Opportunity attacks: When a creature moves away from

Barbarian - Cheat your melee attack range you get a free melee attack against
them.

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What can you do on your turn?
When it’s your turn in combat, you have a few different
types of actions you can do. Generally, you can say what you
would like to attempt and the DM will tell you what kind of
action it is. But, for your convenience, each type of action is
listed below. You can do each of these once on your turn.
Main Action
Your main action can be a variety of things. You may have
a class ability that can be used as an action or you can
improvise. Some examples of a main action are:
Attack: Swing a sword, fire an arrow, slap a face.
Cast a spell: If you are a caster, you can expend a spell slot
to cast a spell.
Dash: This will double your movement for your turn.
Disengage: When you move away from a creature, they
won’t get an opportunity of attack against you.
Dodge: All attack coming at you have disadvantage and all
Dexterity saving throws are made with advantage until the
beginning of your next turn.
Help: You can aid an ally on their next turn. The next thing
they do has advantage.
Hide: If you aren’t in anyone’s eyesight, you can make a
stealth check to make your position unknown.
Ready: You can prepare an action that will trigger when
something happens. For example, you could hold an attack
until your target moves within your range.
Your Class Abilities
Rage
As a bonus action, you can enter a rage. Rage last for 1
minute or until you become unconscious, your turn ends
and you haven’t attacked anyone or taken any damage, or if
you choose to end it as a bonus action. You can rage twice
until you take a long rest.
While raging, you gain the following benefits if you aren’t
wearing heavy armor:
‧ You have advantage on Strength checks and Strength
saving throws.
‧ When you make a Strength based melee attack, you may
add +2 to the damage.
‧ You take half damage against most weapons.
Unarmored Defense
While not wearing any armor, your Armor Class is equal to
10+Dexterity modifier+Constitution modifier.
Proficiencies
Armor: Light armor, medium armor, shields
Weapons: Simple weapons, martial weapons
Saving throws: Strength, Constitution

Bonus Action
A bonus action is an extra little thing you can do on your
turn. You often won’t use one, but you may have a spell or a
class ability that can be used as a bonus action.

Duel wielding: If you are holding 2 light weapons and you

have already used your main action to attack, you may use a
bonus action to attack again with your off hand weapon. In
doing so, you will not add your modifier to damage if you
hit. For example, if you had 2 dagger and your damage was
1D4+3, on your second attack the damage would be just 1D4.

Movement
You may move up to however many feet your speed tells
you on your character sheet. Most often, it will be 30ft.

If you move away from a hostile creature, that creature will

be able to make an opportunity of attack against you.

Reactions
This is something you do in response to someone else.
Typically, a reaction will be a spell or a class ability.
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(Pg. 51) Your Class Abilities
What can you do on your turn? Spellcasting
When it’s your turn in combat, you have a few different Cantrips: Cantrips are simple spells that you can cast
types of actions you can do. Generally, you can say what you endlessly. You know 2 of your choice from the Bard spell
would like to attempt and the DM will tell you what kind of list.
action it is. But, for your convenience, each type of action is Spell Slots: You have 2 1st level spell slots. When you cast a
listed below. You can do each of these once on your turn. 1st level spell, the spell slot is expended. When you run out
of spell slots, you cannot cast spells, which the exception of
Main Action cantrips. You regain your spell slots after a long rest.
Your main action can be a variety of things. You may have Spells Known: You know 4 spells of your choice from the
a class ability that can be used as an action or you can Bard spell list.
improvise. Some examples of a main action are:
Bardic Inspiration
Attack: Swing a sword, fire an arrow, slap a face.
As a bonus action, you can choose one creature other than
Cast a spell: If you are a caster, you can expend a spell slot
yourself within 60ft. who can hear you to gain a bardic
to cast a spell.
inspiration die (1D6)
Dash: This will double your movement for your turn.
Disengage: When you move away from a creature, they
Once, within 10 minutes, the creature can add the bardic
won’t get an opportunity of attack against you.
inspiration die to any roll they make with a D20.
Dodge: All attack coming at you have disadvantage and all
Dexterity saving throws are made with advantage until the
This can be used a number of times equal to your Charisma
beginning of your next turn.
modifier. After a long rest, the uses are regained.
Help: You can aid an ally on their next turn. The next thing
they do has advantage.
Hide: If you aren’t in anyone’s eyesight, you can make a
Proficiencies
stealth check to make your position unknown. Armor: Light armor
Ready: You can prepare an action that will trigger when Weapons: Simple weapons, hand crossbows, longswords,
something happens. For example, you could hold an attack rapiers, shortswords
until your target moves within your range. Tools: 3 instruments of your choosing
Saving throws: Dexterity, Charisma
Bonus Action
A bonus action is an extra little thing you can do on your
turn. You often won’t use one, but you may have a spell or a
class ability that can be used as a bonus action.

