Ink your quill and take note, this is only available for certain backgrounds. This one is pretty unimportant as you can choose to exchange your equipment for more gold and purchase items you find more relevant.
An additional, often helpful, ability pertinent to your former profession/lifestyle.These grant you a bonus equal to your proficiency modifier when you have to roll a check for those skills. 2 skill proficiencies relevant to the background.Choosing one of the many backgrounds in the PHB grants you the following boons to match each:
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But your background could also be simply your history, who and what you were before becoming an adventurer, and you can use this as a point of stability before something happened for your PC to become an adventurer.Įnriching your PC’s backstory isn’t all your background is good for, however. For example, your PC’s background as an urchin, sneaking around for food and to get out of trouble, could have a natural progression into becoming a rogue as an adventurer. The background can be a beginning point of character development. To get the most out of your background, integrate it into your backstory. Depending on how you go about it, the background fluff given in the PHB can complement or even inspire your PC’s backstory. But we’re going to focus on one basic component: your background.Īn often overlooked character ingredient, your chosen character background gives you roleplaying power and your PC a life history before becoming an adventurer. You also have other components that flesh out your character, such as Stats, Armor Class, Skills, Abilities, Hit Points, and so on. In DnD 5E, player characters (PCs) are made up of several components from specific lists in the Player’s Handbook (PHB) and its subsequent supplements and modules.
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