On Task
On Task
Despite any number of intrusions into your mind or distractions surrounding you, your mind is unimpeded and on task.
Harrying Shots
Harrying Shots
Your precise attacks lead an opponent when you want them to go.
Until the start of your next turn, when you hit a creature with a ranged weapon attack, you can forgo damage to instead drive it into an adjacent unoccupied square of your choice. This movement does not provoke opportunity attacks. If this movement would drive a creature off a cliff or into a similar hazard, it makes a Dexterity saving throw with advantage. On a success, it isn’t forced to move.
Thread the Needle
Thread the Needle
You see through all distractions and obstacles to strike true.
Stoic Stance
Stoic Stance
You ignore distractions and focus on the task at hand.
Resteady
Resteady
You catch yourself about to blunder, steady yourself, and adjust your aim.
When you make an attack roll but before you know the result of your attack, you can use your reaction to reroll that attack, taking the new result.
Hamstring
Hamstring
You slow your quarry down and keep them from escaping by hobbling their legs or wings.
Make a single ranged weapon attack against a creature. On a hit, the target takes an additional 1d6 damage and its Speed is reduced by 10 feet until the start of your next turn. If the creature has multiple movement speeds, pick one.
Tailor
Tailor
Tinker
Tinker
Rhode Warden
Rhode Warden
Igananfeast
Igananfeast
Ignanfeast is rooted in an ancient agreement struck with the spirit of Iganis, and is said to placate the fey fire spirits. It is most commonly celebrated among the farmers of lowland plains, where wildfires are a constant threat to their grainfields.
Held on the eve of the first moon of summer, each household or attendee is expected to provide an offering, or “taste” for the communal feast. These are traditionally either a small portion of the first of their crops, known as a “first taste”, or a sacrificial animal, called a “blood taste”, but have also come to include elaborate dishes or rare delicacies, known as a “rich taste.” The feast itself is seen as an excuse to let off steam, and is in most cases a raucous affair. In more rural communities the celebration may even attract satyr, dryads, and other fey revelers and last for days.
In certain cities, rumor suggests that a cult known as the Hand of Iganis watches carefully for signs of disrespect during the festival. An open complaint or failure to provide a taste may result in an individual drawing the attention of the cult. The eye of Iganis, a ring of fire on a pole, is often planted as a warning outside the homes of minor infractors, but a number of arson attacks are believed to have been the cult’s retribution for more determined detractors
Game Mechanics
Providing a generous taste for the feast (equating to around 50 gold pieces worth of offerings) leaves a mystic mark on the offerer. The mark resembles an eye made of flames and lasts for 1 month. Visible only to creatures with truesight or who are native to the Dreaming, the mark itself is harmless, but it is a signal to creatures who can see it that the bearer is under the protection of Iganis.
On most occasions, lesser creatures of the Dreaming who sees the mark are not inclined to challenge the offerer, and it provides advantage on Persuasion, Deception, and Intimidation checks against such creatures. More powerful fey or those opposed to Iganis may see it as a challenge or threat, and the bearer and those with them suffer disadvantage on the above skill checks