Duel wielding: If you are holding 2 light weapons and you

have already used your main action to attack, you may use a
bonus action to attack again with your off hand weapon. In
doing so, you will not add your modifier to damage if you
hit. For example, if you had 2 dagger and your damage was
1D4+3, on your second attack the damage would be just 1D4.

Movement
You may move up to however many feet your speed tells
you on your character sheet. Most often, it will be 30ft.

If you move away from a hostile creature, that creature will

be able to make an opportunity of attack against you.

Reactions
This is something you do in response to someone else.
Typically, a reaction will be a spell or a class ability.

Opportunity attacks: When a creature moves away from

your melee attack range you get a free melee attack against
them.
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(Pg.56) Your Class Abilities
What can you do on your turn? Spellcasting
When it’s your turn in combat, you have a few different Cantrips: Cantrips are simple spells that you can cast
types of actions you can do. Generally, you can say what you endlessly. You know 3 of your choice from the Cleric spell
would like to attempt and the DM will tell you what kind of list.
action it is. But, for your convenience, each type of action is Spell Slots: You have 2 1st level spell slots. When you cast a
listed below. You can do each of these once on your turn. 1st level spell, the spell slot is expended. When you run out
of spell slots, you cannot cast spells, which the exception of
Main Action cantrips. You regain your spell slots after a long rest.
Your main action can be a variety of things. You may have Spells Known: You know a number of spells equal to
a class ability that can be used as an action or you can 1+your Wisdom modifier. You can choose these spells from
improvise. Some examples of a main action are: the Cleric spell list.
Attack: Swing a sword, fire an arrow, slap a face. Divine Domain
Cast a spell: If you are a caster, you can expend a spell slot
Refer to book.
to cast a spell.
Dash: This will double your movement for your turn.
Disengage: When you move away from a creature, they
Proficiencies
won’t get an opportunity of attack against you. Armor: Light armor, medium armor, shields
Dodge: All attack coming at you have disadvantage and all Weapons: Simple weapons
Dexterity saving throws are made with advantage until the Saving throws: Wisdom, Charisma
beginning of your next turn.
Help: You can aid an ally on their next turn. The next thing
they do has advantage.
Hide: If you aren’t in anyone’s eyesight, you can make a
stealth check to make your position unknown.
Ready: You can prepare an action that will trigger when
something happens. For example, you could hold an attack
until your target moves within your range.

Bonus Action
A bonus action is an extra little thing you can do on your
turn. You often won’t use one, but you may have a spell or a
class ability that can be used as a bonus action.

Duel wielding: If you are holding 2 light weapons and you

have already used your main action to attack, you may use a
bonus action to attack again with your off hand weapon. In
doing so, you will not add your modifier to damage if you
hit. For example, if you had 2 dagger and your damage was
1D4+3, on your second attack the damage would be just 1D4.

Movement
You may move up to however many feet your speed tells
you on your character sheet. Most often, it will be 30ft.

