrupt action to provide disadvantage on a foe using a melee attack if the hand is welding a weapon.  Any action a hand tries to do beyond attack uses intelligence in place of the usual ability for the action in addition to proficiency if you are trained.  The hands last for a number of hours equal to the spell slot used to cast the spell.

 

Thoughts?

How about a Stealth Spell for DnD Next?  How about a wizard/rogue hybrid?

 

 

Stealth Spell

Up close or hidden, you know how to stick an enemy with a spell when they don’t expect it!

Benefit: Gain the following benefits:

1. When you cast a spell when hidden, all enemies have disadvantage on the saving throw or you have advantage on the attack roll.
2. When you cast a spell in melee that requires you to touch an enemy and you and an ally are engaged with the target of the attack, you gain advantage on the attack roll.

 

Thoughts?