Summary

• Boosting your Constitution score can give you extra hit points regardless of your class in Dungeons & Dragons, increasing survivability.
• Consider "Half-Feats" like Tavern Brawler, Chef, and Durable to not only increase Constitution but also gain additional benefits.
• Exclusive feats like Orcish Fury, Infernal Constitution, and Dwarven Fortitude offer unique advantages based on your character's species.

Buffing your health bar is useful no matter what class you're playing as in 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Dungeons & Dragons. Everyone can use a few extra hit points, after all. Because of that, you may be tempted to increase y𒉰our Constitution score, ev⭕en though you still need to focus on whatever ability score your attacks rely on and feats for additional tricks to pull off.

Luckily for you, you can get yourself a "Half-Feat," a feat that also increases one of your ability scores by one point, which can increase your Constitution bonus if this +1 puts your Constitution score at an even number. So, which feats will also increase y💮our Constitution?

Updated on August 23, 2024, by Lucas Olah: More options are always welcome. Though this list already has many feat options that are particularly good for most characters, having more to choose from is rarely a bad thing. With that in mind, we've added a few more feats that will give you fun features - along with the +1 on your Constitution - as well as mark for you which book you can find these feats, so you won't waste time searching for the source.

13 𒅌 Knight Of The Rose ꧅

Make Someone Last Longer In A Fight

• Book: Dragonlance: Shadow of the Dragon Queen

Unless your DM says otherwise, Knight of the Rose is only available in the Dragonlance setting, as it ﷺhas another feat as a pre-requisite, Squire of Solamnia, which is attached to a background from the setting. Still, it's a great option to get.

You'💟ll get the +1 that you can add to your Coꩲnstitution, Wisdom, or Charisma, and you'll be able to give someone temporary hit points with your bonus action - and this someone can be yourself. The temporary hit points will be a 1d8 plus your proficiency bonus plus your Constitution bonus - or Wisdom bonus, or Charisma bonus, depending on which ability score you added the +1.

The number of times you can use this feature is equal to your proficiency bℱonus, and you'll need a long rest to recover these uses.

12 🍌 ༺ Knight Of The Crown

Great For Team Synergy

• Book: Dragonlance: Shadow of the Dragon Queen

Knight of the Crown has the same pre-requisite, aka Squire of Solamnia, though its effect is quite diffe༺rent. First, the +1 that goes to your Constitu⛄tion may also go to your Strength or Dexterity - it's up to you.

Then, you can use your bonus action to let an ally attack with their reaction (this 🅺attack has to be a weapon attack). If they hi🌼t, they'll get an extra 1d8 for their damage roll. This is particularly useful to allow a paladin ally to trigger more Smites per turn or even a rogue ally, as they can only use Sneak Attack once per turn, meaning they can trigger another during your turn and another at theirs.

👍Similar to the previous feat, you can use this one a number of times equal to your proficiency bonus, a🙈nd you'll need a long rest to recover your uses.

11 ♛ 🌃 Aberrant Dragonmark

It Also Has Narrative Content To It

• Book: Eberron: Rising from the Last War

If your character doesn't have any dragonmarks, why not get one? The feat will give you a +1 to your Constitution, and you'll get a free cantrip and a first-level spell from the sorcerer's spell list. You'll be able to use the cantrip freely, as they always are, and tඣhe spell can be used once per short or long rest. Oddly enough, this feat makes you use your Constitution as your spellcasting modifier, meaning this♑ is particularly helpful for a tank that mostly covered their physical ability scores.

When you use your dragonmark to cast the spell, you can also use one of your hit di꧟ce, and the effect will be different depending on whether the result is an even or an odd number. If you roll an even number, you'll get temporary hit points equal to the result. If it's an odd number, a random person within 30 feet🌠 will take force damage equal to the result (this can be an ally, so be careful about your positioning).

The feat also has a series of flaws you can give your character - they're all narrative - such as the mark giving you constant pain. It also has a secondary feature that may give you 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:an Epic Boon at later levels at the cost of your health, but th♔is part only counts if your DM wants it to.

