Hi, my PC has been granted the 'Healing light' feature from the Celestial otherworldly patron, despite not being a Warlock. I've been trying to create it as a Feat to add it to my character sheet but struggling with it.
I'd be really grateful of any suggestions on how to build it on here.
The only problem would be that feats can't scale off of character level. Healing light has a number of dice equal to warlock level, so first DM needs to decide if these are fixed at a certain level, scale off of a different class level, or scale off of character level. Depending on that, it might be easier to homebrew your current subclass and add it there.
1. Just give him the "Healer" feat, but say that it is magical in nature and doesn't have the requirement that you use a healer's kit. This doesn't allow you to heal at range, though.
2. Create a feat that lets them cast Healing Word at X level Y times per day. Healing Word gives you healing at range, though it's not as versatile in allowing you to choose how many dice you spend.
Hi, my PC has been granted the 'Healing light' feature from the Celestial otherworldly patron, despite not being a Warlock. I've been trying to create it as a Feat to add it to my character sheet but struggling with it.
I'd be really grateful of any suggestions on how to build it on here.
The only problem would be that feats can't scale off of character level. Healing light has a number of dice equal to warlock level, so first DM needs to decide if these are fixed at a certain level, scale off of a different class level, or scale off of character level. Depending on that, it might be easier to homebrew your current subclass and add it there.
The amount of dice will be fixed I believe.
The options I can think of are:
1. Just give him the "Healer" feat, but say that it is magical in nature and doesn't have the requirement that you use a healer's kit. This doesn't allow you to heal at range, though.
2. Create a feat that lets them cast Healing Word at X level Y times per day. Healing Word gives you healing at range, though it's not as versatile in allowing you to choose how many dice you spend.