Assassin (5e24)

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Player's Handbook (5e24)

Assassin 
Rogue subclass

Practice the Grim Art of Death

Unofficial Description: These rouges specialize in poison and disguise.

Assassin Features

Rogue Level	Features
3rd	Assassinate, Assassin's Tools
9th	Infiltration Expertise
13th	Envenom Weapons
17th	Death Strike

 

Assassinate

3rd level Assassin feature.
Unofficial Summary: You gain the following benefits:

• Initiative. Buff Initiative rolls.
• Surprising Strikes. In the 1st round of combat: gain Advantage on attack rolls that haven't acted, bonus damage to your Sneak Attack. 

Assassin's Tools

3rd level Assassin feature.
Unofficial Summary: Gain proficiency with Disguise Kit and a Poisoner's Kits and add them to your inventory. 

Infiltration Expertise

9th level Assassin feature.
Unofficial Summary: Gain the following abilities:

• Masterful Mimicry. Can mimic a person's speech and handwriting (must observe them for a period of time).
• Roving Aim. Steady Aim doesn't reduce your Speed. 

Envenom Weapons

13th level Assassin feature.
Unofficial Summary: Cunning Strike's Poison option now causes Poison damage if they fail the save and ignores Resistance. 

Death Strike

17th level Assassin feature.
Unofficial Summary: On the first round of combat, Sneak Attack does double damage (Constitution save to avoid). 5e24

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