If you move away from a hostile creature, that creature will

be able to make an opportunity of attack against you.

Reactions
This is something you do in response to someone else.
Typically, a reaction will be a spell or a class ability.

Opportunity attacks: When a creature moves away from

your melee attack range you get a free melee attack against
them.
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What can you do on your turn?
When it’s your turn in combat, you have a few different
types of actions you can do. Generally, you can say what you
would like to attempt and the DM will tell you what kind of
action it is. But, for your convenience, each type of action is
listed below. You can do each of these once on your turn.
Main Action
Your main action can be a variety of things. You may have
a class ability that can be used as an action or you can
improvise. Some examples of a main action are:
Attack: Swing a sword, fire an arrow, slap a face.
Cast a spell: If you are a caster, you can expend a spell slot
to cast a spell.
Dash: This will double your movement for your turn.
Disengage: When you move away from a creature, they
won’t get an opportunity of attack against you.
Dodge: All attack coming at you have disadvantage and all
Dexterity saving throws are made with advantage until the
beginning of your next turn.
Help: You can aid an ally on their next turn. The next thing
they do has advantage.
Hide: If you aren’t in anyone’s eyesight, you can make a
stealth check to make your position unknown.
Ready: You can prepare an action that will trigger when
something happens. For example, you could hold an attack
until your target moves within your range.
Your Class Abilities
Spellcasting
Cantrips: Cantrips are simple spells that you can cast
endlessly. You know 2 of your choice from the Druid spell
list.
Spell Slots: You have 2 1st level spell slots. When you cast a
1st level spell, the spell slot is expended. When you run out
of spell slots, you cannot cast spells, which the exception of
cantrips. You regain your spell slots after a long rest.
Spells Known: You know a number of spells equal to
1+your Wisdom modifier. You can choose these spells from
the Cleric spell list.
Druidic
You know Druidic, the secret and ancient language of the
Druids.
Proficiencies
Armor: Light armor, medium armor, shields (Metal armor
is considered a taboo amongst Druids)
Weapons: Clubs, daggers, darts, javelins, maces,
quarterstaffs, scimitars, sickles, slings, spears
Saving throws: Wisdom, Charisma

Bonus Action
A bonus action is an extra little thing you can do on your
turn. You often won’t use one, but you may have a spell or a
class ability that can be used as a bonus action.

Duel wielding: If you are holding 2 light weapons and you

have already used your main action to attack, you may use a
bonus action to attack again with your off hand weapon. In
doing so, you will not add your modifier to damage if you
hit. For example, if you had 2 dagger and your damage was
1D4+3, on your second attack the damage would be just 1D4.

Movement
You may move up to however many feet your speed tells
you on your character sheet. Most often, it will be 30ft.

If you move away from a hostile creature, that creature will

be able to make an opportunity of attack against you.

Reactions
This is something you do in response to someone else.
Typically, a reaction will be a spell or a class ability.

Opportunity attacks: When a creature moves away from

your melee attack range you get a free melee attack against
them.
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(Pg. 46) Your Class Abilities
What can you do on your turn? Fighting Style
When it’s your turn in combat, you have a few different Refer to book.
types of actions you can do. Generally, you can say what you
would like to attempt and the DM will tell you what kind of
Second Wind
action it is. But, for your convenience, each type of action is As a bonus action, you can heal yourself for 1D10+1 hit
listed below. You can do each of these once on your turn. points. You can use this once until you’ve taken a short or
long rest.
Main Action
Your main action can be a variety of things. You may have Proficiencies
a class ability that can be used as an action or you can Armor: All armor, shields
improvise. Some examples of a main action are: Weapons: Simple weapons, martial weapons
Attack: Swing a sword, fire an arrow, slap a face. Saving throws: Strength, Constitution
Cast a spell: If you are a caster, you can expend a spell slot
to cast a spell.
Dash: This will double your movement for your turn.
Disengage: When you move away from a creature, they
won’t get an opportunity of attack against you.
Dodge: All attack coming at you have disadvantage and all
Dexterity saving throws are made with advantage until the
beginning of your next turn.
Help: You can aid an ally on their next turn. The next thing
they do has advantage.
Hide: If you aren’t in anyone’s eyesight, you can make a
stealth check to make your position unknown.
Ready: You can prepare an action that will trigger when
something happens. For example, you could hold an attack
until your target moves within your range.

