New Gate’s Watchlist

A D&D Discord Server’s Document

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LW • Server Document

 

 

 

 

 

 

Rules

In this document, we go over two of the rule lists, the General rules of the server as well the character creation rules on the server.

General Rules

RULE 1: THE KING CLAUSE

Please try to follow the discord guideline. https://discord.com/guidelines The server is SFW, keep NSFW in private DMs (Never assume a person’s age as it’s far to easy to lie though.)

RULE 2: BE RESPECTFUL

Always be respectful towards other members of the community. Drama in stories is fun and engaging, but drama in real life will not be tolerated. If you become concerned in-character tension may lead to out-of-character tension, take the roleplay in a different direction. Likewise, if you ask someone to roleplay and they decline, respect their decision. When someone seriously asking you to stop or saying no to your request, please stop doing it if it makes them uncomfortable. If you are still pushing it despite them requesting you to stop, it will result in an immediate infraction. We work hard to keep this community fun and wholesome. Please do your part by being respectful and encouraging.

RULE 3: NO TRIGGERING TOPICS

The server itself is made to be a safe space, that being said, this does not permit you to do just about anything you desire without respect for others. Roleplay with triggering topics without censors are to be avoided. Such topics include subjects such as self-harm, suicide, etc. Failure to comply will result in warnings or bans depending on severity.

RULE 4: BE CONSIDERATE

Keep politics out of the server, we are here to play D&D. Be mindful of others, every person has their own sets of beliefs, do not force your beliefs onto each other, having respectful discussions is permitted but do not let it go out of hand. Get to know each other first. Do not abuse pinging and DMs. As much as possible, do not spam pings or DM people unwarranted.

RULE 5: TALK TO THE STAFF

If there is something related to the server that make you uncomfortable, feel free to contact your local DMs/staff. Communication is key. Don’t keep it to yourself. We can’t help you if you don’t let us know. That said, the server is to play D&D, not providing free therapy service. We cannot solve your personal issues. Please do not cause and spread unnecessary drama among the server. If you have depression, please contact your local counselor/therapist. If you are feeling suicidal, please call 1-800-273-8255 where you can get professional help.

RULE 6: RULE LAWYERING

The DM has the final say to aspect of the game. If you think something is ruled incorrectly, send the DM a message. They will check and improve their future game. There is no need to stop a game for discussing rule. Besides, it’s more of a guideline anyway.

RULE 7: REGARDING OPINION

It’s nice to have one for your own. Don’t force it on others. If you find people arguing (discussing is fine as long as things aren’t too intense) about religion, politic, personal issue, gossip, and others sensitive topics. Try to change the topic by saying “I think we should talk about something else.” or “Let’s talk about cheese!”… okay bad example but you get what I mean. Notify the staff if you think it can be problematic. Remember, mediate, not escalate. We’re here to have fun, not proving who is right.

RULE 8: HONOR SYSTEM

Most of the server features are base on Honor system. We entrust you to follow the rules and not cheat or abuse the system. Anyone can just sneak in to edit their stats to have their stat be full 20 or with millions of money but that would just be unfair and not fun for anyone beside yourself for like only a couple hours or so. (Rules made by Lilac Teddy Bear.)

RULE 9: PVP

Need both player consent and no death without the player’s consent.

RULE 10: RP

If its possible please use, italic or normal text for your character action. To use italic you have to use * at the beginning and the end of your action. “text” Speech mark for your character speech.

 

 

Character Creation Rules

To create your character you are free to use Dicecloud, Gsheet or Dnd beyond.

Content

All Official Books are Allowed, Critical Roll, and Grim Hollow content is allowed if the book is in the Dndbeyond marketplace. The only exception is the Spell Driver Feat from the Tal’dorei Critical Role Book is banned.

Stats

Go to ⁠stat-roll and use command !threshold, pick one of the 3 stat you roll. Ruling: The bot rolls 3 sets (Choose one), Minimum of 80, At least 1 over 16, At least 1 under 11

Race and Class

All official races listed in the content above are okay yet all must be reflavored as human, since the lore will be about humanity, although we do allow your Human to have mutations to some extent. (I. E. Wings, scales, ect. ect)

Multiclassing

Multiclassing is allowed, caps at 2 multiclassing eg, paladin multi to hexblade and sorcerer.

Starting equipment

You are to start with classes starting equipment and extra 1 common magic item.

Starting level & HP

The starting level is 3 with one free feat. HP is fixed.

Background

Please do note, we did not ban background that give feat, such as strixhaven, etc.

Reflavoring

Yes you may reflavor stuff, as long as not changing the mechanics.

Bonus Proficiency

You gain land vehicle proficiency, its modern times after all.

Homebrew

UA or homebrew are always welcome, but we will try to keep it simple, you also can’t use homebrew, until you unlock your second character slot. Check out ⁠hb-approved for our approved homebrew.

Server Nickname

When you have your character approved. Please edit your name to be Character name[Hunter rank.Level] Or something like that. So long as that’s there. You can have whatever else in there as well as long as that’s appropriate.

Hunters ranking

Ticket Submission

After you are done creating your character, post your character inside your own character ticket from the ⁠submission-tickets channel!

Character Slots

You get new character slots, when one of your characters reach certain levels: First - When you join the server Second - When you reach level 5 Third - When you reach level 10 Fourth - When you reach level 15 Fifth - Additional slot for dm’ing 5 Sync missions or 2 PbP missions on the server Sixth - Additional slot for Staff members

Starting your journey

Through an event or something else, you realize you have awaken your power. So you head to ⁠🏢hunter-association in order to check and register yourself as a hunter (RP). Ping @DM or @Staff to RP your hunter test. This will include a combat test, you get 200 exp from this combat test.

A sponsorship system

From hunter association to hunters. At lv 5, 10 and 17 hunters can choose 1 magic item of uncommon, rare and very rare. This item could be switch out each level, example at lv 5 I took adamantine plate, and then lv 6 I can switch to winged boots.

Character Info

Please mention any abnormality on your character is they have any, either directly or mentioned in their backstory, especially if their abnormality will disturb mechanics such as mute, does not have arms, etc. You are able to reflavor your human as having a mutation. I.E. them to look different, get wings, or horns or tails or snouts or webbed feet or gills, but adding those does not mean you get the ability like flying.

 

 

Lore

So you wanna be like one of the cool kids and know the lore of the server? Good on you!

General Lore

2nd January Year 2033 AD.

10 years ago on the continent of Forsena, Azure Planet, “the Gate” appeared and connected the real world with the realm of magic and monsters. To combat these vile beasts and monsters humans try to use guns and modern arsenals only to fail.

Cities destroyed, villages burned down, technology failing.

All hope was lost until ordinary people received superhuman powers and became known as “Hunters.”

These powers and mana could be harness in so many ways from making pacts, learning and manipulate it or just simply apply the martial arts along with it. Humans then created a lot of tools, equipment and weapons from the carcass of the monsters, mana stones and plants harvested inside the gate, all to help them survive and win this war. Humans call these artifacts.

With only Caerleon United Kingdom with it’s 5 territory remain in human’s hand and currently protected by an unknown power.

• Linnuis (Capital)
• Squest
• Kail
• Baynock
• Hervery

A questioned reamined in most individual’s minds “Will humanity rise again or succumb to fate?”

 

 

Important Locations

Linnuis

Is the capital of Caerleon. It is located in the southwestern portion of Forsena. The land surrounding it is very fertile, filled with grasslands and forests. The city is positioned right beside a river and a waterfall leading to the ocean. It is also right next to a large mountain. This is the place where King Cai live in. This is also where King Cai, General Dinadan and Prime minister BeauArte decide to hold their meetings. It is a very big city where Hunter Union’s HQ is located. It has three main roads leading to it. You are able to go to Kail if you head west, Squest if you head north and Baynock if you cross the bridge and head northeast. Linnuis also hold the central communication server, storing all data and records of the past. Lunnuis is partly industrial city, it is responsible for advancement, research and development of artifacts.

Kail

Is a city under Caerleon. It is located in the southwestern portion of Forsena. The land surrounding it is very fertile, filled with grasslands and forests. The city is very near the ocean coastline. It is also positioned between two large mountains. It has two main roads leading to it. You are able to go to Linnuis if you head east and Squest if you head northeast. Kail also one of the main supplier of rations for all the Caerleon United Kingdom, rich with farms, paddy field, fishery industry, it’s the life line of food for all Caerleon citizen.

Squest Fortress

Is a Fortress under Caerleon. It is located in the southwestern portion of Forsena. This castle is very hard to infiltrate due to the abudance of natural barriers surrounding it. There are two large mountains below it and a large body of water above it. The land around it is very fertile, filled with grasslands and forests. There are four main roads leading to it. You are able to go to Kail if you head southwest, Linnuis if you head south, Baynock if you head east and BaydonHill if you cross the bridges and head north. Here in this Fortress often appear gates which if left unattended will spawn a lot of monster.

Hervery Fortress

Is a Fortress under Caerleon. It is located in the southwestern portion of Forsena. The land surrounding it is very fertile, filled with grasslands and forests. The fortress is positioned right beside a very large mountain. There are three main roads leading to it. You are able to go to Baynock if you head west, Salisbury if you head north and Xanas if you head east. Here in this Fortress often appear gates which if left unattended will spawn a lot of monster.

Baynock

Is a city under Caerleon. It is located in the southwestern portion of Forsena. The land surrounding it is very fertile, filled with grasslands and forests. The city is very near the ocean coastline. There are three main roads leading to it. You are able to go to Squest if you head west, Linnuis if you head southwest and Hervery if you head east. Due to it’s location, the city is where reinforcement army stationed, these reinforcement army will be deployed should Hervery Fortress or Squest Fortress need help. Here also lay the back up supply for the vanguard fortress. Factories and mass production or simple artifacts also being held in Baynock in order to quicken the distribution.

 

 

Red Gates

Aside from its red color, a Red Gate differs from a normal gate in that it seals off its entrance once someone walks through it, trapping the humans already inside the gate and preventing anyone else from the outside from entering the gate, and refuses to open until one of three things happen: the boss is defeated, the entire raid party is killed, or a dungeon break occurs.

The difficulty level of a Red Gate will always be higher than the one predicted, meaning that the hunters within the gate are at greater risk.

The environment within a Red Gate is also usually very harsh and ranges from a scorching hot desert to a freezing snowy field. As a result, aside from the chance that they might get killed by the monsters in the dungeon, the hunters within the gate also face the additional possibility of dying from environmental factors such as frostbite, heatstroke, or starvation, making Red Gates much more dangerous compared to normal gates.

Time is also dilated within Red Gates, to the point that one day inside a Red Gate equals one hour back in the human world.

Despite how unusually dangerous they are, however, Red Gates are impossible to predict, as they initially appear to be normal blue-colored gates and only reveal their true nature after humans pass through them.

They also stop radiating mana after closing up, preventing their mana levels from being accurately measured from that point on.

 

 

Mechanics

Missions

Will be posted on ⁠❗mission-forum, please read carefully before you register yourself. On the date and time of the mission, please head to ⁠session-table-1 , 2, 3, or 4 depending on the DM’s call. As much as you can, please keep ooc in ⁠session-ooc-chat-1 during the mission.

Your level will be locked while you are still on a mission, any mission PBP or Sync. You can buy items from Hunter Shop but cannot equip it before finishing current mission.

After the mission is complete you can write a news post of what happened in the mission for a reward in ⁠caerleon-today (Reward in Pinned Messages)

Exams (Mission)

The entry level mission taking place in the Hunter Association - this is requrired for new player to the server.

Additional characters need not go through this again and are treated as having done it.

Sync (Mission)

• Usually last between 3-6 hours.
• The response times are generally 5 minutes before banking the players turns.
• Is either more combat than RP or more RP than combat.

Play By Post (Mission)

• Is often shorten to PbP or PBP
• Generally take anywhere from a week to a month depending on the amount of content and the players responses.
• Turns are usually banked if the player hasn’t responded within 12hrs.
• Generally has more RP than Combat.
• Characters are soft locked. Meaning items and Levels are locked at the start of the mission and cannot change unless directed by the DM.

Expeditions (Mission)

• Is close to a campaign usually taking a month or longer.
• Rewards are generally handed out weekly.
• Characters are soft locked like the PBP.
• Can be set up as a sync a week or pbp for said week to qualify.
• Generally a great mix of both RP/Combat.

Hunter Ranks and Restrictions

Levels are now re-adjusted to new ranks, Items rarities that can be used at said ranks, and max stats that can be obtained at certain ranks to fix some of the issues the event has caused.

 

 

Spars!

By navigating to the Spar channels, you can enter the spam section and ping @spar hungry role to find a willing fighter to partake in a fight against you were you gain xp based off your level (100 x Level)!

Although, it’s important to note that you can only gain this xp once per day.

Simulations

By navigating to the Simulations Channels, you can enter sim-lfg-lfm and ping @Simulation Junkie, this allows ye to find others with the similar mind set of you to fight against a Simulation of the Dungeons that appear around the land of Caerleon!

It’s importnat to note that you can only have a maximum teams size of 4, you only get two attempts each day with anyone ranked C or higher only getting a single attempt per day.

Rp is a must for the simulations and you are granted RP XP as well as Simulation RP which is 150 x your level!

Thanks to @Lebby you can do the command !denc “New Gate” 1-4 depending on the rank you are to generate your opponnents for you sim. The number you use is based off your rank, 1 being for E and D ranks,

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2 for C Ranks, 3 for B ranks, 4 for A ranks.

Mining!t=91)

By Navigating to the Wild Forest you may find four threads which allow you to do the !mine command inside them.

This allows you to go mining and has rules, the rules are simple, RP XP and Mining XP are considered seperate and as such RPing a response to each !mine command earns you XP.

The XP gained from combat in the mines are capped at 1000 XP whilst the gold you can gain is capped at 500 GP, this resets every day the same time you reset your Spar and Simulation XP!

If you die while in the mine. Everything gained will be 0 as you are dragged to the entrance. This prevents your characters death but someone robbed you while saving you.

You are only able to take a Short or Long rest When it tells you it’s safe or before returning home.

In addition you can keep only 2 encounter’s worth of items although any additional Ore or Gems you find you may keep although you cannot sell them afterwards as such may be useless to many individuals.

As you must keep a log of your Mining I recommend updating it as you go, it should look something similar to the following inisde of your character’s thread

 

 

Additional Rulings

Allowed Firearms

The firearms contantained within the Gunslinger Critical Role Fighter Subclass List are available server wide. In doing so, also makes the gunslinger a viable option.

Oversized Weapons

The oversized property can be applied to the statistics of any weapon and will apply disadvantage to medium characters if wielding an over sized weapon.

An oversized weapon deals one-step greater damage than its normal counterpart. Oversized Weapons cannot have Craftsman Properties applied to them. Nor does the damage die increase stack on one another.

Example: 1 → 1d4 → 1d6 → 1d8 → 1d10 → 1d12 → 2d8 or 2d4 → 2d6 → 2d8.

Oversizeds weapons are capped at large. To prevent issues with some classes

Sponsorship System

From hunter association to hunters.

At lv 5, 10 and 17 hunters can choose 1 magic item of uncommon, rare and very rare.

This item could be switch out each level, example at lv 5 I took adamantine plate, and then lv 6 I can switch to winged boots.

Spell Scribing

The spell scribe costs from NPCs are listed below. The spell scribing from PC is a free market.

Daily Gold!

If you go to the work-rolls channel and send !daily it will allow you to get gold based on the level you are, enjoy!

 

 

Shopping

The store will be rolled every Monday and ends friday (making it 5 days worth of rolls in one day that’ll last till friday) Saturday’s and Sunday’s will be rolled independently like before.

Limit on Ownerships

There is a limit on the ownership of the same magic item, which is a max of 3 of the same items, eg:

• Clockwork amulet max 3.
• Potion of healing max 3.
• Javelin of lightning max 3.
• Etc.

Bundles

Ammunition (+1 arrows and the like) are purchased in bundles of 20, meaning if you buy +1 arrows for 700g you technically buy 20 for the price of one. The rules of 3 of the same item exist so you can only purchase 3 bundles.

Buying Armor

Armor has to be bought with its store price and the base price, example;

Adamantine plate armor is 600 + 1500 = 2100

Adamantine chain mail is 600 + 75 = 675

Selling Items

Rarity	Price (GP)
Uncommon	200
Rare	2000
V rare	5000

Where Do I Buy or Sell things?

Simple really there is a thread inside of 🛒hunter shop called Purchases Made this thread should be used for all your buying and selling needs/wants.

If you cannot find this thread feel free to ask @Lunatic to ping you in the thread to get it.

Item’s without official pricing, Prices.

Item	Price (GP)
Dynamite (Stick)	250
Dried Leeches Ammunition (20)	700
Grenade, Smoke (3)	250
Grenade, Fragmentation (3)	350
Grenade Launcher	1,000

Banned Magic Items

1. Infernal puzzle box

 

 

Rebuilding Characters

Sometimes we envision our characters and builds a certain way, but the reality is far from what it seems on paper. Fear not, for we realize that to err is human, and we should not hold you to a character that is not what you wish to play.

Introducing Character Rebuild System, through which you can rebuild your characters and the other various things about it.

You can rebuild your character should you be unsatisified with the build or wish to try something new.

Do note that this is a gift from trust between the DMs of the server to its player, and it should not be abused or exploited.

Prerequisites

• Can do a rework on a character 3 times, the 4th and final time is permanent.
• Changes must go into the characters original thread.
• Can rework at any level but if above level 9, the character will be dropped to level 9 and its xp set as if it had just made it to that level.
• Use the ticket found in submission-tickets
• Must wait 1 week after a a ticket is approved before posting another one.
• Character is considered locked and can’t be used until the sheet is denied or approved.

Changes Applicable

Apart from reallocating your stats, you can also change part or all of your:

• Your race
• Your background
• Your subclass(es)
• Your class(es)
• Your feats
• Your spell list(s)

Rebuild Submission and Approval

You must log these in your new Character Submission in character-submission, at which point a MOD or DM will approve the submission to be posted in character-bio.

Please link the message links of your former character submission as well as your stat array from stat-roll

 

 

Hunter’s Union Coupons

With a slew of new Hunter’s joining the union, the Hunter’s Organization has received more funding from the government to better equip their hunters while also benefiting the market.

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Hunters can now have access to the gear seized by the Union from beyond cleared gates or crafted by harvesters and other smiths via the means of a special currency rewarded to them on completion of their missions.

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These are called Coupons, and they are can be redeemed in your Hunter Shops for equipment and consumables, even those not currently present in the shop by getting them preordered.

Coupons

Earning

Coupons are earned by PCs after they complete a mission. The tier of the coupon depends on the level of the PC.

Level	Coupon Earned
Level 3 - 5	T1
Level 6 - 10	T2
Level 11 - 15	T3
Level 16 -19	T4
Level 20	T5

Sync missions reward players with 1d4 coupon of their tier or lower (player’s choice).

PbPs missions reward players with 1d4+1 coupon of their tier or lower (player’s choice).

DMs earn one additional coupon of 1 tier lower than the highest coupon tier earned in their game, for the work they put into their games.

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Trading with Players and Shop

Coupons can be traded amongst PCs for gold.

Minimum gold cost of coupon when trading with other player characters is:

Coupon	Gold
T1	100
T2	1000
T3	5000

You can redeem a lower value coupon for the one you may possess at #hunter-shop. For eg., a T3 coupon can be traded in for a T2 coupon, but not for a T4.

Redeeming Coupons

Coupons of a Tier can be redeemed in #hunter-shop for one item of choice of appropriate tier

No. of Coupons	Coupon Tier	Item Rarity
4	T1	Uncommon
4	T2	Rare
5	T3	Very Rare
5	T4	Legendary
10	T5	Artifact

 

 

 

 

Guild Overview

With various new Hunters joining in with the Union, they find themselves against unprecedented dangers, both calculated or instinctive. In this situation, they find themselves standing alongside other Hunters like themselves, forging stronger bonds of friendship and family.

It is now that they find like-minded individuals, who believe they can aid in the restoration of humanity and the liberation of Caerleon territories from the monsters in their own way. And they come together, to form organizations and guilds of their own, with their own ideals, methodologies and agendas.

Guild Benefits

• Approved Guilds will be given a channel of their own in the guilds category, accessible only by those members of the guild.

• Guilds will be given their own server role, aiding in applying perms for Guild Channels and pinging for Guild specific missions.

Guild Hierarchy

Guild members earn renown equal to their proficiency bonus for completing Guild Missions, whilst they can gain additional renown for completing Guild Objectives.

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Guild Vaults

Ecah Guild has a “Vault” and each Vault contains the Gold a Guild may have, this may be from donations or obtained due to Guild Missions. This gold can be used for whatever the Leaders chose to, weather it be for Vechiles like the Avant Garde’s Tank or to purchase equipment for the Karma’s Guild Members is all up to the Guild Leaders.

Guild Member Benefits

Guild members gains various rewards after reaching certain ranks, all the rewards are listed below:

Allthough all the roles may have differernt names depening on your guild the bonuses and daily gold, and Renown cost will always be the same.

Setting up a Guild

To form a Guild you require a minimum of 4 members, of which the leader must be B or above, with one Leader, one Vice Leader and two other founding members.

Founding members pay a total of 1000 GP as founding funds in guild-creation using the following template.

Disbanding a Guild

A Guild can become disbanded if there is less then three Guild members in the Guild for longer than a week, this ruling may be overturned by the Staff and will commonly only be done if a Guild Recruitment RP is currently on going.

Money earned by the Guild will be lossed indefiently as well as anything else the Guild may own.

 

 

Guild Bonuses Explinations

3/day Signet.

The Guild leader decideds on a spell which all members can cast via a Guild Signet (commonly a ring) three times per day. This spell must be of 1st-level.

Sidekick Mascot.

You can request to be accompinied by your Guild’s Mascot which is a CR 1 creature.

Sending Ability.

Once per dawn the member can create a short message of twenty-five words or less to the Guild.

Telepathy.

Guild Members is like second family to you, whilst within sight of your another guild member, you can communicate telepathically to one another.

Leverage.

NPC Lackeys for menial tasks, such as carry your gear, show up in your stead to RP, etc.

Heros Feast.

Before the start of any mission, with the DM’s approval you may cast the spell Heros Feast upon yourself and other Guild Members that are accompanying you.

Member Tracking.

Guild Leaders will know the aproximate location of any/all Guild Memebers.

Body Recovery.

Provided the body wasn’t destroyed IRP the Guild Leaders can request bodies to be recovered.

 

 

New Gate’s Dungeon Master

Overview

Welcome to the DM team on the New Gate server! We are glad to have you as a part of our team and hope that we can weave wonderful stories together. As a DM, there are a few guidelines and rules to follow, as well as a few tips on storytelling and running games on the server.

Session rewards

DMs receive rewards for the games that they run for their players on the server.

• DMs gain the same EXP and Gold rewards as the highest level character (HPC) in their game. They earn the same number of coupons as HPC of a tier of a tier appropriate to the tier of the PC they are redeeming it on.

• DMs earn one additional coupon of 1 tier lower than the highest coupon tier earned in their game, for the work they put into their games.

• Session rewards for players are as follows:

  • EXP: Encounter EXP / No. of Characters
  • Coupons: Based off of Coupon System
  • Gold For Sync: No more than 100 times HPC level
  • Gold for PBP: No more than 250 times HPC level

DM character Slot

DMs gain an additional character slot after they have reached one of following criteria:

• 5 Sync Missions of 3 hours length minimum
• 2 PbP missions of 3 days length minimum, with atleast 2 Medium difficulty encounters in each.

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You keep the character slot as long as you run one game per month. Be it Sync or PbP.

• The character becomes an NPC until you run the games again to make them a PC again. i.e., you cant cant go on missions or gain resources on them, be it EXP, gold or coupons. You may continue to use them for RP.

Types of Missions

Here are the types of missions that we offer on the server for our members:

 

 

House Rules

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Flanking

Flanking is +2 bonus to melee attacks. Ask the DM if you do have flanking or not. Clarifications will be given in session if asked.

BA potion

You can use healing potion on yourself as a Bonus action

Nat 20 & Nat 1

Natural 20 on d20s are a success regardless of the modifier, be it for the player or DM monsters, and similarly nat1s on a d20 are failures, only exception is the concentration check, you may autopass

DM Discretion

If there is something that might need not be in RAW clearly, The DM’s call will be final. We can discuss this after the session, and any retcons that result shall follow.

Rule of Cool

Skill checks and abilities don’t cover the plethora of things we can do. If you think its cool, I will allow it as long as the mechanics of the game are left unchanged.

Guidance

Guidance can be used as a reaction outside of combat up until the first round.

True Strike

True strike is a bonus action, and does not require concentration.

Silvery Barbs

Silvery barbs is not banned, however a creature can only be targeted by one cast of the spell per turn.

Good Samaritan

Money or spell components with a gold cost used up on NPCs for beneficial purposes to the NPCs would not be deducted from character bank/pay. This benefit cannot and will not benefit the players directly in any way. This is subject to DM discretion

Gentle Repose

Gentle Repose used on NPCs is at will.

Lay on Hands

Lay on hands onto yourself is a bonus action. It’s an action on others.

Preset Monster Initiate

Monster/Enemy initiative is rolled or determined previously

Powerful NPCs

Chivalry and courage is admirable, however refrain from being disrespectful against strong NPCs. NPCs may not have the tolerance to deal with insolence. IC and OOC warnings would be given if the player does upset such an NPC. If they continue, the NPC will act accordingly and the player is responsible for the consequences. Do note such NPCs will try to resolve matters without combat and will not instigate combat towards the party until violently provoked. Only the aggressor would be engaged.

