Wild cohort dd tools

Not a bad idea, actually Originally Posted by Coidzor. Indeed, level 9 should be leadership, level 12 should be dragon cohort, level 15 Improved Cohort. Originally Posted by Rubik. It says something when the druid would be better off grabbing Natural Spell at level 6 than Leadership one of the most powerful feats in the game. So wait, can you go Ranger into Broodmaster with Wild cohort and end up with Five animal companions at fifteenth level? Originally Posted by Waker.

I can't find the words. Were I capable of emotion, I would cry. Originally Posted by Tokuhara. Originally Posted by Crasical. Last edited by Coidzor; at AM. Originally Posted by Inevitability. Describing basically the exact same monster but with twice the RHD. Originally Posted by Artanis.

I'm going to be honest, "the Welsh became a Great Power and conquered Germany" is almost exactly the opposite of the explanation I was expecting. While I think this feat is cool for flavor, and taking it three times or so to make your own personal herd of animals is fun, all in all it just seems like a weak feat. When compared to leadership of course, which is the closest feat I know of in terms of power.

You can do everything this feat does, and more, with a feat that already exists. Halivar First Post. BTW: The above info is not the entire feat. There are a lot of specifics not present. A lot of people seem to be missing info here. Go to the link below for the full feat.

Last edited: Nov 20, I'm yet again disappointed that they do not have rules for taking multiple lower level animal "friends" instead of a single animal "friend. Thaniel First Post. If so, you got ravens wrong.

Gez First Post. It's one thing I like in English -- the really weird names for groups of animals. Generic nouns like hord, flock, swarm, etc. A grunt of weightlifters. A gam, or pod, of whales A pack, or rout, of wolves A descent of woodpeckers A fart of zebras For a Vermin version, look at these: An army of caterpillars A bed of clams A business of flies A cloud, or horde, of gnats A cluster of grasshoppers A smuck of jellyfish A plague of locusts A bed of oysters A squirm of worms This one promise to be quite powerful indeed: A blessing of unicorns I also like "a giggle of girls", but that ain't can't be for a wild cohort.

Simplicity Explorer. Gez said:. Simplicity said:. I've seen parts of this list on the web, and some of them are correct, but somehow I don't think zebras come in "farts". Post reply. Insert quotes…. Similar Threads H. Replies 1 Views Aug 17, Haldrik. Replies 2 Views Nov 15, GuyBoy. Replies 19 Views 3K. Jul 10, Libertad. Replies 0 Views On your turn, you can verbally command the beast where to move no action required by you.

You can use your action to verbally command it to take the Attack, Dash, Disengage, Dodge, or Help action. If you have the Extra Attack feature, you can make one weapon attack yourself when you command the beast to take the Attack action. Its hit point maximum equals its normal maximum or three times your character level, whichever is higher. With 8 hours of work and the expenditure of 50 gp worth of rare herbs and fine food, you gain a beast that accompanies you on your adventures.

Choose a beast from the following list to become your wild cohort: blood hawk, giant badger, giant weasel, mastiff, mule, wolf. It rolls for initiative like any other creature, but you determine its decisions, attitudes, and so on. On your turn, as a bonus action you can command the beast to move and take actions. For each level you gain after 4th, your wild cohort gains an additional d6 hit die and increases its hit points accordingly. In addition to the areas where it normally uses its proficiency bonus, a wild cohort also adds its proficiency bonus to its AC and to its damage rolls.

Your cohort can increase one ability score of your choice by 2, or it can increase two ability scores of your choice by 1. Your wild cohort shares your alignment, and has a personality trait and a flaw that you can roll for or select. You can only return a wild cohort to life in this manner if you have its body.

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