Bonus Action
A bonus action is an extra little thing you can do on your
turn. You often won’t use one, but you may have a spell or a
class ability that can be used as a bonus action.

Duel wielding: If you are holding 2 light weapons and you

have already used your main action to attack, you may use a
bonus action to attack again with your off hand weapon. In
doing so, you will not add your modifier to damage if you
hit. For example, if you had 2 dagger and your damage was
1D4+3, on your second attack the damage would be just 1D4.

Movement
You may move up to however many feet your speed tells
you on your character sheet. Most often, it will be 30ft.

If you move away from a hostile creature, that creature will

be able to make an opportunity of attack against you.

Reactions
This is something you do in response to someone else.
Typically, a reaction will be a spell or a class ability.

Opportunity attacks: When a creature moves away from

your melee attack range you get a free melee attack against
them.
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(Pg. 46) Your Class Abilities
What can you do on your turn? Martial Arts
When it’s your turn in combat, you have a few different You gain the following benefits if you aren’t wearing heavy
types of actions you can do. Generally, you can say what you armor or using a shield:
would like to attempt and the DM will tell you what kind of ‧ You can use Dexterity instead of Strength for unarmed
action it is. But, for your convenience, each type of action is strikes and monk weapons.
listed below. You can do each of these once on your turn.
‧ Your unarmed strike damage is 1D4+Dexterity.
Main Action ‧ If you use an attack action to attack with an unarmed
Your main action can be a variety of things. You may have strike or a Monk weapon, you can then use a bonus action
a class ability that can be used as an action or you can to make 1 unarmed strike.
improvise. Some examples of a main action are:
Unarmored Defense
Attack: Swing a sword, fire an arrow, slap a face.
While not wearing any armor or using a shield, your Armor
Cast a spell: If you are a caster, you can expend a spell slot
Class is equal to 10+Dexterity modifier+Wisdom modifier.
to cast a spell.
Dash: This will double your movement for your turn.
Disengage: When you move away from a creature, they
Proficiencies
won’t get an opportunity of attack against you. Armor: None
Dodge: All attack coming at you have disadvantage and all Weapons: Simple weapons, Shortswords
Dexterity saving throws are made with advantage until the Tools: Choose one type of artisan tools or one musical
beginning of your next turn. instrument.
Help: You can aid an ally on their next turn. The next thing Saving throws: Strength, Dexterity
they do has advantage.
Hide: If you aren’t in anyone’s eyesight, you can make a
stealth check to make your position unknown.
Ready: You can prepare an action that will trigger when
something happens. For example, you could hold an attack
until your target moves within your range.

Bonus Action
A bonus action is an extra little thing you can do on your
turn. You often won’t use one, but you may have a spell or a
class ability that can be used as a bonus action.

Duel wielding: If you are holding 2 light weapons and you

have already used your main action to attack, you may use a
bonus action to attack again with your off hand weapon. In
doing so, you will not add your modifier to damage if you
hit. For example, if you had 2 dagger and your damage was
1D4+3, on your second attack the damage would be just 1D4.

Movement
You may move up to however many feet your speed tells
you on your character sheet. Most often, it will be 30ft.

If you move away from a hostile creature, that creature will

be able to make an opportunity of attack against you.

Reactions
This is something you do in response to someone else.
Typically, a reaction will be a spell or a class ability.

