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357963-Sample.Pdf Sample file Sword Dancer riginally this was a prestige class in the 3rd Recomended Backgrounds: Clan Crafter who is edition of D&D, but in the fifth edition it does specialiced in the sword making, Folk Hero Renowned for his not seem that this idea will be rescued, so it is service to elves (especially good drow), Entertainer skilled in here integrated as a subclass for the cleric. dance and music or an Artist if you have a backgound for that The original description is perfect to (personal recomendation: see The Enchiridrion Of Masteries understand this subclass: in Dm´s Guild). O "Sword dancers are expected to lead the drow migration and work to promote harmony between drow Divine Domain and surface-dwelling races." At 1st level, a cleric gains the Divine Domain feature, which offers you the choice of a subclass. The following option are Eilistraee available to you when making that choice. Eilistraee is maybe the best goddess for the drow, she wants to see they free of the darkness and the tyranny of gods like Sword Dancer Domain Lolth. Is a chaotic good drow goddess of beauty, song, dance, Eilistraee is very particular goddess, she is jovial and loves freedom, moonlight, swordwork, and hunting, within the the beauty of the arts and for this reason their principal drow pantheon known as the Dark Seldarine. followers have a particular domain that combines dance, The suffer of their people makes she feels deep melancholy fighting and magic. and sadness but their true nature of young goddess is that of a free spirit who loves, enjoys, protects and lives with joy Domain Spells when he can. She is particularly close to her people and try to You gain domain spells at the cleric levels listed in the Sword help whenever you can. Dancer Domain Spells table. See the Divine Domain class Animosity For Ranged Weapons: Eilistraee was a verry feature for how domain spells work. proficient archer but those days are very much in the past for her. After very nearly slaying her own father with a misplaced Sword Dancer Domain Spells arrow, she decided that she would never use a ranged Cleric Level Spells weapon again even though this was a trap from Lolth. 1st Faerie Fire, Magic Missile Other Names: The Dark Maiden, the Lady of the Dance, or Lady Silverhair, and sometimes The Dark Dancer, among 3dr Moonbeam, Calm Emotions other titles. Briefly, she was known as The Masked Lady. 5th Beacon of hope, Wind Wall 7th Aura of life, Dimension Door Order Of Elven Maidens 9th Circle of power, Skill Empowerment Only female’s elves, drow, half-drow and half elves could become Sword Dancers. To become a sword dancer, you have Bonus Proficiencies tSampleo spend at least a month on the surface and get to know it fileAt 1st level, you gain proficiency with martial scimitars, short and dance each moonlit night for Eilistraee. They value swords, long swords and rapiers and performance skill. diplomacy, dance, art and speed as principal skills. Organization: They didn't have a rigid hierarchy or chain Bonus Cantrips of command, oly follows the values of Eilistraee, convictions When you choose this domain at 1st level, you gain the Sword and ideals of freedom, and liberation of the drows. Burst cantrip if you don't already know it. Activities: The missions for a sword dancer usually consist in find, encourage, assist and protect any drow looking to return to the surface (or that could be made to return) and join a different life, far from Lolth. The Order In The World: They put a lot of effort into promoting harmony and cooperation between the drow and other races, and as a result they usually lived near elven (or other races) settlements. Roleplay A follower of Eilistraee is an active and conciliatory character, has some particular affinity for some art, be it classical, martial or even manufacturing. Their thoughts are usually devoted to the affairs of the elves and they take an active role in celebrations, especially those of their patron for which they have special dedication. Sword Song A sword dancer can attune herself to a particular sword (magical or not), a process that takes one tenday. During this time, you must be wearing or holding the sword for at least 8 hours each day, and if interrupted you must start again. You may only be attuned in this fashion to one sword at a time and this become your "singing sword" and you can use your sword as a focus to cast your spells. Beginning the process of attuning another sword negates the ability of the currently attuned sword. Once attuned to this sword, whenever you wields it the sword sings heroic songs. Once per rest, if you don't wear shields or heavy armor, you can use your bonus action to sing a song to Eilistraee, after this you and your sword will be linked obtaining the following effects: Your attacks and damage rolls with your sword gain +1 Gain advantage on saving throws against spells that affect the mind (intelligence and wisdom) This state lasts 1min + a number of rounds equal to your charisma modifier. Channel Divinity: Moonlight Dance Of Swords Starting at 2nd level, you can use your Channel Divinity to invoke an arcane song. For 1 minute the effect of the Dancing Lights cantrip is activated ignoring the concentration and a non-magical sword that you touch (which may be the same sword as her singing sword). This sword will become a Dancing Sword for one minute (See it at the Dungeon Master's Guide). Dancing Fight At 6th level, you can take the Dodge and Disengage action as a bonus action. Additionally, you gain advantage on athletics and acrobatics rolls when your Sword Song is active. Extra Attack SSampletarting at 8th level, you can attack twice, rather than once, file whenever you take the Attack action on your turn. Sword Shield Starting at 17th level, you can use your dancing sword (both that of your chanel divinity and an independent one) so that you are simply thinking about it at the beginning of the turn, in this state the sword will lose 5 points of its attack roll but you will be provided as armor class bonus until the end of the current turn. You can do this as many times per long rest as your wisdom modifier. You can only have one sword protecting you at a time. Creditis This Pdf was made using The Homebrewery. Autor: Antonio Alonso Ceballos García. 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