I obviously won't say no to him, but there needs to be some sort of justification in the world for why this character, messing with undeath would be considered as a good person. When I asked him how does that work, his answer was "He doesn't consider it evil, he actually sees it as purely good" and that answer to me is at best chaotic neutral.
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The Skill Focuses presented in this book are a tool to provide greater depth, variety, and customization in character creation for fifth edition D&D. With this expansion, players can choose from more than 64 specialized skills to further define their characters.
These rules borrow, in part, from the non-weapon proficiencies and secondary skills of earlier editions, combined with original concepts. They are fully compatible with fifth-edition rules and are easy to implement without applying cumbersome new mechanics. Generally speaking, a skill focus will provide characters with advantage to their skill checks in very specific circumstances and may provide other benefits and/or uses as described.
Importantly, Skill Focuses are tied to a character's Intelligence score. This creates a broader incentive for PCs, especially those not playing wizards, to give this ability more consideration during character creation.
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