And the art isn’t mine borrowed!Īrmor Class 24 ( armor of the Bat Knight, bracers of the Bat Knight) These stats for Bruce Waien, the Bat Knight and associated magic items are free for you to use in your 5e Dungeons & Dragons campaigns. Taking some cues from the Jarlaxle entry in Waterdeep, Batman lands right around 16 Challenge Rating mostly for his damage output and resistances. Plus, his batarangs can help him level a playing field quick. To represent Batman’s pure martial skills, I gave him 6 attacks per turn (3 normal plus 3 legendary). And legendary heroes get legendary actions. Keen readers might notice that the batarangs work similar to the orthon’s brass crossbow from Mordenkainen’s Tome of Foes.Īlso, Batman is a legend. A lot of his powers comes from his legendary magic items: helmet of the Bat Knight, armor of the Bat Knight, cloak of the bat (from the DMG), and his batarangs. Therefore, I didn’t want to give him any stats above 18. While he’s super tough, Batman’s still a human. But the villains of Waterdeep know what he really is: a threat. He knows what evil lurks around the city and campaigns to thwart it at all costs. When night falls, Lord Bruce dons the black armor and helm of the Bat Knight and takes to the streets. Of course, that’s all a cover for his true nature: he’s a vigilante that goes by the name the Bat Knight. He’s respected for business, but also known to be a bit of a playboy. As the owner of Waien Enterprises, Bruce has investments in nearly every corner of the city. Reading through the new Waterdeep: Dragon Heist, I got a wild idea:īy day, Lord Bruce Waien is just another wealthy Waterdavian noble. DM Dave 3 Comments on Stat Anything: Batman for 5e D&D Posted in Fun Stuff

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