HOUSE RULES! Take it.

To take one object that is not been

DRINKING A HEALING POTION
For a character drink a Healing Potion, he or
she can use its bonus action to do so.
Administer a healing Potion to other creature
still a Action.
FIGHTING IN CLOSE SPACE
When fighting in a corridor or local, with 5ft
large or height or less, or similar. The Creature
has disadvantage on attack rolls made with
Slashing or Bludgeoning Melee weapons that
has the Two Handed or Versatile propriety (If
used with both hands).
SILVERED WEAPONS
As an additional effect, all silvered are
effective against undead. Which means that
if a undead creature has resistance to
slashing, piercing and bludgeoning damage
of nonmagical weapons, they also take
normal damage of silvered weapons, if it’s
immune to such damages, it becomes
resistant.
TROUBLE’S WITH HEAVY ARMORS
When wearing an armor who gives
disadvantage on stealth checks. You also has
disadvantage with Dexterity (Acrobatics)
check and Strength (Athletics) checks made
to swim.
handled with the whip you can make an
Dexterity (Acrobatic) check DC20. The object
cant weight more than 10 pounds, and must
have a space to the whip wraparound of it. If
you succeeds you pull the object towards
you and can catch as an interaction with
one object on the turn, or let pass away.
As an Example: you can target a war
hammer outstand in a wall and make it fly
towards you!!
ADDITIONAL ACTIONS
See in the dungeon master guide, Dungeon
Master Workshop page 271.
The Following rules are used in the game:
Climb onto a bigger creature, Disarm,
Overrun, Shove aside and Tumble.
ADDITIONAL RULES
See Xanathar’s Guide to Everything,
Dungeon Master’s Tools, page 77. The
following rules are used in the game: Falling
and Rate of Falling (Except that there is no
Limit of Dice to calculate the falling
damage), Flyng Creatures and Falling,
Adamantine Weapons, Tying Knots, Tools
Proficiencies, Perceiving a Caster at Work,
Identifying a Spell, Invalid Spell Targets.
Also all the Downtime Revisited Rules in Page
123.

WHIP TRICKS, MORE OPTIONS FOR WHIPS

Whip Swing. You can make an Acrobatic
Check if you are proficient with a Whip and
Acrobatics to jump across gaps. The point
must have a anchoring point that you can
grapple with your whip, and that is at least
10ft of you. When you do so, you use you
Dexterity or Strength Score to calculate your
jump distant to that jump, and it is considered
that you run 10ft before made it.
Disarm Whip. You can attempt to disarm an
opponent with your whip (See the Disarm
Action in the DMG). You do this check with
you Dexterity (Acrobatics).
Trip Trick. You can make a Shove Action in
the range of the weapon, by attaching the
whip point to an opponent on size larger or
smaller than you. You make a Normal Shove
Action, if succeeds you knock the target
prone or pull him 5ft towards you.
AUTO DICTATE TRAINING
Given enough free time and a Teaching
book, a character with an intelligence
modifier of 1 or more, can learn a language
or pick up proficiency with a tool.
Resources. To do training in a language or
tool take at least ten workweeks, but this time
is reduced by a number of workweeks equal
to the characters Intelligence modifier.
Training cost 15gp per workweek in materials.
Complications. Complications only depends
on the characters time, and typically involve
the tools or the character focus. At the end
of each one workweek in training, ask the
character to make an Intelligence check
DC10. In a Fail, the character need to revise
what he/she was doing, and lost the
workweek of training, if it fails by 5 or more
the character destroy or dandified a tool,
book or material, having to by again to
continue the training (15gp).
BATTLE EFFECTS
A Character gains one level of Exhaustion
each time they suffer one of the following
Effects:
-When they take a Critical Hit.
-When they drop to 0 Hit points but are not
killed outright.
-When they fail a death saving throw by 5 or
more.
RESSURECTION RULES
If a Character is dead, and a resurrection is
attempted by a spell or spell effect with
longer than a one action casting time, a
Resurrection challenge is initiated.
Up to 3 members of the adventuring party
can offer to contribute to the ritual via a
Contribution Skill check.
The DM asks them each to make a skill check
based on their form of contribution, with the
DC of the Check adjusting to how
helpful/impactful the DM feels the
contribution would be.
After all contributions are completed, the DM
then rolls a single, final resurrection success
check with no modifier.
The Base DC for the final resurrection check is
10, increasing by 1 for each previous
successful resurrection the character has
undergone (Signifying the slow erosion of the
soul’s connection to this world).
For each successful contribution skill check,
this DC is decreased by3, whereas each
failed contribution skill check increases the
DC by 1.
Upon a Successful resurrection check, the
player’s soul (Should it be willing) will be
returned to the body, and the ritual
succeeded.
(The character comes back with a Exhaustion
Level).
On a failed check, the soul does not return
and the character is Lost.