And there’s something to be said for that consistency.Ī Feat, on the other hand, some of them are less great than others. With an ASI, you are increasing your stats which is going to give you a notable bonus, if you move it from an odd number to an even or from an even to an even. Neither, I don’t think that one is particularly better than the other. There are tons of different feats that you can use to increase stats but add in other skills that you’re proficient with, or many other things.
It might make you better at DEX (Dexterity) and sneaking, or maybe you’re a fighter and you take Magic Initiate to gain access to a spell. Or it can make it so that you can automatically reload your crossbow without it taking up time. It might be something such as giving your character access to heavy armor so that they could wear plate armor if they wanted. This is basically a featured ability that you can gain access to, or something that makes you unique.
Now, the other option you can do is a Feat. It’s a very straightforward and mathematical part of the game. So your ASI is going to be part of the way that you get better at casting spells, attacking, persuading, sneaking, etc. If your INT (Intelligence) and WIS (Wisdom) are both at 13, which gives you a +1, adding one to each INT and WIS would take them both to 14 and give you a +2 on your ability rolls. Or you could split it in two, so add one to two different ability scores. So if you strength is a 12, which would give you a +1 to rolls with that ability score, adding two would take it to 14 and a +2 to rolls. The first is that you can add two points to any single stat, up to twenty max. So when you hit a level that gives you an ASI, you can use it in one of two ways.
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