Champion (5e24)

Champion exists in other D&D editions see:

Champion (disambiguation).

 5th edition (2024) Pointer  ⁺ 

A pointer is a short summary that points to published material.
This material is posted under the fair use clause of copyright law.
The Unofficial Description and any notes are licensed cc-by-sa.
Care should be taken in editing this page.

2024FR, PHB5e24

Champion (pointer) 
Fighter subclass

Pursue Physical Excellence in Combat

Unofficial Description: Champions focus on physical excellence and focused strikes in combat.

Champion Features

Figher Level	Features
3rd	Improved Critical, Remarkable Athlete
7th	Additional Fighting Style
10th	Heroic Warrior
15th	Superior Critical
18th	Survivor

 

Improved Critical

3rd level Champion feature.
Unofficial Summary: You score a Critical Hit on an attack roll of 19+ on the d20 with a Weapon or Unarmed Strike. 

Remarkable Athlete

3rd level Champion feature.
Unofficial Summary: Gain Advantage on Initiative rolls and Athletics checks. And can move a limited distance after scoring a Critical Hit. 

Additional Fighting Style

7th level Champion feature.
Unofficial Summary: Gain another Fighting Style. 

Heroic Warrior

10th level Champion feature.
Unofficial Summary: If you don't have Heroic Inspiration at the start of a turn, you gain it. 

Superior Critical

15th level Champion feature.
Unofficial Summary: You score a Critical Hit on a roll of 18+ with a weapon unarmed strike. 

Survivor

18th level Champion feature.
Unofficial Summary: You gain two benefits:

• Defy Death. dvantage on Death Saving Throws. And bonus on a roll of 18+.
• Heroic Rally. If you are Bloodied but have at least 1 Hit Point, you Heal for a number of Hit Points.

5e24

Sources and Notes

---

Back to Main Page → 5x → 5e (2024) → Class → Fighter

Contains Copyrighted Content (used under 'fair use' clause)

Legal Disclaimer

This web page is Not in any way, shape, or form affiliated with the owner(s) of any copyright material presented on this page. Copyrights and trademarks for any books, films, and other promotional materials are held by their respective owners and their use is allowed under the fair use clause of the Copyright Law.