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Jack

Lizardfolk · Sorcerer (Draconic Sorcery) · Level 3 · Criminal

Jack

Jack is cheerful, invasive, clever, and almost aggressively curious.
AC16
HP21/21
Init
STR
DEX
CON
INT
WIS
CHA
ConditionsNone

Sheet

AC 16 · HP 21 · 30 ft., swim 30 ft.
AlignmentChaotic NeutralGenderNon-binaryAge28 years old
STR
DEX
CON
INT
WIS
CHA

Saving throws

STRDEXCONINTWISCHA

Skills

  • ArcanaINT
  • DeceptionCHA
  • InsightWIS
  • IntimidationCHA
  • PersuasionCHA
  • ReligionINT
  • Sleight of HandDEX
  • StealthDEX

Weapons

Daggers,
Darts,
Slings,
Quarterstaffs,
Light Crossbows

Tools

Thieves’ Tools

Languages

Common,
Draconic,
Goblin

Features

21 features

Bonus action

  • Innate SorceryLevel 1

    Jack can unleash their innate magic for 1 minute as a Bonus Action. While active, the DC of any Sorcerer spell they cast that uses a saving throw increases by 1, and they have Advantage on the attack rolls of Sorcerer spells. Jack can use this feature twice per Long Rest.

  • MetamagicLevel 2

    Jack knows two Metamagic options and can use them by spending Sorcery Points. Chosen options: Quickened Spell, which changes a spell with a casting time of an Action to a Bonus Action, and Subtle Spell, which allows a spell to be cast without Verbal or Somatic components.

  • Hungry JawsLizardfolkAs a Bonus Action, Jack can make a Bite attack. If it hits, Jack gains Temporary Hit Points equal to their proficiency bonus. Jack can use this trait a number of times equal to their proficiency bonus, regaining all uses after a Long Rest.

Always on

  • Ray of Frost

    When An enemy is within 60 feet and Jack wants to slow or harass it.

    Jack speaks an incantation and releases a streak of crackling blue fire at a creature within range. On a hit, the target takes 1d10 lightning damage, and Jack can choose to push it 10 feet away if the spell’s effects permit the target to be moved.

  • Fire Bolt

    When A target is within 120 feet.

    Jack launches a mote of flame at a creature or object within range. On a hit, the target takes 1d10 fire damage. An unattended flammable object hit by the spell ignites.

  • Message

    When Jack needs to communicate quietly or coordinate a crime.

    Jack sends a whispering message to a creature within range, and the creature can reply in a whisper if it understands the language.

  • Mage Hand

    When A distant object needs to be moved without Jack touching it.

    Jack creates a spectral hand that can manipulate objects, open unlocked doors, retrieve items, and perform other simple tasks at range.

  • Magic Missile

    When Jack needs reliable damage against one or more visible targets.

    Jack fires three darts of magical force at creatures of their choice. Each dart automatically hits and deals 1d4 + 1 force damage.

  • Shield of Faith

    When An ally needs immediate protection and Jack can maintain Concentration.

    Jack surrounds a willing creature with a shimmering draconic ward, increasing its Armor Class by 3 until the spell ends with Concentration.

  • Charm Person

    When Jack needs to manipulate, distract, or negotiate with a humanoid.

    Jack magically charms a humanoid who can see or hear them. The target regards Jack as a friendly acquaintance unless it succeeds on a Wisdom saving throw, though it knows it was charmed when the spell ends.

  • Thunderwave

    When Several enemies are close together or Jack wants to clear space dramatically.

    Jack launches a 60-foot cone of thunderous force. Each creature in the area must make a Constitution saving throw, taking 3d8 thunder damage and being pushed 10 feet on a failure, or taking half damage without being pushed on a success.

  • SpellcastingLevel 1

    Jack can cast sorcerer spells using Charisma as their spellcasting ability. They know four cantrips and have four sorcerer spells prepared. They can use an arcane focus or a component pouch for material components when required.

  • Font of MagicLevel 2

    Jack has 3 Sorcery Points. They can convert Sorcery Points into spell slots or convert spell slots into Sorcery Points using the Sorcery Points rules. Any expended Sorcery Points are regained when they finish a Long Rest.

  • Draconic ResilienceLevel 3

    Jack’s draconic magic hardens their body and sharpens their presence. Their hit point maximum increases by 3, and when they are not wearing armor, their base Armor Class equals 10 + their Dexterity modifier + their Charisma modifier. Jack can also speak, read, and write Draconic, and they have Advantage on Charisma checks made to interact with dragons.

  • Sorcerous OriginLevel 3

    Jack has chosen Draconic Sorcery as their sorcerous origin. Their magic manifests as unstable draconic force, expressed through blue-white sparks, reptilian shadows, and a tendency for nearby locks to open at inconvenient moments.