10 ﷽ Tavern Brawler

Weapons Are For Losers

• Book: Player's Handbook

It goes without saying, but you'll get a +1 on your Constitution, just like the other feats here. Still, you can let this 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:+1 go to your Strength if that's in🐽teresting to you. Apart from that, your unarmed strik🌊es will now use a d4 rather than a simple one - unless your unarmed strikes are already higher than that, like being a monk or having the Unarmed Fighting Style.

You'll also become proficient with improvised weapons, so you can have fun roleplay moments where yoꦿu attack your opponent with a bottle or a chair, among many other options. Lastly, whenever you use an improvised weapon or your unarmed fists, you can use your bonus action to attempt a grapple.

9 Chef

Don't Fight With An Empty Stomach

• Book: Tasha's Cauldron of Everything

The +1 here can go to your Constitution or your Wisdom, and overall, this feat has a more supportive role. You'll become proficient in cooking utensils, and you can prepare food during short rests. Whoever eats it will gain an additional d8 along with their hit dice if they♉ choose to recover health during the short rest.

You can also prepare snacks during long rests, but they'll work differently. You can make some treats equal tꦗo your proficiency bonus, and whoever uses their bonus action to eat them will gain temporary hit points, which are also equal to your proficiency bonus. The treats will last for eight hours withoไut spoiling.

8 Durable

Make Your Short Rests Count

• Book: Player's Handbook

This feat can only increase your Constitution and is also a more supportive feat, though this time, it'll only support you. Whenever you roll one of your hit dice to recover health, the minimum you can recover will be twice your Constitution bonus, meaning this feat will annul bad hit dice🔯 rolls.

If your Constitution reaches 20, for example, that mea🎐ns your Constitution bonus is five. In other words, if you roll anything l🙈ess than ten on the hit die, you're guaranteed to recover ten hit points either way.

7 Crusher

Perfect For Bludgeoning Weapons

• Book: Tasha's Cauldron of Everything

Another feat you can choose to improve either your Constitution or your Strength, but🅘 there's more. You'll also be able to move five feet after hitting an enemy with a bludgeoning weapon, though you can only do this once per turn, and the creature can't be two sizes (or more) bigger than you.

That's not all, though. If you 🐻do a critical hit with a bludgeoning weapon, every attack this creature takes until the start of your next roll will be at an advantage, meaning everyone will have a higher chance of taking tওhem down.

6 💦 Orcish Fury

A Half-Orc Exclusive

• Book: Xanathar's Guide to Everything

We'll have a lot of species-exclusive feats from here on. The first goes to half-orcs, though it would make sense for orcs to get it♏ - at least if they follow Monsters of the Multiverse rules. Aside from the +1, you can choose to roll an additional weapon die to your attack when it hits, making it more deadly (you can wait for a critical hit so this die doubles, too). You can only use this feature once per any rest, though.

But there's more. Whenever you use the species feature Relentless Endurance, you can immediately use your react⛄ion to make a weapon attack so you can punไish whoever tried to take you down.

5 🦩 Infernal Constitution

A Tiefling Exclusive

• Book: Xanathar's Guide to Everything

Now for our tieflings, this feat can increase your survivability a lot, perfect for both squishier characters and tank tie🦹flings. They naturally have fire resistance, but with this feat, you'll also get cold and poison resistance right✃ away. And that's not all.

When dealing with the poisoned condit🐼ion, you'll have an advantage on any saving throws against it, increasing your chances of not getting that nasty condition that gives you a disadvantage on attacks.

4 Dwarven Fortitude ⛦

A Dwarf Exclusive

• Book: Xanathar's Guide to Everything

For the dwarves, this feat is particularly useful if your character is also a tank, all🦩owing them to heal themselves a bit. Ifܫ your character uses the Dodge action, you can immediately use one of your hit dice to heal yourself right there in the middle of combat (don't forget that a hit die always has your Constitution bonus on the result).

What's particularly fun here is that this feat will function alongside Durable since Durable's trigger isn't resting𒁏, but the use of a hit die, meaning you'll be guaranteed to heal a considerable amount. Just don't waste them all here since the more hit dice you use in battle, the fewer you'll have when short-resting.