Base Class: Fighter
You have become strong like the potato, but flexible in the same way. Potatoes are the vegetable of war!
Mashed Potato
Starting at 3rd level, you can mash a potato by crushing it in your hand, with the heat of your force cooking it as well. This can be used as a salve that takes one potato to make, which can stop bleeding from small cuts and scrapes on one person. The salve lasts for 1 hour, and heals 1d4 every 10 minutes. The salve doesn't stack.
Baking Potato
At 7th level, you can take the stance that allows you to channel the powers of a baked potato into your weapon. You bring your weapon on them, dealing 2d6 extra fire damage, and 5d6 on a critical rather than double.
This can be used once per long rest.
Sturdy Style
Starting at 10th level, you adopt the fighting style of the potato. This gives you +1 to maximum health rolls from now on. You can also throw potatoes in the same way as a dart, but they will deal bludgeoning damage rather than piercing.
Potato Striker
Beginning at 15th level, you can now get criticals when rolling a 19 or 20 to hit. The precision or the potato and force lets you come down twice as hard easier.
Potato Cover
Starting at 18th level, you can now use the potato as a form of defense. When you are hit with a melee attack, you can lower the damage taken by 1d4 for each potato you wish to use, but to a max of 10. The potatoes are destroyed from the attack after the damage is calculated. You must choose the number of potatoes before the enemy damage is rolled.
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Posted Nov 4, 2022I'm confused by Baking Potato. Is it one single attack? Is it all attacks on this turn? Is it something you can do on a hit, like the Paladin's Smite?