Monster Flavor

Regardless of the proposal, the DM can flavor the approved monster to better fit the theme and story of the session, given one has to improvise and think on their feet. Mechanically it changes nothing, but the guard you were supposed to fight is now a ratfolk because the party went into the sewer rather than to the guardhouse. Cheers.

 

 

Nightsgrace’s Houserules

1.

flanking is adv

2.

NAT 20 on a save is no damage. Applies to Player and Enemy.

3.

NAT1 on a save is double damage. Applies to Player and Enemy. (Beware of dragons)

4.

Skill Checks during combat (I.E. Perception, Insight, Investigation, Medicine) cost a BA.

5.

If you don’t tell me what you’re looking for, I will assume your character didn’t notice a giant red button no matter how good you roll.

6.

Have an idea? Let’s hear it and I’ll say yay or nay. (I.E. you want to jump off something and superhero slam your sword down. It’s going to hurt you but not as much as the cushion of a target)

7.

Quicken does allow you to Double cast leveled spells

8.

(WotC) backgrounds matter, the skill proficiency given can be considered reliable. (I.E. criminal has reliable for stealth and deception)

9.

Religion and Nature skills are Wisdom checks in my games.

10.

If you can describe how your character can avoid a grapple like Sherlock Holms. I’ll allow INT modifier to be used instead to contest.

11.

All Rangers get A sidekick of beast only, 1/2 CR or lower.

12.

Beast Masters Pets are considered Sidekicks.

13.

Booming Blade cannot be used with a summoned blade as the summon doesn’t have a value to meet the requirement.

Siwy’s Houserules

• Something interesting might happen on nat 1 or nat 20, so if you want to maybe add an extra effect on an attack like this just tell me and I will decide how it works, on nat 1 I decide what happens :3
• Healing Potions are BA on yourself and Full Action on others.
• If you actively participate in the session so roleplaying, being ready for your turn etc you might get an inspiration that gives you adv for 1 roll.
• Please try to look at the map, but if you can’t I will send you a screenshot on your round so that you can see what’s going on.
• Nat 20 on a save is no Damage.
• If you are not responding for 15 minutes in combat I will skip your round, as I dont want to make other player’s bored and stop the action for too long.
• If you succed your Death Saving Throws and NOT roll a nat 20 in any roll, you may choose to stand up on 1HP and lose 1 turn, or stay down stabilized to avoid getting hit by enemies. If you choose to stand up and in the same battle fall down again you start with one automatic failed save, next time its 2 failed saves etc.
• If you stand up WITH a nat 20 you heal 1d4+con+lvl hp and come back to the fight immedietly.

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(I know the last one is a lot but it may bring some very cool last guy standing moments lol) and please tell me if somethings wrong, I will try to fix it as fast as I can.

 

 

Bonus Action Healing Potion

You can use healing potion on yourself as a Bonus action, this ruling is only for healing poitions and no other types, this may change if you ask Luna before hand.

DM Discretion

If there is something that might need not clearly in the rules, The DM’s call will be final. We can discuss this during or after the session although to speed things up Luna may declare a temporary ruling.

Rule of Cool

Skill checks and abilities don’t cover the plethora of things we can do. If you think its cool, I will allow it as long as the mechanics of the game are left unchanged.

Guidance

Guidance can be used as a reaction outside of combat up until the first round.

True Strike

True strike is a bonus action, and does not require concentration.

Good Samaritan

Helping NPCs, this scores brownie points with them, often making them favor the person that helped them e.g., Savita and Valrie may be in a Dungeon with a fellow NPC helper, Valrie helps the NPC whilst Savita does their own things. If both were low HP the NPC would favor protecting/healing Valrie. Depending on the NPCs interactions with Savita the NPC might refuse to evn treat their wounds due to spite, even asked by the friendly player.

I’m not targeting Savita in anyway – this is purely for example purposes.

Lay on Hands

Lay on hands is a bonus action.

Monster Flavor

Regardless of the proposal, the DM can flavor the approved monster to better fit the theme and story of the session, given one has to improvise and think on their feet. Mechanically it changes nothing, but the guard you were supposed to fight is now a ratfolk because the party went into the sewer rather than to the guardhouse. Cheers.

Spell Casting

You can cast leveled spells with no limitation (besides spell slots and turns) e.g., Cure Wounds and Healing Word in a singular turn.

Loving Companions

All Rangers get A sidekick of beast only, 1/2 CR or lower.

In addition Beast Masters’ Beast Companions are also considered Sidekicks, nor do you need to waste your actions/bouns actions to command such companion.

Homebrew & Flavoring

Although Luna created this homebrew page, they do not know all of your homebrews off by heart – please if you are deciding to use homebrew actions and such allow Luna to know clearly so they know what your doing.

This can be expanded to re–flavoring as well, if ye allow me to know stuff such as “Valrie’s pistols being reflavored handguns” then it allows Luna to know what the players are actually doing encase an argument is arisen.

Homebrew Monsters

Luna has a tendency to homebrew many things (some more balanced than others), this will mean you might have to prepare before hand that you may not have seen thse monsters before.

Human

At the end of the day we are all human (both in server and real life – well I hope so in real life), this means we are prone to getting busy or forgetting things.

If you have to leave for a bit, please tell Luna or someone else in the session to tell me.

Extra House Rules

I may forget to update this page with house rules I have, if this is the case:

1. Sorry for forgetting.
2. If you are confused about something, ask.
3. My house rules do not = other’s house rules, yes they may overlap very similarly though, this doesn’t mean something Ash allows you to do or doesn’t allow you to do will be the same for me.

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Again apolagize for using you as an example Ash, your the first DM name I see on the server when I look to the right of my monitor – I swear it isn’t targeting you.

Tired of the Quick Breaks

When taking a short rest you can only use an amount of hit dice equal to half of your level!

 

 

Hire NPCs

Believe it or not, players aren’t the only ones trying to save the world. NPCs also try to do so, as of such you are able to hire them for dungeons or other missions.

Weather you know this NPC, have heard their names or simply just don’t know them can effect the price range of the person – speaking of prices it depends on the NPC, even if they are your friend they may charge a few hundred gold. If you think about it it’s fair – your asking them to possibly die for you in a dungeon.

NPC Categories

NPCs can be summed up to different categories: Expert, Spellcaster and Warrior. Seem familiar? It’s the same names for sidekickes and guess what – NPCs do uses the sidekick template.

You don’t know what a sidekick is? Doesn’t matter here is a quick explination:

NPC Types

Type	Description	Bonus
Warrior	A Warrior sidekick grows in martial prowess as it fights by your side. It might be a soldier, a town guard, a battle-trained beast, or any other creature honed for combat.	An additional front liner that the party may be lacking e.g., a Tank.
Spellcaster	A sidekick who becomes a Spellcaster walks the paths of magic. The sidekick might be a hedge wizard, a priest, a soothsayer, a magical performer, or a person with magic in their veins.	Offers Attack/Support magic to the party.
Expert	The Expert is a master of certain tasks or knowledge, favoring cunning over brawn. It might be a scout, a musician, a librarian, a clever street kid, a wily merchant, or a burglar.	Offers Skill Checks and advantage to PCs.

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Handozee’s are Beasts I don’t care about your objections.

How to Hire NPCs?

Simple, when you reach hunter’s waiting area you can use your phone to either contact NPCs you know, or use the “Hunters for Hire” website which is gaining new popularity (reason being – I said so). Most PCs may not know about the website and might have to be told by an NPC about it before hand.

How to access the website?

You point out via RP you are using the website and then it’s the DM’s job to tell you what Hunters are available to help you. This website’s hunters are shown via the following: Image, Name, Rank, Experience.

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Although note OOC, Experience refers to how many other PCs have taken this NPC before not the IC experience.

The Amount of NPCs may vary although usually you will have the option of 3 different Hunters. These Hunters can be paid via your own Gold – otherwise are taking some of the completion rewards. (Note: Luna logs the relationship of NPCs and PCs themselves so be kind and don’t make it too hard on them.)

Sidekicks

Luna may award you with a sidekick, these sidekicks can only be used in Luna’s games unless stated otherwise, like PCs, Sidekicks level and can die.

All sidekicks must be known to Luna as they will act as DM NPCs although, players can cusomize their Sidekicks by discussing with Luna.

Sidekicks level off their “owners” level, sharing their level although, if you do not partake in many of Luna’s missions the sidekick may be of the same level as you last left it as it has not had to endure any combat and may become lazy and possible leave you.

 

 

New Gate’s Homebrew!

 

 

Races

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Homunculus

Homunculi are artificial humans created through the use of forbidden alchemy. They represent teh most sinful aspects of humanity and are depicted as sadistic, amoral, and sociopathic with heavy superiority complexes. They derive pleasure from witnessing and inflicting suffering and death, and see themselves as the next step in human evolution.

Homunculi are clearly evil creatures, but hidden behind this mask are complex individuals capable of love, grief, guild, and despair.

Most homunculi closely resemble humans, with identifying differences being their black hair, purple eyes, and a crimson tattoo somewhere on their body.

Ability Scores	Size	Speed
Con +2; Int +1	Medium	30 ft.

Race & Languages

Your creature type is humanoid. You can speak, read, and write Common and one other language of your choice.

Age

Homunculi are immoral, relying on a constantly replenishing well of energy to keep their bodies going. They age physically and mentally as fast as humans and cease aging physically after maturity.

Alignment

Homunculi are created with evil stitched into their very being. Many also adhere to a strict set of conducts, beacuse of these factors, most homunculi are lawful evil

Regeneration

You can choose as a bonus action to activate a surge of energy from within your core at the start of your turn. You can expend any number of your available hit dice and add your consitution modifier to each roll.

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You gain half the total amount rolled (rounded down) in temporaray hit points.

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Once you use this feature, you must finish a long rest before you can use it again.

Sinful Power

You posses magic fueld by vile energy. You can cast a 1st level transmutation spell of your choice from any class list; you must finish a long rest in order to cast this spell again using this trait.

At 3rd level. You can cast a 2nd level transmutation spell of your choice from any class list; you must finish a long rest in order to cast this spell again using this trait.

At 5th level. Both of your transmutaion spells you chose have their durations doubled (if applicable). Spells chosen through this feature cannot be changfed later and do not require material components. Consitution is your spellcasting ability for these spells.

 

 

The Hundred Handed ones have been here since the beginning of time, known to have helped in the creation and terraforming of the material. These giants often dwell in remote mountains and seaside cliffs, where they carve their memories into the ancient stone, covering their territories with intricate reliefs and massive statues of bygone ages. Some linger near ancient temples and palaces, ruins they once raised to the gods or archons of old.

Though not exactly a hundred hands, these cousins of the cyclops do have additional limbs to help them with various tasks, and carrying various things of massive size and mass.

Creature type

You are a Giant.

Ability Score Increases

When determining your character’s ability scores, increase one of those scores by 2 and increase two different score by 1. Follow this rule regardless of the method you use to determine the scores, such as rolling or point buy.

Languages

Your character can speak, read, and write Giant, Common and one other language that you and your DM agree is appropriate for the character. The Player’s Handbook offers a list of widespread languages to choose from. The DM is free to add or remove languages from that list for a particular campaign.

Size

You are Large or Medium in size. Regardless of size, you can move through and stop in a space large enough for a Medium creature.

Speed

Your walking speed is 30ft.

Darkvision

You can see in dim light within 60 feet of yourself as if it were bright light, and in darkness as if it were dim light. You discern colors in that darkness only as shades of gray.

Extra Arms

You have two slightly smaller secondary arms below your primary pair of arms. The secondary arms can manipulate an object, open or close a door or container, pick up or set down a Tiny object or wield a shield.

Tartarian Toughness

You have advantage in all Strength, Dexterity and Constitution saving throws.

Cyclopean Skill

You gain proficiency in two skills of your choice from the following list: Acrobatics, Athletics, Arcana, Insight, Investigation, Medicine, Perception, Stealth, Sleight of hand, Survival

 

 

Teachtaire

Distint kin to the divine ravens of the Shadowfell, Teachtaire come in various shapes, appearances and sizes. Teachtaire have arms and legs like other Humanoids, as well as wings that extend from their back and shoulders.

Like crows and ravens, Teachtaire are blessed with black wings that hide them within the shadows, making it easier for them to follow and hide from the sights of cratures.

Teachtaire have a natural connection to the illusive nature of the Shadowfell, allowing them to manipulate some of it’s powerful properties. The abilities they have gained from this have allowed for them to transform themselves over the centuries into more humanlike forms.

Once simply observers, the Teachtaire take great pride in their role as messengers, usually devoting their services in the name of the Raven Queen.

Creature type

You are a Humanoid.

Ability Score Increases

When determining your character’s ability scores, increase one score by 2 and increase a different score by 1, or increase three different scores by 1. Follow this rule regardless of the method you use to determine the scores, such as rolling or point buy. The “Quick Build” section for your character’s class offers suggestions on which scores to increase. You can follow those suggestions or ignore them, but you can’t raise any of your scores above 20.

Languages

Your character can speak, read, and write Common and two other language that you and your DM agree is appropriate for the character.

Size

You are Small or Medium in size.

Speed

Your walking speed is 30 ft.

Darkvision

You can see in dim light within 60 feet of you as if it were bright light, and in darkness as if it were dim light. You discern colors in that darkness only as shades of gray

Flight

Due to your wings being partially illusionary you can only fly at a fraction of what true wings would grant you, your flying speed is equal to one third of your walking speed. You can’t use this flying speed if you’re wearing medium or heavy armor.

Additionally, your illusionary nature you harder to hit. While you are flying using your racial wings, you gain a bonus to your AC equal to half your proficiency bonus, rounded down.

Your wings have evolved to possess the illusion qualities of the shadowfell. As a free action you can manifest or make your wings dissipate in a cloud of black smoke.

Necrotic Resistance

You have resistance to necrotic damage.

Sunlight Sensitivity

While in sunlight, you have disadvantage on Attack rolls, as well as on Wisdom (Perception) checks that rely on sight.

Death’s Messengers

In service of the Raven Queen, the Teachtaire have gained certain abilities to help with their work.

Gain one of the following subraces: Maraí, Faireoir, Toscaire or Ardaitheoir

 

 

Maraí

Meaning slayer, the Maraí are a branch of the Teachtaire who are infamous for their swiftness and abiltiy to kill; often making for incredible assasins under the Raven Queen’s employ.

Raven’s Feathers

You gain proficiency in Stealth and Sleight of hand.

Ripping Shadows

You can form illusionary talons on the ends of your fingers, which you can use to make unarmed strikes. If you hit with them, you deal psychic damage equal to 1d4 + your Charisma modifier, you use your Charisma modifier when deciding the attack bonus for this attack.

Faireoir

Meaning watcher, the Faireoir are a branch of the Teachtaire who are infamous for their excellent observational skills; often making for incredible spy’s under the Raven Queen’s employ.

Raven’s Eyes

You gain proficiency in Perception and Insight.

Shadows in the Light

You can attempt to hide even when you are obscured by only a creatures the same size as you or larger. This check is made at disadvantage, unless in dim light or darkness, in which case this check is made with advantage.

Additionally, all stealth checks you make whilst in dim light or darkness are made with advantage.

Toscaire

Meaning delegate or envoy, the Toscaire are a branch of the Teachtaire who infamous for their silver tongues and their ability to smooth over conversations with just about any creature regardless of power or disposition.

Raven’s Guidance

You gain proficiency in Persuasion and Deception.

Speaker’s Authority

You learn one Standard language and one Exotic language of your choice.

Ardaitheoir

Meaning lifter, the Ardaitheoir are a branch of the Teachtaire who are infamous for their incredible strength. They can often be found as servents of the Raven Queen who deliver her material gifts to mortals, having both the strength to carry and defend these invaluable treasures.

Raven’s Servitude

You count as one size larger when determining your carrying capacity and the weight you can push, drag, or lift.

Form of Shadow and Bone

Your hit point maximum increases by 1, and it increases by 1 every time you gain a level.

 

 

Revenant

A soul can become a revenant if they had sufficient magical power upon their demise, or if a large amount of wild magic was present at their final resting place. A revenant’s life is one of rage, sorrow, and regret, and as such none seek out this afterlife. A revenant’s physical form is not their body, but an object that they always carry and that serves as an anchor for their soul. If this object is lost or destroyed, then the revenant’s soul is forever lost and shattered, unable to be returned or resurrected. Revenant bodies are physical shells and can interact with the world around them,but they will still take damage and must rest in order to replenish the energy that sustains them. To a revenant, time is no obstacle and distance no limit, as long as the fire in their soul burns, they will pursue their goal until time itself withers into ash. Unlike most undead, revenants are never servants and almost never created by intentional means, as any soul willing to accept it’s death cannot have the rage needed to break the rules of death. A revenant will roam of it’s own accord, and if one is after you, it’s best to make peace with your end now.

My Soul Weeps

Revenants are not emotionless like other undead, but instead they’re prone to lose themselves in the emotions they felt upon death. This means that revenants are typically volatile and don’t share a consistent temperament. One revenant may be a walking hurricane of rage and destruction, another may howl into the night in sorrow, yet another may party nonstop to make up for “lost time,” while one may simply spend it’s time with it’s love.

Death Knows No Shape

As a revenant’s body is a physical manifestation of their souls rage and pain, revenants typically look like decayed perversions of their original selves. A revenant can look as simple as a skeleton or as monstrous as an aberration depending on it’s emotional state and specific traits. A revenant’s form cannot change at will, as a soul cannot control it’s emotions. If a revenant feels a strong enough pull to a certain memory, it can return to its original form or some variation of it, which ever satisfies the emotion felt. Revenant bodies aren’t typically solid and tend to weigh as much as their tether.

What a Lonely World

As a form of undead, Revenants already deal with distrustful and tense relations with living races, but this is compounded by their volatile and wild temperament. Revenants trend towards seclusion, as they are beings of determination and others aren’t able to deal with all of the emotional turmoil. Even other undead avoid revenants as they find an emotional undead to be even more unnatural than them.

Death Cannot Stop Me

Revenants are focused on righting whatever caused their soul’s grief. When not resting, a revenant will endeavor to complete it’s goal, whether that be tracking down it’s killer or repairing it’s broken family. Revenants will keep this goal in mind whenever they undergo a task, and they’ll refuse a task if it directly contradicts it’s goals. Once a revenant’s soul is at peace, it’s then freed from it’s mortal plain and can finally move on to the afterlife.

 

 

Revenant Traits

The will to break free of death comes with some perks.

Deathly Bodies

Your soul’s resilience has been fortified, increasing your constitution score by +2 and one other stat score of your choice by +1.

Alignment

Revenants are never lawful, as their very existence stems from breaking the laws of nature.

Languages

You can speak, read, and write Common and one other language.

Tethered

When your hp hit’s 0, your physical body “shatters”, leaving it behind and vulnerable as your soul escapes. If your tether is destroyed, then your soul is destroyed along with it. While in your tethered state, you must charge energy in order to revive.

You can wait a short rest to restore with half of your maximum hit points and disadvantage on all magical abilities for 1 hour.

Alternatively, you can wait for a long rest to resurrect with full hp and spell slots.

Whilst your body is shattered it gains the following features:

• Your body becomes vunerable to damage. Resistances become neutral. Immunities become resistances.
• The body suffers a –5 to it’s AC total.
• The body is considered to be unconcious and cannot concentrate on spells.

Immortality

Revenants aren’t affected by the marching of time, nor any harm that relies on the subject to be living.

You no longer need to sleep and can’t be forced to sleep by any means. To gain the benefits of a long rest, you can spend all 8 hours doing light activity, such as reading or keeping watch.

Magical remains

Revenants gain some magical ability from their recreation, but it’s not a significant boon in power. Revenants gain two cantrips and a singular 1st level spell that do not count to class totals nor prepared spells.

Your consitution is the modifier for these spells and one must rest before cast the spell again

Superior Darkvision

You have superior vision in dark and dim conditions. You can see in dim light within 120 feet of you as if it were bright light, and in darkness as if it were dim light. You can’t discern color in darkness, only shades of gray.

Spectral Hover

As your soul animates your physical shell, it’s not tethered by gravity. You can hover, but your speed is 20ft and you cannot ascend more then 1 foot

 

 

Voidspawn

Voidspawns are the result of a humanoid becoming an aberration. Able to break free from the physical restrictions imposed upon them by the Material Plane, they shift the components of their form at a whim. This makes Voidspawns terrifying to behold, especially in battle. Many adversaries have been caught off-guard when a seemingly defenceless opponent grew rows of gruesome spines before their eyes.

Voidspawn Traits

Creature type

You are an Aberration. However, spells and abilities that specifically affect Aberrations have no effect on you.

Ability Score Increases

When determining your character’s ability scores, increase one of those scores by 2 and increase two different score by 1, upto a maximum of 20.

Languages

Your character can speak, read, and write Deep Speech, Undercommon, Common and one other language of your choice.

Alignment

Voidspawns are generally neutral aligned, as they are rather indifferent to the ways of the world, caring about them just enough to not get in trouble with others.

Size

You are Medium in size.

Speed

Your base walking speed is 30ft.

Darkvision

You can see in dim light within 60 feet of yourself as if it were bright light, and in darkness as if it were dim light. You discern colors in that darkness only as shades of gray.

Hover

You defy the laws of gravity, given your origin is beyond all such phenomena. You have a flying speed equal to your walking speed while you aren’t wearing heavy armor and can hover.

Aberrant Resistance

You have advantage on saving throws against spells and other magical effects.

Eldritch Knowledge

You gain proficiency in two skills of your choice from the following list:

• Acrobatics
• Athletics
• Arcana
• Deception
• Insight
• Investigation
• Perception
• Persuasion
• Stealth
• Survival

  

 

 

Class

Artificier

 

 

Railgunner

Artificers having taken over several aspects of technology. Now with the new realms being revealed, the technology has taken several leaps and bounds into the future, as energy itself is tamed for purposes achieving the heights of unfathomable destruction, the rise of nuclear energy.

Radioactive Spell List

You always have certain spells prepared after you reach particular levels in this class, as shown in the Radioactive Spells table. These spells count as artificer spells for you, but they don’t count against the number of artificer spells you prepare.

Artificer Level Spells

Artificier Level	Spells
3st	Ray of Sickness, Shield
5th	Ray of Enfeeblement, Wither and Bloom
9th	Aura of Vitality, Spirit Guardians
13th	Blight, Sickening Radiance
17th	Dawn, Enervation

Railgun

Starting at level 3, you gain access to a railgun, which you can hold in a hand as a tiny object. It counts as a spellcasting focus for your artificer spells.

As a bonus action, you can charge your railgun which stays charged up for one hour per charge expended. You can do so a number of times equal to your proficiency bonus or you can expend a 1st level spell slot or higher to charge it. You regain all expended uses whenever you finish a long rest.

As an action, you can shoot a 40ft line of radioactive energy onto your enemies. Each creature in the line must succeed on a Dexterity Saving throw or take 1d10 radiant or necrotic damage (your choice), or half as much on a successful one.

The damage dices of the railgun increases by one whenever you reach certain levels: 2d10 at level 5, 3d10 at level 11 and 4d10 at level 17.

Unstable Isotope

Starting at level 5, whenever you deal damage to a creature, you deal additional damage equal to your Intelligence modifier.

Radioactive Spill

Starting at level 9, you can now create throwable explosives of your radioactive waste, making the most out of your product.

As a bonus action, you toss a grenade to a point of your choice within 60ft of you. The area within 10ft of the point then is covered in hazardous toxic sludge for the 1 minute. Creatures who start or enter the area on a turn have their movement speed reduced by half and they have disadvantage on attacks rolls and saving throws until the end of their next turn.

You can use this feature a number of times equal to your Intelligence modifier (minimum of 1). You regain all expended uses when you finish a long rest.

Reactor Meltdown

Starting at level 15, your railgun reaches a state of unstable power, as your research into radioactivity bore fruit:

• You gain resistance to necrotic and radiant damage.
• You can use your railgun as a bonus action. You can only use the railgun once on your turn.
• The range of the railgun increase to 80ft.
• You can now change the damage type of your Railgun and Radiation Leak to acid as well, and you also gain the benefit of Unstable Isotope when using acid damage.
• At the start of your turn, you can choose to drop your movement speed to 0 before using the - railgun, grounding yourself for a better aim. Doing so, you gain a bonus of 1d10 to your - railgun’s damage. The range of the railgun also increases to 160ft.

 

 

The Gundam Rider

While every Artificer tinkers with merging arcane magic and mechanical devices, an Gundam Rider specializes in using their knowledge of the arcane and the mechanical arts to assemble an automaton that can augment their own physical capabilities.

This automaton—known as an Gundam, or mech—enables the Rider to readily engage in physical combat, with the Gundam providing the strength for their blows and helping to shield them from harm.

Gundams vary greatly in appearance and form. Some are built like a hulking automaton, but with the addition of a cockpit canopy containing a control panel of buttons and levers. Others are suits of power armor, whose movements mimic those of the wearer and enhance them with mechanical force.

Expanded Spell list

You always have certain spells prepared after you reach particular levels in this class, as shown in the Gundam Rider Spells table. These spells count as artificer spells for you, but they don’t count against the number of artificer spells you prepare.

Level in Subclass	Spells unlocked
3st	Magic Missile, Shield
5th	Shadow Blade, Warding Bond
9th	Crusader’s Mantle, Spirit Shroud
13th	Fire Shield, Shadow of Moil
17th	Steel Wind Strike, Wall of Force

Gundam Engineer

Starting at level 3, you gain proficiency with martial weapons. You also learn the mending cantrip, which doesn’t count against your number of cantrips known.

 

 

The Gundam

• Starting at level 3, you gain a construct only you can mount and control directly. When not being controlled it tries to reach you by the shortest route possible, ending its turn within 5ft of you.

• The Gundam can be used as a spellcasting focus for your artificer spells and you can do somatic and material components of a spell. When you enter the cockpit of your Gundam using half your movement, you immediately take control of it (no action required). You CANNOT wield a shield or weapon while controlling the Gundam.

