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Index of Magic Items by Category. The missing index from the Dungeon Master's Guide for 5e. This index contains the magic items from the Dungeon Master's Guide grouped according to their category. For Player Characters. Along with being intended to be used by player characters, dungeon masters are encouraged to use this section to design and run playing sessions and to take improving, reviewing, or removing templates into consideration in their campaigns. I'm fairly new to DnD so I apologize for the noob question. I recently found a game store running the Adventures League for 5e. Last night was our first adventure, had a ton of fun but I was hoping someone could help me with a couple questions in regards to the Attack roll and Damage modifiers.

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You can only cast this spell if you are humanoid. You touch a willing humanoid or beast within one size category of you, and your two bodies merge into one. If that creature understands you, it can use its reaction to expend 10 magic points (or a spell slot of at least 6th level) to aid you in casting this spell; if it does not, the material component of this spell is consumed.

This merger physically alters your body so that you appear as a mixed version of yourself and the creature. You decide what equipment is absorbed into the fused being and what equipment remains available for use. These fused items are restored once the power ends. If the creature was not of a size smaller than you, you can choose to be enlarged for the duration.

For the duration, your body and the target's are effectively one in the same, and together you share one turn. You remain in control of yourself—of the fused body—but the target is fully aware of everything you are physically doing, and can see through your senses. While fused, you and the target can communicate telepathically. You are both aware of any surface thoughts, knowledge, or memories of each other, but can purposefully conceal anything not at the forefront of your consciousness.

For the duration, you:

• Are treated as a monstrosity instead of humanoid.
• Have the combined maximum hit points and remaining hit points of yourself and the target.
• Can make any ability check, attack roll, or saving throw using the target's modifier if it would be higher than your own.
• Gain a +2 bonus on any ability check, attack roll, or saving throw if both you and the target would add a proficiency bonus to it.
• Can use all features and spells of the target, except for those it purposefully conceals from you. You have access to all magic points (or spell slots) of the target.
• Can concentrate on two spells simultaneously, but only if one is one you could otherwise cast and the other is one the target could cast.

At any time, you or the target can use your reaction to end this spell early. When the spell ends:

• The target reappears in an unoccupied space of its choice within 5 feet of you, and your body to returns to normal. If there is insufficient space, the target is magically forced through whatever physical matter is blocking its reappearance in the shortest possible path to an open space, before reappearing in that space and taking 1d6 force damage for every 5 feet of matter through which it moved.
• All equipment on your person or absorbed in the transformation is returned to its original positions on its original owners.
• Remaining hit points are split between yourself and the target—unless one party would exceed maximum hit points, in which case the rest of the hit points go to the other party. Remaining magic points (or spell slots) are similarly split between yourself and the target.
• Any conditions, diseases, or similar effects that were afflicting the target before the fusion are returned to it as appropriate. Any such effects gained during the fusion are retained only by you.

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• 1Races Reimagined
  • 1.1Humans
  • 1.2Elves
  • 1.3Dwarves
  • 1.4Halflings
  • 1.5Gnomes
  • 1.10Aarakocra
  • 1.11Wiki Races

Races Reimagined[edit]

Just because you imagined it, doesn't mean you need to build a dedicated unique race entry for it. In fact, for many ideas, that is entirely unnecessary. The core races are fairly generic, and can easily be reimagined as something thematically similar without any need for mechanical alteration whatsoever. To encourage this activity, rather than endless heaps of redundant race entries, this page was created. Here, we can list all the things we have used the core races to represent. Note that this is only for purely cosmetic and thematic alterations, not mechanical ones. Mechanically altered core races are variant races.

Humans[edit]

Anthro-Rodents

Rats

Star-Trek

No change necessary

Warhammer 40k

Space Marine

Pokemon

Pikachu, Mr. Mime

Elder Scrolls

Imperial

Marvel

Asgardians, with no extra powers?

Feats Variant[edit]

Star-Trek

Bajorans, maybe? Really, humans and bajorans are basically interchangeable.

Pokemon

Any of the Pikachu clones - Marill? Emolga?