  • Aquatic AdaptationLizardfolkJack has a Swim Speed equal to their Speed and can breathe both air and water.
  • BiteLizardfolkJack has a natural weapon that deals 1d6 + Strength modifier piercing damage on a hit.
  • Hold BreathLizardfolkJack can hold their breath for up to 15 minutes.
  • Natural ArmorLizardfolkJack’s tough scales provide a base Armor Class of 13 + Dexterity modifier when not wearing armor. Their Draconic Resilience provides a higher Armor Class, so it is used instead.
  • Scaly HideLizardfolkJack has no innate armor training and normally relies on their scales, magic, or equipment for protection.
  • AlertCriminal

    Jack has the Alert origin feat. They add their proficiency bonus to initiative rolls, cannot be surprised while conscious, and can swap their initiative with a willing ally at the start of combat. Their criminal contacts, old crew members, and underworld acquaintances can provide limited information, introductions, or discreet assistance, subject to the DM’s judgment.

Spells

8 spells

Spellcasting. Jack casts with Charisma (spell save DC 14, to hit with spell attacks).

Cantrips (at will): , , ,

1st level (4 slots): , , ,

2nd level (2 slots): no spells

Gear

7 items

Weapons

  • 2×
    Dagger
    A pair of light, balanced blades suitable for close defense or throwing.

Tools

  • Thieves’ Tools
    A set of specialized picks, tension wrenches, files, and probes used to open locks and disable traps.

Gear

  • Crowbar
    A heavy iron lever useful for forcing doors, prying crates, or creating the impression that subtlety was never part of the plan.
  • 2×
    Pouch
    Small belt pouches for coins, components, stolen trinkets, and objects Jack claims are evidence.
  • Traveler’s Clothes
    Durable traveling clothes with numerous concealed alterations and stitched-in pockets.
  • Arcane Focus
    A polished crystal shard mounted in a brass claw, used as Jack’s arcane focus.

Purse

  • 16×
    Gold Pieces
    Starting currency retained from the Criminal equipment package.

Appearance

Jack is a tall, heavily built lizardfolk with moss-green scales mottled by charcoal and amber bands along the jaw, shoulders, and tail. They stand slightly too close when speaking, looming with an absent-minded confidence that suggests they have never considered personal space a real rule. Their clothes are practical traveler’s garments altered with hidden pockets, loose cords, and stitched-in compartments. They smell faintly of river mud, crushed mint, lamp oil, and the sharp mineral tang that lingers after a spell. A collection of mismatched brass charms hangs from their belt, each one stolen, traded, or simply found interesting. Their eyes are bright gold, and their broad grin reveals rows of neat, predatory teeth.

Mannerisms

Jack leans forward until other people have to lean back, tilts their head when pretending not to understand, and taps one claw against their teeth while thinking. They whisper “Hehehe” before attempting anything dangerous, then act surprised when everyone notices.

Personality

Jack is cheerful, invasive, clever, and almost aggressively curious. They enjoy people, especially suspicious people, because suspicion makes conversations interesting. Jack treats most problems as puzzles and most puzzles as invitations. They are quick to laugh, quick to improvise, and deeply committed to making every situation stranger than they found it. Beneath the mischief is a practical survivor who notices exits, valuables, social weaknesses, and who has quietly stopped eating.

Ideals

Freedom. No law, tradition, prophecy, guild, or dragon gets to decide what Jack becomes. If a rule is worth following, Jack wants to know who made it and what they were afraid would happen without it.

Bonds

Jack still carries the first brass key they ever stole. They do not know what it opens, but they are certain it is important. They also feel protective of their former criminal crew, especially anyone who was left behind when Jack escaped the theater job.

Flaws

Jack treats danger as a social opportunity and cannot resist showing off when a quiet solution would work better. They lie reflexively, even when telling the truth would be easier. Their confidence is genuine, but their planning is usually something they intend to do after the first explosion.

Quirks

Collects keys without knowing what they open.
Names every lock before attempting to pick it.
Compliments enemies on their accessories during combat.
Keeps snacks hidden in at least four places on their person.
Insists that “Hehehe” is a legitimate tactical warning.

Background

Jack grew up among reed-choked waterways where lizardfolk families traded fish, secrets, and occasionally people who had become inconvenient. They learned early that locks were puzzles, guards were patterns, and most valuables were only valuable because someone had decided they should be. Jack’s first crimes were practical, stealing dried meat and copper hooks. Their later crimes became more experimental, involving enchanted jewelry, forbidden ledgers, and one extremely confused magistrate who spent three days convinced his own shadow was plotting against him. The magic appeared during a burglary beneath an old theater. Jack had found a sealed crystal ampoule and decided that anything sealed was probably worth opening. The resulting surge of draconic power blew open every door in the building, filled the stage with blue fire, and gave Jack a lifelong fondness for dramatic entrances. Since then, they have worked as a burglar, confidence trickster, magical nuisance, and occasional accomplice to people with better plans. Jack insists that every crime is really a performance, and every performance deserves an audience. They now adventure because the world is full of locked places, dangerous secrets, and opportunities to say, “Hehehe,” immediately before making a questionable decision.

“They learned early that locks were puzzles, guards were patterns, and most valuables were only valuable because someone had decided they should be.”
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Lizardfolk

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