Chef

You are skilled in food preparation and know how to handle a multitude of different equipment, allowing you to use these fine knives as top tier kitchen utensils, as well as fierce weapons on the battle field. Rogues who embrace this archetype are at home in the kitchen and among bards who understand what its like having to appease the public, and many of these rogues serve as the chef of war bands, as well as the hunter, due to their keen eye for fine foods. chef, mercenary, hunter — these are just a few of the roles that these expert Chefs assume as they range the world.

 

 

 

 

Bonus Proficiencies

When you choose this archetype at 3rd level, you gain proficiency with the Cook's utensils and Sleight of Hand.

Create Knife

Starting at 3rd level, you learn how to use your Kitchen tools as weapons. As a Bonus action, you can transform up to 2 knives or daggers into any of the 5 kitchen knives listed below. you are proficient with the knives. They last for 1 minute or until they are dismissed, at which point they will return into their original form. These are non-magical. you can use this ability an amount of times equal to your half of your character level.

 

 

Name	Description	Damage	Features
Cleaver	A knife with a huge blade compared to the handle	1d4+1d6 Bleeding	-
Carving Knife	Unlike the Cleaver, this knifes blade is longet than usual	1d6 Piercing	Reach
Steak Knife	A knife that has engravings at the handle and sharp points on the blade	1d4 piercing (+6 to living creatures)	Thrown
Paring knife	one knife separates into two paring knives.	1d4+2 Piercing	Thrown, Special(when created, user is dual wielding)
Mezzaluna	A huge curved blade with two handles on either side	1d4+4 Slash	Heavy

 

Refreshing Snacks

Starting at 9th level, you can cook a meal to heal you and your allies. You must spend 1 hour to create the appetizer, main course, and dessert for your meal. all you need is edible plants and/or animals and a fire. once complete, those who have eaten it will lose one point of exhaustion, if any, and heal for 4d8 damage which you roll for everybody. For every extra hour you spend to cook this meal, you can add a d8. For example, you might spend 3 hours cooking a meal for you and your party. You and your party will regain 6d8 hitpoints and your ally with 2 levels of exhaustion will now only have one level of exhaustion. You may do this once per every 2 days.

Two in One Deal

At 13th level, you improve your equipment by upgrading your knives. Your kitchen knives now count as magical for the purpose of overcoming resistances. As an action, you may combine both of your knives to make one knife, which has the feature of both of the knives. This new knife last for as long as the kitchen knives last for. However, when the kitchen knives return to normal knives, you cannot use either of the knives created until the next long rest. For example, if you combine a steak knife (1d4 +6, thrown) with a carving knife(1d6 piercing, reach), you create a new knife that deals 1d4+1d6+6 and has the reach and thrown property.when you dismiss the knives, you cannot use the steak and carving knife until the next long rest.

Great Knife

Starting at 17th level, you unlock the most powerful kitchen knife. As an action, you may create the Great Knife, using half of your Create Knife charges. As a free action, when you attack with the knife, you may expend any amount of charges to rather add a +1 to hit per charge, or +d6 damage per hit.

You may also use this knife to cook. While cooking for the Refreshing Snack ability, if you use this knife, you may double the hit points healed

NAME	DESCRIPTION	DAMAGE	FEATURES
Great Butter Knife	A huge knife that, although looks quite dull, deal a hefty blow	1d10+4 slashing	+4 to hit, finesse, reach, versatile