Base Class: Rogue
those who take up the mantle of plague dagger walk the line of dual nature, using the knowledge of the human body to aid their compatriots through the use of tinctures and binding wounds, yet applying that same knowledge to disable enemies with crippling weaponized versions of diseases. As brief as the effects of their tainted blades might be, they hit hard and a plague dagger can be great use nimbly weaving across a battlefield to administer potions and poisons alike
back-alley skills
when u choose this archetype at 3rd level, you gain proficiency with an herbalism kit and poisoner's kit and in the medicine skill if u don't already have them. your proficiency bonus is doubled for any ability check you make that uses ether of those proficiencies.
Hands of a Surgeon
also at 3rd level, you are swift to aid allies in the field. you can use the bonus action granted by your cunning action to administer a potion to a creature or expend a use of a healer's kit to stabilize a creature that has 0 hit points.
Precision Pestilence
Starting at 9th level you have learned enough about anatomy and it's reactions to poison and disease that you can inflict such suffering through your attacks. On a successful sneak attack, you can forgo dealing sneak attack damage to instead bring forth a pestilence in your enemy, making it contract symptoms of one of the following diseases for 1 minute, with the save DC being 8+ your proficiency bonus + your Wisdom
modifier: If a creature is subjected to the effects of one of these diseases, it cannot contract another until it recovers from the first. Additional diseases you encounter may be added to this feature at your DM's discretion.
BOLSTERED IMMUNITY
Starting at 13th level
your exposure to the toxins and
sicknesses of the world makes you immune to poison and
disease, and resistant to necrotic damage.
DOWN WITH THE SICKNESS
Starting at 17th level
a creature can be subjected to the
effects of up to two diseases at a time, and can even afflict
such creatures normally immune to disease.
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