Opportunity attacks: When a creature moves away from

your melee attack range you get a free melee attack against
them.
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What can you do on your turn?
When it’s your turn in combat, you have a few different
types of actions you can do. Generally, you can say what you
would like to attempt and the DM will tell you what kind of
action it is. But, for your convenience, each type of action is
listed below. You can do each of these once on your turn.
Main Action
Your main action can be a variety of things. You may have
a class ability that can be used as an action or you can
improvise. Some examples of a main action are:
Attack: Swing a sword, fire an arrow, slap a face.
Cast a spell: If you are a caster, you can expend a spell slot
to cast a spell.
Dash: This will double your movement for your turn.
Disengage: When you move away from a creature, they
won’t get an opportunity of attack against you.
Dodge: All attack coming at you have disadvantage and all
Dexterity saving throws are made with advantage until the
beginning of your next turn.
Help: You can aid an ally on their next turn. The next thing
they do has advantage.
Hide: If you aren’t in anyone’s eyesight, you can make a
stealth check to make your position unknown.
Ready: You can prepare an action that will trigger when
something happens. For example, you could hold an attack
until your target moves within your range.
Your Class Abilities
Divine Sense
As an action, you can open your senses to detect evil. Until
the end of your next turn, you know the location of any
celestial, fiend, or undead within 60ft. of you that is not
behind total cover.
You can use this feature a number of times equal to
1+Charisma modifier.
Lay on Hands
You have a pool of 5 hit points. You can pull from this to
heal someone you touch as an action. You can spend any
number of hit points that is left in your pool. You can
expend all of the points in your pool to cure someone of a
disease or neutralize one poison.
Proficiencies
Armor: All armors, shields
Weapons: Simple weapons, martial weapons
Saving throws: Wisdom, Charisma

Bonus Action
A bonus action is an extra little thing you can do on your
turn. You often won’t use one, but you may have a spell or a
class ability that can be used as a bonus action.

Duel wielding: If you are holding 2 light weapons and you

have already used your main action to attack, you may use a
bonus action to attack again with your off hand weapon. In
doing so, you will not add your modifier to damage if you
hit. For example, if you had 2 dagger and your damage was
1D4+3, on your second attack the damage would be just 1D4.

Movement
You may move up to however many feet your speed tells
you on your character sheet. Most often, it will be 30ft.

If you move away from a hostile creature, that creature will

be able to make an opportunity of attack against you.

Reactions
This is something you do in response to someone else.
Typically, a reaction will be a spell or a class ability.

Opportunity attacks: When a creature moves away from

your melee attack range you get a free melee attack against
them.
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What can you do on your turn?
When it’s your turn in combat, you have a few different
types of actions you can do. Generally, you can say what you
would like to attempt and the DM will tell you what kind of
action it is. But, for your convenience, each type of action is
listed below. You can do each of these once on your turn.
Main Action
Your main action can be a variety of things. You may have
a class ability that can be used as an action or you can
improvise. Some examples of a main action are:
Attack: Swing a sword, fire an arrow, slap a face.
Cast a spell: If you are a caster, you can expend a spell slot
to cast a spell.
Dash: This will double your movement for your turn.
Disengage: When you move away from a creature, they
won’t get an opportunity of attack against you.
Dodge: All attack coming at you have disadvantage and all
Dexterity saving throws are made with advantage until the
beginning of your next turn.
Help: You can aid an ally on their next turn. The next thing
they do has advantage.
Hide: If you aren’t in anyone’s eyesight, you can make a
stealth check to make your position unknown.
Ready: You can prepare an action that will trigger when
something happens. For example, you could hold an attack
until your target moves within your range.
Your Class Abilities
Favored Enemy
Choose a type of favored enemy: beasts, fey, humanoids,
monstrosities, or undead. You gain a +2 bonus to damage
rolls with weapon attacks against creatures of the chosen
type. Additionally, you have advantage to track or recall
information on the chosen type.
You also gain a language spoken by your chosen type.
‧ You have advantage on Strength checks and Strength
saving throws.
‧ When you make a Strength based melee attack, you may
add +2 to the damage.
‧ You take half damage against most weapons.
Natural Explorer
‧ You ignore difficult terrain.
‧ You have advantage on initiative rolls.
‧ On your first turn, you have advantage against creatures
that haven’t acted yet.
Proficiencies
Armor: Light armor, medium armor, shields
Weapons: Simple weapons, martial weapons
Saving throws: Strength, Dexterity

