Long Death - Monk Subclass - D&D Portal Wiki

Touch of Death

3rd level

Gain temporary hit points A stylized blood drop icon representing hit points. D&D Portal - Hit Points Combat rule Hit Points is a combat rule used by attacks, damage, defenses, or turn order. Full link: https://dnd-portal.com/rules/combat/hit-points/ when you reduce a nearby creature to 0 hit points D&D Portal - Hit Points Combat rule Hit Points is a combat rule used by attacks, damage, defenses, or turn order. Full link: https://dnd-portal.com/rules/combat/hit-points/.

Hour of Reaping

6th level

Use an action to frighten creatures that can see you.

Mastery of Death

11th level

Spend 1 ki to remain at 1 hit point instead of dropping to 0.

Touch of the Long Death

17th level

Spend ki after touching a creature to deal scaling necrotic A stylized decay icon representing necrotic damage. D&D Portal - Necrotic Damage type Necrotic is a damage type used by attacks, spells, class features, resistance, immunity, and vulnerability. Full link: https://dnd-portal.com/rules/damage-types/necrotic/ damage on a failed save.

FAQ

What is the Long Death subclass?

Long Death is a specialised subclass option that builds on the features and progression of its parent class.

Read more: Long Death A stylized Monk class icon. D&D Portal - Long Death Monk subclass Harvest temporary hit points and resist death through ki. Full link: https://dnd-portal.com/classes/monk/long-death/

How does the Long Death subclass work?

The Long Death subclass changes the character’s play style through its own feature progression.

What features does a Long Death get?

The subclass page lists the features gained by a Long Death and explains their effects.

Is Long Death a good subclass?

Whether Long Death is a good choice depends on the role, abilities, and play style you want for the character.

How do you play a Long Death?

Use the subclass features to specialise the normal class play pattern and support the role you chose.