Oracle (4e Class)
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Oracle[edit]
“ | The tides are in your favor | ” |
—Karamuno, Oracle of the Waters |
Class Traits |
Role: Leader. You invoke your powers to aid your allies in battle |
Power Source: Primal. Your powers come from your knowledge of nature and the stars |
Key Abilities: Wisdom, Intelligence, Strength, Dexterity |
Armor Proficiencies: Cloth, Leather, Hide, light shield |
Weapon Proficiencies: Simple melee, simple ranged, Blow Dart (4e Equipment) |
Implements: Totem, |
Bonus to Defense: +1 Fortitude, +1 Will |
Hit Points at 1st Level: 12 + Constitution score |
Hit Points per Level Gained: 5 |
Healing Surges per Day: 8 + Constitution modifier |
Trained Skills: Nature. From the class skills list below, choose 3 more trained skills at 1st level. Class Skills: Arcana, Dungeoneering, Endurance, Heal, History, Insight, Perception, Religion |
Build Options: Seeing Oracle, Battle Oracle, Invoking Oracle |
Class Features: <!-Class features-> |
Oracles are seers, prophets, and sometimes hermits. They read the stars tea leaves to tell the future, and offer elemental blessings of protection. Some take up arms and become battle sages in service to their lord or chieftain.
Oracle Overview |
Characteristics: Many oracles are old and wise. |
Religion: |
Races: Commonly Half-orc, elf, half-elf, dragonborn, goliath |
Creating an Oracle[edit]
As an Oracle, your build choice greatly effects your play style. A battle Oracle will often be armed with a wooden shield a mace, and will charge into battle for the service of his lord. A Seeing Oracle will often stay towards the center of the group using you prophetic and healin powers to aid your allies. An Invoking Oracle often stays towards the back of the group an casts elemental spells into your enemies.
Seeing Oracle[edit]
Wisdom should be your highest ability score, followed by dexterity, which will allow you to make good ranged attacks.
- Suggested Feat: <!-suggested feat-> (Human Feat:<!-suggested bonus feat for humans->)
- Suggested Skills: Dungeoneering, Insight, Perception
- Suggested At-Will Powers: Invoke Primal Fury, Shot of the Wind
- Suggested Encounter Power: Tidal Fortune
- Suggested Daily Power: Hand of Rejuvination
Battle Oracle[edit]
Wisdom should be your highest ability score, followed by strength, which will allow you to make good melee attacks.
- Suggested Feat: <!-suggested feat-> (Human Feat:<!-suggested bonus feat for humans->)
- Suggested Skills: Endurance, Heal, Perception
- Suggested At-Will Powers: Strike of Elemental Fury, Strike of Elemental Invocation
- Suggested Encounter Power: Rockbiter Strike
- Suggested Daily Power: Elemental Earth Stomp
Invoking Oracle[edit]
Wisdom should be your highest score, followed by intelligence which will add to some of your powers.
- Suggested Feat: <!-suggested feat-> (Human Feat:<!-suggested bonus feat for humans->)
- Suggested Skills: History, Insight, Religion
- Suggested At-Will Powers: Fire Lance, Groundquake
- Suggested Encounter Power: Pillar of Elemental Flame
- Suggested Daily Power: Call Inner Flame
Oracle Class Features[edit]
All Oracles share these class features.
Healing Touch: You gain Healing Touch power
Blessing of the Elements: At first level, choose one of the following Powers. Like Channel Divinity powers, some additional Elemental Blessing Powers may be attained through feats.
Elemental Invocations: Some of your powers give your allies enhancements based on elements.
Element Invoked | Augment |
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Earth | A nearby ally gains temporary hit points equal to your wisdom modifier + 1/2 level |
Water | A nearby ally gains a +2 power bonus to attack rolls until the end of your next turn |
Fire | A nearby ally gains a power bonus to damage rolls equal to your wisdom modifier until the end of your next turn |
Air | A nearby ally may shift two squares, and the next time the ally makes a successful attack before the end of your next turn, he may push the target 1 square. |
Powers[edit]
An Oracle's powers are called Invocations. A list can be found Oracle Powers (4e Power List). Oracles may also take any Shaman power that does not contain the spirit keyword.
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