Bonus Action
A bonus action is an extra little thing you can do on your
turn. You often won’t use one, but you may have a spell or a
class ability that can be used as a bonus action.

Duel wielding: If you are holding 2 light weapons and you

have already used your main action to attack, you may use a
bonus action to attack again with your off hand weapon. In
doing so, you will not add your modifier to damage if you
hit. For example, if you had 2 dagger and your damage was
1D4+3, on your second attack the damage would be just 1D4.

Movement
You may move up to however many feet your speed tells
you on your character sheet. Most often, it will be 30ft.

If you move away from a hostile creature, that creature will

be able to make an opportunity of attack against you.

Reactions
This is something you do in response to someone else.
Typically, a reaction will be a spell or a class ability.
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What can you do on your turn?
When it’s your turn in combat, you have a few different
types of actions you can do. Generally, you can say what you
would like to attempt and the DM will tell you what kind of
action it is. But, for your convenience, each type of action is
listed below. You can do each of these once on your turn.
Main Action
Your main action can be a variety of things. You may have
a class ability that can be used as an action or you can
improvise. Some examples of a main action are:
Attack: Swing a sword, fire an arrow, slap a face.
Cast a spell: If you are a caster, you can expend a spell slot
to cast a spell.
Dash: This will double your movement for your turn.
Disengage: When you move away from a creature, they
won’t get an opportunity of attack against you.
Dodge: All attack coming at you have disadvantage and all
Dexterity saving throws are made with advantage until the
beginning of your next turn.
Help: You can aid an ally on their next turn. The next thing
they do has advantage.
Hide: If you aren’t in anyone’s eyesight, you can make a
stealth check to make your position unknown.
Ready: You can prepare an action that will trigger when
something happens. For example, you could hold an attack
until your target moves within your range.
Your Class Abilities
Thieves’ Cant
You know thieves Cant, a secret dialect that allows you to
hide messages in normal conversation. Only others who
know Thieves’ Cant will understand.
You can also use secret signs and symbols to convey simple
messages.
Expertise
Choose 2 skills that you are proficient in. Your proficiency
bonus is doubled for those skills.
Sneak Attack
Once per turn you can add an extra 1D6 damage to a damage
roll if one of the following conditions apply:
‧ You have advantage on the attack roll
‧ An ally is within 5ft. of your target.
You must be attacking with a finesse or ranged weapon.
Proficiencies
Armor: Light armor
Weapons: Simple weapons, hand crossbows, longswords,
rapiers, shortswords
Tools: Thieves’ tools
Saving throws: Dexterity, Intelligence

Bonus Action
A bonus action is an extra little thing you can do on your
turn. You often won’t use one, but you may have a spell or a
class ability that can be used as a bonus action.

Duel wielding: If you are holding 2 light weapons and you

have already used your main action to attack, you may use a
bonus action to attack again with your off hand weapon. In
doing so, you will not add your modifier to damage if you
hit. For example, if you had 2 dagger and your damage was
1D4+3, on your second attack the damage would be just 1D4.

Movement
You may move up to however many feet your speed tells
you on your character sheet. Most often, it will be 30ft.

If you move away from a hostile creature, that creature will

be able to make an opportunity of attack against you.

Reactions
This is something you do in response to someone else.
Typically, a reaction will be a spell or a class ability.