• It’s Hitpoints are equal to 5 times (your artificer level + intelligence modifier). Whenever the Gundam must make an Intelligence, Wisdom or Charisma saving throw or skill check, you can make the save or skill check in its stead. You must however makes saves for both yourself and your mech if both are targeted.

• The Gundam can take an action, bonus action, movement and reaction only at the cost of its pilot’s action, bonus action, movement and reaction, respectively. When you take the Attack action on your turn while mounted on your Gundam, you can make attacks through your Gundam using its statblock.

• It gains a bonus of +1 to all its skills and saving throws whenever your proficiency bonus increases. It is proficient in all weapons and armor you are proficient in.

• It receives an ASI whenever you receive an ASI/feat from this class. You can’t increase your mech’s ability scores above 20 using this feature. It benefits from all feats you are benefiting from.

• It cannot attune to any items, however it gains the benefits of all the items you are attuned to. It can however attune to your artificer infusions. It gains any bonuses to saves from any bonuses to saves you receive due to your attunements.

• Whenever you are targeted by a spell or any other magical effect that does not deal damage or applies a harmful effects to the target, you can choose to have the spell or effect also affect your Gundam. You can treat the Gundam as yourself for triggers of reactionary spells.

• You can use your smith’s tools as an action to revive it, provided you are within 5 feet of it and you expend a spell slot of 1st level or higher. The Gundam returns to life after 1 minute with all its hit points restored. It gains 2d6 + proficiency modifier in hitpoints while being targeted by the mending spell.

• When a hostile creature mounts the Gundam, the mech can use its reaction to shake the creature off. The creature must succeed on a Dexterity saving throw against your spell save DC, or take 1d6 bludgeoning damage and be knocked prone.

 

 

Gundam Inventor

• You are always striving for ways to improve your Gundam.

• When you reach 5th level, you develop two designs which can be used to improve your Gundam, provided at every level. You learn two additional designs of your choice when you reach 9th level, and two more once you reach 15th level.

Artificer Level	Total Models Available
5	2
9	4
15	6

• Whenever you gain a level in this class, you can replace one of the Gundam designs you learned with a new one.

Prodigious Inventor

• When you reach 9th level, you learn two additional designs for your Gundam.

• You also learn how to use Energy Cores, a small hand held device that can fold and unfold into your Gundam whenever you use the command word as a bonus action, conjuring it within 5 ft of you. It is retracted back into the Energy Core when you use the command word as a bonus action.

• If you Gundam lacks the room to unfold completely, it stays the appropriate size while retaining the benefits of its design.

Level 5 Designs

Extra Attack

When you use the Attack action to attack through your Gundam, it can make two attacks instead of one.

Reinforced Plating

Your Gundam gains a bonus to its Armor Class equal to half your proficiency bonus, rounded down.

Secure Cockpit

You has advantage on saving throws against being dismounted, and gain a bonus to your Armor Class and Dexterity Saving throws equal to your Proficiency Bonus.

Spellcannon Attachment

Whenever you cast an spell using your Gundam as a spellcasting focus, you gain a bonus of 1d8 to one of the spell’s damage rolls.

Level 9 Designs

Enhanced Repair

• When the mending spell is cast on your Gundam, or it uses its Repair action on itself, it recovers additional hit points equal to your Intelligence modifier (minimum 1).

• Your Gundam can use its Repair action once more each day. When you reach 15th level in this class, you gain one further use of the Gundam’s Repair action.

Giant Gundam

You can create a giant Gundam.

• The size of your Gundam increases from Large to Huge.

• Its Strength (or Dexterity) and Constitution scores increase by 1, to a maximum of 21.

• The reach of the weapons it wields is increased by 5 ft. It can now wield a two-handed weapon in one of its hands.

• The damage of its unarmed strike increases to 1d8 + its Strength modifier.

• The cockpit of the giant Gundam is elevated 15 feet off the ground. Melee combatants at ground level with less than 15ft reach have disadvantage on attack rolls against you.

• The DC of the Gundam’s Shake Off reaction increases by 1, and its damage increases to 2d6.

If you also know the Agile Gundam design, you can choose to create an agile giant Gundam instead.

Agile Gundam

You can create an agile Gundam.

• The speed of your Gundam increases to 40 feet, and it gains a flying speed equal to its walking speed.

• It is proficient in Dexterity Saving Throws instead of Strength saving throws.

• Its Dexterity score increases by 6, and Strength decreases by 2.

• It can wield ranged weapons in one or both arms, and it can wield a two-handed ranged weapon if it uses both its arms to do so.

• The DC of its Shake Off reaction increases by 1.

If you also know the Giant Gundam design, you can choose to create an agile giant Gundam instead.

 

 

Level 15 Designs

Recurrent Memory Module

• Your Gundam’s Intelligence score increases by 2.

• If you have used your Spell-Storing Item feature to store a spell in your Gundam, as a bonus action you can verbally command it to produce the effect of the stored spell. If the spell requires concentration, either your or your Gundam must concentrate on it.

Mega Zord

You can create a mega Zord. (Prerequisite: Giant Gundam)

• The size of your Gundam increases from Huge to Gargantuan.

• Its Strength (or Dexterity) and Constitution scores increase by 1, to a maximum of 22.

• The reach of weapons it wields increases by 10ft. It can now wield a two-handed weapon in each hand.

• The damage of its unarmed strike increases to 2d6 + its Strength modifier.

• The cockpit of the mega Zord is elevated 20 feet off the ground. Melee combatants at ground level with 15ft reach or less have disadvantage on attack rolls against you.

• The Gundam’s Shake Off reaction affects all creatures attempting to mount it until the start of its next turn, and its damage increases to 3d6. The creature triggering the reaction has disadvantage on their save.

If you also know the Agile Gundam design, you can choose to create an agile mega Zord instead.

 

 

Cybertechnician

“Knowledge is Power and Information, is to be exploited.”

While those around you worked in conjunctions to the rules that reality has put before you, you have always seen things a bit differently. After all, every single moment in time and every particle in existence is pure information. Data to be understood.

Reality is a huge cyberspace, and you can see and slip between the seams of this massive system. You reach deeper, pushing past the fabric of reality that separates the Front End that everyone perceives from the Back End that you slowly breach deeper into, plunging you further into the world of what is behind the scenes of the most complex system in existence, the Weave itself.

As a CyberTechnician, you understand the laws and rules of reality and all the glitches that litter it entirety, while playing and experimenting with all the assets at your disposal, you learn mold the world itself, for better or for the worse. After all, all the world’s a game, and all the men and women merely players.

Expanded Spell List

You always have certain spells prepared after you reach particular levels in this class, as shown in the Cybertechnician Spells table.

Artificer Level	Spells
3rd	Bless, Healing Word
5th	Detect Thoughts, Borrowed Knowledge
9th	Counterspell, Nondetection
13th	Dimension Door, Raulothim’s Psychic Lance
17th	Scrying, Synaptic Static

Access Dashboard

Starting at 3rd level, you gain access to your Access Dashboard, allowing you to access the back-end protocols of the reality around you.

You can use an action to analyze one creature of your choice within 60 feet of you. Make an Intelligence (Investigation) check against the creature’s CR/level, or a DC 10, whichever is higher. On a success, you know any 3 of the following about the creature:

• Armor Class
• Creature Type/Race
• Current hit points
• Damage resistances and immunities
• Lowest saving throw and modifier
• Intelligence saving throw modifier

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Once targeted, you cannot target the same creature again until you finish a short rest.

You Can now create earpieces with your Magical Tinkering using your Access Dashboard. Any creatures wearing earpieces created by you, may communicate for a number of hours equal to your intelligence modifier, provided that they are located on the same plane of existence.

Cheat Engine

Reality is all a simulation and you can see between all the lines, allowing you to manipulate the strings in favor of your friends.

Starting at level 3, as an bonus action, you can choose yourself and a number of creatures (excluding you) equal to your Intelligence modifier within 60ft of you. You can choose either of the two effects per creature chosen, lasting for a minute:

• The creature gains an additional 1d4 to their attack rolls and saving throws.
• The creature must succeed on an Intelligence saving throw against your Artificer Spell Save DC or gain a penalty of 1d4 to their attack rolls and saving throws.

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You can only activate one instance of Cheat Engine at a time.

The dice for the buffs increase to from d4s to d6s at level 9. You can use this feature a number of times equal to your Intelligence modifier (Minumum of 1) per long rest, You may also expend a spellslot of 1st level or higher to regain a charge back.

Logic Bomb

Starting at level 5, reality is a game, and everyone you see are mere pawns. You learn that your enemies, no matter how complex are nothing more than creations of the code of reality. In the end, everything is simply information to be exploited.

As an action using your Access Dashboard, you can choose a target within 60ft of yourself. The creature must succeed on an Intelligence saving throw or take 2d10 force damage plus your intelligence modifier, half as much on a successful one. On a failure, The creature has disadvantage on its first saving throw it makes until the start of your next turn.

If the creature is a construct, it has disadvantage on the saving throw for Logic Bomb and takes an additional 1d10 force damage.

The damage die of Logic Bomb increases to 3d10 at level 11 and 4d10 at level 17.

Additionally, you gain a bonus to the damage of your artificer cantrips equal to your intelligence modifier.

 

 

Admin Access

Limitations of reality start to fade around you as you slam further and further into the backend of all that keeps the universe running. Starting at level 9, you are able to smash deeper into the properties of your prey, switching around its code via the means of the Admin Access in the CyberSpace.

Whenever a creature fails the saving throw for your Logic Bomb feature, you can expend a charge of Admin Access and choose one of the following:

• Shredding resistance (lasts a number of rounds equal to your proficiency bonus.). You can choose to disable one of its resistances.

• Disabling Actions (lasts until the end of your next turn). You can pick one type of action (including bonus action, reactions, etc.) that the creature can take. The creature is unable to take that action until the end of your next turn.

• Reduce the damage done by the creature by half. (lasts until the end of your next turn.)

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Only one instance of Admin Access can be active on the target at any given time. You have a number of uses of Admin Access equal to your Intelligence modifier. You regain all uses when you finish a short or long rest.

Cyberspace Database

Starting at level 15, you have hacked so far into the Cyberspace, that you have reached the Core of the Weave. The true nature of the Weave’s arcane functions troubled you in the past, but now you understand. Downloading the language of the Weave directly from the source, you now wield the power to mold the very essence and processes of the Weave itself. No barriers stop you from taking whatever you wish from the Weave for yourself.

Whenever you finish a long rest, pick any spell for each artificer spell slot level you have, one each from a cantrip to level 5. These spells are added to your artificer spell list and are always prepared for you until you finish your next long rest. These do not count towards the total number of spells you can prepare.

 

 

Integrated Weaponsmith

Those who are integrated weaponsmiths go against the order of things set by standard tinkers and artificer. While most make their crations into separate pieces of technology, these soecialists make their creations as part of them, enhancing their bodies and turning themselves into a walking armory.

Bonus Proficiencies

When you adopt this specialization at 3rd level, you gain proficiency with martial weapons and smith’s tools. If you already have this tool proficiency, you gain proficiency with one other type of artisan’s tools of your choice.

Integrated Weaponsmith Spells

Starting at 3rd level, you always have certain spells prepared after you reach particular levels in this class, as shown in the Integrated Weaponsmith Spells table. These spells count as artificer spells for you, but they don’t count against the number of artificer spells you prepare.

Artificer level	Spells
3rd	Shield, Absorb Elements
5th	Dragon’s Breath, Spider Climb
9th	Fly, Tongues
13th	Fabricate, Fire Shield
17th	Holy Weapon, Steel Wind Strike

One with the Weapon

Beginning at level 3, you become the embodiment of a living bio-mechanical weapon. While you are not wearing armor, you gain the following benefits:

• You can attach a one handed weapon to your body, and can use your INT modifier instead of STR or DEX modifier, for the attack and damage rolls. This weapon is attached to your body and does not take up the use of your hands. These weapons cannot be removed from your body against your will.
• Your AC is now 10 + your dexterity modifier + your intelligence modifier
• You can apply infusions that enhances simple and martial weapons to your attached weapon.
• You can use your attached weapon as a spellcasting focus for your artificer spells.

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You can change your attached weapons whenever you fininsh a short or long rest, provided you have Smith’s tools in your hand. When you do this, any infusions on your attached weapon are removed.

Extra Attack

Starting at 5th level, you can attack twice, rather than once, whenever you take the Attack action on your turn.

Machine-like Healing

At 9th level, due to your mechanical enhancements, you can heal yourself in unconventional ways. As a bonus action, you can repair yourself and any damaged componennts of your body, regaining an amount of HP equal to 2d8 + your Intelligence modifier. If you reach your maximum, any remaining hit points become temporary hit points.

You can use this ability a number of times equal to your Intelligence modifier (Mininmum of 1), and regain all uses upon finishing a long rest.

Perfected Evolution

Finally at 15th level, you continued your explorations, tinkering and nurturing has produced a perfected version of your living weapons. You gain the following benefits:

• Your attached weapons score a critical hit on a 19 and a 20.
• You can have a second weapon attached to your body, if you have two weapon attached to you body, you count as if you are duel weilding if the requirements are met.
• When you use your action to cast a spell, you can make one weapon attack as a bonus action with one of your attached weapons.
• You can change the damage type of your attached weapons to acid, fire, cold, thunder or lightning damage (You choice), this change can be done during a short or long rest provided you have tinker’s tools in hand.

 

 

Bomber

Your ways in the combat fields go back to a modern version of traditional means. You have grown next to tons of gunpowder from a young age, or are the result of experimenting with it and the arcane. Origins aside, one thing is for certain: where the rest cowers in crowd controlling, you respond in an explosive manner!

Armour proficiency

3rd level Bomber feature

You gain proficiency with heavy armour, due to the fact that a person to this field of your expertise must be fully protected as much as possible.

Bomber spells

3rd level Bomber feature

You always have certain spells prepared after you reach particular levels in this class, as shown in the Bomber’s Spells table. These spells count as artificer spells for you, but don’t count against the number of artificier spells you prepare.

Artificer level	Spell
3rd	Tasha’s Hideous laughter, Armour of Agathys
5th	Cauldron of arrows, Pyrotechnics
9th	Melf’s Minute Meteors, Slow
13th	Vitriolic Sphere, Fire Shield
17th	Immolation, Flame strike

Bombs?!

3rd level Bomber feature

You have gained knowledge in creating bombs so complex that only yours truly can use them. Using your tinker’s tools and after you end a long rest, roll an amount of d4’s equal to your proficiency modifier, and consult the Bomb table, noting down its results.. As an action, you can choose one of the bombs that you got from the roll, and it magically appears in your hand, and you may choose to use it immediately (as part of the same action). Any excessive bombs that have been produced in this way and haven’t been used/activated lose their special after the end of your next long rest, and switch to non magical items.

You can also spend an amount of money depending on the bomb that you want to make, and assuming you have access to it, plus two hours of uninterrupted work. These bombs keep their properties until used, but you can’t carry more than your intelligence modifier (minimum of one) of said bombs, in person.

To use these bombs, you spend an action (unless stated otherwise) to explode them, and they explode either this instant or at the end of your turn (you choose). You can also throw them at a 30ft distance and at a 60ft long distance although if thrown at long distance, roll a d20. On a roll of 5 or lower, the bomb lands 20ft away from its deisgnated location, and the DM chooses the direction. Any bomb requiring a save/ability check uses your spell save DC.

Both dice and available bombs change as you progress through this class. The dice changes to a d6 and you unlock the 5th and 6th options at level 5, to a d8 unlocking the 7th and 8th options at level 9th, and to a d10 unlocking the 9th and 10th option at level 15th.

They call me mister bombastic

5th level Bomber feature

At 5th level, you have become more confident with the usage of the bombs. You have advantage on any save and resistance on any damage when being subjected by either of the two as a result of your bombs. In addition, before taking an action related to your bombs, you can spend your bonus action to attach either a mundane Dynamite (Exandria) or Bomb to it. When used in this way, the bomb deals additional damage depending on the bomb that you attached, and has a range depending on the bomb you attached them with. You have a number of usages equal to your proficiency bonus, and regain them back at the end of your long rest.

FIRE IN THE HOOOOOLE!

9th level Bomber feature

At 9th level, you keep crossing the line more and more when it comes to upgrading both normal and special explosive artillery. You gain a number of power cellars equal to half your intelligence modifier, rounded down (minimum of one), and can use them in the following ways:

• As a reaction and after one of your bombs explode, choose one hostile creature caught in the blast and that it has failed the save. If said creature has immunity to a condition caused by the bomb, said immunity is neglected. If not, it has disadvantage on the first save it makes to resist the effects of it.

• As a reaction and after one of your bombs explode, choose one friendly creature that was caught in the blast. Said creature has advantage on the saving throw, and the target takes half damage on a faiked save, and none on a successfull one.

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You regain all power cellars at the end of a long rest. In addition, you can now use a grenade launcher to launch any bomb, whether it’s a special or mundane one. Using a grenade launcher in this manner doubles the throwing range, but the rules for the long range special bombs are still applied.

 

 

Yes, Rico, Kaboom

15th level Bomber feature

At 15th level, you have achieved greatness when it comes to bomb-handling, and have mastered them to their excelling degree. Mundane bombs used by you now use your spell save DC in place of their normal one, and deal bonus damage equal to your Intelligence modifier (minimum of one). In addition, you gain mastery with the magic item Arcane cannon, your very own Father Of All Bombs. When used by you, it gains these additional properties:

• The cannon is moveable: You can spend an amount of movement of up to your walking speed to move the cannon around
• The damage rolls for each property are doubled
• It now needs a bonus action to aim it
• It’s recharge time is dropped to a minute, but you may use an action to spend a spell slot and recharge the cannon immediately.

 

 

Class

Barbarian

 

 

Path of Elemental Titans

Those who walk this path follows the path of the primal energies of the giants and titans. The elemental surge manifests itslef into the body of the barbarian, increasing their size and transforming them partially into something more akin to the source of their primordial might.

While raging this subclass of barbarian can take a few characteristics of the giants or titans of old.

Primal body

Your substance comes from the primal energies itself. You dont need to eat, or breathe.

At level 3, when you enter your rage, your body attunes to an element, you gain resistance from one of the next elements: acid, cold, fire, thunder, or lightning. You can use your bonus action to change your attuned element.

Titanic blood

At level 3, your rage pull strength from the primal might of giants, transforming you into a hulking force of destruction. While raging, you gain the following benefits:

Titanic jump.

As a bonus action you can jump up to 30 feet in any direction without incurring any attacks of opportunity, you can use this feature a number of times equal to your proficiency bonus per long rest.

Giant Stature.

Your reach increases by 5 feet, and if you are smaller than Large, you become Large, along with anything you are wearing. If there isn’t enough room for you to become Large, your size doesn’t change.

Elemental Cleaver

Your bond with the elemental might of giants and their ilk grows, and you learn to infuse weapons with primordial energy.

At level 6, when you enter your rage, you can infuse one weapon of your choice that you are holding with one of the following damage types: acid, cold, fire, thunder, or lightning. While you wield the infused weapon during your rage, the weapon’s damage type changes to the chosen type, it deals an extra 1d6 damage of the chosen type when it hits, and it gains the thrown property, with a normal range of 20 feet and a long range of 60 feet. If you throw the weapon, it reappears in your hand the instant after it hits or misses a target. The infused weapon’s benefits are suppressed while a creature other than you wields it.

Mighty Impel

At level 10, your connection to giant strength now allows you to hurl both allies and enemies on the battlefield. As a special attack while raging, you can choose one Medium or smaller creature within your reach and move it to an unoccupied space you can see within 30 feet of yourself. An unwilling creature must succeed on a Strength saving throw (DC equals 8 + your proficiency bonus + your Strength modifier) to avoid the effect. This special attack counts as an attack to keep your rage going. You can do this a number of times equal to your strengh modifier. It resets in a short rest.

If, at the end of this movement, the thrown creature isn’t on a surface or liquid that can support it, the creature falls, taking damage as normal and landing prone.

Demiurgic Collussus

The primordial power of your rage intensifies. At level 14, when you rage, your reach now increases by 10 feet, your size can increase to Huge, and you can now use your Mighty Impel to move creatures that are Large or smaller.

In addition, the extra damage dealt by your Elemental Cleaver feature increases to 2d6.

Escape of tartarus

As the titans from old, no prision can hold you.

At level 14 attacks made by the weapon empowered by your Elemental Cleaver can now create 10ftx10ft gaps in magical barriers and walls, such as wall of force, forcecage etc.

 

 

Path of the Pro Wrestler

The Path of the Pro Wrestler is for barbarians who fight with their bodies, fuelling themselves with adrenaline and rage to redirect their enemies and control the battlefield around them.

Pro Wrestler also have a flare for showmanship, decorating themselves with fancy costumes and luminous paints to create a spectacle and win favour with their bloodthirsty spectators.

Fists of Fury

When you choose this path at 3rd level, you gain proficiency in your unarmed strikes, which now deal 1d6 bludgeoning damage, increasing to 1d8 at 10th level.

When you use your action to make an unarmed strike attack, you may use your bonus action to make another unarmed strike.

At 6th level, your unarmed strikes count as magical for the purposes of overcoming resistance to nonmagical weapons.

Showmanship

Also at 3rd level, you learn special combat techniques that you can use to control the battlefield. You learn the Nelson Hold technique, as well as one additional Wrestling Move of your choice from the list below. You learn one additional Wrestling Move at 6th, 10th, and 14th level.

If the Wrestling Move requires a saving throw, the DC is equal to 8 + your proficiency bonus + your Strength modifier.

When you gain a level in this class, you can choose to replace one Wrestling move you know with one you do not.

Stage Persona

At 6th level, you gain proficiency in the Performance skill, as well as the disguise kit. If you spend at least 10 minutes using a disguise kit to apply your Stage Persona, which consists of a mask plus some form of costume or body paint, you may gain one of the following benefits until your next short rest, you apply a different persona, or you drop below half your maximum hit points (whereby you have sustained so much damage as to ruin the current costume).

• Cherub. When a creature targets you with an attack roll, you may use your reaction to force them to make a Wisdom saving throw against your Wrestling Move DC. On a failure, they must target a different creature or lose the attack.
• Beast. You have advantage on Charisma checks to interact with animals. When you take damage from a melee attack, you may use your reaction you make an unarmed strike attack against your attacker.
• Djinn. Your movement speed increases by 10ft.
• Demon. You gain a bonus to Intimidation checks equal to your Rage damage bonus.
• Efreet. You shed bright light in a 5ft radius, and dim light for an additional 5ft. Once per turn, when you hit a creature with a melee weapon attack, you may deal an additional 1d4 fire damage.
• Shadow. Creatures have disadvantage on Perception checks to spot you that rely on sight.

Incite the Crowd

Beginning at 10th level, when you reduce a creature to 0 hit points, any number of friendly creatures (up to your Constitution modifier) that can see you and that you can hear may use their reaction to cheer you on.

You gain temporary hit points equal to your Rage damage bonus for each creature that cheers you on.

Wrestling Mania

From 14th level, while you are raging, you gain additional bonuses based on your current Stage Persona, as you channel the mystical energies of the fighting ring.

• Cherub. Creatures who pass the saving throw against your Stage Persona feature take psychic damage equal to half your Barbarian level.
• Beast. Your jumping distances are multiplied by 5.
• Demon. Creatures you damage with your unarmed strikes must make a Charisma saving throw against your Wrestling Move DC or become frightened of you until the start of your next turn. A creature can only be forced to make this save once per turn, regardless of how many times you strike it.
• Djinn. When you take the Attack action to attack with your unarmed strikes, you may make one additional unarmed strike attack as part of that action.
• Efreet. You gain immunity to fire damage.
• Shadow. You may use your bonus action to turn invisible until the start of your next turn, or until you make an attack, roll a damage die, or force a creature to make a saving throw.

Wrestling Moves

When you gain a Wrestling Move as part of the Pro Wrestling class feature, you may choose any option from the list below; you may not choose the same move twice.

Nelson Hold

When you hit a creature with an unarmed strike, you may use your bonus action to attempt to Grapple the target if it is no more than one size category larger than you. You may only grapple one creature in this way at any one time.

 

 

Correct Course

When you make an attack of opportunity, you may instead choose to make a Shove attack against the creature. If successful, the creature moves in the direction of the Shove, plus an additional 5ft (or 10ft if they were taking the Dash action).

Dropkick

You may replace one of your unarmed strike attacks with a dropkick, leaping up to kick at your foe. You make the unarmed strike attack roll with disadvantage, dealing one additional die of damage and pushing the target 10ft away from you on a hit. You then immediately fall prone.

Powerslam

As an action, you dive towards a prone creature within 5ft of you. The target must succeed on a Dexterity saving throw or take your unarmed strike damage and become restrained by you, which they must escape before standing up from being prone. Whether this move succeeds or fails, you fall prone, either on top of or next to the creature.

Suplex

As an action, you may attempt to flip a creature you are grappling. The creature must make a Strength saving throw or take damage as though you had hit it with an unarmed strike, and fall prone in an unoccupied space within 5ft of you.

Sweep

As a bonus action, you attempt to kick the legs out from under a creature within 5ft of you, forcing it to make a Dexterity saving throw or be knocked prone. If you are grappling the target creature, the saving throw automatically fails and the grapple is released.

Throw

As an action, you attempt to launch a creature you are grappling; the creature must succeed on a Strength saving throw or be tossed in a straight line in any direction of your choosing. This distance they are launched is a number of feet equal to 1d4 multiplied by 5; the result of the die is halved (minimum 1) if the creature is your size category or larger.

If the creature collides with a solid object during this travel, they suffer 1d4 bludgeoning damage, plus an additional 1d4 per 5ft of distance remaining.

