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__NOTOC__ <s>description</s> ===Table: The Hyrulean Fighter=== {| class="wikitable" ! Level !! Proficiency<br/>Bonus !! Features |- | 1st || +2 || {{inpage|Hearts}}, {{inpage|Proficiencies}}, {{inpage|Proficiency Points}}, {{inpage|Stamina Gauge}}, {{inpage|Fighting Style}} |- | 2nd || +2 || [[#Fighter Subclass|Subclass]] |- | 3rd || +2 || [[#Fighter Subclass|Subclass]] feature |- | 4th || +2 || {{inpage|Improvement}} |- | 5th || +3 || {{inpage|Extra Attack}} |- | 6th || +3 || {{inpage|Dashing Run}}, {{inpage|Improvement}} |- | 7th || +3 || [[#Fighter Subclass|Subclass]] feature |- | 8th || +3 || {{inpage|Improvement}} |- | 9th || +4 || {{inpage|Indomitable}} (one use) |- | 10th || +4 || {{inpage|Fighting Style}} (extra) |- | 11th || +4 || [[#Fighter Subclass|Subclass]] feature |- | 12th || +4 || {{inpage|Improvement}} |- | 13th || +5 || {{inpage|Indomitable}} (two uses) |- | 14th || +5 || [[#Fighter Subclass|Subclass]] feature |- | 15th || +5 || {{inpage|Relentless}} |- | 16th || +5 || {{inpage|Improvement}} |- | 17th || +6 || [[#Fighter Subclass|Subclass]] feature, {{inpage|Indomitable}} (three uses) |- | 18th || +6 || {{inpage|Champion}} |- | 19th || +6 || {{inpage|Improvement}}, {{inpage|Stamina Wheel}} |- | 20th || +6 || [[#Fighter Subclass|Subclass]] feature |} ==Starting equipment== <s>aaa</s> == Hearts == Each level you gain in this class grants you a Heart Container (or a "Hit Die"), which is a d10. Heart Containers are used primarily during [[short rest]]s to recover {{hp}}. If your first class level is gained as a fighter, your maximum {{hp}} increases by 10 + your {{con}} modifier. Anytime you otherwise gain a level in this class, you roll d10 (or take the median of 6), then add your {{con}} modifier to that number. Your maximimum {{hp}} increases by an amount equal to the result. If your {{con}} modifier later increases, your maximum {{hp}} will retroactively increase. == Proficiencies == If your first class level is gained as a fighter, you have proficiency with the following. * All simple and martial [[weapon]]s * All [[armor]] and [[shield]]s, including [[heavy shield]]s * {{str}} and {{con}} [[saving throws]] * Any one [[artisan's tool]], any one [[musical instrument]], or any one [[vehicle]] === Multiclass Proficiencies === If you gain a level in fighter as a secondary class (see [[multiclassing]]), you instead gain proficiency with the following. * All simple and martial [[weapon]]s * Light armor, medium armor, and shields (excluding [[heavy shield]]s) == Proficiency Points == If your first class level is gained as a fighter, you have a number of proficiency points equal to 7 + your {{int}} modifier. If your Intelligence modifier permanently increases, so too do your number of proficiency points. During [[character creation]] or during [[downtime]], you can invest proficiency points to gain proficiencies. * You can invest 1 proficiency point to become proficient with the [[Athletics]] skill, any [[artisan's tool]], any [[musical instrument]], water vehicles, land vehicles, or any [[language]]. * You can invest 2 proficiency points to become proficient in any [[professional tool]] or any [[skill]] from [[Acrobatics]], [[Animal Handling]], [[History]], [[Insight]], [[Intimidation]], [[Perception]], and [[Survival]]. * You can invest 3 proficiency points to become proficient in any other [[skill]]. This feature assumes you do not have a [[background]]. If you do have a background, your number of proficiency points is reduced by 6, to a minimum of 0. ;Retraining Heroes don't always retain their skills forever. Sometimes old methods are forgotten in favor of new lessons. Each time you gain a level in any class, you can forget one proficiency you gained with this feature to regain the proficiency points you invested. You can then reassign these points into new proficiencies in accordance with this feature. If you [[multiclass]], you can only retrain proficiency points with the class in which you gained your first level. == Stamina Gauge == You gain a number of [[stamina points]] equal to 2 + your {{con}} modifier. If your {{con}} modifier later increases, so too does your number of stamina points. Each level you gain in this class after the first, you gain 2 more stamina points. You can use your stamina points to perform [[called shot]]s or to use other class features. Normally all of your [[stamina points]] are replenished when you complete a [[short rest|short]] or [[long rest]]. === Called Shot === {{CalledShot}} == Fighting Style == At 1st level and 10th level, you adopt a particular style of fighting as your specialty. <!