If you wish to know if your faction has any specific downtime activities for the current campaign, ask your Dungeon Master. You gain access to a faction-specific downtime activity that gives you additional benefits when you use it. Stalwarts are reliable faction members, entrusted with many secrets, and deserving of additional support during adventures.įaction Downtime Activity. You must be at least 5th level and have completed at least 1 sanctioned mission to advance to Rank 3. Refer to each faction for details on which tool kits are available for training. This training comes at a lesser cost than usual tool training, taking half as long (125 downtime days), but you must pay an additional 125 gp as a training expense for each proficiency. Your character can take advantage of accelerated training programs for tool kits most often used by your faction. The adventurer serving as mentor must be another player and not a character controlled by the Dungeon Master.įaction Training. Your character can serve as an apprentice to a higher-ranking adventurer from within your faction. Completion of these missions might earn you additional benefits or enable you to advance to higher ranks within your faction.Īpprenticeship to an Adventurer Mentor. Some of these missions are considered secret and must be completed with discretion. During certain adventures, you may be given the opportunity to undergo a sanctioned mission on behalf of your faction. Refer to each faction for a description of its insignia.Īgents have shown that they are aligned with the faction's goals, and can take on more responsibility. All new faction members receive an insignia of their faction, fashioned into a wearable or held item. You can earn renown points in your faction and advance in rank. You can participate in any activities that are considered specific to your faction.Įarn Renown. For the five major factions, it is also available on character creation.
It is available any time the character wishes to join. This is the rank a character receives when first joining a faction. All rewards are subject to the approval of the Dungeon Master and are sometimes unavailable. Refer to each faction for specific rewards. The following benefits apply to all factions. As characters earn renown, they progress in the ranks of their factions, granting them greater authority and additional benefits. This is expressed in the awarding of renown points at the end of a quest or adventure.Įach faction can award different renown points to adventurers. Characters can belong to multiple factions at once, but must deal with the consequences if such factions conflict.Īs a character allied with one of the factions goes on adventures, he or she earns renown for accomplishing tasks that align with the faction’s goals. Belonging to a faction sometimes means having responsibilities, but it also carries with it support and rewards for service. Some are more heroic than others, but all band together in times of trouble to thwart major threats.įactions are an important part of the D&D experience, but characters don’t have to become a member of a faction right away, or at all. Each faction has its own motivations, goals, and philosophy. These factions seek to further their own aims while opposing destructive forces that threaten the folk of Faerûn. In the Forgotten Realms, five factions have risen to prominence.
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