Twist Momentum

As a reaction when you are missed with a melee attack, you may attempt to turn the momentum of the attacker against them. The attacking creature must make a Dexterity saving throw, falling prone and taking half your unarmed strike damage on a failure.

 

 

Path of the Savant

Many barbarians unleash their rage as a storm upon the world, a maelstrom of fury fit only for destroying their enemies. Some, however, are able to channel their rage into an intense, single-minded focus or trance.

Barbarians that follow this path are savants; they are often perfectionists, in combat and all walks of life. They rely on their ability to deliver technique and brutal efficiency in everything they do, and many strive to master an art or craft in addition to their fighting skills.

Skillful Concentration

3rd-level Path of the Savant feature

You may lack raw talent, but make up for it with focus. You gain one skill and tool proficiency of your choice.

In addition, choose one of your skill proficiencies or one of your tool proficiencies. You gain a bonus to checks made with the chosen skill or tool equal to your Constitution modifier.

You can choose one more of your skill or tool proficiencies to gain this benefit when you reach 6th and 10th levels in this class.

Battle Trance

3rd-level Path of the Savant feature

You can sharpen your emotions into a keen battle trance. When entering your rage, you can choose to gain any of the following benefits, which last for that rage’s duration:

Choose Dexterity, Intelligence, or Wisdom. You gain advantage on checks and saving throws made using the chosen ability, instead of on Strength checks and saving throws. Your Rage Damage bonus and Reckless Attack feature apply to melee weapon attacks you make using Dexterity, instead of Strength.

Savant’s Focus

6th-level Path of the Savant feature

You learn to better harness your roiling emotions, letting you channel them toward more constructive efforts. You can enter a rage outside of combat without expending a use of it. When you do so, it ends early only if you fall unconscious, choose to end it as bonus action, roll initiative, or otherwise do something harmful to another creature. You can use this feature a number of times equal to your proficiency bonus and regain all expended uses when you finish a long rest.

Calculated Trade

10th-level Path of the Savant feature

Your incredible focus and skill lets you make calculated trades in combat. After using your Reckless Attack feature while raging, if a creature hits you with a melee attack before the start of your next turn, you can use your reaction and make one melee weapon attack against that creature.

Critical Brutality

14th-level Path of the Savant feature

Your ability to follow the throes of battle allows you to exploit even the tiniest openings with brutal efficiency. While raging, you can roll one additional weapon damage die when determining the extra damage for a critical hit with a melee weapon attack.

 

 

Class

Bard

 

 

College of Rock

Bards of the College of Rock dedicate themselves to living their lives more destructively, loudly, and proudly. Their music is loud enough to break eardrums, their voices rude enough to bring tears with just a word, and their attitudes rough enough to scare even the hardiest of orcs. While most bard colleges might focus on the bard playing music or learning more support-like abilities, the College of Rock teaches bards how to kick ass, and look good while doing it.

Folks

When you pick this college, you gain proficiency with medium armor and shields.

Additionally, you learn about the various genres of Rock that you can adopt. Whenever you finish a short or long rest, you can choose a new genre or switch from a genre to another. The genres and the benefits they offer are as follows:

• Indie Rock. Whenever you heal a creature, you can end one of the following conditions affecting it: charmed, blinded, restrained, frightened, paralyzed or stunned.

• Heavy Rock. Whenever you use a spell of 1st level or higher that deals damage via means of an attack roll or a saving throw, you gain a bonus to the damage rolls equal to one roll of your bardic die.

• Punk Rock. When you cast a concentration spell that targets allied creatures, you can choose to give them advantage on all Strength (Athletics) checks and Constitution Saving throws for the duration of the spell, or 1 minute, whichever comes first.

• Rock and Roll. When you cast a concentration spell that affects allied creatures, they can take the Dash action as a bonus action and gain a bonus of 10ft to their movement speeds for the duration of the spell or 1 minute, whichever comes first.

Shook me all night long

Starting at level 3, while a creature is inspired by your Bardic Inspiration, the drive of your inspiration bolsters their advance. The creature is under the effects of the Heroism spell until they use up the Bardic Inspiration or the Bardic Inspiration expires.

Additionally, when a creature within 60ft of you lands a hit with a weapon attack, you can use your reaction to expend a bardic die. Roll a number of your bardic die equal to the creature’s proficiency bonus as thunder damage. The creature gains a bonus to the damage equal to the damage rolled. These dices double on a critical hit.

For those about to Rock

Starting at level 6, you can use your bonus action to activate or maintain countercharm, and its range increases to 60ft. Additionally, you can use your Bardic Inspiration feature with the same bonus action used to activate or maintain the countercharm.

While countercharm is under effect, you can use an action have one of these effects active until the end of your next turn:

• Static Discharge. You can drop a bolt of static onto enemies within 10ft of a point within 60ft of you. Each creature of your choice must succeed on a Dexterity saving throw equal to your Bard Spell Save DC or take thunder damage equal to 1d6 times your proficiency bonus plus your Charisma modifier, or half as much damage on a successful save.

• Amp Up. Choose one creature benefiting from your countercharm. They gain the benefits of the Haste spell while the countercharm is active. They, however, do not suffer the drawbacks of losing Haste when the effect ends.

• Disorient. All creatures of your choice within 60ft of you while the countercharm is active gain a penalty of 1d4 to their attack rolls and saving throws.

• Guitar Solo. Choose any number of creatures benefiting from your countercharm. Each creature regains the maximum number of hit points possible from any healing.

It’s a long way to the top

Starting at level 14, your countercharm grows even stronger.

• Creatures that fail the save of your Static Discharge must use their reaction to make a weapon or spell attack against a target of your choice.

• You can target upto 2 creatures with your Amp Up countercharm feature.

• The penalty on all creatures under the Disorient effect increases to 1d6 only for their attack rolls.

• When you use the Guitar Solo countercharm effect, creatures of your choice under the countercharm gain advantage on saving throws against spells and magical effects.

 

 

Class

Blood Hunter

 

 

Order of the Titan

Titan Ancestry

You can use Constitution in place of Intelligence or Wisdom modifier as your hemocraft modifier.

Titan Transformation

Starting at level 3, you can invoke the powers of the titanic primordials within you.

Whenever you activate your rite, you can choose to also transform into a large or huge monstrosity (your choice) of your former self for up to 1 hour. When you transform in a space that cannot contain you, you destroy any nonmagical terrain, objects and structures in your space. : You can speak, but your armor and equipment merges merges this new form, and you cannot activate items that are non-attunement, and you can no longer cast spells, or concentrate on spells. You can revert back to your normal form as a bonus action. You automatically revert to your normal form if you drop to 0 hit points or if you die.

When in your titan form, you gains the following features:

• You increase your size upto two size larger, and your reach increases by 10ft.

• Your max hit points and current hit points increase, equal to 5 times (your bloodhunter levels + hemocraft modifier)

• Your strength score increases to 20, but you get disadvantage on Intelligence, Wisdom and Charisma checks while in your titan form. The boost to strength increases by 2 at level 7 and by 2 again at level 11, upto a max of 24.

• Your unarmed strikes deal 1d8 bludgeoning damage + your strength modifier, and benefit from your Crimson Rites. The damage increases to 1d12 at level 7, 2d6 at level 11, 2d8 at level 15 and 3d8 at level 18.

• Your Armor Class becomes 15 + Constitution modifier.

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You gain these benefits for as long as the titan form remains. When your titan form ends, you must make a Constitution saving throw of DC 10, or gain one level of exhaustion.

You can only use this feature up to a number of times equal to hemocraft modifier. You regain all uses at the end of a short or long rest.

New Fighting Style

Great Unarmed Fighting Style

Starting at level 3, when you roll a 1 or 2 on a damage die for an attack you make with your unarmed strikes, you can reroll the die and must use the new roll.

Titan Form Evolution

Starting at level 7, Your titan forms get stronger and better. Your titan form you strength increases to 22, if not already higher, and you gain other benefits:

Titan Brawl

Starting at level 7, the damage done by your unarmed strikes in your Titan Form are considered magical for the purposes of overcoming resistances and immunities. You gain proficiency in Athletics, or expertise if you already proficient in it, and advantage on athletics check if already have expertise.

Restraint and Rampage:

You gain proficiency in Wisdom saving throws. You do double damage to structures and objects.

 

 

Titan Forms

Starting at level 11, you can now enter into more specialized titan forms, which you can choose whenever you transform. Your strength now increases to 24, unless it is already higher, and your movement speed increases by 10ft in your titan form.

Armored Titan

• You gain a bonus to your Armor Class in Titan form equal to your hemocraft modifier.

• Whenever you take damage, you can reduce it by your Hemocraft modifier. You become immune to extra damage from critical hits.

• You can attack three times, instead of twice, whenever you take the Attack action on your turn and attack using unarmed strikes.

Jaw Titan

• You are only grow one size larger, unlike the other titans.

• You gain an additional attack as a bonus action, as the bite attack, which deals the same damage as your unarmed strike, but the die are one higher, and all your unarmed damage type becomes slashing damage. You may attempt to grapple the target of your bite as part of the same bonus action.

• You gains 10ft of movement speed, and a climbing speed equal to your walking speed.

• You have advantage on checks made to grapple targets or escape grapples.

Warhammer Titan

• Your unarmed strikes can deal bludgeoning, piercing or slashing damage, according to your choice.

• As a bonus action you can manifest weapons of your choice onto yourself. These weapons cannot be removed from you without your consent. These weapons have the same damage die as your unarmed strike, however you replace one damage dice with the damage die of your weapon.

• You can add the hemocraft modifier to the attack and damage rolls of these weapons. (Magical weapons must be on your person for use, and attunement weapons still require attunement.)

Cart Titan

• You are immune to the prone condition.

• You can manifest siege weapons of your choice from the following onto your back as you transform: A ballistae, a trebuchet or 2 cannons. You can make one weapon attack per weapon with these weapons using your hemocraft modifier as your bonus action. You are considered proficient with the attack.

• You are considered one size larger for the purposes of determining carrying capacity.

Titan Regeneration

Starting at level 15, at the start of each of your turns when you have at least 1 hit point but fewer hit points than half your hit point maximum in your titan form, you gain hit points equal to your 1 + Constitution modifier + Hemocraft Modifier, a minimum of 1 for each.

Evolved Titan Forms

Starting at level 15, your specialized titan forms have evolved.

Armored Titan: The damage reduction gains a bonus equal to your proficiency bonus.

Jaw Titan: You gain a flying speed equal to your walking speed.

Warhammer Titan: You gain tremorsense up to a range of 30t.

Cart Titan: You can manifest a siege tower on your back, housing 4 medium creatures inside, providing half cover to them.

Titan Roar

Starting at level 18, you have become adept at dealing with those that question your supremacy on the field. You can now transform into a Titan an unlimited number of times. You also gain advantage on attack rolls against targets that are equal to or smaller than you while in your titan form. The Jaw Titan gains this features against creatures not more than one size larger than itself due to its size.

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You also gain the Blood Curse of Hunger for your Blood Maledict Feature. This doesn’t count against your number of blood curses known.

Blood Curse of Hunger:

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When you see a creature within 30ft of you drop to 0 hitpoints, you can use your reaction to consume their remains. You gain temporary hitpoints equal to twice your level in the class. The creature dies after this is successfully performed.

Amplify: You gain a number of temp hit points equal to thrice your level in the class.

 

 

Order of the Night

he Night always embrace the one who need them. The darkness help its servant to hide, to hunt, and live. By accepting the Order of the Night, the hunter can improve their hunt by utilizing the darkness as their own body and tools. The hunter who embrace this order are the deadliest when the darkness is present. Darkness always hunt the Light.

Rite of Night

Starting at level 3, you learn the Rite of the Night as part of your Crimson Rite feature. When you activate the Rite of the Night, the extra damage dealt by your rite is Necrotic damage. Additionally, while that rite is active on your weapon, you gain the following benefits:

• You have resistance to Radiant damage.
• When you hit a celestial creature with a weapon for which the Rite of the Dawn is active, you roll an additional hemocraft die when determining the extra damage from the rite.
• While the rite is active you can see through any kind of darkness within the range of 30 ft (similar to Devil Sight).

Night’s Darkness

Also at level 3, you gain the ability to create magical darkness to support your hunt. You can cast Darkness (Special) as a bonus action equal to the amount of half your hemocraft modifier (rounded up) per long rest. While a monster is inside of Darkness, you roll additional hemocraft dice while determining the damage of your Rite of the Night feature.

• Additionally at level 7, you can amplify this Darkness by sacrificing your hit points (2 rolls of your hemocraft die) and making it so allies (up to your proficiency bonus) can slightly see through the darkness or domain (removing the disadvantage of not being able to see), but will not gain advantage on attacks rolls against any enemies that is in darkness or domain (still not fully see the enemy).

• Also at level 15 you can instead sacrifice your hit points (3 rolls of your hemocraft die) to make your allies able to completely see through your magical darkness or domain (as if they got a clear vision).

Angel Hunter

Starting at level 7 , you get advantage on Wisdom (Survival) checks to track Celestials as well as on Intelligence checks to recall information about such creatures. You are also more adept on utilizing your darkness, you gain the following benefits:

• You are adept at evading creatures that rely on darkvision. While in darkness, you are invisible to any creature that relies on darkvision to see you in that darkness (gloomstalker feat).
• You can also use Hide as a Bonus Action instead of Action.

Body of the Night

starting at level 11, your body is slowly become one with the darkness that resembles the night. You can nimbly dodge out of the way of certain area effects while in darkness or your Domain, such as a red dragon’s fiery breath or an ice storm spell. When you are subjected to an effect that allows you to make a Dexterity saving throw to take only half damage, you instead take no damage if you succeed on the saving throw, and only half damage if you fail (Evasion).

 

 

Mark of the Night

Starting at level 15, your Brand of Castigation now marks the target with the Mark of the Night. Whenever you score a critical hit against the creature, your weapon deals 2 additional weapon dice damage. Additionally the creature’s senses get limited. A branded creature can’t benefit from any bonus to their vision (True sight, seeing through magical darkness) and is blinded by the Darkness created by you. This does not limit their senses if the creature uses smell or hearing to determine their surroundings.

If the creature Branded by you gets killed within 30 ft of you or while within your darkness, you instantly regain one use of your Brand of Castigation feature. You can use this feature only once per long rest.

Domain of the Darkness

Starting at level 18, your skill evolved and became more proficient in Darkness, you now learn Domain of Darkness, you create a 30 ft sphere aura of special darkness (cannot be illuminated by any means) centered on you for 1 minute or until dismissed, this Darkness is empowered with the lvl 15 darkness feature with no cost. You need to concentrate on this feature. You can use this feature once per long rest. Domain of Darkness benefit:

• While the Domain of Darkness is active your Rite of Night gives you immunity, instead of resistance to radiant damage.
• Your allies gain resistance to radiant damage.
• Your enemies inside your domain are left vulnerable to your Rite of the Night feature even further. If the creature is immune to Necrotic damage, it is instead resistant to it. If the creature is resistant to Necrotic damage, you can ignore that resistance. And if a creature is neither resistant or immune, you roll additional hemocraft dice when determining the extra damage from the rite

 

 

Class

Broker

 

 

A grey-haired human man wearing a tuxedo sits in his lavish office where two politicians negotiate; they seal their agreement by kissing the man’s ring.

A gnome woman’s eyes hold a mischievous glint as she conjures a contract for a nervous thief.

With their raised arms backlit by the light of an angel, the centaur’s voice booms authoritatively, binding a knight to a divine cause.

Brokers are clever and charismatic individuals who craft binding agreements for lovers, royalty, and gods alike. Over time, they amass great magical power for themselves through brokerage fees, but their true power lies in their connections to people and the agreements they make.

Sworn to None, Beholden to Many

Brokers make bargains with many different beings, both mighty and small, and broker services between their clients. They claim that their mastery of magical trade and binding promises levels the playing field between themselves and mystical beings that some may consider patrons, but this comes at the cost of being inextricably woven into their own web of favors, debts, and power.

Dealers of Magic

Brokers have access to an array of utility and mental magics that is expanded by their Clients. They sell their magical services and spread the influence of these powerful beings while maintaining some amount of autonomy and freedom. Above all, Brokers draw upon the magic hidden within promises, turning deals and vows into magically binding contracts that spell dire consequences when broken.

Creating a Broker

When making your Broker character, think about how you got into dealmaking. Did you apprentice under an older Broker after receiving schooling for it, or did you figure out how to sweet-talk and trick the mighty through hard experience?

Why do you forge Pacts? Is it to maintain a sense of control in a complicated world? Is it to amass enough power and experience to save your lover’s soul from a devil? Or is it your community duty to enforce laws and promises?

What kind of relationship to your Clients do you have? Are you struggling to hide an increasingly large web of debts, or are you like a favored merchant who brings excitement when you visit? Do you work with many individuals of your Client type, or is it an exclusive privilege to work with you? How do you and your Clients communicate?

How do you forge Pacts? Do you have magical tattoos that represent each Pact? Do you conjure lengthy contracts for customers to sign? Are you bound by magical threads?

 

 

Class Features

As a Broker, you get the following class features.

Hit Points

Hit Dice: 1d8 per Broker level.
Hit Points at 1st Level: 8 + your Constitution modifier
Hit Points at Higher Levels: 1d8 (or 5) + your Constitution modifier per Broker level after 1st

Proficiencies

Armor: Light armor
Weapons: Simple weapons, hand crossbows, shortswords, whips
Tools: None
Saving Throws: Wisdom, (Charisma or Intelligence)
Skills: Choose two skills from Arcana, Deception, History, Insight, Intimidation, Performance, Persuasion, and Religion

Equipment

You start with equipment granted by your background, plus a either a number of gold coins equal to 5d4x10 or choose among the following equipment:

• (a) a light crossbow and 20 bolts or (b) any simple weapon
• (a) a component pouch or (b) an arcane focus
• (a) a diplomat’s pack or (b) an explorer’s pack
• Leather armor, any simple weapon, and two daggers

 

 

Pact Magic

You are able to draw power and knowledge from the magical beings you make deals with, allowing you to cast spells. See Spells Rules for the general rules of spellcasting.

Cantrips

You know two cantrips of your choice from the Broker spell list. You learn additional Broker cantrips of your choice at higher levels, as shown in the Cantrips Known column of the Broker table.

Spell Slots

The Broker table shows how many spell slots you have to cast your Broker spells of 1st through 5th level. The table also shows what the level of those slots is; all of your spell slots are the same level. To cast one of your Broker spells of 1st level or higher, you must expend a spell slot. You regain all expended spell slots when you finish a short or long rest.

For example, when you are 5th level, you have two 3rd-level spell slots. To cast the 1st-level spell command, you must spend one of those slots, and you cast it as a 3rd-level spell.

Clients

As a Broker, you serve a number of highly magical clients from whom you draw limited power.

At 1st level, you begin to serve one Client of your choice. Your Client’s list of spells are added to the Broker spell list.

You must prepare at least one spell from each of your Clients’ lists.

Your choice of Client also provides options for certain Broker features.

You begin to serve additional Clients at higher levels, as shown in the Broker class table.

When you gain the Ability Score Improvement feature* from the Broker class, you may switch one Client you serve to a different Client of your choice.
*This is also listed with the Ability Score Improvement feature.

Preparing Spells

As a Broker, you prepare the spells you have available to cast, choosing from the Broker spell list.

When you prepare spells, choose up to a number of Broker spells equal to your spellcasting ability modifier + your Broker level from your Broker spell list. A spell you choose must be of a level no higher than what’s shown in the table’s Slot Level column for your level.

You must prepare at least one spell from each of your Clients’ spell lists.

You can change your list of prepared spells when you finish a long rest. Preparing a new list of Broker spells requires time spent in meditation and bartering: at least 1 minute per spell level for each new spell on your list.

Spellcasting Ability

When you gain your first Broker level, you choose either Charisma or Intelligence as your spellcasting ability for your Broker spells. You use the chosen ability whenever a spell refers to your spellcasting ability. In addition, you use the chosen ability modifier when setting the saving throw DC for a Broker spell you cast and when making an attack roll with one. This chosen ability is also your second saving throw proficiency.

Spell save DC = 8 + your proficiency bonus + your Charisma or Intelligence modifier

Spell attack modifier = your proficiency bonus + your Charisma or Intelligence modifier

Ritual Casting

You can cast a Broker spell as a ritual if that spell has the ritual tag and you have the spell prepared.

Spellcasting Focus

You can use an arcane focus (see the Adventuring Gear section) as a spellcasting focus for your Broker spells.

 

 

Dealmaker

At 1st level, You may facilitate binding agreements. Everyone directly involved must agree to it, but the consequences of breaking the agreement are dire.

As an action, you make a Pact between two willing creatures that you touch. One of the creatures may be you. A Pact may not be made if any of the creatures are suffering from the charmed condition or under the influence of dominating effects such as Suggestion. The specifics of the agreement are up to the agreeing creatures. It should be clear what constitutes breaking the agreement, as well as what completes it (if applicable). Pay close attention to wording.

If a creature engaged in a Pact breaks the agreement, that creature suffers one of the following effects, chosen and agreed upon when the Pact was made.

• Backlash: When the creature breaks the Pact, the creature rolls a number of d4s equal to twice your Broker level. The creature immediately loses hitpoints equal to the total + your Broker level.
• Bound Spell: As the Pact is made, you or one creature involved in the Pact may choose a spell with a casting time of one action or one bonus action and requires a saving throw, attack roll, or deals damage. The choosing creature then expends a spell slot or expends a use of a relevant spell granting feature as if casting the spell. When a creature breaks the Pact, that creature automatically suffers the effects of the spell as if it had failed the save or been hit by the attack. If the spell requires concentration, it instead lasts its full duration.
• Follow-through: You may select this option beginning at 3rd level. When a creature breaks the Pact, it immediately must succeed on a Wisdom saving throw against your Spell Save DC or fall under the effects of the Suggestion spell for one hour, with a suggestion defined as you make the Pact. It makes this save with disadvantage.
  Once, within 24 hours, you may cast Suggestion on the creature using a Pact Magic spellslot. It automatically fails the save when cast in this way. Creatures immune to the charmed condition are not immune to this feature.

When a Pact is broken, it ceases to bind the other creatures involved in the Pact, unless specifically stated when the Pact was made.

You immediately know when a Pact is broken, and by whom, though you don’t know details such as where the creature is or specifically how it was broken.

The number of creatures that a Pact may involve increases to 3 at 5th level, 4 at 9th level, 5 at 13th level, and 6 at 17th level.

Spokesperson

Beginning at 1st level, in order to deal with powerful beings you must understand them. You know a language associated with each of your Clients, listed in the Client description. If you already know this language, you learn a language of your choice for as long as you serve that Client. If you change Clients, you lose the language associated with the old Client and learn the new Client’s language.

Additionally, you may use your Charisma or Intelligence ability modifier instead of Wisdom when making Wisdom (Insight) checks.

Favor

Beginning at 2nd level, you start to have the clout to bestow magical favors onto your allies from your Clients, which leaves a lingering essence of the Client that influences their actions.

You may activate one of your Clients’ Favors as an action.

You may use this feature a number of times equal to your proficiency modifier. You regain use of this feature at the end of a long rest.

Borrowed Power

Beginning at 2nd level, you learn to share magic with others.

As an action while touching a willing creature, choose one broker spell you have prepared and expend a Pact Magic spell slot. Until you complete a long rest, the creature may cast the spell once without expending a spell slot using your spellcasting modifier and using your spell slot level.

You immediately know when the spell is cast.

You may not regain the expended spell slot until the creature casts the spell or until you complete a long rest.

Broker Archetype

At 3rd level, you choose your Broker Archetype. You may choose from Arcane Diplomat, Eldritch Enforcer, Occult Handler, Soul Contractor, or Shrouded Smuggler. Your Broker Archetype grants you features at 3rd level, and again at 6th level and 14th level.

Ability Score Improvement

When you reach 4th level, and again at 8th, 12th, 16th, and 19th level, you can increase one ability score of your choice by 2, or you can increase two ability scores of your choice by 1. As normal, you can’t increase an ability score above 20 using this feature.

Using the optional feats rule, you can forgo taking this feature to take a feat of your choice instead.

Additionally, when you gain this feature, you may switch one Client that you serve to a different Client of your choice.

 

 

Personal Patronage

Beginning at 10th level, you have collected enough power from your clients that you can become a patron for others.

As an action, you may expend a use of Favor to grant one willing creature other than you that you touch the ability to cast one spell of your choosing from your Clients’ spell lists of 2nd level or lower. It may cast this spell once without expending a spell slot, and does so at 2nd level. When it casts the spell, it uses its own spellcasting modifier. If it doesn’t have one, it chooses Intelligence or Charisma to be its spellcasting ability for the spell.

The level of the spell you may grant with this feature increases to 3rd level at 18th level.

A creature loses the ability to cast a spell granted by this feature when you complete a long rest.

You may use this feature a number of times equal to half your proficiency modifier (rounded down). You regain all uses of this feature upon completion of a long rest.

Esoteric Endowment

At 11th level, your Clients grant you greater access to their powers. When you prepare your broker spells, choose one 6th level spell from the broker spell list as this Endowment.

You can cast your Endowment spell once without expending a spell slot. You must finish a long rest before you can do so again.

At higher levels, you may prepare additional spells as Endowments: one 7th-level spell at 13th level, one 8th-level spell at 15th level, and one 9th-level spell at 17th level. You regain all uses of your Esoteric Endowment when you finish a long rest.

Reality Pact

Beginning at 20th level, you are able to forge pacts with the power to reshape reality itself. For a price.

As an action, you forge a Rality Pact between reality and a single willing creature you touch that is not suffering from the charmed condition or under the influence of dominating effects such as the spell Suggestion.

