You’ll always get the same stats, but you have a lot of creatively morbid options to play around with. You could be zombified, a stitched-together Frankenstein's monster, or only most of a corpse held together by ectoplasmic spiritual bits. Designing Your RebornĪ reborn can be anything from a guy with a pallid complexion all the way to a literal skeleton. If you have a story in mind (or your DM does) that involves a less-than-alive character, the reborn lineage is meant to cover it.
You died and have somehow come back to life in about the vaguest way possible, and exactly what you are now and even what you were before is really up to you. Rather than create a playable race for a bunch of different undead (which would have been cool honestly) 5e has created a catch-all term for all sorts of undead as a single playable lineage. Dig your way out of your grave and avoid the angry villagers as we go through everything you need to know. You could be raised by necromancy, cursed to walk the earth, a resurrection gone wrong, or a spiritual husk with some serious adventure-based unfinished business. Rather than specifically ghosts, zombies, or skeletons, reborn cast a wide net over any sort of not-dead you can come up with. This may include Unearthed Arcana content or non-official content published during official events (like One Grung Above), and very rarely may include 3rd-party content.Death isn’t the handicap it used to be, and you can still haul your dead carcass off to the next adventure as a reborn! Newly introduced in Van Richten’s Guide to Ravenloft, 5e players can customize the undead monstrosity of their dreams and unleash them into their next campaign. However, I occasionally make exceptions when numerous people make requests that I cover the same content. I typically don’t cover content beyond what has made it into official sourcebooks.
My race handbooks are written with an emphasis on the race and the class options which are viable for a player who has decided to play that race and may still be looking for a class which works for that race. My class handbooks are written with an emphasis on the class and the options which work well for the class. Note that the assessments of a class for a race may not match the assessments of a race for a class.
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