#Dmg 5e epic boons skin

It feels as though vision takes hours but to none participants takes only seconds. When submerged in the water you gain a vision of your future presented by a hero of times past.Although a period of inactivity must be taken to regain rest benefits. You gain +10 movement speed and require no sleep for the next 24 hours. The water fills you with a jittery energy and your finger tips and toes tingle constantly for the remainder of the effect.

#Dmg 5e epic boons skin

Your skin grows completely numb for a short period and after inspection has grown tougher.

The spring feels ice cold although no ice is visible on the surface.

For the next 24 hours you find yourself able to read and understand all languages native to the plane you are in.

The spring water tastes of dust and stale air and you find yourself parched after drinking from it.

However, you do not gain any of the benefits of your next long rest, including taking a level of exhaustion. Until your next long rest, you gain advantage on all WIS (Perception) and STR (Athletics) checks, you have advantage on DEX saves, your move speed increases by 10 feet, and if you use an action to make a melee attack, you can use a bonus action to make another melee attack with disadvantage.

The stream tastes botanical and overly sweet, with a bubbly texture.

Anything you consume over the next 24 hours does not take effect until after the 24 hours are over, at which point you gain the benefits of everything you consumed at once.

The more you drink, the thirstier you become.

Drinking some of the water grants advantage on DEX (Acrobatics) checks made to keep balance.

The water does not run along a groove in the earth, rather it runs along the surface of the ground while keeping its shape.

After submerging yourself in the water, the next time you fall from a height of greater than 10 feet you will be under the effect of the Featherfall spell.

The water has no visible bottom, and if you fall in, you will continue to sink indefinitely, although it takes only a single round's movement to reach the surface again from any depth.

You have advantage on stealth checks, and darkvision 60 ft. You gain an additional hit die for rests and have resistance to fire damage.

The water is steaming hot, but it doesn't hurt to enter.

You have advantage on saving throws pertaining to fear and charm effects.

The water surface remains completely still, even if you bathe in it.

Your melee attacks deal an additional 1d6 damage, if the target is not at its maximum hit points. While near living plants, you gain +5 to Wisdom and Constitution saving throws.

Flower petals are resting on the water's surface.

Your body emanates dim light in a 15 feet radius.

The water emanates a light, warm glow.

You can speak one random language, you didn't know before. When you bathe in it, you can understand it.

You hear mumblings in a foreign language coming from under the water.

You have Truesight at a range of 60 feet.

The water seems murky, but if you dip your head in it, you can see clearly through it.

You gain resistance to cold damage and you are not negatively effected by cold temperature. The water's surface is frozen, but feels comfortably warm.d4 Sprites whom have cast invisibility on themselves follow you around and are friendly towards you. You gain the attention of a denizen of the Feywild.Other people will feel a shiver down their spine, if they look you in the eye. You have advantage on intimidation rolls and are immune to fear. You feel a sinister presence in the water seep into you.The water sizzles and is mildly acidic.Honestly I don't think many people will wind up using them given their 'after end game' nature, but I feel like it would be fun to start a game where you are level 20 and already have 2-4 epic boons on you, or maybe you start out level 20 in a low-magic world, and gaining said epic boons is what launches your level 20 characters from legend to myth.ДЄlternately, in very high power game, I could see DM's granting specific epic boons to characters below level 20, perhaps for ASI after level 10, just to make these high levels feel that much more epic. I know they gave epic style progression in 4e core (in the form of epic levels) as well, but I never really played/ wanted to play it, so it didn't excite me nearly as much as these do. While they aren't 'epic levels' as such, they are a way for characters to continue progressing even after they hit level 20. And I found that I sort of like the idea. So looking through my DMG, just flipping randomly, I found this section entitled 'epic boons' after the artifacts section of the book.