When the Pact is made, the creature states a wish. The wish should be stated as precisely as possible. Reality reshapes itself to fulfill or accommodate that wish. The DM has great latitude in ruling what occurs in such an instance; the greater the wish, the greater the likelihood that something goes wrong. For instance, the desired effect might only be partly achieved, or there might be unforeseen consequences as a result of how the wish is worded.

When the Pact is made, the creature also states a price it is willing to pay. This should not be monetary. The price should be narratively related to the effects of the wish, as well as important to the creature; the greater the wish, the greater the price.

For example, if a creature wishes that its true love be returned to life, perhaps the creature must never look upon its true love’s face for a year and a day, or perhaps the creature may never feel love for the resurrected creature again. If a creature wishes for a weapon to slay an evil god, perhaps the creature must take the role of that evil god, or perhaps the creature must succeed on a difficult quest to return the weapon to its forge and destroy it within a week.

Whatever the price, it should be negotiated with the DM. If the DM does not feel that any offered prices are worth the wish, or if the creature refuses to accept any offered or negotiated prices, the Pact cannot be forged, and this feature is not used. Upon the DM’s discretion, the Pact may still be forged, but the outcome is significantly twisted to the creature’s detriment.

If a creature breaks the Pact the wish is undone and reality reverts to a state as if time had passed but the wish had not been made. If the creature purposefully breaks the Pact or renounces the wish in an effort to undo the wish, the creature is erased from existence as reality reverts.

A creature may only ever make one Reality Pact.

You regain the ability to craft a Reality Pact in this way after seven days have passed.

 

 

Broker Archetypes

Arcane Diplomat

Some brokers prefer to stay out of fights, and prevent them when possible. Arcane Diplomats believe that everyone desires something; if these desiress are met, Pacts will be fulfilled and conflict can be prevented. Arcane Diplomats often serve as mediators between warring factions, but less scrupulous ones might use their skills to manipulate desires and a victim’s apparent environment while seeming untouchable.

Diplomatic Negotiator

Beginning at 3rd level, you gain expertise in Charisma (Persuasion), meaning you add double your proficiency modifier when making ability checks with that skill. You may choose to use your Intelligence modifier when making Charisma (Persuasion) checks instead of Charisma.

Additionally, you learn the Rebuke Violence cantrip. It counts as a Broker cantrip and doesn’t count against your cantrips known.

Arcane Parlay

Beginning at 3rd level, you learn to create a safe place slightly removed from reality and time in which to negotiate.

You may use an action to bring yourself and up to a number of creatures equal to your Broker level + your spellcasting ability modifier that you can see within 60 feet into a special demiplane. While inside this demiplane, time doesn’t pass outside the demiplane, and creatures within the demiplane do not age. Creatures in the demiplane are immune to damage and conditions and cannot cast spells. Ongoing effects such as conditions, spells, or concentration are suspended until all creatures leave the demiplane.

The demiplane’s space is equivalent to a 60 ft by 60 ft room, though it may appear however you wish. You may conjure objects such as furniture or food while in the demiplane, though the food provides no nourishment and conjured objects cannot leave the demiplane.

Time spent within the demiplane does not count toward completion of a short or long rest, nor does it interrupt the resting of characters other than you.

A creature may choose to leave the demiplane at any time, though you may choose to force them to make a Charisma saving throw to succesfully do so. On a failure, the creature may not make this saving throw again for 10 minutes.

Creatures and objects leaving the demiplane reappear where they were before entering the demiplane, as if they had never left.

The demiplane exists for up to one hour, or until you choose to leave it. Any objects or creatures not native to the demiplane when it dissolves leave the demiplane.

You regain use of this feature upon completion of a long rest. You may expend a use of Favor to use this feature again.

Reticent Strike

Beginning at 6th level, you may use your magic to temporarily make combat deeply unappealing.

Whenever a creature that you can see within 90 ft makes an attack, you may use your reaction to cause the creature to make a Wisdom saving throw. On a failure, the creature’s attack automatically fails.

You may use this feature twice. You regain all uses of this feature upon completion of a short or long rest.

Voice of Diplomacy

Also beginning at 6th level, while inside the demiplane created by your Arcane Parlay feature, any creature that understands a language can magically understand any other creature within the demiplane.

Cloak of Diplomacy

Beginning at 14th level, you learn how to manipulate the magic of laws and Pacts to protect yourself.

You may cast the sanctuary spell at will without expending a spell slot. When you cast it in this way it has a duration of 10 minutes.

You may cast this spell in this way a number of times equal to your proficiency bonus. You regain all uses of this feature upon completion of a long rest.

 

 

Eldritch Enforcer

Pacts cannot be forced using mind control, as free-willed promises are their power source. Some brokers have capitalized on an emotional loop-hole to this: fear. Enforcers magically enhance themselves to be intimidating and to hold up in physical brawls. They work well as bouncers, enforcers, and when dealing with people otherwise resistant to persuasion.

Forceful Negotiator

Beginning at 3rd level, you are skilled at intimidating others.

You gain expertise in Charisma (Intimidation) checks, meaning you add double your proficiency modifier when making ability checks with that skill. You may use your Intelligence modifier when making Charisma (Intimidation) checks instead of Charisma.

Eldritch Brawler

Also beginning at 3rd level, you bring magical might to fist fights.

You gain proficiency with medium armor.

You may use your spellcasting modifier for attack rolls with unarmed strikes and grappling checks instead of Strength. Your unarmed strikes deal damage equal to 1d6 + your chosen spellcasting ability modifier. You may choose the damage type for each attack from the options provided by your Clients.

When you take the Attack action and aren’t wielding a shield, you may make an unarmed strike as a bonus action.

Frightful Aura

Beginning at 3rd level, you may use your bonus action to gain temporary hitpoints equal to your Broker level + your Broker spellcasting ability modifier for 10 minutes.

While you have these temporary hitpoints, you may force a creature that you strike with an unarmed strike or successfully grapple to make a Wisdom saving throw against your spell save DC. On a failure, the creature’s speed becomes 0 and it becomes frightened of you for one minute. You also lose any temporary hitpoints you have. The creature may make the saving throw again at the end of each of its turns.

You regain use of this feature upon completion of a short or long rest. You may expend a use of Favor to use this feature again.

Eldritch Fists

Beginning at 6th level, whenever you take the Attack action, you may attack twice. Additionally, you may cast a cantrip in place of one of those attacks.

Breaker of Broken Promises

Beginning at 14th level, you gain the power to break those who break their promises.

Whenever a creature other than you breaks a Pact you made, you gain the following benefits for the next 24 hours:

• You always know the direction and distance to the creature from you.
• You gain resistance to all damage dealt by that creature and have advantage on all attack rolls against it.
• As a bonus action you may move up to your base movement speed toward the creature and you may make an unarmed strike against it as part of this bonus action.

As a bonus action, you may choose a creature you can see within 60 feet and gain the effects of this feature for 1 minute. If a creature chosen in this way is reduced to 0 hitpoints, you may use your bonus action to choose a new target.

You may not choose to activate this feature in this way again until you complete a long rest.

 

 

Occult Handler

Many successful brokers have comrades or servants who carry out tasks for them, but none of these organizations compare to that of an Occult Handler. Handlers are the masters of management, utilizing crews of agents and empowering them while out in the field. While the circumstances regarding their employment may vary, the agents of a smart Handler are a tightly bound and synergistic collective working toward their master’s goals.

Agent’s Mark

Beginning at 3rd level, you can create magical marks (such as coins or tiny statuettes) to empower those who act on your will.

As part of a one minute ritual, you create a mark that is bound to one willing creature you touch. While a creature has a mark bound to it in its possession, you may activate your Favor, Borrowed Power, and Personal Patronage features as if you were touching them, regardless of distance to the bound creature.

Additionally, a creature holding a mark bound to it may use its action while holding the mark to send a message of 25 words or less to you. You hear the message in your mind, and know who sent it, regardless of distance between you, even if you are on different planes of existence.

A creature may send a message with a mark in this way a number of times equal to half your proficiency modifier, rounded up. It regains all uses when you complete a long rest.

You may have created a number of these marks equal to your proficiency modifier, and cannot create a new one while at your maximum. A creature may only be bound to a single mark at a time. You may dismiss a mark of your choice as a free action, wherever it is.

Handler’s Voice

Beginning at 3rd level, you may turn your attention and blessing toward one of your agents, allowing them to become your mouthpiece.

Using your action, one willing creature that you touch or one creature bound to one of your marks that is in its possession adds half your proficiency bonus, rounded up, to all ability checks it makes for the next 10 minutes.

During these 10 minutes you may use your action to see through the creature’s eyes and hear what it hears, as well as speak with your own voice through their mouth. During this time, you are deaf and blind with regard to your own senses. You have no control over the creature other than to speak, and you may choose to allow them to speak at will. You may return to your senses as an action.

While using the creature’s senses, the creature may use its action to allow you to forge a Pact using your Dealmaker feature. The creature must be touching any creatures involved in the Pact.

You regain use of this feature upon completion of a short or long rest. You may expend a use of Favor to use this feature again.

Blood of the Covenant

Beginning at 6th level, the connection between you and your agents allows you to share vitality.

You may use your action to cause you or one willing creature of your choice that is bound to one of your marks to lose a number of hitpoints up to your Broker level + your proficiency modifier. This loss cannot reduce a creature below 1 hit point. You, or one other creature of your choice bound to one of your marks gains hitpoints equal to the hitpoints lost. If the creatures are within 60 feet of each other, the hitpoints lost may be up to twice your Broker level + your proficiency modifier.

Both creatures gain temporary hitpoints equal to twice your proficiency modifier as the magic of their bond bolsters them.

Both creatures, other than you, must have their bound marks in their possession, or the ability fails with no effect.

You may use this feature a number of times equal to your spellcasting ability modifier. You regain all uses upon completion of a long rest.

Managerial Intervention

Beginning at 14th level, you may use your action to teleport to a creature bound to one of your marks, so long as they have the mark in their possession and are on the same plane of existence as you.

You regain use of this feature upon completion of a long rest. You may expend a use of Favor to use this feature again.

 

 

Soul Contractor

Some brokers mix soul magic with their binding magic, which can both hurt and help. Soul Contractors primarily collect fragments of souls from those who break their Pacts, though they may also shave off pieces from the dying. These fragments, or “soul trinkets,” can be used to for tracking pactbreakers, enhancing skills, augmenting spells, and even extending life. A Soul Contractor’s ire is not to be taken lightly, as they are excellent trackers.

Soul Pacts

Beginning at 3rd level, when a creature other than you breaks a Pact, in addition to the normal effects, a soul trinket associated with the creature appears in one of your free hands. If you don’t have any hands free, it falls to the ground at your feet.

A soul trinket is a small fragment of a creature’s soul that takes the form of a tiny object of your choice, such as coin or vial. It counts as a magic item. Each trinket is associated with a specific creature and may be used in a variety of ways.

• A creature may use its action while holding a soul trinket to determine the direction the associated creature is in, as long as it is on the same plane and isn’t dead.
• You may use an action to determine the direction to a soul trinket you created.
• As an action, you may consume a soul trinket you hold to gain proficiency in one skill of your choice for 1 minute. If you are already proficient in the chosen skill, you gain expertise in the skill, adding twice your proficiency modifier to ability checks made with it. If you consume a trinket in this way while under these effects, you lose the previous proficiency.
• If a soul trinket was created as a reaction to the death of a creature, you may dismiss that trinket, wherever it is, for no effect (no action required).

When a creature with an Intelligence score greater than 4 that you can see within 60 ft dies, you may use your reaction to create a soul trinket associated with that creature. You can only have a maximum number of soul trinkets created by deaths equal to your spellcasting ability modifier, and you can’t create one while at your maximum.

Soul Bond

Also beginning at 3rd level, you know how to bind souls together, mingling their skills and life force.

You may use your action to link the souls of two creatures you can see within 60 ft for 10 minutes. Any target that is unwilling must make a Charisma saving throw to avoid becoming linked. If a creature’s soul trinket in your possession, it makes the save with disadvantage.

 

 

When one of the creatures takes damage from a source other than this feature, the other creature takes damage equal to your Broker level + your spellcasting ability modifier. You may choose the type of damage from the options listed with your Clients.

Additionally, while linked, each creature gains proficiency with skills and equipment the other creature is proficient with.

Each creature may use their reaction when the other bonded creature makes an ability check, saving throw, or attack roll to grant that roll advantage or disadvantage. Each creature may use their reaction in this way once per bond.

You must maintain concentration on maintaining this bond as if concentrating on a spell. You have advantage on concentration saving throws caused by damage from this feature.

You regain use of this feature upon completion of a long rest. You may expend a use of Favor to use this feature again.

Soul-Sought Spells

Beginning at 6th level, you may use soul trinkets to augment your spellcasting.

If you are holding a soul trinket, you may cast spells on its associated creature if that creature is within 120 ft, even if you cannot see or touch the creature. A spell cast this way originates at the creature’s location, but still requires a saving throw or attack roll (if required). A spell cast in this way must have a detrimental effect on its target.

When casting a spell that requires an attack roll or saving throw, you may consume one soul trinket as a bonus action that you are holding to roll 1d4 and add the result to one attack roll or subtract the result from one affected creature’s saving throw. If the trinket is associated with the affected creature, roll 2d4.

At 14th level the die size increases to 1d6.

Constrictive Bond

Also beginning at 6th level, you may use soul trinkets to make your soul bond constrictive.

When you first create a Soul Bond, or as an action on your turn while concentrating on a Soul Bond, you may consume a soul trinket to make the bond constricting. When a trinket is consumed this way, the Soul Bond’s maximum duration becomes one minute. A bonded creature must make a Charisma saving throw each time it attempts to move to a space that is more than 60 feet away from the other bonded creature; if it succeeds on this saving throw, this feature doesn’t restrict either creatures’ movement until the beginning of that creature’s next turn. If it fails, the creature may not move further than 60 feet from the other bonded creature, and may not attempt to do so again until the beginning of its next turn.

Soul Sustenance

Beginning at 14th level, you may use use soul trinkets to extend your life.

As a bonus action, you may consume a soul trinket to regain hit points equal to 1d8 + your spellcasting ability modifier. When you do so, you become 1 week younger, and do not need to eat or drink for one day.

 

 

Shrouded Smuggler

Brokers are known for selling magic and magical services; Shrouded Smugglers turn this toward magical items. They are capable of imbuing objects with useful magical tricks, are are particularly skilled at hiding and binding objects and people, often sneaking illicit goods past even the most observant guards.

Minor Spell Smuggler

Beginning at 3rd level, you are able to infuse bits of magic into objects. By enacting a 10 minute ritual while touching a tiny nonmagical object, you imbue the object with one cantrip from the Broker spell list. You do not need to know the cantrip to infuse it in this way. A creature may use its action while holding the object to cast the cantrip once using your spellcasting modifier, expending the object’s power.

While an object is imbued in this way, it counts as a magical item.

The maximum number of objects that may be infused with cantrips is equal to your spellcasting ability modifier (minimum 1). You know when a cantrip is cast from one of these objects. An object loses its infused cantrip when you complete a long rest.

Beginning at 10th level, an object may be used to cast an infused cantrip twice before its magic is expended.

Smuggler’s Hollowing

Also beginning at 3rd level, as an action, you can magically and harmlessly store a nonmagical object or container no larger than 1 cubic foot that you hold inside the living body of a willing creature that you touch of size Small or larger for a number of hours equal to your spellcasting ability modifier (minimum 1 hour).

While an object is stored inside a creature in this way, there is no physical sign of its presence, it cannot take damage, and it cannot be used in any way. If the object contains other objects, such as a bag containing coins or a jar containing a liquid, its contents are stored as well and do not spill while stored. However, it can still be detected via magical means, such as with spells like Locate Object. Effects like Detect Magic or effects that reveal shapechangers can also detect this feature, unless the object or creature is protected from divination effects, such as the with the spells Arcanist’s Magic Aura or Nondection.

As an action, the creature may retrieve an object stored inside it in this way, causing it to appear in its grasp. As an action while touching the creature, you may retrieve an object stored in this way, causing it to appear in your hands.

If a creature containing an object stored in this way dies, the stored object falls at its feet.

The size of an object that may be stored in a creature increases by 1 cubic foot for each size above Medium.

A creature may only contain a single object or container stored in this way at a time. Any attempt to store an object in a creature that already contains an object fails, but does not expend this feature.

Beginning at 6th level, the stored object may be magical, though a container may only contain a single magical object. An object or container that creates an extra-dimensional space such as a bag of holding or portable hole cannot be stored with this feature.

You may use this feature once. You regain use of this feature upon completion of a short or long rest. You may expend a use of Favor to use this feature again.

Special Stash

Beginning at 6th level, you may perform a one hour ritual to bind a weapon or item to a willing creature. The creature must touch the item for the duration of the ritual. When completed, the creature may use its action to dismiss the item or weapon into a demiplane or summon the item or weapon from the demiplane. If the item requires attunement, it remains attuned while in the demiplane.

A creature may only have one item bound via this ritual at a time. A creature may break its bond with an object as an action.

Improved Spell Smuggler

Also beginning at 6th level, you use your Minor Infusion feature to store any spell of first level or higher from the Broker spell list for which you have spell slots into an object. Infusing a spell in this way does not expend a spell slot.

You regain the ability to infuse a spell in this way upon completion of a long rest. The maximum number of objects that may be infused with spells of first level or higher is equal to half your spellcasting ability modifier (rounded down).

 

 

Stow Away

Beginning at 14th level, you are capable of hiding living creatures inside of objects.

As an action, one willing creature that you touch magically enters and possesses one item no larger than one cubic foot that you touch as part of this action. While the creature possesses the object, its body disappears and it loses access to any of its class features, special abilities, and racial abilities. The creature chooses whether its equipment disappears with its body or drops to the ground. While possessing the object, the creature gains the following features:

• The creature becomes a sentient magic item. It retains its original mental ability scores.
• The creature loses any movement speeds it had. However, it gains a 20 foot flying speed.
• The creature gains immunity to poison damage. It cannot suffer from the poisoned, blinded, deafened, or prone conditions.
• The creature loses any senses it had. It can hear, and gains blindsight out to 60 feet. It can communicate telepathically with a creature it can see as long as they share a language.
• The creature cannot use objects or cast spells, though if the object has moving parts, the creature has control of them.
• If the creature is a weapon, it may make one attack with the attack action, using the damage dice of the weapon it is in the form of. It is proficient with this attack, and uses its choice of Intelligence, Wisdom, or Charisma when making this attack.
• If the item is magical, the creature may use any abilities the item has.

The creature ceases possessing the object after a number of hours equal to your spellcasting ability modifier, or if the item is broken. Your DM will determine the object’s AC and hitpoints using the object durability rules (found in chapter 15 of the Basic Rules). The creature may leave the object as an action, fully regaining its body and all its features.

You regain use of this feature upon completion of a long rest. You may expend a use of Favor to use this feature again.

New Spells & Items

Rebuke Violence

Abjuration Cantrip

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• Casting Time: 1 Action
• Range: 60 ft
• Components: V, S
• Duration: 1 round

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One creature that you can see within range must make a Wisdom saving throw. If it fails, its next successful attack before the end of its next turn deals 1d4 less damage and it takes force damage equal to the amount of damage reduced.

This spell’s damage reduction increases by 1d4 when you reach 5th level (2d4), 11th level (3d4), and 17th level (4d4).

(Classes: Broker, Cleric, Wizard)

Encode Thoughts (redux)

Enchantment Cantrip

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• Casting Time: 1 Action
• Range: Touch
• Components: S
• Duration: 8 hours

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Putting a finger to a willing creature’s head, you copy a memory, an idea, or a message of its choice from its mind and transform it into a tangible string of glowing energy called a thought strand, which persists for the duration. The thought strand appears in an unoccupied space within 5 feet of you as a Tiny, weightless, semisolid object that can be held and carried like a ribbon. It is otherwise stationary.

You may have created up to three thought strands in this way existing simultaneously. If you create an additional thought strand the oldest one dissipates.

If you cast this spell while concentrating on a spell or an ability that allows you to read or manipulate the thoughts of others (such as detect thoughts or modify memory), you can transform the thoughts or memories you read into a thought strand without the creature being willing as if you pulled it from your own mind.

A creature may use its action while holding a thought strand to instantly receive whatever memory, idea, or message the thought strand contains, consuming the strand. Casting detect thoughts allows the caster to receive the contents of a thought strand, but does not consume the strand.

(Classes: Broker, Wizard)

Thought Strand Vial

Common Wonderous Item (vial)

A Thought Strand Vial may hold a single Thought Strand, such as those created by the spell Encode Thoughts. While a thought strand is contained by a Thought Vial, it lasts indefinitely, and does not count against the limit of Encode Thoughts.

 

 

Broker Spells

 

 

Clients

Agent of Fate

Damage Type: Force
Language: You may choose one standard language upon completion of a long rest.
Favor For 1 hour, one willing creature that you touch gains the ability to use its reaction to add or subtract 1d6 from any ability check it can see being made within 60 ft.

For 1 hour, the creature gains the Personality Trait “I love games of chance” and the flaw “I impulsively take risks believing fate is on my side.”

Spell Level	Spell
1st	Hex
2nd	Augury
3rd	Slow
4th	Divination
5th	Skill Empowerment
6th	Find the Path
7th	Sequester
8th	Antipathy/Sympathy
9th	Foresight

Arcanist

Damage Type: Force
Language: You may choose one standard language upon completion of a long rest.
Favor: For the next minute, one willing creature you touch adds 1d4 to the DC of spells it casts. Additionally, for 1 hour, whenever a creature casts a spell within 120 feet, the favored creature may make an Arcana check against 10 + the spell’s level to recognize the spell.

For the next hour, the creature gains the Ideal “I seek to understand and meticulously catalog magical phenomena and items, and will go to great lengths to do so.”

Spell Level	Spell
1st	Magic Missile
2nd	Rope Trick
3rd	Counterspell
4th	Summon Elemental
5th	Animate Objects
6th	Contingency
7th	Simulacrum
8th	Antimagic Field
9th	True Polymorph

Archfey

Damage Type: Poison
Language: Sylvan
Favor: For the next 10 minutes, one willing creature that you touch may use its bonus action to use the Hide action, and may attempt to hide even when in plain sight.

For the next hour, the creature gains the Bond “I am incapable of telling a direct lie” and the Ideal “Mischief is the spice of life.”

Spell Level	Spell
1st	Faerie Fire
2nd	Calm Emotions
3rd	Summon Fey
4th	Hallucinatory Terrain
5th	Tree Stride
6th	Irresistible Dance
7th	Mirage Arcane
8th	Animal Shapes
9th	Time Stop

Celestial

Damage Type: Radiant
Language: Celestial
Favor: You cast Heroism without spending a spell slot.

For the next hour, the creature you cast this spell on gains the Ideal “I fight injustice wherever I find it, however I can, even if doing so places me in danger.”

Spell Level	Spell
1st	Cure Wounds
2nd	Aid
3rd	Revivify
4th	Guardian of Faith
5th	Mass Cure Wounds
6th	Sunbeam
7th	Conjure Celestial
8th	Holy Aura
9th	Mass Heal

 

 

Dragon

Damage Type: Thunder
Language: Draconic
Favor: For 10 minutes, one willing creature that you touch gains resistance to one of the following damage types of your choice: acid, cold, fire, lightning, poison, or thunder. During this time, the creature’s AC also becomes 13 + Dexterity, if it isn’t higher.

For the next hour, the creature gains the Bond “I obsessively seek out and horde valuable and interesting objects.”

Spell Level	Spell
1st	Absorb Elements
2nd	Dragon’s Breath
3rd	Fly
4th	Elemental Bane
5th	Cone of Cold
6th	Investiture of Flame
7th	Prismatic Spray
8th	Illusory Dragon
9th	Shapechange

Fiend

Damage Type: Fire
Language: Infernal
Favor: One willing creature that you touch is wreathed in infernal flames for one minute. Once, on each of its turns, whenever the creature makes a weapon attack or unarmed strike, it adds 1d4 to the attack roll and its attacks deal an additional 1d6 fire damage.

For the next hour, the creature gains the Flaw “I enjoy intimidating others and, at best, am not opposed to cruelty.”

Spell Level	Spell
1st	Hellish Rebuke
2nd	Scorching Ray
3rd	Summon Lesser Demons
4th	Fire Shield
5th	Immolation
6th	Summon Fiend
7th	Power Word Pain
8th	Incendiary Cloud
9th	Meteor Swarm

Guardian

Damage Type: Psychic
Language: Giant
Favor: For 10 minutes, one willing creature that you touch gains advantage on Intelligence ability checks. During this time, the creature may use its action to speak a distracting riddle. One creature of its choice within 60 feet that can hear it must make an Intelligence saving throw. On a failure, it is deafened until the end of its next turn and subtracts 1d6 from attack rolls, ability checks, and saving throws until the end of its next turn.

For the next hour, the favored creature gains the Bond “I am extremely protective of my belongings” and the Personality Trait “I habitually speak cryptically or in riddles.”

Spell Level	Spell
1st	Sanctuary
2nd	Arcane Lock
3rd	Glyph of Warding
4th	Summon Construct
5th	Wall of Force
6th	Guards and Wards
7th	Symbol
8th	Maze
9th	Imprisonment

Old Soul

Damage Type: Cold
Language: You may choose one standard language upon completion of a long rest.
Favor: One willing creature that you touch cannot be charmed or possessed for 1 hour. When it must make a saving throw it may use its reaction to add 1d4 to the roll.

For the next hour, the creature gains the Bond “I am inhabited by the echo of an ancient ghost, which sometimes offers opinions or tries to influence my actions.” The specific ghost is up to the DM, but should be your Client or a ghost your Client trusts.