Opportunity attacks: When a creature moves away from

your melee attack range you get a free melee attack against
them.
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What can you do on your turn? Your Class Abilities

When it’s your turn in combat, you have a few different
types of actions you can do. Generally, you can say what you
would like to attempt and the DM will tell you what kind of
action it is. But, for your convenience, each type of action is
listed below. You can do each of these once on your turn.
Main Action
Your main action can be a variety of things. You may have
a class ability that can be used as an action or you can
improvise. Some examples of a main action are:
Attack: Swing a sword, fire an arrow, slap a face.
Cast a spell: If you are a caster, you can expend a spell slot
to cast a spell.
Dash: This will double your movement for your turn.
Disengage: When you move away from a creature, they
won’t get an opportunity of attack against you.
Dodge: All attack coming at you have disadvantage and all
Dexterity saving throws are made with advantage until the
beginning of your next turn.
Help: You can aid an ally on their next turn. The next thing
they do has advantage.
Hide: If you aren’t in anyone’s eyesight, you can make a
stealth check to make your position unknown.
Ready: You can prepare an action that will trigger when
something happens. For example, you could hold an attack
until your target moves within your range.
Spellcasting
Cantrips: Cantrips are simple spells that you can cast
endlessly. You know 4 of your choice from the Sorcerer
spell list.
Spell Slots: You have 2 1st level spell slots. When you cast a
1st level spell, the spell slot is expended. When you run out
of spell slots, you cannot cast spells, which the exception of
cantrips. You regain your spell slots after a long rest.
Spells Known: You know 2 spells of your choice from the
Sorcerer spell list.
Sorcerous Origin
Refer to book.
Proficiencies
Armor: None
Weapons: Daggers, darts, slings, quarterstaffs, light
crossbows
Saving throws: Constitution, Charisma

Bonus Action
A bonus action is an extra little thing you can do on your
turn. You often won’t use one, but you may have a spell or a
class ability that can be used as a bonus action.

Duel wielding: If you are holding 2 light weapons and you

have already used your main action to attack, you may use a
bonus action to attack again with your off hand weapon. In
doing so, you will not add your modifier to damage if you
hit. For example, if you had 2 dagger and your damage was
1D4+3, on your second attack the damage would be just 1D4.

Movement
You may move up to however many feet your speed tells
you on your character sheet. Most often, it will be 30ft.

If you move away from a hostile creature, that creature will

be able to make an opportunity of attack against you.

Reactions
This is something you do in response to someone else.
Typically, a reaction will be a spell or a class ability.
 Opportunity attacks: When a creature moves away from
Warlock - Cheat your melee attack range you get a free melee attack against
them.

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What can you do on your turn? Your Class Abilities

When it’s your turn in combat, you have a few different Spellcasting
types of actions you can do. Generally, you can say what you Cantrips: Cantrips are simple spells that you can cast
would like to attempt and the DM will tell you what kind of endlessly. You know 2 of your choice from the Warlock spell
action it is. But, for your convenience, each type of action is list.
listed below. You can do each of these once on your turn. Spell Slots: You have 1 1st level spell slots. When you cast a
1st level spell, the spell slot is expended. When you run out
Main Action of spell slots, you cannot cast spells, which the exception of
Your main action can be a variety of things. You may have cantrips. You regain your spell slots after a short or long
a class ability that can be used as an action or you can rest.
improvise. Some examples of a main action are: Spells Known: You know 2 spell from the Warlock spell list.
Attack: Swing a sword, fire an arrow, slap a face.
Cast a spell: If you are a caster, you can expend a spell slot Otherworldly Patron
to cast a spell. Refer to book.
Dash: This will double your movement for your turn.
Disengage: When you move away from a creature, they Proficiencies
won’t get an opportunity of attack against you. Armor: Light armor
Dodge: All attack coming at you have disadvantage and all Weapons: Simple weapons
Dexterity saving throws are made with advantage until the Saving throws: Wisdom, Charisma
beginning of your next turn.
Help: You can aid an ally on their next turn. The next thing
they do has advantage.
Hide: If you aren’t in anyone’s eyesight, you can make a
stealth check to make your position unknown.
Ready: You can prepare an action that will trigger when
something happens. For example, you could hold an attack
until your target moves within your range.

