common 20th century soldier

See you switched the AC :)

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Five ranged attacks? from one rifle cartridge? Doesn't reloading rules apply to old timey rifles? 

Oh sorry I forgot that

Tone down the speed a bit

 Maybe i'll make a new version :)

 Also, it should be 2d10 + 2, not 3. There is a real rifle stat, and i think it does a d10 of damage

10d10+30 piercing damage per round for a CR 1?

Uh that is too op just so you know but you could do it

I think with five attacks at 2d10 damage the CR would be a bit higher, as at level one it could just solo wipe a party doing up to 20 damage each shot, for a maximum of 100 damage in a round which is ridiculous for CR 1.

A reloading action to the rifle certainly wouldn't be remiss; the Lee-Enfield rifle used by British soldiers in WWI Has either a ten round box mag or a 5 round mag; I would say making it require an action to reload after taking those shots would be a fair way of giving lower levelled players a chance to approach and not get shredded while giving higher level players a challenge by grouping these soldiers together.

All in all I have no idea what I'm talking about these suggestions just seem reasonable to me.

This is a very cool concept which could work very well with a few quite minor tweaks.

Think the range of a rifle is a little off, and the fact that the target has to be the same.

-I'd think a 15-16 AC would be better, since it doesn't state early or late 20th century.
-Speed of 35-40ft would make more sense for a trained Soldier, that's not like the top 15% or bottom 15%.
-Maybe resistance or a advantage from attacks that do Piercing and/or Slashing because of the "special" armor it is compared to normal DND armor.
-I'd say 2 languages could easily make sense. Just normal languages though.
-Multi-Attack makes no sense. A Rifle with a bayonet would likely be Bolt action of sorts, as a last resort. Multiple (5) shots in 6 seconds is madness.....
Maybe have it cost points for Multi-attack. Like Rifle=2 and Bayonet=1 and give 4 points to be allowed to spend. Add a reload that cost the action as a whole. And 3 bayonet attacks at max.
-The Average damage need to make more sense, Rifle 20 for 2d10+3? (I'd make it 11 for 2d8+2) Bayonet 3 for 1d6+2? (Make it 5-6, not 3) Avg for 1d6 = 3.5, make it a 3 + 2 = 5....
-Make the rifle have an Ammo capacity of normal a 4-10.
-Maybe higher HP of 3d10+3 = 19.5 avg (It is a Soldier of a military, if I'm lead to believe it's based on real soldier stuff) I'd believe they'd still be stronger than plain guards.
-The to hit, seems LOW/random

Sorry if this is too much or comes off mean or such. But, 20x5 per turn say 2 hit is 40hp. Or 4d10+6 if 2 hit. It's OP in that area as a normal soldier, and lacks in other areas.

Sorry if there is many flaws in this. I am still new to this and I am trying to experiment with this. So it is ok to give advice to me cause I'm still new

Thank you, Thank you, Thank you I needed this for an American Civil War campaign I'm running 

I like everything except the challenge rating.