Sentry’s Rest: Having a Warforged in the party can completely negate the need for keeping watch or using an alarm spell while taking a Long Rest in a dangerous place. Warforged can ignore most of the things that regular living creatures need to worry about, such as eating, sleeping, and disease. Speed: 30 feet walking speed is standard.Ĭonstructed Resilience: There is so much utility packed into this one feature.
This may vary drastically depending on their life experiences and for whom they have worked for. Due to their mechanical nature, a benefit of the Warforged race is that they are not affected by aging magic.Īlignment: Warforged lean towards being lawful neutral. They have not displayed any indication of aging, implying they may live forever if they are not killed. While they are probably best in a tanky role because of the CON bonus, the freedom to choose another ASI makes them a viable candidate for just about any build.Īge: It is unknown how long Warforged live because they have not been around very long. Warforged TraitsĪbility Score Increase: With a huge CON boost and one ability score increase of your choice, Warforged are a jack of all trades. Warforged as a playable class can be found in the Eberron: Rising from the Last War campaign setting. As their personalities developed over the years, each Warforged is unique in their outlook, allegiances, and goals, leaving ample room for you to roleplay to your heart’s content. They are very much alive, and therefore can be hurt and healed like other humanoids. Although they are made from metal and wood, Warforged are sentient beings like any other race in Dungeons & Dragons.
The Warforged, native to Eberron, were constructed to be soldiers. To read more about this, visit our D&D Race Guide. Tasha's Cauldron of Everything has added the "Customizing Your Origin" option that may affect the ability score increases, languages, and proficiencies in this guide.
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