Rogue: Fate's Fortune
W
hile anyone can pick up playing cards or roll
dice and claim to be lucky, a Fate's Fortune
Rogue daringly draws on their innate luck to
twist fate in their favor. This knack for finding
a favorable outcome leads Fate's Fortune to be
extremely risky, hoping for a big payoff.
Drawbacks occasionally come but don't
worry; as a Fate's Fortune Rogue, you always have the feeling
your lucks about to change!
The Gambler
When you choose this archetype at 3rd level, you gain
proficiency with the Deception (charisma) skill and two
gaming sets of your choice.
Beginner's Luck
Also at 3rd level, you’ve learned to rely on luck when stuck in
an unfortunate circumstance to tip the scales in your favor.
When you roll a 1 on an attack roll, you can choose to reroll
the die. You must use the result of the second roll.
Additionally, when a critical hit is scored against you, you
can choose to have the creature reroll the die. The creature
must use the result of the second roll.
After using either option for Beginner's Luck, you cannot
use this feature again until you finish a long rest.
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Even The Odds
Starting at 9th level, you gain three Fate's Dice, which are
d6s. Before making an attack roll, ability check, or saving
throw, you can expend any number of these dice, which may
grant a bonus or penalty to your roll. Lady Luck will decide.
If an expended 1d6 is an even number, add that amount to
your roll. If an expended 1d6 is an odd number, subtract that
amount from your roll.
You regain all expended Fate's Dice when you finish a long
rest.
Example: you expend 3 Fate's Dice and roll a 1, 3, and 6.
Subtract both 1 and 3 from your d20 roll and add 6.
Not a Fluke
Beginning at 13th level, whenever you succeed on a Strength
or Dexterity saving throw by 5 or more, you can use your
reaction to immeadiately move your movement speed without
provoking an attack of opportunity.
Stroke of Luck
Starting at 17th level, when you hit a creature with a weapon
attack but do not score a critical hit, you can attempt to
change the attack into a critical.
Beginning with the number shown on the d20 attack roll
before modifiers, choose higher or lower and roll a d20. If you
guess correctly keep the new d20 roll and guess higher or
lower again. If you successfully guess the outcome of both
rolls the hit becomes a critical.
After using Stroke of Luck, you can't use it again until you
finish along rest.