======Woodcarver's Tools======
Shaping and forming wood, you can carve wood and morph it
into shapes useful for not only combat but art as well.
=====Woodcarver's Tools=====
Woodcarver's tools consist of a carving knife, a gouge, a
small mallet, and a small saw. Your tools weigh 5 lbs and costs 2 gp.

====Woodcarving====
Carving wood into beautiful art or deadly weapons requires
that you have materials present; because your expertise and
tools are designed for wood, you must have wood handy.
There are some types of wood, like hardwoods or magically
enhanced wood, that might be more difficult to craft or have
special properties you can impart into your projects.
When carving; you must succeed on a Dexterity
(Woodcarver's Tools) check, and you can add your proficiency
bonus if you are proficient with the tools.

====Creating your Project====
Woodcarving can be a very short process if you are crafting a
simple statue that fits in your palm or it can be a week long
endeavor to create beautiful designs on a man-sized totem. To
carve wood, you must spend at least 10 minutes, or more
depending on the project. A small wooden figure of a horse
may only take a skilled carver 10 minutes, while a throne fit
for a king may require several weeks or months.

Most simple projects require up to an hour to complete, the
more elaborate the design, or the size required, the longer the
piece takes to complete per the DM's discretion. Examples
are given below.

Carving wood can be defined into 2 broad categories,
detailed and scope.

====Detailed====
The detail of your carvings effects the length of time to
complete your project. There are three categories for your
projects: Vaguely, Lightly or Heavily detailed.

Vaguely detailed projects require at least 5 minutes to work
an appropriately sized piece of wood plus the time it requires
for the scope of the project. A vaguely detailed project consists
of arrow shafts, a door wedge or other basic shapes.

Lightly detailed projects require at least 1 hour plus the
time it requires for the scope of the project. Lightly detailed
projects consists of multiple basic shapes combined to create
figurines or slightly complicated designs like creating figurine
of a horse but not showing any details like fur, hooves or
similar.

Heavily detailed projects require at least 8 hours to carve
plus the time it requires for the scope of the project. Heavily
detailed projects consists of carved patterns or intricate
shapes, like feathers on a bird or adding in the wrinkles on a
wooden face.

All times represent the minimum for each project, and at
the DM's discretion may take longer.

====Scope====

The scope of the project effects the length of time to carve out
the shape in wood. The scope represents the size of your
creations and there are three categories for the scope:
Minute, Substantial or Immense.

Minute projects require at least 5 minutes to carve plus the
amount of time it requires for the detail of the project. A
minute project is something small enough to fit or be handled
easily with a single hand. This includes things like figurines,
arrow shafts or objects that weigh below 2 lbs.

Substantial projects require at least 1 hour plus the
amount of time it requires for the detail of the project. A
substantial project is something large size that can easily be
handled with two hands, a shield or objects that weigh below
30 lbs.

Immense projects require at least 8 hours to create plus
the amount of time it requires for the detail of the project. An
immense project could be a throne, a pulpit, a wooden wall or
anything that requires a lot of effort to move or multiple
people to move about.

All times represent the minimum time to create projects of
its scope, and at the DM's discretion may take longer.

====Creating the Project====

After the project is completed or 8 hours of work has been
finished, whichever comes first, the crafter must succeed on a
Dexterity (Woodcarver's Tools) check, adding their proficiency
bonus if they are proficient in the tool. On a success, they
make progress on their creation or the project is finished and
ready to be used or adored. On a fail of 10 or less, they make
no progress on the project, on a fail of 11 or more, they have
broken or damaged the project in such a way as to decrease
its value or must start over again on the project.

The DC for carving a project is dependent on the Detail
and Scope of the project, DC starts at 8 plus the detail and
scope bonuses. A Vaguely detailed project adds +1, Lightly
detailed +3, and Heavily detailed +6. A Minute scope adds +1,
Substantial scope +3, and Immense scope adds +6.

The DM may decide that certain details or sizes may raise
or lower the DC, or adjust how often or how little you need to
roll on a project. If you are creating a massive and immense
throne, making a check every 8 hours maybe too much and
you only need to make a check every 24 hours or so on it. The
number of checks required is only a recommendation.