--If your first class level is gained as a fighter, choose two of the following options. Otherwise, you can choose only one.--> At each level, choose one of the following options. You cannot gain the same fighting style multiple times. '''''Archery.''''' You gain a +2 bonus to attack rolls you make with ranged weapons. '''''Courage.''''' You have [[advantage]] on [[saving throw]]s against being [[charmed]] or [[frightened]]. '''''Defense.''''' While you are wearing [[armor]], your Armor Class increases by an additional 1. '''''Deflection.''''' If you are wielding any [[shield]] when you are hit with a ranged weapon attack, you can use your [[reaction]] to reduce that attack's damage by 1d6 + your {{dex}} modifier. If this reduces the attack's damage to 0, it misses you. '''''Endurance.''''' If you would be reduced to 0 {{hp}}, you are instead reduced to 1 {{hp}}. Once you use this feature, you must finish a [[long rest]] before you can use it again. '''''Exploration.''''' You gain a [[climb speed]] and a [[swim speed]], each equal to your base walking speed. You must have at least one hand unoccupied to use either speed. '''''Power Beam.''''' You can use your action to cast {{Spell|Power Beam}} using {{str}} as your spellcasting ability. When you use your action to [[Attack action|Attack]] and have full {{hp}}, you can use your [[bonus action]] to cast {{Spell|Power Beam}}. '''''Resilience.''''' Gain proficiency with one [[saving throw]] of your choice. '''''Unarmored Defense.''''' While you are not wearing [[armor]], your Armor Class is never lower than 10 + your {{dex}} modifier + your {{con}} modifier. You can add the benefit of a [[shield]] to this Armor Class. == Fighter Subclass == At 2nd level, you choose a subclass that you strive to emulate in your combat styles and techniques. The subclass you choose grants you features at 2nd level and again at 7th, 11th, 14th, 17th, and 20th level. Each subclass is summarized here and covered in more detail later on this page. * A [[#Brute|brute]] specializes in simple, brunt force. You hit hard and often. * An [[#Archer|archer]] specializes in ranged combat. You focus on using ranged weapons from afar and staying out of harm's way. * A [[#Darknut|darknut]] specializes in stalwart, heavily-armored defense. Your guard is virtually impenetrable. * A [[#Spellsword|spellsword]] mixes the study of magic with the art of war. You cast a variety of spells, from fiery blasts to restorative magic. * A [[#Tunic|tunic]] specializes in combat versatility. You employ a wide range of useful battle techniques. == Improvement == When you reach 4th level, and again at 6th, 8th, 12th, 16th, and 19th level, your fighting capabilities evolve. You can forget one [[#Fighting Style|fighting style]] you know and replace it with a new one. If you have learned any fighter techniques, you can forget one of them and replace it with a fighter technique of the same tier. At these levels, you also gain one of the following improvements: * Increase one [[ability score]] of your choice by 2, or two ability scores by 1 each. You cannot increase any other ability score above 20, unless you have a feature that increases your [[ability score maximum]]. * Gain a [[feat]] of your choice. * Master two extraordinary [[technique]]s of your choice from the fighter technique list. * Adopt an additional {{inpage|Fighting Style}}. == Dashing Run == At 6th level, you learn to push your surplus of stamina into quicker movement. You can expend 2 [[stamina points]] at any time during your turn to double your remaining [[speed]] for the turn as if you had taken the [[Dash Action|Dash]] action. == Stamina Wheel == By 19th level, your endurance is unending&mdash;like a wheel, you never cease rolling once you start. You recover 1 [[stamina point]] at the start of each of your turns. In other words, you recover 10 [[stamina points]] every minute, and need not [[rest]] to recover stamina points. This feature can't replenish stamina points which won't recover until the end of a [[long rest]], such as those used to [[Hyrule guidelines#Spellcasting with stamina points|cast spells]]. [[Category:Classes]]

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