General Feat (Prerequisite: Level 4+), Constitution Score of 13 or higher
You gain the following benefits.
Increased Tolerance. At the end of each long rest you take, roll 1d4. The number rolled determines the amount of alcoholic beverages you can consume without risk of contracting the poisoned condition from intoxication. The drinks are assumed to be of average serving size (shots for harder drinks, glasses for wine, mugs for ale). The GM has some leniency is how this is applied, but a general rule of thumb would be
- you may consume a number of hard alcoholic drinks (Vodka, Moonshine, Jhanduil, etc.) equal to the number rolled on the die
- you may consume a number of alchohlic beverages (whiskeys, wines, ales, etc) equal to two times the number rolled
Conductor of the Cup. You have advantage on Charisma (Persuasion) checks and Charisma (Deception) checks to influence creatures with whom you have shared a drink.
Hard Fall. You ridiculous resilience to intoxication leaves you with a heightened constitution, but you suffer more greatly when you do succumb to your vices. You have advantage on Constitution saving throws to avoid the Poisoned condition as a result of consuming alcohol. If you fail a saving throw to resist the poisoned condition, you additionally gain one level of exhaustion.
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