Warhammer 40k

Maybe the ability to summon other space marines, or perhaps guardsmen?

Elves[edit]

High Elves[edit]

Human Stereotypes

Snobby academics

Anthro-Rodents

Hares

Star-Trek

Vulcans

Pokemon

Espeon or Sylveon

Warhammer 40k

Eldar

Elder Scrolls

Altmer

Wood Elves[edit]

Human Stereotypes

The wirey, agile swashbuckler acrobat types.

Anthro-Rodents

Rabbits

Pokemon

Leafeon and Glaceon

Marvel

Groot

Dark Elves, Drow[edit]

Human Stereotypes

The Tweenage-Fiction Antihero

Anthro-Rodents

Weasels

Star-Trek

Cardassians

Pokemon

Umbreon

Warhammer 40k

Dark Eldar

Marvel

Still Dark Elves

Dwarves[edit]

Hill Dwarves[edit]

Human Stereotypes

The pudgy sidekick

Anthro-Rodents

Groundhogs

Pokemon

Diglett

Mountain Dwarves[edit]

Warhammer 40k

Squat

Human Stereotypes

The little tough-guy

Anthro-Rodents

Gophers

Pokemon

Geodude

The Elder Scrolls

Nord

Gray Dwarves (Duergar)[edit]

Human Stereotypes

The Little Boss from Hell

Anthro-Rodents

Beavers

Marvel

Nidavellir Dwarves

Halflings[edit]

Lightfoot Halflings[edit]

Human Stereotypes

Child thieves

Anthro-Rodents

Mice

Pokemon

Pichu

Warhammer 40k

Ratling

Marvel

Rocket Racoon

Stout Halflings[edit]

Human Stereotypes

Fat Kids

Anthro-Rodents

Hamsters

Pokemon

Dedenne

Gnomes[edit]

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Forest Gnomes[edit]

Human Stereotypes

Children

Anthro-Rodents

Squirrels

Pokemon

Rattata and Raticate

Rock Gnomes[edit]

Human Stereotypes

Child Prodigy

Anthro-Rodents

Chipmunks

Pokemon

Sandshrew

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Human Stereotypes

Evil Children

Anthro-rodents

Possoms

Pokemon

Alolan Raticate

Half-Elves[edit]

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Human Stereotypes

Fops and Dandies

Anthro-Rodents

Capybara

Star-Trek

Ferengi

Pokemon

Jolteon, or maybe Flareon

Horror campaign

Vampires or Half-Vampires

Half-Orcs[edit]

Human Stereotypes

Big, strong, threatening people

Anthro-Rodents

Badgers

Star-Trek

Klingons

Pokemon

Machamp or Barbaracle

Marvel

Titans

Dragonborn[edit]

Human Stereotypes

The In-Laws

Anthro-Rodents

Reptiles

Star Trek

Breen or Jem'Hadar

Pokemon

Charizard, Dragonite, Goodra, Tyranitar, Tyrantrum, Salamence or their previous forms

Tieflings[edit]

Human Stereotypes

Ex-Lovers

Pokemon

Mimikyu

Warhammer 40k

Mutant

Aarakocra[edit]

Human Steryotyope

Batman Cosplayer

Anthro-Rodents

Bats

Pokemon

Aerodactyl

Warforged[edit]

Human Stereotype

Free Labor

Marvel

Iron Man, War Machine

Sci-Fi

Android

Anthro

Protogen

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Wiki Races[edit]

When making a reimagined version of a race here on the wiki, always leave a link back to that race for others to view it.

Alraune[edit]

Human Stereotype

Hippie/'Tree Hugger'

Marvel

Flora Colossus (i.e. Groot's race)

Pokémon

Basically any Grass-type

Starbound/Wargroove

Floran

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Fireborn[edit]

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Human Stereotype

Pyro

Pokémon

Flareon

Marvel

Fire Giant

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Stormborn[edit]

Human Stereotype

Weather Man

Pokémon

Jolteon, Pikachu, Pichu, Richu

Marvel

Thor

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