When you roll a natural 20 on a Carve check, you roll an additional d20 and add that number to the loot table roll. Variant Carve Rule: Rewarding the natural 20 On a failed save, treat the roll as if they rolled a 1 on the loot table. On a success, roll a d20 and compare the results to the creatures loot table. When you attempt to carve a creature, make a Dexterity (Survival) check against the creatures Carve DC. CarvingĬarving your kills is one of 2 ways to obtain materials while on a hunt. All the rules for making use of these tables can be found in Amellwind's Guide to Monster Hunting, but you can easily take the magical effects from these creatures and place them into your players weapon and armor to give them magical items that won't be the same as the typical ones found in other 5e games.
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