Dragonborne (4e Theme)
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Dragonborne
You possess latent, inherent Dragonborn abilities, due to your ancient racial dragon ancestry. A proud and confident race, the Dragons bread with humanoid creatures, but over time many of their offspring lost their Dragonborn abilities in successive interbred races, with the traits largely becoming recessive. Now, they have resurfaced in you, giving you access to their mythical and awe inspiring powers. Be it flying or breathing fire, you take on traits normally associated with dragons, that defy your otherwise humanoid biology.
Building
Any race except Dragonborn. You are born of dragon, with latent dragonborn abilities.
- Class Prerequisites
None
- Race Prerequisites
Any race except Dragonborn. With latent dragonborn ancestry, you obviously are only part Dragon, rather than full dragon with this theme.
Background
You possess latent Dragonborn Ancestry, and thus you are part Dragonborn, granting you powers not ordinary of your race.
Associated Skill: History, Intimidate
Starting Feature
Dragon Breath
- Benefit
For purposes of determining prerequisites, such as for feats or paragon paths, you are considered both a Dragonborn and your original race. You also gain a +2 bonus to saving throws, and a +2 bonus to History and Intimidate. In addition to this, you gain the Dragonborn "Dragon Breath" racial power and it's modification for the theme.
Additional Features
Level 5 Feature
Dragonborn Fury
- Benefit
You gain the "Dragonborn Fury" Dragonborn racial feature. The feature reads "When you’re bloodied, you gain a +1 racial bonus to attack rolls." You also gain a scaling +2/3/4 damage to all damage rolls while bloodied.
Level 10 Feature
Draconic Heritage
- Benefit
You may choose to gain either the "Draconic Heritage" or "Instinctive Flight" (Dragon Magazine 421) Dragonborn racial feature. The "Draconic Heritage" feature reads instead "You gain a bonus to your healing surge value equal to your highest ability modifier." With the "Instinctive Flight" feature, it reads "You gain a flight speed of 6 squares (altitude limit 1). You cannot use this fly speed if you are carrying more than a normal load. You must land at the end of your turn." The form of flight takes place in the form of Dragonlike wings which sprout from your back, you finally manifesting your latent Dragonlike ancestry. You also gain 2 extra healing surges.
Optional Powers
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Utility Powers
By Kelli Cairns [2] |
You may Share the same Utility powers as the Breath of Arkhosia (4e Theme) and Arkhosian Warrior (4e Theme) themes, as well as other Arkhosian or Dragonborn theme powers.
Dragon Fury | Draconic Resistance Utility 2 |
The thrill of battle invigorates you, with spilling blood only further increasing your determination to fight. | |
Encounter | |
Minor Action | Personal |
Target: Self | |
Effect: You gain temporary hitpoints equal to half your level plus your constitution modifier. |
Dragonborn Weapon | Dragonborn Utility 6 |
You imbue your weapon with your inherent, latent dragonborn powers, infusing it with elemental power. | |
Daily | |
Minor Action | Personal |
Target: Self | |
Effect: Choose one weapon you are wielding. Until the end of the encounter, you gain a +1 power bonus to attack rolls with that weapon, and it deals 1d6 extra damage on a hit. | |
Special: The attack also gains the keyword of either Acid, Cold, Fire, Lightning, or Poison based on the element of your Dragonbreath racial encounter power. If you have access to using multiple elements, or can use other elements, you may choose which element you use for this power, or add that damage type in addition to the type listed for this power. |
Dragonborn Vitality | Dragonborn Utility 10 |
You dig deep, summoning the energy needed to expel your dragon breath once again. | |
Encounter | |
Free Action | Personal |
Trigger: You use your "Dragon Breath" racial power. | |
Target: Self | |
Effect: You regain the use of your "Dragon Breath" racial encounter power, if you have already used it this encounter. |
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