Spell Level	Spell
1st	Armor of Agathys
2nd	Levitate
3rd	Speak With Dead
4th	Death Ward
5th	Danse Macabre
6th	Soul Cage
7th	Etherealness
8th	Mind Blank
9th	True Ressurection

 

 

Outsider

Damage Type: Psychic
Language: Deep Speech
Favor: For 10 minutes, one willing creature you touch gains resistance to psychic damage and may speak telepathically to any creature within 60 feet. A creature must understand at least one language to understand these telepathic utterances.

For one hour, the creature gains the Personality Trait “I find social norms fascinating and baffling, as well as the cultural artifacts associated with them.”

Spell Level	Spell
1st	Charm Person
2nd	Crown of Madness
3rd	Hungar of Hadar
4th	Summon Aberration
5th	Telepathic Bond
6th	Mass Suggestion
7th	Reverse Gravity
8th	Maddening Darkness
9th	Psychic Scream

Primordial Spirit

Damage Type: Acid
Language: Primordial
Favor For one hour, one willing creature that you touch ignores difficult terrain and is viewed as non-threatening by beasts, elementals, and plants unless given cause to feel otherwise. The creature also has advantage on Wisdom (Survival) checks related to finding or creating shelter and food.

For one hour, the creature gains the Ideal “I strive to protect and nurture the natural world. I will reclaim with a vengeance that which has been damaged by environmental abuse.”

Spell Level	Spell
1st	Goodberry
2nd	Barkskin
3rd	Speak With Plants
4th	Conjure Woodland Beasts
5th	Commune With Nature
6th	Wind Walk
7th	Regenerate
8th	Control Weather
9th	Mass Polymorph

 

 

Class

Craftsman

 

 

A burly dwarf brings his hammer down on a glowing hunk of steel, launching a shower of sparks into the air. Sweat pours down his back, and his arms strain with each strike, revealing thick cords of muscle, yet he does not tire. The air resonates with the sound of metal impacting metal, while the bright, hot piece of steel in his tongs begins to take shape. Gradually, it flattens, widens, hardens, and cools. He quenches the newly formed blade in an oil bath, then sets his mind to preparations for polishing, sharpening, and fitting the weapon with a handle and guard.

An elf threads a needle with an almost impossibly thin metallic wire, preparing to set the stitches into a set of what looks to be leather armor, but made of dragon’s hide. She checks the placement and attachment of the owlbear down lining and ensures that her apprentice set the crystal studs into the surface properly. Once satisfied, she sets about her work in a flurry of dexterous stitches.

A gnome with an intricate set of goggles examines the stock for his latest work, a portable ballista. He examines the gearing and loading crank, ensures the tension on the bowstring, and scans the bolt rail for imperfections. He smiles, for he knows his work is without flaw.

Master of Craft

Artisans of all types are an integral part of every culture: buildings must be erected, pots must be set to the kiln, tools must be smithed. Despite their pervasiveness, master craftsmen are still as rare as they are prized. These artisans, creators, and inventors can smith items of mythic quality, and can solve most any problem simply by using the right tool and the appropriate amount of force.

Secret of Steel

Adventuring craftsmen come in many varieties, but nearly all leverage use their advanced knowledge of metallurgy, smelting, and construction to forge arms and armor rarely seen, even by other adventurers. The smiths test their schematics and designs themselves, building prototypes and experimental gear that can later be refined into mass-production items.

Creating a Craftsman

When you create your craftsman, the most important thing to consider is your crafting expertise. Though all craftsmen of adventuring stock can stitch leather armor, forge weapons, and tinker with magic items, only those who dedicate themselves to a single craft can attain legendary works. Each type of craftsman, from the practical to the wildly eccentric, have their place, but no craftsman can specialize in everything.

Moreover, few craftsmen are self-taught. Most learn the finer points of their craft under the tutelage of a master artisan (whether or not their master was a craftsman, in the conventional sense.) Did you study under a master, and if so, what drove you to apprentice underneath them? Lastly, consider how you view your work. Are you pragmatic, viewing your creations as tools to serve a purpose? Are you artistic, striving to craft pieces of unrivalled beauty and perfection? Or are you experimental, tinkering and building with wild abandon to break new ground and innovate on established norms?

 

 

Class Features

As a craftsman, you gain the following class features

Hit Points

Hit Dice:

1d10 per craftsman level

Hit Points at 1st Level:

10 + your Constitution modifier

Hit Points at Higher Levels:

1d10 (or 6) + your Constitution modifier per craftsman level after 1st

Proficiencies

Armor:

All armor, Shields, Exotic Armor

Weapons:

Simple Weapons, Martial Weapons, Exotic Weapons

Tools:

Three Artisan’s Tools of your choice

Saving Throws:

Constitution, Intelligence

Skills:

Two from: Arcana, Athletics, History, Investigation, Medicine, Perception, and Persuasion

Equipment

You start with the following equipment, in addition to the equipment granted to you by your background:

• A shield and (a) chain mail or (b) scale mail
• A dagger and (a) a warhammer or (b) any simple weapon
• (a) a light crossbow and 20 bolts or (b) a shortbow and 20 arrows
• An explorer’s pack and a set of craftman’s tools

 

 

Smithy

At 1st level, you carry a set of craftsman’s tools, a combined toolkit which covers the essentials of all artisan’s tools and allows you to add your proficiency bonus to anything you craft. It weighs 20 lb. and can be replaced for 75 gp.

While using these tools to craft an item, you can make a day’s worth of progress towards crafting in the 8 hours during a long rest. Each day, you can craft items worth a total of 50 gp times your craftsman level. As normal, you must provide material equal to half the items’ market value.

Masterwork

At 2nd level, you begin to learn the deeper intricacies of weapon and armor craftsmanship.

Masterwork Equipment

As a craftsman, you are capable of creating weapons and armor of the utmost quality; such creations are known as Masterwork items. By spending an additional 100 gp in materials and 8 hours of work when crafting a weapon or suit of armor, you can create a masterwork version of that item. In addition, you can spend 100 gp and 8 hours of time to modify an existing item to be masterwork.

Masterwork Properties

Properties	Craftsman Level	Cost
Apprentice	2nd	—
Journeyman	5th	200 gp
Master	11th	400 gp
Legendary	17th	500 gp

Masterwork Bonus

As you gain levels in this class, the masterwork items you craft will grant a Masterwork bonus when wielded or worn by a proficient creature. At 5th level, your masterwork weapons have a +1 bonus on attack and damage rolls and your masterwork suits of armor have a +1 bonus to AC. This bonus increases to +2 at 11th level, +3 at 17th level.

Masterwork Properties

Masterwork items you craft can be modified with masterwork properties, advanced modifications which allow you to create truly unique weapons and armor. Masterwork properties are separated into 4 levels: Apprentice, Journeyman, Master, and Legendary. You can apply a number of Apprentice properties equal to your Intelligence modifier + your Masterwork Bonus (minimum 1) to a piece of gear, and can apply one each of Journeyman, Master, and Legendary properties to a masterwork item.

While anyone can use a masterwork version of a weapon or suit of armor if they are proficient with it, once a piece of masterwork gear has been modified with a Master or Legendary property, it is then fitted to your exact specifications and can only be used proficiently by you.

You can apply any number of masterwork properties to a single piece of masterwork equipment over a period of 8 hours, which may be done over the course of a long rest. Each added masterwork property requires a cost in materials and can only be done by craftsmen of a high enough level, as shown in the Masterwork Properties table. You can remove or replace masterwork properties on an item in the same amount of time, though you must still pay the cost of newly added masterwork properties. You can’t remove a property from an item that is a prerequisite for another of the item’s properties.

When you learn a new level of masterwork properties, you can apply a property from that level to two pieces of masterwork equipment at no cost. Additionally, whenever you apply a masterwork property to a weapon that deals bludgeoning, piercing, or slashing damage, you can change that weapon’s damage type to bludgeoning, piercing, or slashing.

Magic weapons and armor can be made masterwork, however, once modified with masterwork properties, they do not grant a masterwork bonus to attack rolls, damage rolls, or Armor Class that already grants a magical bonus..

Crafting Ability

Intelligence is your primary ability when it comes to crafting. In addition, you use your Intelligence modifier when setting the saving throw DC when an item that you craft calls for one.

 

 

Tool Belt

While other adventurers may rely on spells, or luck, or brute strength to solve a problem, you believe in always having the right tool on hand. Starting at 2nd level, you can use your action to retrieve a piece of nonmagical gear from your belt, apron, pack, cart, or wherever you keep your tools, even if you did not have it in your inventory before. This item’s price in gp must be no higher than 10 times your craftsman level. Items retrieved this way become lost in your inventory and vanish you take a long rest. You can use this ability a number of times equal to your Intelligence modifier and regain all expended uses following a long rest.

Artisans’ Guild

At 3rd level, you join an Artisans’ Guild. Select one of the Guilds from those listed below; you gain the 3rd level ability of that guild. You gain an additional Guild ability at 7th, 10th, 14th and 18th level.

Ability Score Improvement

When you reach 4th level, and again at 8th, 12th, 16th, and 19th level, you can increase one ability score of your choice by 2, or you can increase two ability scores of your choice by 1. As normal, you can’t increase an ability score above 20 using this feature.

Extra Attack

Beginning at 5th level, you can attack twice, instead of once, whenever you take the Attack action on your turn.

Folded Steel

At 6th level, you discover or create new processes for making your masterwork gear even stronger than before. Masterwork weapons crafted or modified by you count as magical for the purposes of overcoming damage resistance and immunity.

Rapid Modifications

Starting at 9th level, you gain the ability to quickly reconfigure your equipment. As an action, you can replace a masterwork property on a single piece of gear with any other masterwork property of the same level. You can’t replace a property that is a prerequisite for another of the weapon’s properties, and the weapon must meet all the prerequisites for the new property. You can use this ability a number of times equal to your Intelligence modifier, and regain all expended uses when you finish a long rest.

Craftsman’s Strike

You’ve learned how to build, but you also know how to destroy. Starting at 13th level, your weapon attacks deal maximum damage to objects, and an additional 1d8 damage to constructs.

Uncanny Tool Belt

You have a knack for finding the most useful things buried away in your cart. Starting at 15th level, you can produce a single common or uncommon magic item from your tool belt. The item become lost in your inventory and vanish when you a long rest. Once you use this ability, you can’t use it again until you finish a long rest.

Magnum Opus

At 20th level, you complete an object of unparalleled majesty. You can retreat into your forge for a period of 30 days; during this time, you are feverishly working. At the end of the 30 days, you emerge from your forge, carrying your creation: a single magic item of very rare or legendary rarity. This item is tied to your very soul: regardless of type, you are always considered attuned to it, and no other creature can attune to it while you are alive. This item does not count against your maximum number of attuned items, and you ignore all attunement requirements for the item. As long as you are on the same plane of existence as your item, you can call it to your hand or onto your body (as appropriate). You can only craft a Magnum Opus once.

 

 

Artisans’ Guilds

All master craftsmen individually learn the basics of smithing, leatherworking, woodworking, and other necessary disciplines on the path to mastery, either on their own or under tutelage of another master artisan. However, as they hone their skills, they invariably find themselves drawn to gatherings of other like-minded craftsmen. These groups, formalized as Guilds, provide a means for craftsmen to compare notes and schematics, acquire resources, and provide a means for craftsmen to ply their trade.

Guild Table List

d10	Guild Name	Approved Status
1	Armigers’ Guild	Playtest
2	Bladeworkers’ Guild	Playtest
3	Calibarons’ Guild	Playtest
4	Clockworkers’ Guild	Playtest
5	Filigrist’s Guild	Playtest
6	Forgemasters’ Guild	Playtest
7	Luminaries’ Guild	Playtest
8	Maesters’ Guild	Playtest
9	Mechanauts’ Guild	Playtest
10	Thunderlords’ Guild	Playtest

 

 

Armigers’ Guild

The Armigers devote their skills to the art of armor smithing, with the firm belief that the right plate in the right place can make a warrior invincible.

Armor Master

You not only learn to forge powerful armor, but can wear it with skill. At 3rd level, you gain one of the following fighting styles:

Defense. While you are wearing armor, you gain a +1 bonus to AC.

Protection. When a creature you can see attacks a target other than you that is within 5 feet of you, you can use your reaction to impose disadvantage on the attack roll. You must be wielding a shield.

Iconic Emblem

Starting at 7th level, you can emblazon your armor and shield with a personal symbol, one that is known by many to represent craftsmanship and valor. A creature that sees you can identify you with a DC 12 Intelligence check. Additionally, whenever an ally that can see you makes a saving throw that they are not proficient in, they can add half your proficiency bonus (rounded up) to the save.

Armiger’s Eye

Starting at 10th level, you can spend 10 minutes to reinforce a suit of armor, or up to 6 following a short or long rest, which gains one of the following properties of your choice:

Adamant. When a creature wearing this armor takes damage, it reduces the amount it takes by 1d8.

Banded. A creature wearing this armor has a +1 bonus to armor class.

This armor retains its reinforcement until the creature wearing it is hit, after which it is no longer fortified.

Wall of Iron

Starting at 14th level, as a bonus action, you can gain resistance to bludgeoning, piercing, and slashing damage until the end of your next turn. Once you use this ability, can’t use it again until you finish a short or long rest.

Master Armorsmith

At 18th level, you reach the peak of your craft. You learn the following Legendary masterwork property, which you can immediately apply to a suit of masterwork armor:

Invincible Plating

Legendary Property

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Components. Suit of exotic masterwork armor

You learn how to make your steel nigh indestructible to certain forms of strikes. Select either bludgeoning, piercing, or slashing damage; while wearing this suit of armor, you are immune to that type of damage.

 

 

Bladeworkers’ Guild

Blade and bow, axe and mace: these are the tools with which the Bladeworkers try to change the world. They believe that the right blade, in the right hand can make a warrior unstoppable.

Weapon Master

You not only forge great weapons, you fight with them as well. At 3rd level, you gain one of the following fighting styles:

Archery. You gain a +2 bonus to attack rolls you make with ranged weapons.

Dueling. When you are wielding a melee weapon in one hand and no other weapons, you gain a +2 bonus to damage rolls with that weapon.

Great Weapon Fighting. When you roll a 1 or 2 on a damage die for an attack you make with a melee weapon that you are wielding with two hands, you can reroll the die and must use the new roll, even if the new roll is a 1 or a 2. The weapon must have the Two-Handed or Versatile property for you to gain this benefit.

Two-Weapon Fighting. When you engage in two- weapon fighting, you can add your ability modifier to the damage of the second attack.

Wicked Blade

By 7th level, your fiendishly clever weapons have earned you a reputation. You can add twice your proficiency bonus to Charisma (Intimidation) checks you make using one of your masterwork weapons.

Adamant Whetstone

Starting at 10th level, you can spend 10 minutes to fortify a weapon, or up to 6 following a short or long rest, which gains one of the following properties of your choice:

• Honed. This weapon has a +2 bonus on attack rolls.
• Sharpened. This weapon deals an 1d8 additional damage on a hit.

This weapon retains its fortification until it hits a target, after which it is no longer fortified.

Sundering Strike

Starting at 14th level, you can use your knowledge of the weak points of weapons and armor to render them useless. As an action on your turn, you can make a single attack against an enemy, targeting their weapon or armor in an attempt to sunder it. If you hit, that creature must succeed on a Dexterity saving throw against your Masterwork save DC. On a failure, the item is broken, unusable until it is fixed. Once you use this ability, you must finish a short or long rest before you can do so again.

Master Weaponsmith

At 18th level, you reach the peak of your craft. You learn the following Legendary Masterwork Property.

Devastating

Legendary property

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Components Masterwork exotic weapon

This weapon scores a critical hit on a roll of 18, 19, or 20.

 

 

Calibarons’ Guild

The Calibarons know, better than most, that gunpowder is the single greatest invention ever created by mortals. A sword may let a skilled wielder lay a giant low and magic may let the savvy and the blessed stand up to the gods, but only a gun will let a common man put a dragon in its place.

Fighting Style

You adopt a particular style of gunfighting as your specialty. Choose one of the following options. You can’t take a Fighting Style option more than once, even if you later get to choose again.

Akimbo. When you engage in two-weapon fighting with firearms, you do not take a penalty to the damage of the second attack.

Bullseye. You gain a +2 bonus to ranged attack rolls you make using firearms. The weapon must have the Sighted property or have a normal range of 80 feet or longer to gain this effect.

Duelist. While you are wielding a firearm in one hand and nothing in the other, if you make a ranged weapon attack and exceed the target’s AC by 5 or more, you deal an additional die of weapon damage. You can only use this ability once per round.

Shotgunner. When you hit with a ranged weapon attack using a firearm that has the Scatter property, you can reroll the lowest damage die, and you must use the new roll, even if the new roll is worse than the original.

Hand Load

Starting at 7th level, so long as you have access to your craftsman tools, you can create ammunition and explosives at no cost. Over the course of a long rest, you can create 40 pieces of normal ammunition, 20 pieces of special ammunition of any type, or 2 explosives. Over a short rest, you can make 10 pieces of normal ammunition, 5 pieces of special ammunition, or 1 explosive.

Ballistic Tuning

Starting at 10th level, you can spend 10 minutes to calibrate and reinforce a ranged weapon, or up to 6 following a short or long rest, which gains one of the following properties of your choice:

• Ballistic. This weapon deals an additional die of damage on a hit.
• Calibrated. This weapon deals a critical hit on a roll of 18-20.

This weapon retains its fortification until it hits a target. The weapon is then no longer fortified.

Applied Demolitions

Starting at 14th level, you can add your Intelligence modifier to the damage roll of any explosive you craft. Additionally, you can increase or decrease the explosion radius of any explosive you craft by up to 5 feet.

Master Gunsmith

At 18th level, you reach the peak of your craft. You learn the following Legendary Masterwork Property:

Burst Fire

Legendary property

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Components

Masterwork exotic firearm with the Automatic property

When you take the Attack action to make an attack with this firearm, you can use your bonus action to make a single additional attack with it.

 

 

Clockworkers’ Guild

Masters of clockwork, the tinkers and gearsmiths of the Clockworkers’ Guild study and perfect the art of fashioning constructs. Their designs are as elegant as they are functional, translating simple ticking movements through a kaleidoscope of gears and pistons to create lifelike, even seemingly intelligent, clockwork creatures. Nearly all clockworkers are attended by a pair of their construct servants, who serve a dual purpose as attentive assistants and relentless bodyguards. Veteran clockworkers, however, walk astride constructs taller than themselves, great gear- driven golems of formidable strength.

Clockwork Constructs

Starting when you join this guild at 3rd level, you assemble two mechanical servants. You can choose a clockwork bolter or a clockwork macer for each of your two constructs, and can change your decision when you take a long rest. Each of your constructs comes equipped with an installed masterwork weapon, which you can modify with masterwork properties. Your constructs are always proficient with installed weapons.

Repairing your Constructs. When you take a long rest, you can repair your constructs to their full hit points. You are always considered to have enough scrap and material to build and repair your constructs.

Commanding your Constructs. Your constructs act on your turn, though they don’t take actions unless you command them to. While your constructs are within 500 feet of you, you can mentally command them to move to specific locations (no action required) or use your action to command all of your constructs to attack. Additionally, you can use your bonus action to command one of your constructs to attack; this construct does not add an ability score to its damage roll.

Your constructs use your Intelligence modifier + your proficiency bonus instead of their normal attack bonus, if it would be higher. Additionally, your constructs add twice your level to their maximum hit points.

The connection to your constructs is taxing, and you cannot magically summon nor command any other creatures while your constructs are active.

Starting at 5th level, you can choose to build a gear guardian (Animated Armor), instead of two clockwork bolters or clockwork macers.

Quick-Detach

Starting at 7th level, you can switch which weapons are installed into your clockwork constructs on the fly. As an action, you can remove the weapon installed in one of your constructs within 5 feet of you and replace it with a weapon you are holding.

Reinforced Clockwork

Starting at 10th level, you can spend 10 minutes to apply additional reinforcement to one of your constructs. The next time that construct takes damage, it reduces the damage taken by 1d8.

Death Burst

Beginning at 14th level, you can integrate a dead man’s switch into each of your constructs: a bomb which detonates when your construct is critically damaged. When a construct with the bomb drops to 0 hit points, it detonates in a 10-foot radius explosion. Each creature within the area must make a Dexterity saving throw against your Masterwork save DC or take 6d6 fire damage.

Shield Guardian

Beginning at 18th, you’ve driven the final bolt in what will likely amount to your greatest mechanical creation: a shield guardian. As long as you are alive, only you can wear the guardian’s amulet; while you are wearing it, you cannot command any other constructs. As an action, you can replace the guardian’s fist weapon with any installed masterwork weapon of your choice.

 

 

 

 

Filigrist’s Guild

The master artisans of the great fey elf cities are some of the most talented craftspeople anywhere in the multiverse. While they could make anything, they generally prefer to exhibit their incredible skills by fashioning decorative items: jewelry, sculptures, and ornaments. The masterpieces forged by a filigrist are treasures that will be passed down in families for generations, jealously buried in tombs, and unearthed centuries later, looking every bit as magnificent.

Ornamentation

When you enter this profession at 3rd level, you learn to craft armor and weapons that incorporate beautification not only as an aesthetic choice, but as an enhancement to the item’s capabilities. By spending 500 gold and 8 hours of work, you can apply the Ornamented property to a masterwork weapon or the Decorated property to a suit of Masterwork armor.

Decorated

Apprentice property

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Components. Suit of masterwork armor As a reaction when you are hit by an attack from a creature you can see, you can cause the attacker to reroll the attack against you and add your Intelligence modifier to your AC. The attacker must use the new roll.

You can apply this property multiple times, once at each level of Masterwork properties. You can use this ability once for each time this property has been applied, regaining all expended when you finish a long rest.

Ornamented

Apprentice property

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Components Masterwork weapon Once per turn when you make an attack roll with this weapon and miss, you can reroll the attack, adding your Intelligence modifier to the roll. You must use the new roll.

You can apply this property multiple times, once at each level of Masterwork properties. You can use this ability once for each time this property has been applied, regaining all expended when you finish a long rest.

Formidable Finery

At 3rd level, you also learn how to craft jewelry that is both beautiful and remarkably functional. You can designate a collection of rings, necklaces, bracelets, and other jewelry you have crafted that is worth at least 1,000 gp as a suit of finery. While wearing your finery, your Armor Class is equal to 10 + your Dexterity modifier + 1 per 1,000 gold your finery is worth (maximum +3). Your finery is treated as a suit of exotic masterwork light armor. You can continue to invest gold and jewels into your finery, improving the bonus it provides to your Armor Class, by spending the gold necessary as you work on your finery over a long rest.

While wearing your finery, you can use your Intelligence modifier instead of your Charisma modifier for Deception, Intimidation, and Persuasion checks.

Alluring Finery

Starting at 7th level, as an action, while wearing your finery, you can force one creature that you can see within 30 feet of you to make a Wisdom saving throw, opposed by your Masterwork save DC. On a failed save, the creature is drawn to you, compelled by your glorious accoutrements. For the next minute, it has disadvantage on attack rolls against creatures other than you.

The effect ends if you attack any other creature, if you cast a spell that targets a hostile creature other than the target, if a creature friendly to you damages the target or casts a harmful spell on it, or if you end your turn more than 30 feet away from the target.

You can use this ability a number of times equal to your Intelligence modifier, and regain all expended uses when you finish a long rest.

Magnificence

When you reach 10th level, you can spend 10 minutes polishing a suit of armor or a weapon until it sparkles, or up to 6 following a short or long rest. The polished piece of gear gains the following benefits:

Brilliant. The item sheds bright light in a 20-foot radius, and dim light for an additional 20 feet. The item shines for 8 hours, after which the light fades. While the item is shedding light, if the creature using that item fails on a saving throw, it can use its reaction to reroll that saving throw; it must take the second roll. Once this ability is used, the item’s light fades. A creature can only benefit from this ability once every 24 hours.

Dazzling Defenses

At 14th level, your weapons shine with the rainbow hues of dozens of gemstones. When you deal damage to a creature with a weapon that has the Ornamented property, you can use your bonus action to distract the creature, causing it to have disadvantage on the next attack roll or saving throw it makes.

Once you use this ability, you can’t use it again until you finish a short or long rest.

Master Filigrist

At 18th level, you reach the peak of your craft. You learn the following Legendary property:

Royal

Legendary property

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Components

Suit of exotic masterwork armor

This armor, fit for a king or emperor, is layered with brilliant gold and gems. While wearing this armor, you can add your Intelligence modifier to all saving throws you make.

 

 

Forgemasters’ Guild

To a forgemaster, heat is not merely integral to forging, curing, and welding gear, it is a weapon in its own right, for the swing of a white-hot blade bites not only with steel, but with flame. A forgemaster carries the intensity of a forge with them, storing it in their armor and building it up in their weapons, before unleashing it in a scorching blast.

Forgefired Armory

When you enter this profession at 3rd level, you construct a portable, wearable furnace which allows you to heat objects you are forging without the need for a specially-constructed shop or forge. This apparatus is bulky, but can be worn over clothing or armor; donning or doffing the gear takes 1 minute. When you gain this forge, you are assumed to have been working on them in your spare time, only bringing it to full functionality when you take this subclass.

If your furnace is ever lost or damaged, you can repair or replace it over the course of a long rest with 100 gp of materials.

While wearing your furnace, weapons you wield can deal fire damage instead of their normal damage type.

Burn

At 3rd level, while wearing your furnace, you can funnel the heat from its fire into your strikes. Whenever you make an attack against a hostile creature, you gain 1 burn point. You can store up to 3 burn points at a time; if you are wearing heavy armor, you can instead store a number of burn points equal to half your craftsman level (minimum 3).

