Enano clerico para Dungeons and Dragons DND

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Dwarf Cleric (D&D 5e)

Suggested Name: Borin Stonefoot, Thorgren Hammerplate, Durin Shieldshield.

Basic Concept: A devout dwarf cleric, perhaps of a god of knowledge, smithing, protection, or even nature, who has sworn to protect their people and the ancient ways.

1. Race: Hill Dwarf

• Ability Score Increase: Your Constitution score increases by 2, and your Wisdom score increases by 1 (Perfect for a Cleric!)
• Speed: 25 feet (not reduced by wearing heavy armor).
• Darkvision: You can see in dim light within 60 feet as if it were bright light, and in darkness as if it were dim light (black and white).
• Dwarven Resilience: Advantage on saving throws against poison, and resistance to poison damage.
• Dwarven Combat Training: Proficiency with light and medium armor.
• Dwarven Weapon Training: Proficiency with handaxes, waraxes, light hammers, and warhammers.
• Tool Proficiency: Proficiency with one artisan's tool of your choice (often brewer's, smith's, or stonemason's tools, very thematic for a dwarf).
• Dwarven Toughness: Your hit point maximum increases by 1 for each level you gain.

2. Class: Cleric

Suggested Divine Domain: Given the robust appearance and shield, these domains fit well:

• Life Domain: If you want a quintessential healing cleric, greatly appreciated in the party (Proficiency with heavy armor and extra healing spells).
• Forge Domain: If they are a craftsman and protector dwarf, blessed by a god of creation or fire (Proficiency with heavy armor and a smith's tools, plus bonuses to armor and weapons).
• War Domain: If you want a more combat-focused dwarf, leading from the front (Proficiency with heavy armor and martial weapons, additional attacks).
• Light Domain: If the shield symbol represents the sun, a cleric channeling divine light against darkness.

3. Ability Scores (Suggestion for Level 1, using Standard Array: 15, 14, 13, 12, 10, 8):

• Strength (STR): 13 (To wield a mace and medium/heavy armor if you choose Forge/War)
• Dexterity (DEX): 8 (Not your strong suit)
• Constitution (CON): 15 + 2 (for Dwarf) = 17 (Many hit points and good resilience!)
• Intelligence (INT): 10 (Curious and with some knowledge)
• Wisdom (WIS): 14 + 1 (for Dwarf) = 15 (Your primary ability score, for spells and perception)
• Charisma (CHA): 12 (You can be grumpy, but also inspire confidence in your faith)

4. Proficiencies:

• Saving Throws: Wisdom, Charisma
• Armor: Light, Medium (and Heavy if you choose Life, Forge, or War Domain)
• Weapons: Simple weapons (and martial weapons if you choose War Domain)
• Skills (Choose two from the Cleric list): History, Insight, Medicine, Persuasion, Religion (I suggest Religion and Insight or Medicine).
• Tools: One artisan's tools of your choice (by race), for example, smith's tools or brewer's tools.

5. Starting Equipment:

• Mace (or Warhammer if you are War or Forge Domain)
• Shield
• Chain Mail (or Scale Mail if you lack heavy armor proficiency)
• Sacred symbol (can be your shield)
• Priest's kit or explorer's pack

6. Spells and Class Features (Level 1):

• Spellcasting: You use Wisdom as your spellcasting ability.
• Cantrips (choose 3):
  • Sacred Flame (radiant damage)
  • Mending (useful for fixing things, very dwarven)
  • Guidance (helps with ability checks)
  • Thaumaturgy (minor divine tricks)
• 1st-Level Spells (you prepare WIS + half your Cleric level, minimum 1):
  • Healing Word (ranged healing)
  • Shield of Faith (bonus to AC)
  • Bless (aids your party)
  • Cure Wounds (touch healing)
  • Protection from Evil and Good
• Divine Domain Features: Will depend on the domain you choose (eg for Life: Disciple of Life, which enhances your healing).

7. Suggested Background:

• Acolyte: For a cleric, it's a perfect fit It gives you proficiency in Insight and Religion skills, and the "Shelter of the Faithful" feature.
• Guild Artisan: If you want to emphasize their craftsman side It gives you proficiency in Insight and Persuasion, and the "Guild Hospitality" feature.

8. Personality and Roleplay:

• Personality Traits: Devout, protective, loyal to their friends and faith, perhaps a bit stubborn or distrustful of strangers, but with a big heart under their tough armor.
• Ideal: Protection (of the innocent, of the ancient ways, of their clan) Duty (to fulfill their divine oath).
• Bond: Their clan, their temple, a sacred dwarven artifact.
• Flaw: Too proud of their lineage; clings to old traditions; slow to forgive a slight.