Finite Energy Magic is unlimited, but your ability to channel it is. Spellcasters can initially cast a number of cantrips equal to their proficiency bonus plus their key ability modifier. Cantrip slots are restored after a short or long rest. At each even-numbered level, characters gain an additional cantrip slot in addition to any increases which come from an increased proficiency bonus and/or key ability modifier. For example, a level 10 wizard with an Intelligence score of 18 would be able to cast her cantrips up to 13 times without needing to take a short rest: 4 from her key ability modifier, 4 from her proficiency bonus, and 5 more from character levels. If creating a character at a level higher than 1st, your number of cantrips per rest is equal to your proficiency bonus plus key ability modifier plus half your character level (rounded down, as is always the case). Cantrip slot increases occur regardless of the class which is raised, meaning that the number of uses increases even for those characters who do not have a spellcasting class, such as an elven fighter who has only a single cantrip granted by his heritage. Added to House Rules in
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Zendrila is a moon elf fighter from Myth Drannor. Raised with a love for stories of daring knights battling evil dragons, Zendrila has always dreamed of becoming a noble warrior on an important quest. She never dreamed she would soon inherit a legacy that would turn her entire life upside down.
Verana is a moon elf wizard from Evermeet. Raised as a ward of the royal court, Verana has only ever known the magical elven island and the Feywild where it spent the better part of the last century. Now that it has returned to the Material Plane, she is eager to rediscover the world.
With their unearthly grace and fine features, elves appear hauntingly beautiful to most other humanoids. Elves have no facial and little body hair. Surface elves favor elegant clothing in bright colors, and they enjoy simple yet lovely jewelry.
Melora is a moon elf cleric from the isolated city of Evereska. Having spent all her formative years bearing up the weight of others’ expectations, she is happy now to live with a go-with-the-flow attitude and a love of new experiences.