Whenever you hit a creature with a weapon, if you have 3 or more burn points stored, you can use your bonus action to discharge all of your stored burn points, dealing an additional 1d6 fire damage for each burn point discharged.

Unspent burn points dissipate after 1 minute, or when you remove your furnace.

Forgeknight Initiate

Also at 3rd level, you learn to use the fires of your furnace in more exotic ways. While wearing your furnace, you can cast the mending and produce flame cantrips at will. Intelligence is your spellcasting ability for each of these spells.

Scalding Defenses

Beginning at 7th level, while you are wearing a suit of heavy armor, you gain resistance to fire damage, and any attack you make with a weapon that deals fire damage ignores resistance to fire damage.

Additionally, you learn how to forge weapons that can channel incredible amounts of heat. You can apply the Heat property to your masterwork weapons:

Heat

Journeyman property

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Components

Masterwork weapon with the Two-Handed property

This weapon gains the Heat property. Additionally, it deals fire damage instead of its normal type. and its damage die increases by 1 step.

Heat. This weapon gains a heat point whenever an attack is made using it, and loses one heat point whenever you begin your turn. If it gains 3 heat points, the weapon overheats and loses all heat points. An overheated weapon can’t be used to make an attack again until the end of your next turn.

 

 

Heart of the Forge

Starting at 10th level, you can you can plunge a number of melee weapons or pieces of ammunition into an active forge or your furnace, heating them to white-hot temperatures. Weapons and ammunition placed in the forge must be made of metal, and remain heated for 10 minutes. You can heat one weapon or 2 pieces of ammunition in the forge as an action, or up to 10 weapons or 20 pieces of ammunition over the course of a minute. A heated weapon or piece of ammunition deals fire damage instead of its normal type and ignites flammable objects hit by it, if the target is not being worn or carried.

Fires of the Forge

At 14th level, you learn to release the heat stored in your gear to devastating effect. While wearing your furnace, if you have 5 burn points stored, you can cast the spell heat metal as an action, targeting a creature within 60 feet of you, without using a spell slot. Alternatively, if you have 7 burn points stored, you can cast the spell fireball as an action without using a spell slot. Intelligence is your spellcasting ability for both of these spells.

Once you use this ability to cast either spell, you must finish a short or long rest before you can do so again.

Master Forgeknight

At 18th level, you reach the peak of your craft. You learn the following Masterwork property:

Forgebound

Legendary property

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Components

Suit of exotic masterwork heavy armor

You build a miniature furnace into this suit of armor, as well as layers of heat dispersing materials. While wearing this armor, you gain immunity to fire damage and cold damage, and can survive in extremely cold and hot temperatures (from 150 degrees Fahrenheit down to -100 degrees Fahrenheit) with no ill effect.

Additionally, when you take the Dash action while wearing this suit of armor, you leave a trail of fire in your wake. This trail is 5 feet wide, and lasts until the start of your next turn. Any creature that enters the area for the first time on its turn or starts its turn in the area takes 1d8 + your Intelligence modifier fire damage.

Luminaries’ Guild

Ill content to work with materials like steel, wood, or cloth, craftsmen of the Luminaries’ Guild have developed tools to shape light itself into their creations. Hardlight stands among the most versatile materials ever to be discovered: it is light, pliant, and strong, but best of all, it can be conjured whole cloth into brilliant, glowing objects. Originally, its use was limited to only arcanists, but with the invention of the hardlight projector, nonmagical craftsmen can fashion this material into weapons and armor that appear in the blink of an eye.

Hardlight Armament

Starting when you join this guild at 3rd level, you learn to forge lasting equipment out of hardlight using a special device called a hardlight projector. If the projector is lost or destroyed, you can construct a new one over a long rest for 100 gp.

Using the projector, you can apply the following masterwork properties to your equipment:

Hardlight

Apprentice property

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Components

Masterwork weapon

This weapon is forged entirely from hardlight, expanding into a brilliant solid object when drawn and condensing again into a control chip when stored. This weapon weighs nothing, but possesses a similar amount of inertia when used. Its damage type changes to force. As an interaction on your turn, draw or store any hardlight weapons you possess and don or doff a suit of hardlight armor.

Hardlight

Apprentice property

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Components

Suit of masterwork armor

This armor is constructed entirely from shimmering hardlight, appearing about you in an instant when needed. It weighs nothing and glows with dim light in a 10-foot radius sphere. As an interaction on your turn, you can don or doff this armor, and draw or store any hardlight weapons you possess.

Lightforge

Also at 3rd level, as a bonus action, you forge a suit of armor, a shield, a set of artisan tools, or any melee weapon that deals bludgeoning, piercing, or slashing damage, made entirely out of scintillating hardlight. Weapons and armor created by this ability can be exotic, but can’t be masterwork. After 10 minutes, this object evaporates completely into light.

 

 

Photonic Fortifications

At 7th level, you can you can use an action to raise a defense wall of hardlight. Select a space within 15 feet of you. Starting from that point, a number of translucent panels equal to your Intelligence modifier appear, which connect to form one continuous wall. Each panel is 5 feet wide, 4 feet tall, 1/4-inch-thick, and is tall enough to provide half cover for any Medium creature behind it. Creatures cannot move through the wall, though they can jump over it. The wall persists for 1 minute or until you dismiss it on your turn (no action required). Once you use this ability, you can’t use it again until you finish a short or long rest.

Hardlight Edge

Beginning at 10th level, you can spend 10 minutes to fortify a weapon with a glittering hardlight coating, or up to 6 following a short or long rest, which gains one of the following properties of your choice:

• Force Edged. This weapon deals force damage on a hit and deals an additional 1d4 damage on a hit.
• Radiant Edged. This weapon deals radiant damage on a hit and its reach increases by 5 feet.

This weapon retains its property until it hits a target, after which it loses its property.

Beam Cannon

Starting at 14th level, as an action, you can overcharge your hardlight projector to fire a beam in a 100-foot long, 5-foot wide line out from you in a direction you choose. Each creature within that area must make a Dexterity saving throw, opposed by your spell save DC. A creature takes 8d6 radiant damage, or half as much on a success. The blast leaves behind a super-heated trail in the area of the line, which remains until the start of your next turn. A creature which enters the area for the first time on their turn takes 4d6 fire damage. The beams ignite flammable objects in the area that aren’t being worn or carried.

Once you use this ability, you can’t use it again until you finish a short or long rest.

Master Luminary

At 18th level you reach the peak of your craft. You learn the following Legendary crafting technique:

Photonic

Legendary property

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Components

Masterwork exotic weapon with the Hardlight property

The weapon is infused with unstable hardlight, increasing its damage potential. This weapon can deal radiant damage instead of its normal damage type, and it deals an additional 1d6 force or radiant damage on a hit (your choice).

Photonic

Legendary property

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Components

Suit of exotic masterwork armor with the Hardlight property

This armor is constructed from refined hardlight, making it highly resistant to damage. This armor grants resistance to radiant and force damage while worn, and unarmed attacks made while worn deal an additional 1d4 radiant or force damage (your choice).

 

 

Maesters’ Guild

While most seasoned spellcasters will enchant a handful of magic items over the course of their careers, artisans belonging to the Guild of Arcane Maesters seek to become true masters of magic item creation. They rightly take seriously the forging of such powerful relics: each creation must be a masterwork in its own right to contain the potent magic woven into them. Despite laboring for months or even years to perfect their creations, seasoned maesters are always seen to be laden with dozens of magic items, attuned to a handful of rings, and carrying a wand of fireballs, just in case.

Maester’s Ring

When you take this profession at 3rd level, you forge yourself a small magic item known as a Maester’s Ring. This ring is attuned to you, doesn’t count against your number of attuned items, and, if lost, will always return to your finger on the following dawn.

When you craft this ring, select two cantrips from the wizard spell list. While wearing this ring, you can cast either of those cantrips, as well as the mending cantrip. Your ring gains one additional cantrip of your choice at 10th level and at 18th level. Intelligence is your spellcasting ability for these cantrips.

Arcane Smithing

When you begin this profession at 3rd level, you learn a more efficient, though more strenuous, method of enchanting magic items. When you craft a magic item, you may do so at a rate of 150 gp per craftsman level per day, continuing until you have reached the market value of the item (see the Magic Item Crafting table, page 47). Enchanting a magic item at this rate is a taxing process: when you finish a long rest after any day that you make progress towards completion of an item at this speed, you take one level of exhaustion, which can only be removed by completing a long rest.

When enchanting an item in this fashion, you do not need to expend spell slots or know the specific spells required to make the item in question, though you must still have or create a schematic for that item and meet the minimum level requirement. Moreover, creating items that require attunement is far more difficult, requiring you to be a higher level than normal to craft, as shown on the Maester Crafting table.

Maester Crafting

Rarity	Crafting Level	Attunement Level
Common	3rd	3rd
Uncommon	3rd	7th
Rare	7th	11th
Very Rare	11th	17th
Legendary	17th	20th

Starting at 7th level, you have advantage on all Intelligence (Arcana) checks made to create magic item schematics.

Attunement Specialist

Starting at 7th level, you can attune to 4 magic items at once, and can attune to any magic item even if you don’t meet the attunement requirements. At 18th level, this number increases to 5 magic items.

Additionally, you can attune to a magic item which requires attunement as an action, and can use any scroll as if you were a spellcaster with that spell on your spell list. Since you cannot cast spells, you must always make a spellcasting check to cast a spell from a scroll when using this ability.

Efficient Enchanting

At 10th level, you learn to enchant small batches of regularly used consumable magic items with little to no cost or effort. Whenever you craft a consumable common magic item, you can instead create a batch of 1 + your Intelligence modifier of that item. When you craft a consumable uncommon magic item, you instead make two of it.

Rapid Recharge

Starting at 14th level, as an action on your turn, you can allow a magic item you are holding to regain a number of charges equal to the amount it normally regains at dawn. Once you use this ability, you cannot do so again until you complete a long rest.

Master Spellwright

At 18th level, you reach the peak of your craft. You learn the following Legendary crafting properties:

Ardent

Legendary property

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Components

Suit of masterwork exotic armor

Select three damage types from the following list: cold, fire, force, lightning, necrotic, psychic, radiant, thunder. While wearing this suit of armor, you gain resistance to those three damage types.

Mystical

Legendary property

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Components

Exotic masterwork weapon

If this weapon deals an additional die of damage due to its Master property, it deals two dice of additional damage instead.

 

 

Mechanauts’ Guild

For centuries, the pinnacle of mechanized vehicles was the apparatus of the crab, a singular device capable of exploring inhospitable environments, from the sea floor to lava-strewn volcanic fields. However, ambitious craftsmen from the Mechanauts’ Guild have drawn up designs for a new vehicle, mightier and more customizable than the old apparatus. This device is a walking tank, equipped with savage fists, scuttling legs, and climate control enhancements, a vehicle to dwarf all others, a true feat of engineering.

Mechanical Marvel

At 3rd level, you complete the frame of a Mechanaut’s Apparatus, with ample room for upgrades and improvements. Its blueprints are based on the apparatus of the crab, but you can model your apparatus to appear as any beast or as a humanoid figure.

Your apparatus comes with two installed masterwork weapons, which you can modify with masterwork properties. Although your apparatus cannot wear armor, its body functions as a suit of exotic masterwork heavy armor, which can also be modified with masterwork properties. Your apparatus is always proficient with its installed weapons and body armor.

In addition to modifying its body and weapons, you can apply unique masterwork properties to the frame of your apparatus. These properties are listed later in this class description.

Repairing the Apparatus. When you take a long rest, you can repair your apparatus to full hit points. You are always considered to have enough material to repair your apparatus. If your apparatus is lost, you can build a new one for 400 gp.

Piloting the Apparatus. Your apparatus acts on your turn, though it doesn’t take actions unless you are piloting it. While your apparatus is within 500 feet of you, you can mentally command it to move (no action required).

While the apparatus is within 5 feet of you, you can enter it or exit it by using half your movement. While inside the apparatus, you can use your action to pilot it, causing the apparatus to take the Attack, Dash, Disengage, or Dodge actions. Any creature can enter the apparatus, but only you can pilot it.

Artificial Attunement

By 7th level, you’ve developed a means of affixing magic items to your apparatus, granting it their mystical benefits. When you attune to a magic item, you can choose to install it into your apparatus. The item still takes up one of your attunement slots, but grants its benefits to your apparatus instead of you. While piloting your apparatus, you can cause it to take the Use an Object action.

Tune-Up

Starting at 10th level, you can spend 10 minutes tuning and shoring up your apparatus’s more delicate mechanisms, granting it temporary hit points equal to your Intelligence modifier plus your proficiency bonus.

Jury-Rigging

At 14th level, while riding your apparatus, you can use a bonus action to restore a number of hit points equal to 5 + your Intelligence modifier to the apparatus. You cannot use this ability if your apparatus has more than half of its maximum hit points remaining.

 

 

Master Mechanist

At 18th level, you reach the peak of your craft. You learn the following Legendary property:

Execution Protocol

Legendary property

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Components

Mechanaut’s Apparatus

This apparatus has advantage on attack rolls against creatures that have fewer than half their maximum hit points left.

Apparatus Properties

The following apparatus properties are organized by crafting level. While the properties applied to its armor and weapons affect its combat effectiveness, the modifications made directly to its frame determine its utility and support capabilities.

Apprentice Properties

You can apply a number of Apprentice properties equal to your Intelligence modifier + your Masterwork Bonus (minimum 1) to your apparatus’s frame.

Amenities

Apprentice property

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Components

Mechanaut’s Apparatus

The interior of this apparatus is particularly cozy, perhaps even including a warm blanket and pillow. You can sleep while within this apparatus with no ill effects.

Control Harness

Apprentice property

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Components

Mechanaut’s Apparatus

This apparatus features a set of straps and buckles to keep its rider secured. While piloting this apparatus, you cannot be dismounted against your will.

Ejector Seat

Apprentice property

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Components

Mechanaut’s Apparatus

This apparatus comes equipped with an emergency ejection system, allowing for quick escape. Exiting this apparatus costs no movement.

Elixir Injector

Apprentice property

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Components

Mechanaut’s Apparatus

A funnel in the cockpit allows riders to mix potions in with this apparatus’s fuel. As an action, you can ‘feed’ your apparatus a potion, which affects the apparatus as if it drank it.

Heavy Shocks

Apprentice property

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Components

Mechanaut’s Apparatus

Sturdy suspension has been built into the legs of this apparatus. Whenever this apparatus would take damage from falling, it treats the height fallen as being up to 50 feet shorter.

Telescopic Frame

Apprentice property

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Components

Mechanaut’s Apparatus

This apparatus can compress into a smaller construct when not in use. While no one is inside the apparatus, you can command it to collapse down to Medium size. While reduced in this way, the apparatus cannot be entered, even by a Small creature.

Warpaint

Apprentice property

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Components

Mechanaut’s Apparatus

This apparatus has been decorated or designed in a particularly intimidating way, striking fear into those who face it. While riding this apparatus, you add your Intelligence modifier to Intimidation (Charisma) checks. Journeyman Properties You can apply only one Journeyman property to your apparatus’s frame at a time.

Stern Servos

Journeyman property

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Components

Mechanaut’s Apparatus

This apparatus’s Strength score increases by 3 (to 17).

Sturdy Servos

Journeyman property

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Components

Mechanaut’s Apparatus

This apparatus’s Constitution score increases by 3 (to 17), increasing the frame’s maximum hit points by your level.

Swift Servos

Journeyman property

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Components

Mechanaut’s Apparatus

This apparatus’s Dexterity score increases by 3 (to 17).

 

 

Master Properties

You can apply only one Master property to your apparatus’s frame at a time.

Ettercap Compartments

Master property

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Components

Mechanaut’s Apparatus

This apparatus has a spider-inspired material attached to its mobility limbs, allowing it to scale steep surfaces. It gains the ability to move up, down, and across vertical surfaces and ceilings, in addition to a climb speed equal to its movement speed.

Organic Interlay

Master property

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Components

Mechanaut’s Apparatus

Through clever integration of an ironwood lining, this apparatus is just organic enough to benefit from magical restoration. While its creature type is still construct, this apparatus can now regain hit points from the use of healing spells such as cure wounds and healing word.

Legendary Properties

You can apply only one Legendary property to your apparatus at a time.

Arcana Tether

Legendary property

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Components

Mechanaut’s Apparatus

Small fittings, composed of etherite or similar mystical minerals, bind the astral form of this apparatus to its rider. When you are affected by a spell that targets only you, you can choose for it to also affect your apparatus.

Glasteel Cover

Legendary property

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Components

Mechanaut’s Apparatus

By utilizing a transparent metal known as glasteel in its cockpit, this apparatus affords incredible protection to its rider, while still providing them with full vision of the battlefield. Any creature riding this apparatus is granted full cover from outside attacks.

 

 

Thunderlords’ Guild

From the earliest days of life, storms (and particularly, lightning) have struck the creatures caught in them with awe and terror. The Thunderlords, by contrast, draw wild inspiration from the majesty of nature, and seek to, quite literally, capture lightning in a bottle.

Thunderlord Gear

At 3rd level, you craft two unique pieces of gear: a power cell and a pair of conduit gauntlets. These are both complex, costly pieces of equipment, requiring long hours of study and experimentation to create. When you gain these items, you are assumed to have been working on them in your spare time, only bringing them to full functionality when you take this subclass.

If your power cell is ever lost or damaged, you can repair or replace it over the course of a long rest with 100 gp of materials. You can repair, replace, or create a copy of one of your conduit gauntlets over the course of a long rest with 150 gp of materials.

Charge Points. You have a number of charge points, which represent the electrical energy stored within your power cell. Your maximum number of charge points is equal to half your craftsman level, rounded up. You can spend these points to generate various electrical effects through your conduit gauntlets. You regain all expended charge points when you finish a short or long rest.

Conduit Gauntlets. Your conduit gauntlets are each exotic masterwork weapons, with statistics shown above. These draw power from your power cell, and do not function if disconnected from it. While wearing them, you can still manipulate or hold objects in those hands, though you cannot do so and attack with them at the same time. You can add your Intelligence modifier, instead of your Dexterity modifier, to attack rolls you make with your conduit gauntlets.

Conduction

Starting at 3rd level, when you hit a creature with an attack that deals lightning damage on your turn while wearing your conduit gauntlets, you can spend one or more charge points to enhance the power of the attack. When you do so, add your Intelligence modifier to the damage roll of that attack, and you can apply one of the following effects:

Burst.

Each creature within 10 feet of the creature you

hit must succeed on a Dexterity saving throw against your Masterwork save DC or take lightning damage equal to half the damage rolled.

Chain.

Your attack causes lightning to arc to nearby

creatures. For every 2 charge points spent, you can make a single ranged spell attack against a creature you can see within 15 feet of the creature you hit. This attack deals 1d8 + your Intelligence modifier on a hit.

Flash.

You can use your bonus action to move up to

half your movement speed. Doing so does not provoke opportunity attacks.

Impulse.

The creature you hit is shoved 10 feet for each

charge point spent directly away from you.

Jolt.

The creature you hit cannot take reactions until the

start of your next turn.

Shock

At 3rd level, while you are wearing your conduit gauntlets and have at least one unspent charge point, you can use the cantrips shocking grasp and spare the dying. Intelligence is your spellcasting modifier for these spells.

Name	Cost	Weight	Damage	Properties
Exotic Ranged Weapon
Conduit Gauntlets	150 gp	2 lb	2d6 lightning	Blaster (40/120), light

Lightning Rod

Starting at 7th level, while you’re wearing your conduit gauntlets, you gain resistance to lightning damage. Additionally, whenever you take lightning damage from a hostile creature while wearing your gauntlets, you can regain 2 expended charge points as a reaction.

Static Charge

Starting at 10th level, you can spend 10 minutes to store an electric charge in a suit of armor or weapon, or up to 6 pieces of gear if done over a short or long rest.

Charged Armor.

When you use this ability to charge a suit of armor, the first time you take damage from a melee attack, you can use your reaction to expend the charge, dealing 2d6 lightning damage to the creature that struck you.

Charged Weapon.

When you use this ability to charge a weapon, the weapon deals 1d6 additional lightning damage on a hit, expending the charge.

High Voltage

Starting at 14th level, while wearing your conduit gauntlets, you can spend 5 charge points to cast the spell lightning bolt without using a spell slot. This spell uses your Masterwork save DC.

Additionally, when you deal lightning damage to a creature twice on your turn, you can use your bonus action to deal that creature an additional 1d8 lightning damage.

 

 

Master Electrician

At 18th level, you reach the peak of your craft. You learn the following Legendary properties:

Coil

Legendary property

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Components

Suit of masterwork exotic armor

You fit an electrical coil to the back of your armor. As a bonus action on your turn, you can activate or deactivate the coil, generating a 10-foot radius field of electrical energy around you. The first time a creature enters this area during a turn or if it starts its turn there, it must make a Dexterity saving throw or take 2d6 lightning damage. A creature damaged by this ability can’t use its reaction until the end of your next turn.

Conductive

Legendary property

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Components

Conduit gauntlet

When you use your Conduction ability with this weapon, you can add the following effect to the attack if you spend 2 or more charge points:

Stun. The target must succeed on a Constitution saving throw or be stunned until the end of your next turn.

Trapper’s Guild

Craftsmen are no strangers to turrets, bombs, and clockwork mechanisms, but the craftsmen of the Trapper’s Guild raise this to a level of artistry. Given enough time and resources, a trapsmith can veritably blanket a room in dangerous implements, setting the stage to slay an intruder in a half-dozen unique ways. While the traps do the dirty work, the trapsmith is free to lounge about some distance away, enjoying a cold beverage and dreaming up new, dangerous designs.

Danger Sense

At 3rd level, your experience with traps gives you an edge when escaping danger. You have advantage on Dexterity saving throws against effects that you can see, such as traps and spells. To gain this benefit, you can’t be blinded, deafened, or incapacitated.

Traps

You are an expert in designing ingenious and lethal traps. Starting at 3rd level, you can craft traps and deploy traps, which are detailed in the Traps section below, using your crafting tools and a bag of trapsmith’s parts. This bag of gears, detonators, springs, and other mechanical equipment contains many of the parts you need to construct traps.

You can deploy a number of traps equal to your craftsman level at no cost, and regain all expended deployments when you finish a long rest. You can disarm a trap and recover it as an action or a bonus action. If you deploy a trap and recover it before taking a long rest, it does not count against the number of traps you can deploy.

Instead of improving your traps independently, you instead refine the quality of your parts using the following property:

Trap Upgrade

Apprentice property

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Components

Trapsmith’s parts

Any trap you build using your trapsmith’s parts has a +1 bonus to its attack rolls and save DC. You can apply this property multiple times, once at each level of Masterwork properties, further increasing the bonus by +1 each time.

Smart Traps

Starting at 7th level, traps you deploy do not trigger on or target creatures you choose.

 

 

Booby Trap

Starting at 10th level, you take 10 minutes to conceal one of your traps from an unsuspecting target. A creature can detect a concealed trap by using its action to make an Intelligence (Investigation) or Wisdom (Perception) check (DC equals your crafting technique save DC), or by having a passive Perception score higher than that DC. The first time this trap activates, it deals twice the normal damage.

Rapid Setup

By 14th level, you can assemble a gauntlet of traps in the blink of an eye. As an action, you can deploy three traps which all have a deployment time of 1 action. These traps can’t trigger until the end of your turn. Once you use this ability, you can’t use it again until you finish a long rest.

Master Trapsmith

At 18th level, you reach the peak of your craft. You learn the following crafting technique:

Ambush Weapon

Legendary property

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Components

Exotic masterwork weapon with the Two- Handed property

By integrating the clever springs and clockwork of your trapsmith parts into your weapon, you always have a spare quick-deploy trap on hand. You can use your action to load any trap with a deployment time of 1 action into this weapon. Once loaded, the trap can be deployed as a bonus action.

Traps

Trappers have a wide variety of dangerous armaments to maim and disable their enemies. Generally, traps are deployed by throwing them within range as an action and activate on some sort of trigger. Unless otherwise specified, a trap occupies the same space as a Tiny creature. If one of your traps calls for a saving throw, it uses your masterwork save DC.

Auto-Turret

Deployment Time:

1 action

Range:

5 feet

Trigger:

1 bonus action

This sophisticated device automatically lines up a crossbow on a target, retracts the bowstring, and fires a bolt. You can designate a target within 30 feet of the auto-turret by speaking a coded instruction as a bonus action on your turn. The turret then makes an attack roll (attack bonus equals your proficiency bonus + your Intelligence modifier.) On a hit, the turret deals 1d8 piercing damage. The turret carries only 10 pieces of ammunition and deactivates automatically 1 minute after first being triggered.

Deployable Barrier

Deployment Time:

1 action

Range:

5 feet

Trigger:

None

Though not a trap in the conventional sense, a deployable barrier is a simple, yet vital tool for survival in combat. This barrier collapses to be easily carried and expands to be 5 feet wide and almost 4 feet tall, mounting securely into the ground, when deployed. The barrier has AC 8 and 25 HP. A Medium creature that hunkers down behind it has three-quarters cover from the opposite side. Small and smaller creatures have full cover behind the barrier.

Two or more of these barriers can be linked to create larger walls consisting of 5-foot panels, each of which can be independently targeted and destroyed.

 

 

Landmine

Deployment Time:

1 minute

Range:

0 feet

Trigger:

Target moving within the trap’s area

You bury a landmine, an explosive with a pressure trigger, which explodes when a creature steps on it. Once a landmine is buried, it occupies a 5-foot-square area under the ground. If a Small or larger creature steps in this area, it and each creature within 5 feet of it must make a Dexterity saving throw. On a failed save, the target takes 1d10 damage from the bomb, or half as much on a successful save. Each creature within 5 feet of the target takes half damage on a failed save. A landmine is destroyed when it is triggered. A creature can detect the presence of a buried landmine with a Wisdom (Perception) check opposed by your crafting technique save DC.

