You choose one additional favored enemy, as well as an associated Humanoid (such as gnolls and orcs) as favored enemies. Alternatively, you can select two races of They gain additional Favored Enemies at 6th and 14th level.Īt each of those levels, could they opt to pick two humanoid races? Or would the choice be between one type and one specific humanoid?Ĭhoose a type of favored enemy: aberrations, beasts, celestials,Ĭonstructs, dragons, elementals, fey, fiends, giants, monstrosities, fiends, giants, aberrations, etc.) or of two different specific humanoids (such as orcs and gnolls). Another add on is that he could be on a quest to return to human form.In D&D 5e, the Ranger can choose at first level to have a Favored Enemy of a single broad type (i.e.
He would have good agility and balance, as cats do. I like the idea of him being grumpy and a bit distracted, like cats can be. A cat like wizard just really appealed to me! So, basically, a cat like human, around 5 feet tall, not a domestic cat. Cats are my favourite animals, and a lot of my own characters (I’m a professional artist) are cat like creatures. is going back into lockdown, I wondered if you could do solo adventures. I played D&D back in the 80s, and got interested again after an artist I dig shared his love of the game.
I’ve started reading the D&D basic rules from 2018, and can only see four races? The character is/was human, but is stuck in a feline form after a spell that was above their level backfired. I’m returning to D&D after a VERY long time, and will predominantly be playing solo.Ĭan you create a character that is an animal? I’m thinking of a cat who is a wizard, possibly because of a spell that went wrong.
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