The Rogues who aren't as concerned with using poison to murder their foes can also benefit from Chromatic Warding as a scouting ability. This means they can safely apply poison to their weapons or use poison gas projectiles without any risk of harm. The Chromatic Warding ability is a far more useful tool for the green chromatic dragonborn Rogue, as they can use it to become immune to poison damage. Related: Fizban’s Treasury Of Dragons: Best New Magic Items This is especially useful for Assassins, who can also add Sneak Attack damage if they surprise the foe.

At the most basic level, the green chromatic dragonborn will always have access to a powerful ranged weapon for its sneak attack, in the form of its poison breath. The green chromatic dragonborn has a poison affinity for its elemental resistance and breath weapon. The upgrades to the chromatic dragonborn mean that one of them has become the ideal Rogue in Dungeons & Dragons, in terms of being able to deal damage to enemies, and survive common traps that are faced in dungeons. Poison is far deadlier in the current edition of D&D than it is in older editions of the game. The metallic dragonborn might have new builds that can make the use of their new breath weapon, but total immunity provided by Chromatic Warding might be more useful, due to how reliable it is. The average D&D party will spend a lot of its time getting burned by dragon flame, electrified by traps in dungeons, or suffocated by poison gas weapons used by assassins yet the chromatic dragonborn can now laugh in the face of these attacks. This is an incredibly powerful effect on its own, but there are certain character builds that can make the most of Chromatic Warding's immunity. Chromatic Warding provides immunity to the type of damage linked to their draconic ancestry, such as red chromatic Dragonborn becoming immune to fire for one minute. The chromatic dragonborn can use their action to cast Chromatic Warding on themselves and it will last for one minute. The chromatic dragonborn now has access to a new ability at level 5, called Chromatic Warding. Related: What Dragonsight Means For D&D Books After Fizban’s Treasury Of Dragons

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