4e:Kobold

Racial Feats

Heroic Tier

Ambush Prodigy

Prerequisite: Kobold
Benefit: Whenever you miss with a ranged or an area attack while hidden, you remain hidden.

Backstabber

Prerequisite: Kobold
Benefit: If you make an area attack that includes at least one ally, you deal an extra 1d6 damage to all targets of that attack.

Bullying Shove

Prerequisite: Kobold, rogue, Sneak Attack class feature
Benefit: When you hit a Small or smaller enemy and would deal Sneak Attack damage against that target, you can forgo rolling Sneak Attack damage and instead cause the target to be knocked prone. Using this option counts as using Sneak Attack for the round.

Draconic Wizardry

Prerequisite: Kobold, wizard
Benefit: You gain the dragonborn racial power dragon breath as a daily arcane power.

Improved Trap Sense

Prerequisite: Kobold
Benefit: Your trap sense increases to a +4 bonus to all defenses against traps. In addition, you gain a +2 bonus to Thievery.

Kobold Sniper Training

Prerequisite: Kobold
Benefit: You gain proficiency and a +2 feat bonus to damage rolls with all simple and military ranged weapons, and all simple and military melee weapons that have the light thrown property.

Leading From The Rear

Prerequisite: Kobold
Benefit: If all of your allies are nearer to your target than you are, you receive a +1 bonus to ranged attack rolls against that target.

Sneaky Switch

Prerequisite: Kobold
Benefit: When shifting, you can move into a space occupied by an ally. The ally shifts into your previous space as a free action.

Trapster

Prerequisite: Kobold, Int 15 or Wis 15
Benefit: You can swap one 7th-level or higher encounter attack power you know for the caltrop scatter attack power.

Wily Warrior

Prerequisite: Kobold, Dex 15, any martial class
Benefit: When you use a martial encounter or daily attack power, you can shift 1 square before or after the action.

Wyrmpriest of Bahamut

Prerequisite: Kobold, Channel Divinity class feature, must worship Bahamut
Benefit: You can invoke the power of your deity to use wyrmpriest of bahamut.

Wyrmpriest of Tiamat

Prerequisite: Kobold, Channel Divinity class feature, must worship Tiamat
Benefit: You can invoke the power of your deity to use wyrmpriest of tiamat.

Paragon Tier

Coward's Wailing

Prerequisite: 11th level, kobold
Benefit: When you are first bloodied in an encounter, all adjacent allies may shift 2 squares as a free action.

Lies And Slander

Prerequisite: 11th level, kobold, trained in Bluff
Benefit: When you succeed on a Bluff check, you gain a +1 bonus to Bluff checks until the end of the encounter. This bonus is cumulative with itself. When you fail a Bluff check or a Diplomacy check, or attempt an Intimidate check or any hostile action, you lose any bonus from this feat and cannot gain the bonus again during this encounter.

Master Trapster

Prerequisite: 11th level, kobold, Int 17 or Wis 17
Benefit: You can swap one 15th-level or higher daily attack power you know for the fiendish snare attack power.

Epic Tier

Racial Backgrounds

Clan Leader

A lot of kobolds look up to you, because you're a clan leader. You're a big shot, the one in charge. Do you really believe that to be true, or do you have your doubts? Maybe you inherited your position. Do you have a chip on your shoulder? Do you feel in over your head? Maybe that's why you're off adventuring. Or are you adventuring with your clan?

Associated Skills: Diplomacy, Insight, Intimidate

Former Minion

You used to work for a dragon or some other imposing authority figure. Was your job important? Were you a close confidant to your master? Or did you scrub the privies? Maybe that's why you left. Did you learn a lot while you were a minion? Perhaps you became skilled in the arcane arts, or maybe you just learned how to foist off your responsibilities onto others. Could it be that your greatest accomplishment was being able to sleep on duty and never get caught?

Associated Skills: Arcana, Bluff, Stealth
Associated Languages: Goblin

Miner

You're a professional digger who has carved out vast tunnels in the rock, with a little help. Why do you dig? Do you search for precious ores? Do you seek out other underground excavations so your clan can raid them? Do you not ask stupid questions and just keep your head down? Perhaps you dream of bigger things. Maybe that's why you're adventuring. Maybe you just got lost and hooked up with the first group you found. Are you actually any good at digging? All that swinging pickaxes probably gave you some good upper body strength.

Associated Skills: Dungeoneering, Endurance, Nature