Bonus Action
A bonus action is an extra little thing you can do on your
turn. You often won’t use one, but you may have a spell or a
class ability that can be used as a bonus action.

Duel wielding: If you are holding 2 light weapons and you

have already used your main action to attack, you may use a
bonus action to attack again with your off hand weapon. In
doing so, you will not add your modifier to damage if you
hit. For example, if you had 2 dagger and your damage was
1D4+3, on your second attack the damage would be just 1D4.

Movement
You may move up to however many feet your speed tells
you on your character sheet. Most often, it will be 30ft.

If you move away from a hostile creature, that creature will

be able to make an opportunity of attack against you.

Reactions
This is something you do in response to someone else.
Typically, a reaction will be a spell or a class ability.
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What can you do on your turn?
When it’s your turn in combat, you have a few different
types of actions you can do. Generally, you can say what you
would like to attempt and the DM will tell you what kind of
action it is. But, for your convenience, each type of action is
listed below. You can do each of these once on your turn.
Main Action
Your main action can be a variety of things. You may have
a class ability that can be used as an action or you can
improvise. Some examples of a main action are:
Attack: Swing a sword, fire an arrow, slap a face.
Cast a spell: If you are a caster, you can expend a spell slot
to cast a spell.
Dash: This will double your movement for your turn.
Disengage: When you move away from a creature, they
won’t get an opportunity of attack against you.
Dodge: All attack coming at you have disadvantage and all
Dexterity saving throws are made with advantage until the
beginning of your next turn.
Help: You can aid an ally on their next turn. The next thing
they do has advantage.
Hide: If you aren’t in anyone’s eyesight, you can make a
stealth check to make your position unknown.
Ready: You can prepare an action that will trigger when
something happens. For example, you could hold an attack
until your target moves within your range.
Your Class Abilities
Spellcasting
Cantrips: Cantrips are simple spells that you can cast
endlessly. You know 3 of your choice from the Wizard spell
list.
Spell Slots: You have 2 1st level spell slots. When you cast a
1st level spell, the spell slot is expended. When you run out
of spell slots, you cannot cast spells, which the exception of
cantrips. You regain your spell slots after a long rest.
Spellbook: You have a book of spells containing 6 1st level
spells of your choice from the Wizard spell list. In order to
cast these spells, you must first prepare them.
Spells Prepared: You may prepare a number of spells equal
to 1+your Intelligence modifier. You may prepare a new set
of spells after taking a long rest.
Arcane Recovery
Once per day, during a short rest, you may regain 1 spell
slot.
Proficiencies
Armor: None
Weapons: Daggers, darts, slings, Quarterstaffs, light
crossbows
Saving throws: Intelligence, Wisdom

Bonus Action
A bonus action is an extra little thing you can do on your
turn. You often won’t use one, but you may have a spell or a
class ability that can be used as a bonus action.

Duel wielding: If you are holding 2 light weapons and you

have already used your main action to attack, you may use a
bonus action to attack again with your off hand weapon. In
doing so, you will not add your modifier to damage if you
hit. For example, if you had 2 dagger and your damage was
1D4+3, on your second attack the damage would be just 1D4.

Movement
You may move up to however many feet your speed tells
you on your character sheet. Most often, it will be 30ft.

If you move away from a hostile creature, that creature will

be able to make an opportunity of attack against you.

Reactions
This is something you do in response to someone else.
Typically, a reaction will be a spell or a class ability.

Opportunity attacks: When a creature moves away from

your melee attack range you get a free melee attack against
them.