However, we'll get into that after we choose our.Ĭhoose any background that grants you proficiency in at least 2 tools. Human: While the previous choices might be good if you're going for a non-human character, this is definitely the one you'll want mostly because of a feat that will help that only humans can get (also, for the purposes of this guide, we'll assume you chose this). Warforged: The Envoy subclass's Specialized Design and Integrated Tool grant you one tool proficiency AND expertise with that tool. Gith: The Githyanki subclass's Decadent Mastery grants you one skill or tool proficiency in addition to one language.
Unfortunately, not a whole lot of other races start with tool proficiencies, but the few that do are:Ĭhangeling: Divergent Persona gives you one tool proficiency and expertise with that tool if you are using it while in your alternate persona.ĭwarf: Dwarves, regardless of subrace, know one of three tools: Brewer's Kit, Mason's Tools, and Smith's Tools. However, assuming your DM wants to pull an Al Borland and say, "I don't think so, Tim", don't worry as you have other options. Choosing this one will let us automatically start with 4 tools, so we're already doing pretty well for ourselves. The Breadth of Knowledge trait lets you choose 4 (Count 'em, FOUR) of any combination of skills and tools. Nope, I'm talking about the Nephalia Human from Plane Shift: Innistrad. Quite possibly THE best race for this is human, but not just any human, and I'm not even talking about the human variant that comes with a free feat.
Naturally, you're going to want a race that starts you off with a tool proficiency.
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