You can turn loose material into fertile soil.

If you are using starting wealth, you have 1d6 x 10 gp in funds.

( a) Explorer’s pack or ( b) Herbalism Kit.

( a) Pitchfork or ( b) sickle or ( c) hand-crossbow with 20 bolts.

You start with the following equipment, in addition to the equipment granted by your background:

Hit Dice: 1d10 per Farmer level Hit Points at 1st Level: 10 + Constitution modifier Hit Points at Higher Levels: 1d10 (or 6) + Constitution modifier per Farmer level after 1stĪrmor: Light Armor Weapons: Simple Weapons, Hand-Crossbows, Farm Implements, Whips, Nets Tools: Herbalism Kit Saving Throws: Constitution, Wisdom Skills: Pick 3 from Athletics, Animal Handling, Medicine, Nature, Perception, Survival. Third, choose a pitchfork and an explorer’s pack for your equipment and as a backup weapon, take the Net.Īs a Farmer you gain the following class features. First, make Constitution your highest ability score, followed by Wisdom. You can make a farmer quickly by following these steps. Are you a commoner who got caught up in a quest by chance or necessity? Is your region ruled by a tyrant or a corrupt system? Did you have a different life before becoming a farmer? Are you bored of your daily routine and want to see the world? Or are you driven by a cause that affects your people and your land?

When creating a Farmer, think about what motivates you to adventure. As they hone their skills (level up), these farmers can extend their blessings to more plants, or even other aspects of nature, but they must always respect the source of their gift. They must be careful not to abuse or exhaust their gift, lest they risk losing the favor of their patrons and their gift. They do not use spells or spell slots, but rather momentarily channel their blessings through their plants and tools. Though these farmers have unique magical abilities that set them apart from their peers, they are not spellcasters. A few of these farmers, however, learn to manipulate their blessing in more creative ways, such as concentrating it on individual plants to make them grow rapidly and using these plants offensively against those who threated their way of life. Most of these farmers use their blessing to benefit their entire fields, or even multiple fields, ensuring a bountiful harvest and a prosperous life in the lands they toil in. Every so often, a god bestows a rare gift upon a farmer: a blessing that enhances their crops. (long winded magic explanation) Some farmers are more than just simple folk who tend the land.

You can also invoke your god or goddess’s favor to aid you or your allies in times of trouble. You can cast spells that enhance plants, manipulate terrains, communicate with animals, and heal the wounded.

You are also adept at using whatever tools and resources you have available, whether it’s a pitchfork, a shovel, or a jar of honey. Your devotion to your god or goddess of agriculture, fertility, or nature grants you divine blessings and resilience that can aid your crops and your party members. You may not wield flashy arcane spells or masterful martial techniques, but you have your own kind of magic and skill that makes you a valuable ally. You are a farmer, a simple but sturdy folk who has a deep connection to the land and its bounty.

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