This can make a huge difference in your character’s playstyle.
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This background is great for lore-heavy campaigns and for high-Intelligence builds like wizards and artificers.
Plus, this build can also be useful for exploration thanks to its proficiency in Cartographer’s Tools.
They lack a home, family, or sturdy foundation to call their very own.
However, they prefer it that way.
The nomad is also extremely world-wise, in addition to hearty.
This background is great forsurvival-based campaignsand melee combatant classes like fighter, monk, or barbarian.
Whatever that something is, it’s out to get you, and possibly put an end to you.
Fugitives are characterized by always remaining on high alert and sleeping with one eye open.
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To help with this flavor of fantasy, grab the Alert feat and use proficiencies in Stealth and Survival.
This background is great for rogues, monks, and other dexterous characters.
Biblioplex via Wizards of the Coast
It’s your responsibility to represent your town well, and that pressure can sometimes mount in unexpected ways.
Because this feat never really loses its charm, this homebrewed background is great for expert players.
With this background, you find yourself cast out from your home for a specific reason.
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This background is great for expert players thanks to its roleplay potential and early access to Forgery Kits.
Repeated visits to this mysterious dream have granted you magical prowess and insight into human beings.
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Once again, this background is also great for expert players who love roleplay and complex backstories.
Whoever knew you in your previous life has forgotten you, unable to recall who you were.
You worry that perhaps someday, you might forget too.
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Was your hometown destroyed by a natural disaster, or perhaps even a man-made one?
Whatever the answer, coming up with a specific incident can help high-level players roleplay this background effectively.
Plus, you’ll be a great healer with this background.
Marks of Prestige by Zoltan Boros
This background is great for players who want to roleplay a chaotic alignment.
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This background is great for high-level roleplay and interesting backstory dynamics.
Pirates by Alexandre Honore
Roc by Alejandro Pacheco
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Druid by Jessica Fong
Eberron Cover Art by Chippy
The Scrying Spell by Gaboleps
