Adept Survivor (5e Subclass)

Adept Survivor

Fighter Subclass

You are the epitome of the phrase 'adapt to survive'. Through training and practice, you can adapt your style of combat in order to create a range of benefits or effects in combat

Elemental Resistance

From third level, when hit with an attack using elemental features, (fire, cold, acid, lightning, or thunder) as a reaction, roll a CON save. On a success, reduce the damage done by your Elemental Resistance Modifier. This modifier starts at 1, and can be increased using "Adapt". On a failure reduce the damage by half your Elemental Resistance Modifier. The DC for the save is equal to 20 - half the damage taken.

Improvise

At third level, you gain the ability to efficiently wield improvised weapons. When attacking with an improvised weapon, add damage equal to Proficiency Bonus + 1d4. This increases to Proficiency Bonus + 1d6 at level 7 and Proficiency Bonus + 1d8 at level 15.

Adapt

From third level, experience is gained in the form of Battle Points, by the destruction of your enemies. Every time you reduce an enemy to 0 hit points, you gain Battle Points. To figure out how many points are gained, roll a dice and add your wisdom modifier. The type of dice is determined in the table below.

Battle Points Dice
Level 3 - 61d8
Level 7 - 91d12
Level 10 - 142d8
Level 15 - 172d10
Level 18 - 202d12

Battle Points can then be spent on ability increases, these increases only last until your next long rest.

Ability Increases
Defensive Warrior10 Points+ 1 to AC.
Undying15 Points+ 1 to Maximum Hit Points.
Experienced Duelist10 Points+ 1 to all attack rolls and damage rolls on attacks made with a melee weapon.
Advanced Archer10 Points+ 1 to all attack rolls and damage rolls on attacks made with a ranged weapon.
Elemental Resistance Boost1 Point+ 1 to Elemental Resistance feature modifier.
Accelerate15 Points+ 5 to movement.

Battle Points can also be spent on one time effects:

Ability Effects
Show of Strength3 PointsYou gain advantage on your next attack.
Revitalise3 PointsYou gain 1d4 - 1 lost hit points.
Stamina12 PointsYou regain one lost hit dice.
Cleansing8 PointsAny effect (paralysis, exhaustion, etc) on you is cancelled.
Refresh12 points(Can only be used from level 7) Refills the number of uses of "Overcome" you have .
Annihilation15 Points(Can only be used from level 10) A roll of 18+ is critical. Increases to 17+ from level 15.
Overcome

From level 7, when you drop to 0 hit points, you instead drop to 1 hit point. 1 use per rest, increasing to 2 uses at level 10, 3 uses at level 15, and 4 uses at level 18.

Survival Instincts

Due to your extensive experience of battle, from level 10, you can no longer be surprised, and your initiative bonus increases by 2 + 1 for every level past 10.

Survivalist's Observation

At level 10, any enemy to which you deal damage grants you Battle Points upon its death. At Level 15, any enemy killed within 60ft of you that you can see or hear also grants Battle points.

Additional Fighting Style

Your many years of combat have led to you specialising in multiple areas of expertise. At level 15, take an additional fighting style from the Fighter list. This cannot be the same as a fighting style you already have.

Survivor

At 18th level, you attain the pinnacle of resilience in battle. At the start of each of your turns, you regain hit points equal to 5 + your Constitution modifier if you have less than half of your hit points left. You don't gain this benefit if you have 0 hit points


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