Proverb Literalist

Level KXP Spells
 TH
10(none)+0
25.4(none)+1
310.8(none)+2
421.6(none)+3
543.2(none)+4
686.4(none)+5
7172.8(none)+6
8345.6(none)+7
9691.2(none)+8
101350(none)+9
112025(none)+10
122700(none)+11
133375(none)+12
144050(none)+13
154725(none)+14
165400(none)+15
176075(none)+16
186750(none)+17
197425(none)+18
208100(none)+19
218775(none)+20
229450(none)+21
2310125(none)+22
2410800(none)+23
2511475(none)+24
2612150(none)+25
2712825(none)+26
2813500(none)+27
2914175(none)+28
3014850(none)+29
3115525(none)+30
3216200(none)+31
3316875(none)+32
3417550(none)+33
3518225(none)+34
3618900(none)+35
Requisites:Wis 18
Alignment:any
HD/level:1d10
Weapon Prof.:3+level/2
To Hit Table:War
Save Table:War
Reference:RDM
Groups:Warrior
Complexity:CF=4
Proverb Literalists use old sayings to apply literal meaning to their lives. This could be reflected in Dnd(5e) Advantage on a roll, a bonus to a roll or check, a resistance, an immunity, etc. A sample of old sayings is below.
Barbarian Luck [Stat-14,x2]
Resist Curses
Resist Bad Omens
Each Odd Level: Pick an old saying in the table below. The DM will apply it in a meaningful way if able.
Level 1: +10 bonus to history and knowledge(religion) skill checks.
Level 2: Resist Ageing
Level 3: Resist mind-effecting
Level 9: You can substitute an old saying from the table with one of your own.
# Superstition Definition
1 Opening an Umbrella Indoors Besides being considered bad luck, some believe it invites chaos or disrupts the household.
2 Breaking a Mirror Apart from bringing seven years of bad luck, some believe it may also result in a fragmented or disturbed aura.
3 Walking under a Ladder In addition to being linked with bad luck, it's thought to disturb the balance between the past, present, and future.
4 Black Cats Crossing Your Path Beyond being a bad omen, some cultures associate black cats with mystical or supernatural powers.
5 Friday the 13th Apart from being considered an unlucky day, some believe it's a day with heightened spiritual activity.
6 Knocking on Wood Beyond warding off bad luck, it's thought to appease spirits or supernatural entities.
7 Seeing a Shooting Star Besides being considered lucky, some believe it's a sign of spiritual communication or guidance.
8 Horseshoe Over the Door In addition to bringing good luck, it's believed to ward off evil spirits.
9 Four-Leaf Clovers Besides being a symbol of luck, some believe it has protective qualities.
10 Crossing Fingers for Luck Beyond wishing for good luck, it's also seen as a gesture to invoke protection.
11 Throwing Salt Over Your Shoulder Apart from warding off evil spirits, some believe it purifies or cleanses a space.
12 Wishing on a Wishbone Beyond making a wish, some see it as a form of divination or seeking guidance.
13 Seeing a Rainbow Besides being a sign of good luck, rainbows are also seen as bridges to other realms in some cultures.
14 Carrying a Rabbit's Foot In addition to bringing good luck, some cultures believe it has protective qualities against negative energy.
15 Eating 12 Grapes at Midnight on New Year's Eve Apart from ensuring good luck, it's also seen as a ritual to attract abundance and prosperity.