Reina (Dungeons and Dragons Character)

Reina is a name that means queen in the old language and she carries herself with a regal air. She speaks only when she must, but she does things right while displaying minimal effort. Such is her grace and her consecrated beauty.

Race:    High Elf

Class:    Alternate Ranger

Level:    3

Alignment:    Lawful Good

Armour Class:    15

Initiative:   3

Speed:    30

Proficiency:    +2

Maximum Hitpoints:    25

Current:      

Temporary:

Passive Perception:    13

Investigation:    11

Insight:    13

 

Ability Score:

Modifier:

Saving Throw:

Strength:

8

-1

+1

Dexterity:

16

+3

+5

Constitution:

12

+1

+1

Intelligence:

13

+1

+1

Wisdom:

16

+3

+3

Charisma:

10

+0

+0

Advantage against charmed condition

Skills: (* -Proficiency)

DEX

Acrobatics

+3

WIS

Medicine

+3

WIS

Animal Handling

+3

INT

Nature

+1

INT

Arcana

+1

WIS

Perception

+3

STR

Athletics

-1

CHA

Performance

+0

CHA

Deception

+0

CHA

Persuasion *

+2

INT

History *

+3

INT

Religion

+1

WIS

Insight

+3

DEX

Sleight of Hand

+3

CHA

Intimidation

+0

DEX

Stealth

+3

INT

Investigation **

+5

WIS *

Survival

+5

Wild Expertise: Investigation

Attacks: Actions per Action: 1

Range

Hit/DC

Damage

Longbow *

150 (600)

+5

1d8+3 peircing

Rapier

5 ft reach

+5

1d8+3 peircing

Shortsword *

5 ft reach

+5

1d6+3 peircing

Shortsword *

5 ft reach

+5

1d6+3 peircing

Unarmed Strike

5 ft reach

+1

0 bludgeoning

Longbow – Slow:   Reduce target speed by 10 until start of next turn

Shortsword – Vex:    Advantage on next attack

Fighting Style:     Dual Wielding

Ranger Conclave:  Hunter

Spell Save DC:    13

Spell Attack Modifier:    5

Quarry Die:    d4

Spells Known: 4 + Conclave Spells*

Cantrip:

    Minor Illusion

 

Lvl 1:    (3)

    Ranger’s Quarry (2 free)
    Snare*
    Expeditious Retreat*
    Cure Wounds
    Hail of Thorns
    Entangle
    Detect Magic * (1 free)

Knacks Known: 3 + Conclave Knacks*

Knacks:

   Stalker I*
   Slayer I
   Strider I
   Wild Insight I

Equipment:

    Arrows
    Clothes, fine
    Longbow
    Rapier
    Shortsword
    Shortsword
    Signet ring
    Sprig of Mistletoe
    Studded Leather
    Bedroll
    Oil
    Rations
    Rope
    Tinderbox
    Torch
    Waterskin
    Scroll of pedigree

Racial Traits

    Trance – long rest takes 4hrs
    Dark vision 60ft
    Elven Lineage – High Elf

Languages:

    Common
    Common Sign Language
    Dwarvish
    Elvish
    Giant
    Ork

 

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