You are finally starting to get the hang of adventuring life and can apply your Grit in combat. If your game uses the optional rule for Feats, you are not eligible to take a Feat in place of an Ability Score Increase. Your ability scores above 20 using this feature. If you survive to reach 4th level, and again at 8th level, you can increase one ability score of your choice by 2, or two ability scores by 1. If Commoner isn't your initial class, here are the proficiencies you gain when you take your first level as a Commoner: nothing! As a multiclass character, you must have at least a Constitution score of 13 to take a level in Commoner, or to take a level in another class if you are already a Commoner. If your group uses the optional multiclassing rule, here's what you need to know if you choose to take your first level in the Commoner class.Ībility Score Minimum. You know for a fact that real adventurers You always sleep with a bag over your headįor fear you soul will slip out in your sleep Your town drunk was convinced that you wereĪll part of a made-up game played by alienīeings. Was replaced by a secret council of lizardfolk. The real king died many years ago, but he Or between the stones that line the roadsįor fear that your mother will break her back. You refuse to step on cracks between floor boards In fact, I'm not at all certain why I decided to give this class the ability to make it past level 1, let alone all the way up to level 11! If you've made it this far you have probably made up Should you somehow survive past the first monster encounter, consider why this character is still one of the common folk instead of a Fighter, Bard, or Barbarian. They are not meant for adventure, and if you insist on playing as a Commoner, you are most likely going to be killed by the first rat you fight in a tavern basement. When creating a Commoner, make sure to ask yourself, "why am I not just playing a class from the Player's Handbook?" Commoners are just that, common. Despite all of their struggles and hardship, Commoners have the grit to press on with life. Most of the simple folk have experienced a great deal of difficulty in their lives: plague and disease, droughts and flooding, roving bands of orcs, and horrible monsters. Relying on each year's harvest to make it through the winter, Commoners are no strangers to hardship. Humility & GritĬommoners are many things, but above all they are humble. They may not be the best looking or the most intelligent, but once a Commoner makes up their mind, there is nothing that can get in their way. Though, their labor-intensive lives make Commoners some Finding work as farmers, herdsmen, and laborers, most commoners live a simple, yet exhausting life. People of the Landįolk of the land, Commoners rely on the land under their feet to eke out a living. Sometimes, if there are no heroes to be found, these folk are forced to take up arms to defend their homes. The folk described above are all Commoners, simple folk of the land. As the horns bellowed in the distance she hefted her hammer. On the horizon, she saw the banners of the hobgoblin legion that had razed her previous home. As she surveyed her work, satisfaction turned to anger. Settlement her clan had established outside the mountains. Laid the final stones for the wall that would protect the new The hulking dwarf woman wiped the sweat from herīrow as she admired her hard day's work. The pub that had been in his family for generations. He would get revenge on the bandits who destroyed He wouldĪvenge his fellow villagers, but more importantly, Over the smoldering remains of his town, he madeĪ vow to whatever gods were listening. As the latest party of goblinįor what would be the last time. Pig were all that stood between his familyįarm and the goblins encroaching from the Trusty shovel as he pat his prized hog on
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