====Limited Tools====

To make the tools easy to carry around on your travels, you
have very few tools and may not be able to work on projects of
Immense size due to your tools and how heavy an object like
that could be to carry.

If you have access to a workshop with a full set of carving
tools, the DM may decide that on all checks you have
advantage when carving projects or that it takes you a shorter
time as you aren't limited by your tools.

====Searching for Materials====
Before you can begin a project, you must first acquire your
materials before you can begin. To create your project, you
must find a suitable chunk of wood that is approximately the
same size as the project you wish to create. You can always
take wood away from a chunk, it is much harder to laminate
additional material on to make it larger.

Unless you have some other means of gathering your
material, you must journey through forests searching for the
right chunks to use in your projects. The DC is dependent on
the type of forests around you and the size of the project.
A few examples are provided on the next page.
====Exotic Materials====
Not all wood is the same, and certain materials, like
hardwood, have special properties that is added to the project.
A few examples are provided below.

===Searching for Materials Example DCs===
^ DC ^ Density/Type of Forest ^ Scope of Project
| 5 | Extremely Dense, Lots of Trees | Minute |
| 8 | Thinning Forest, Mostly New Growth | Minute |
| 10 | Forest Dying to Disease, Mostly Saplings | Minute |
| 10 | Extremely Dense, Lots of Trees | Substantial |
| 13 | Thinning Forest, Mostly New Growth | Substantial |
| 15 | Forest Dying to Disease, Mostly Saplings | Substantial |
| 15 | Extremely Dense, Lots of Trees | Immense |
| 18 | Thinning Forest, Mostly New Growth | Immense |
| 20 | Forest Dying to Disease, Mostly Saplings | Immense |
The quality of the forest and the scope of the project can
make it very difficult to find the right size of wood needed for
your projects. There is the potential that you can buy the
required chunk of wood in town with the following example
prices provided.
===Material Pricing===
^ Type of Wood ^ Weight ^ Cost ^
| Softwood | 1 lb | 2 cp |
| Hardwood | 1 lb | 1 gp |
| Petrified Wood | 1 lb | 2 gp |
| Dragon Burned | 1 lb | 5 pp |
===Softwood===
Softwood is the typical wood used by most woodcarvers for
their projects, it is cheap and easy to come by. It has an AC of
10 and 5 Hit Points per inch of thickness.

Softwood breeds include Birch, Fir, Teak, and Walnut.
===Hardwood===
Hardwood is a common type of wood that is harder than
regular wood, make it ideal for long lasting designs and even
for weapons. If a weapon is made out of hardwood, it deals +1
damage on top of its normal damage. It has an AC of 10 and
10 Hit Points per inch of thickness.

Hardwood breeds include Mahogany, Oak, and Pine.
===Petrified Wood===
This wood has been petrified, either by a basilisk, somehow,
or through a long process of fossilization. Due to how hard it
is, when wielded as a weapon, and when you score a critical
hit with it, it deals one additional die of damage; do not double
that die. It has an AC of 15 and 3 Hit Points per inch of
thickness due to its brittleness.
===Dragon Burned===
When a forest scoured by dragon fire, some trees are so
enveloped in heat that some of the magic of the dragon's
breath doesn't destroy it but rather infuses the wood with fire.
When wielded as a weapon, this magical wood deals fire
damage instead of its normal damage type. It has an AC and
Hit Points of its original breed of wood but gains no other
benefits from that breed.
===Example Projects===
^ Project ^ Detailed ^ Scope ^ Time to Carve ^ DC ^ Number of Checks ^
| Arrow | Vaguely | Minute | 10 min. | 10 | 1 |
| Temple Pulpit | Heavily | Immense | 16+ hours | 20 | 2+ |
| Quarterstaff | Vaguely | Substantial | 1 hour | 12 | 1 |
| Shield | Vaguely | Substantial | 1 hour | 12 | 1 |
| Figurine of a horse | Lightly | Minute | 1 hour | 12 | 1 |
| Owl Statue | Heavily | Substantial | 9 hours | 17 | 2 |
| Intricate Whistle | Heavily | Minute | 8 hours | 15 | 1 |
| Small Carving Board | Vaguely | Minute | 10 minutes | 10 | 1 |
| Throne for a Sprite | Heavily | Minute | 8 hours | 15 | 1 |