Priest
Repent & Repeat
Amidst a campsite's flickering firelight, the adventurers rested, nursing their wounds from a skirmish. The Priest quickly prepared a makeshift stone altar, placing upon it his sacred book of rites. He chanted softly, invoking the Mending Wounds ritual. Each member approached in turn, their wounds sealing as the Priest traced symbols over them.
Class Features
Level 1
Spellcasting
From 1st level, your connection to the divine allows you to channel and cast spells. The Priest's spell slots match that of the Cleric.
Ritual Casting
You can cast any priest ritual spell from your book of rites without having it prepared.
Cult Practice
You choose a Cult Practice that you adhere to. Your choice grants you features at 1st and then again at 3rd, 6th, 10th, 14th, and 17th levels.
Level 2
Spiritual Guidance
Once per long rest, you can grant an ally advantage on a single skill check or saving throw.
Level 4
Ability Score Improvement
You can increase one ability score of your choice by 2, or you can increase two ability scores of your choice by 1. As usual, you can't increase an ability score above 20 using this feature.
Level 5
Divine Protection
Once per long rest, you can add your Priest level to another player's saving throw.
Level 7
Rite Mastery
You can cast one ritual spell as a standard action once per long rest.
Level 9
Divine Insight
You can use your Spiritual Guidance twice per long rest.
Level 11
Greater Rite Mastery
You can cast any ritual spell as a standard action.
Level 13
Sacred Preservation
Once per long rest, you can protect a creature from death, stabilizing them if they fall to 0 hit points.
Level 15
Divine Eminence
You can cast a spell without expending a spell slot once per long rest.
Level 18
Cult Mastery
You've achieved such mastery over your Cult Practice that you always have advantage on Religion skill checks.
Level 20
Divine Apotheosis
Your connection to your deity or philosophy reaches its pinnacle, granting a permanent boon or transformation based on your Cult Practice.
Subclasses
Cult of Boemon
Followers of Boemon, the god of work, soil, law, and fatherhood. They value order, hard work, and the bonds of family.