This damage of this trap increases as you gain higher levels in this class. At 5th level, the damage increases to 2d10, at 11th level, the damage increases to 3d10, and at 17th level, the damage increases to 4d10.

Man-Trap

Deployment Time:

1 action

Range:

0 feet

Trigger:

Target moving within the trap’s area

This oversized hunting trap, which is affixed to the ground in an unoccupied 5-foot-square area, clamps down with sharpened teeth onto the legs of an unfortunate creature that steps into it. A target that steps into the trap must succeed on a Dexterity saving throw or take 1d10 slashing damage and stop moving. Until the target or another creature uses it action to make a Strength check (DC equals your Masterwork save DC) to free the target, it can’t move. Creatures of Huge size and larger can move normally, ripping the trap from its mounting when they move.

This damage of this trap increases as you gain higher levels in this class. At 5th level, the damage increases to 2d10, at 11th level, the damage increases to 3d10, and at 17th level, the damage increases to 4d10.

Razor Wire

Deployment Time:

1 action

Range:

10 feet

Trigger:

Target moving through the wire’s line

This immensely sharp wire is fired from a special device that anchors its two ends in surfaces that you choose and pulls the wire taught. When you deploy this trap, you choose two locations within range as anchor points; the wire occupies a line between those points. This wire is thin and nearly invisible. A creature can detect razor wire with a Wisdom (Perception) check opposed by your Masterwork save DC. If a creature that does not see the razor wire crosses its line, it must make a Dexterity saving throw, taking 2d8 slashing damage on a failed save, or half as much on a successful one.

Remote-Control Bomb

Deployment Time:

1 action

Range

: 5 feet

Trigger:

The bomb contacts a creature

You can use your action to deploy this rolling construct bomb within 5 feet of you and you can use your bonus action to remotely steer it using a second device. The device moves up to 25 feet when you steer it, and you see from the bomb’s perspective when you do so. You can control only 1 deployed remote-control bomb at a time. If you steer this bomb into an obstacle, it explodes. The target makes a Dexterity saving throw, taking 1d8 fire damage on a failed save, or half as much on a successful one. The damage of this trap increases as you gain higher levels in this class. At 5th level, the damage increases to 2d8, at 11th level, the damage increases to 3d8, and at 17th level, the damage increases to 4d8.

Trigger Mine

Deployment Time:

1 action

Range:

30 feet

Trigger:

1 bonus action

These throwable mines detonate when you use your bonus action to press a detonator. All trigger mines currently deployed detonate at once when you do so. Each creature within 5 feet of one or more bombs must make a Dexterity saving throw. A creature takes 1d8 fire damage on a failed save, or half as much on a successful one. The damage of this trap increases as you gain higher levels in this class. At 5th level, the damage increases to 2d8, at 11th level, the damage increases to 3d8, and at 17th level, the damage increases to 4d8.

 

 

Masterwork

Properties Masterwork properties can be applied to any piece of masterwork equipment, provided you can spare the time and gold cost required to apply it. Each property entry details the property’s level and the type of equipment it can be applied to.

Unless otherwise noted, a piece of gear cannot have the same property more than once; for example, you cannot apply the Heavy property to a greatsword, or the Martial property to a longbow.

Damage Steps

If a Masterwork Property increases or decreases a weapon’s damage, it is moved up and down one step on the following scale, down to a minimum of 1d4:

Further increases uses the damage scaling below.

If the weapon being modified has 2 damage dice (such as a greatsword or a firearm), the scale is instead:

Weapon Properties

The following weapon properties are organized by crafting level. Generally, Apprentice properties can be used to fashion nearly any type of simple, martial, or exotic weapon, though some weapons might require one Journeyman property as well. Master and Legendary properties, by contrast, are used almost exclusively by master craftsmen on their personal equipment.

Masterwork properties applied to ranged weapons apply their effects to their ammunition, if applicable. If a property requires a martial weapon, you can apply it to an exotic weapon.

Apprentice Properties

You can apply a number of Apprentice properties equal to your Intelligence modifier + your Masterwork Bonus (minimum 1) to a weapon.

Aerodynamic

Apprentice property

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Components

Masterwork weapon with the Thrown property

The thrown range of this weapon doubles and its damage decreases by 1 step.

Automatic

Apprentice property

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Components

Masterwork ranged weapon with the Ammunition property

This weapon gains the Automatic property and its damage decreases by 1 step.

Automatic. When you make an attack with this weapon on your turn, you can choose to make two attacks with disadvantage instead. These attacks always have disadvantage, regardless of circumstance. These attacks use double the normal amount of ammunition.

Balanced

Apprentice property

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Components

Masterwork martial weapon with the Heavy property

This weapon gains the Balanced property.

Balanced. This weapon is suitable for nimble, swift combat, despite its size. A weapon with this property can be wielded by Small creatures without disadvantage.

 

 

Blaster

Apprentice property

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Components

Masterwork ranged weapon with the Ammunition property

This weapon loses the Ammunition, Loading, and Reload properties, as well as any damage die increases associated with these properties. It gains the Blaster property and deals radiant damage instead of its normal type. If this weapon was not previously a firearm, its damage die increases by three steps, and moves to two damage dice, if possible.

Blaster. A weapon with the Blaster property is a ranged weapon that requires no ammunition. Blasters are considered firearms for the purpose of class features and abilities. Like firearms, you don’t add your ability score modifier to blasters’ damage rolls.

Collapsible

Apprentice property

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Components

Masterwork weapon

This weapon gains the Collapsible property.

Collapsible. This weapon has hollowed out portions, usually in the handle, allowing you to collapse it in on itself for ease of storage and concealment. While stowed, you have advantage on Dexterity (Stealth) checks made to conceal this weapon.

Elegant

Apprentice property

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Components

Masterwork exotic weapon with the Light property

This weapon gains the Elegant property and its damage increases by one step.

Elegant. This weapon requires exceptional skill to use. You must have a Dexterity score of 16 or higher to wield an elegant weapon.

Exotic

Apprentice property

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Components

Masterwork martial weapon

This weapon becomes an exotic weapon and its damage increases by 1 step.

Extended Magazine

Apprentice property

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Components

Masterwork martial weapon with the Reload property

The Reload capacity of this weapon is doubled.

Finesse

Apprentice property

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Components

Masterwork melee weapon that does not have the Two-Handed property

This weapon gains the Finesse property.

Fist

Apprentice property

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Components

Masterwork melee weapon that does not have the Two-Handed or Versatile properties

This weapon gains the Fist property and its damage decreases by 1 step.

Fist. Attacks made with this weapon are treated as unarmed strikes.

Foregrip

Apprentice property

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Components

Masterwork weapon with the Reload

property that does not have the Two-Handed property This weapon gains the Foregrip property.

Foregrip. This weapon can be used with one or two hands. If used in two hands, its normal and long ranges double.

Heavy

Apprentice property

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Components

Masterwork martial weapon with the Two-Handed property

This weapon gains the Heavy property and its damage die increases by 1 step.

Light

Apprentice property

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Components

Masterwork weapon that does not have the Two-Handed or Heavy properties

This weapon gains the Light property and its damage die decreases by 1 step.

Loading

Apprentice property

---

Components

Masterwork ranged weapon with the Ammunition property that does not have the Reload property

This weapon gains the Loading property. Its damage die increases by one step.

 

 

Martial

Apprentice property

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Components

Masterwork simple weapon

This weapon becomes a martial weapon. If the weapon is a melee weapon, its damage increases by 1 step. If the weapon is ranged, its short range increases by 20 feet and its long range increases by 60 feet if the weapon’s long range is three times its short range, or by 80 feet, if the weapon’s long range is four times its short range. This property can’t be applied to an exotic weapon.

Nonlethal

Apprentice property

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Components

Martial ranged weapon

This weapon gains the Nonlethal property. Nonlethal. When you reduce a creature to 0 hit points using this weapon, you can choose to knock the creature out, rendering it unconscious, rather than deal a killing blow.

Paired

Apprentice property

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Components

Masterwork martial weapon that has the Light property

This weapon gains the Paired property.

Paired. This weapon comes with a twin weapon using the same statistics. Ideal for two-weapon fighting, you can draw or stow both weapons at the same time. If you lose one of the paired weapons, the remaining weapon loses this property. Removing this property breaks down the twin weapon.

Parrying

Apprentice property

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Components

Masterwork exotic melee weapon with the Finesse property or Light property

This weapon gains the Parrying property.

Parrying. While wielding this weapon and not wielding a shield, you gain a +1 to your AC against melee attacks. You can only gain the benefit of one weapon with this property at a time.

Reach

Apprentice property

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Components

Masterwork martial melee weapon with the Finesse or Two-Handed property

This weapon gains the Reach property and its damage die decreases by 1 step.

Returning

Apprentice property

---

Components

Masterwork melee weapon with the Thrown properties

This weapon gains the Returning property.

Returning. After being thrown, this weapon returns to your hand immediately after the attack hits or misses.

Reload

Apprentice property

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Components

Masterwork martial ranged weapon with the Loading property

This weapon loses the Loading property as well as its associated damage die increase, causing its damage die to decrease by one step. The weapon gains the Reload (5) property. If you apply the Reload property to a weapon with the Mounted property, you can choose to give it the Reload (1, 2 actions) property, and increase its damage by two steps.

Removing this property causes the weapon to inherit the Loading property instead.

Reload. This weapon can be used to make a number of attacks before it must be reloaded. If you are not proficient with the weapon, reloading it takes an action. If you are proficient, you can reload it as a bonus action. Some weapons require longer to reload, even if you have proficiency, which is specified in the Reload property. If reloading a weapon requires longer than one action, the weapon can’t be used to make attacks until reloading is finished.

Scatter

Apprentice property

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Components

Masterwork ranged weapon with the Ammunition or Blaster property that does not have the Sighted property

This weapon gains the Scatter property and its damage die decreases by one step. The weapon’s normal and long ranges are reduced by half, and the weapon’s damage die increases by two steps when an attack with it is made against a target within half of its normal range.

Scatter. If you make an attack against a target that is within half this weapon’s normal range, you deal the damage value listed in parentheses instead of the weapon’s normal damage dice.

Sighted

Apprentice property

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Components

Masterwork martial ranged weapon with the Ammunition or Blaster property that does not have the Scatter or Sighted property

This weapon’s range doubles and it either gains the Sighted property or its damage die decreases by one step. Sighted. This weapon has disadvantage on attack rolls made against targets within 20 feet.

 

 

Superheavy

Apprentice property

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Components

Masterwork exotic weapon with the Heavy property

This weapon gains the Superheavy property and its damage increases by 1 step. Superheavy. This weapon is unusually large for its type. You must have a Strength score of 16 or higher to proficiently wield a superheavy weapon.

Switch

Apprentice property

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Components

Two masterwork exotic weapons

You combine two weapons into a single unit, which has the Switch property. The damage dice of each weapon form decreases by one step.

Switch. This weapon has two forms. The damage and properties of the second form are listed in parentheses. You can swap between which weapon is being used as if you were drawing a weapon.

Tension

Apprentice property

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Components

Masterwork exotic bow or crossbow that

does not have the Blaster property This weapon gains the Tension property.

Tension. When making a ranged weapon attack with a tension weapon, you use your choice of your Strength or Dexterity modifier for the attack and damage rolls. You must use the same modifier for both rolls.

Thrown

Apprentice property

---

Components

Masterwork melee weapon that does not have the Two-Handed property

This weapon gains the Thrown property with a range of (20/60).

Trip

Apprentice property

---

Components

Masterwork martial melee weapon

This weapon gains the Trip property.

Trip. When you take the Attack action with this weapon and hit a creature, instead of dealing damage, you can immediately use a bonus action to attempt to shove that creature prone. You have advantage on this shove attempt.

Two-Handed

Apprentice property

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Components

Masterwork weapon that does not have the Finesse, Foregrip, Light, Thrown, or Versatile properties

This weapon gains the Two-Handed property and its damage die increases by 1 step.

Variable

Apprentice property

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Components

Masterwork exotic ranged weapon with the Blaster property

This blaster has a variable power cell. As a bonus action, you can change the damage type of the blaster to cold, fire, lightning, radiant, thunder, or back to its normal damage type.

Versatile

Apprentice property

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Components

Masterwork melee weapon that doesn’t have the Foregrip or Two-Handed property

This weapon gains the Versatile property. While being wielded in two hands, its damage die increases by 1 step.

 

 

Journeyman Properties

Brutal

Journeyman property

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Components

Masterwork martial weapon

This weapon gains the Brutal property.

Brutal. This weapon deals two additional dice of damage on a critical hit.

Counterweighted

Journeyman property

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Components

Masterwork exotic weapon with the Two- Handed property

If your Strength score is 17 or higher, you can wield this weapon in one hand.

Double

Journeyman property

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Components

Masterwork exotic melee weapon that does not have the Heavy property

This weapon gains the Double property.

Double. This weapon has two damage-dealing ends. When you use the Attack action and make an attack with this weapon, you can use your bonus action to make an additional attack with it; you do not add your ability modifier to the damage roll of this attack.

Explosive

Journeyman property

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Components

Masterwork martial ranged weapon

This weapon gains the Explosive property and its damage die decreases by one step.

Explosive. When this weapon’s projectile hits a target, it explodes in a 5-foot radius. The projectile can be fired at an unoccupied space within its range. Each creature other than the target within the blast radius must succeed on a Dexterity saving throw, taking half the damage rolled on a failed save or no damage on a successful one.

Massive

Journeyman property

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Components

Masterwork exotic melee weapon with the Superheavy property

This weapon gains the Massive property and its damage increases by 2 steps.

Massive. Once you make an attack with this weapon, you can’t attack again until the beginning of your next turn. If you would be able to attack more than once when you take the Attack action on your turn, you deal an additional two dice of damage when using this weapon.

Mounted

Journeyman property

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Components

Masterwork martial ranged weapon with the Heavy property that does not have the Superheavy property

This weapon gains the Mounted property and its damage increases by 2 steps.

Mounted. This weapon is normally used while attached to a tripod, vehicle, or other bracing mount. You can mount or unmount this weapon as an action. While it is mounted, it can’t be moved. It can only be used to make an attack while unmounted if held by a Medium or larger creature with a Strength score of at least 15.

Overheat

Journeyman property

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Components

Masterwork martial weapon with the Blaster and Heavy properties

This weapon gains the Overheat property and its damage increases by 2 steps.

Overheat. Once you make an attack with this weapon, it can’t be used again to make an attack until the end of your next turn.

Precision

Journeyman property

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Components

Masterwork exotic weapon with the Elegant property

This weapon gains the Precision property.

Precision. Once per turn, you can deal an extra 1d6 damage to one creature you hit with this weapon if you have advantage on the attack roll.

Rifled

Journeyman property

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Components

Masterwork ranged weapon with the Ammunition or Blaster property

You do not have disadvantage on attacks made at long range with this weapon.

Rocket

Journeyman property

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Components

Masterwork exotic weapon

This weapon gains the Rocket property and its damage die decreases by one step.

Rocket. This weapon has a small propulsive engine attached to it or its projectiles. Once per turn, when you hit a creature with this weapon, you can deal an additional 1d4 damage to the target.

 

 

Twinshot

Journeyman property

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Components

Masterwork exotic ranged weapon

This weapon gains the Twinshot property.

Twinshot. Once on each of your turns when you make an attack with this weapon, you can make another attack with it against a different creature that is within 5 feet of the original target and within range of the weapon.

Master Properties

Adamantine

Master property

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Components

Masterwork exotic melee weapon with the Versatile or Heavy property

This weapon’s damage die increases by two steps, and it deals double damage to objects.

Blessed

Master property

---

Components

Masterwork exotic weapon

This weapon deals an additional 1d6 radiant damage on a hit. This additional damage increases to 1d12 radiant damage if the target is a fiend or undead.

Cursed

Master property

---

Components

Masterwork exotic weapon

This weapon deals an additional 1d6 necrotic damage on a hit. This additional damage increases to 1d12 necrotic damage if the target is a celestial or fey.

Deadblow

Master property

---

Components

Masterwork exotic bludgeoning weapon

This weapon deals an additional 1d4 bludgeoning damage on a hit, and you can automatically shove any creature of Large size or smaller hit by it up to 10 feet away from you.

Earthshatter

Master property

---

Components

Masterwork exotic weapon with the Massive property

On a hit with this weapon, the target must make a Strength saving throw or be knocked prone.

Keen

Master property

---

Components

Masterwork exotic melee weapon with the Elegant property

This weapon scores a critical hit on a roll of 19 or 20.

Noxious

Master property

---

Components

Masterwork exotic weapon

This weapon deals an additional 1d8 poison damage on a hit.

Magnetic

Master property

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Components

Masterwork exotic weapon

This weapon is highly magnetic and is attracted to metal. This weapon deals an additional 1d4 lightning damage on a hit. Additionally, you gain a 1d4 bonus on attack rolls with this weapon against any creature that is wearing metal armor or is primarily composed of metal, such as a construct.

Mithral

Master property

---

Components

Masterwork exotic melee weapon with the Finesse property

This weapon’s damage die increases by 2 steps, and it weighs half as much.

Primordial

Master property

---

Components

Masterwork exotic weapon

This weapon deals an additional 1d6 fire, lightning, cold, acid, or thunder damage, your choice, on a hit.

Resonant

Master property

---

Components

Masterwork exotic weapon

This weapon deals an additional 1d4 psychic damage on a hit. This additional damage increases to 1d10 psychic damage on a critical hit.

Serrated

Master property

---

Components

Masterwork exotic weapon that deals slashing damage

When a creature takes damage from serrated weapons twice or more in a single turn, it takes an additional 1d12 slashing damage.

 

 

Legendary Properties

Cleaving

Legendary property

---

Components

Masterwork exotic weapon that deals slashing damage

When you Attack a creature with this weapon and score a critical hit, that target takes an extra 4d6 slashing damage. If you roll a 20 on the attack roll, roll another d20. If you roll a 20, you lop off one of the target’s limbs, with the effect of such loss determined by the GM. If the creature has no limb to sever, you lop off a portion of its body instead.

Crushing

Legendary property

---

Components

Masterwork exotic weapon that deals bludgeoning damage

Each time you hit a creature with this weapon, its AC is reduced by 1, to a minimum of 10 AC. This effect lasts until the affected creature completes a short or long rest.

Deadly

Legendary property

---

Components

Masterwork exotic firearm or blaster

You can add your ability modifier to the attack and damage rolls of attacks made with this weapon, instead of just attack rolls.

Penetrating

Legendary property

---

Components

Masterwork exotic ranged or thrown weapon that deals piercing damage

This weapon’s shots pierce through its targets. When you make an attack with this weapon, you can attack all creatures in a straight line within this weapon’s normal range; each creature must succeed on a Dexterity saving throw or take the weapon’s damage.

Seeking

Legendary property

---

Components

Masterwork exotic weapon

Once per turn, when you make an Attack with this weapon that does not have disadvantage and miss, you instead hit the target and deal minimum damage.

Swift

Legendary property

---

Components

Masterwork exotic melee weapon with the Elegant property

This weapon can be used to attack blindingly fast. When you use the Attack action and make an attack with this weapon, you can use your bonus action to make an additional attack. If you engage in two-weapon fighting with two swift weapons, you can make two attacks, instead of one, as a bonus action.

Threatening

Legendary property

---

Components

Masterwork exotic melee weapon

When a creature provokes an opportunity attack from you, you can use this weapon to make an attack against it without using your reaction.

 

 

Armor Properties

The following armor properties are organized by crafting level. Generally, exotic armor is made using the Exotic property, while the other apprentice properties are used to tailor a suit of armor to a craftsman’s personal tastes. Higher level properties, by contrast, drastically alter suits of armor to which they are applied.

Apprentice Properties

You can apply a number of Apprentice properties equal to your Intelligence modifier + your Masterwork Bonus (minimum 1) to a suit of armor.

Cleated

Apprentice property

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Components

Suit of masterwork medium or heavy armor

While wearing this armor, when you would be involuntarily moved by an effect, reduce that movement by 10 feet.

Climbing

Apprentice property

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Components

Suit of masterwork light armor

This armor is outfitted with integrated climbing gear. While wearing this armor, as long as you have one hand free, you gain a climb speed equal to your movement speed.

Comfortable

Apprentice property

---

Components

Suit of masterwork armor

You can sleep in this suit of armor with no ill effect.

Environmental

Apprentice property

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Components

Suit of masterwork armor

While wearing this suit of armor, you can ignore detrimental effects of temperatures as low as -100 degrees or as high as 300 degrees.

Exotic

Apprentice property

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Components

Suit of masterwork armor that isn’t exotic

This armor becomes exotic armor and gains a +1 to its AC.

Integrated

Apprentice property

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Components

Suit of masterwork armor

You can integrate a weapon directly into your armor, or you can integrate two weapons (one into each arm) if neither has the Two-Handed property. When you draw an integrated weapon, it snaps to your hand and you can’t be disarmed of it. When you stow it, it retracts back into your armor. You can switch which weapons are integrated over the course of a long rest.

Plated

Apprentice property

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Components

Suit of masterwork medium armor

This armor gains a set of heavy, reinforced plates. The AC provided by this armor increases to 18, though it now gains no benefit from your Dexterity bonus. Additionally, you have disadvantage on Dexterity (Stealth) checks made while wearing it.

Quick-Change

Apprentice property

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Components

Suit of masterwork armor

You can don or doff this suit of armor as an action.

Retractable

Apprentice property

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Components

Suit of masterwork medium or heavy armor

One of the gauntlets on this suit of armor has a retractable shield set into it. While wearing this armor, you can don or doff this shield as a bonus action.

Scaled

Apprentice property

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Components

Suit of masterwork light armor

This armor is covered in heavy, hardened scales. The AC provided by this armor increases by 3, but its maximum Dexterity bonus becomes +2.

Spiked

Apprentice property

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Components

Suit of masterwork heavy armor

This suit of armor is bristling with spikes. While wearing this armor, creatures who are in contact with you (either by grappling you, being grappled by you, or having swallowed you whole) take piercing damage equal to 1d4 + your Strength modifier at the start of your turn.

Studded

Apprentice property

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Components

Suit of masterwork light armor

This armor is covered in hardened studs. The AC provided by this armor increases by +1.

 

 

Journeyman Properties

You can apply only one Journeyman property to a suit of armor at a time.

Adamantine

Journeyman property

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Components

Suit of masterwork heavy armor

This suit of armor is reinforced with adamantine, one of the hardest substances in existence. While wearing it, any critical hit against you becomes a normal hit.

Arcane

Journeyman property

---

Components

Suit of exotic masterwork armor

This armor is covered in arcane etchings. When you apply this property to a suit of armor, choose two cantrips from any spell list. While wearing this armor, you can cast those cantrips. Intelligence is your spellcasting modifier for these cantrips.

Diving

Journeyman property

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Components

Suit of exotic masterwork armor

This suit of armor is equipped with webbed fins, a mask, and an air bladder containing 1 hour of breathable air. While wearing it, you gain a swim speed equal to your movement speed. Additionally, while breathing from the air bladder, you can breathe normally underwater or in a vacuum, and you ignore the effects of breathable poisons. This bladder can be refilled over the course of a long rest.

Juggernaut

Journeyman property

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Components

Suit of exotic masterwork heavy armor

This suit of armor is fitted with massive plates and a heavy, reinforced helmet. While wearing this armor, you count as an obstacle providing three-quarters cover, instead of half cover, for creatures that are within 5 feet of you. You must have a Strength score of 18 or higher to proficiently wear this armor.

Magnetic

Journeyman property

---

Components

Suit of exotic masterwork medium or heavy armor

This suit of armor is reinforced with lodestone and a small coil containing an electric charge. As a bonus action, you can activate this coil. When a creature within 5 feet of you is targeted by a ranged weapon attack while this coil is active, the attack targets you instead. You can deactivate this coil as a bonus action.

Maneuvering

Journeyman property

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Components

Suit of exotic masterwork light or medium armor

This armor contains a set of spring loaded, automatically retracting grappling hooks, allowing you an incredible amount of maneuverability. As a reaction when you fall, or as a bonus action on your turn, you can project a grappling hook at a target location you can see within your movement speed. If the target location can hold your weight, you are pulled there, expending movement normally. This movement does not provoke opportunity attacks. You must have a Dexterity score of 16 or higher to use this ability.

Mithral

Journeyman property

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Components

Suit of masterwork medium or heavy armor

This suit of armor is made of mithral, a light and flexible metal that is as strong as steel. Armor made of mithral weighs half as much as normal, has no Strength requirement, does not impose disadvantage on Dexterity (Stealth) checks, and increases its maximum Dexterity bonus by 1 (if it is allowed one). Medium armor made of mithral can easily be worn hidden under normal clothing.

Resistance

Journeyman property

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Components

Suit of masterwork armor

When you apply this property to a suit of armor, choose any damage type other than psychic. While wearing this armor, you gain resistance to that damage type.

 

 

Master Properties

You can apply only one Master property to a suit of armor at a time.

Cloaking

Master property

---

Components

Suit of exotic masterwork light armor

This armor can easily hide the wearer when needed. While wearing this armor, you can cast the invisibility spell without using a spell slot. Once you do so, you cannot do so again until you complete a short or long rest.

Clockwork

Master property

---

Components

Suit of exotic masterwork heavy armor

This suit of armor has dozens of clockwork mechanisms integrated into it, granting you a number of benefits. While wearing this armor, your movement speed increases by 10 feet, your jump distance triples, and you gain advantage on Strength (Athletics) checks (other than grappling checks).

Dragonscale

Master property

---

Components

Suit of exotic masterwork medium or heavy armor

This armor is covered in dragonscales, teeth, and bones. When you apply this property, choose a type of dragon from the list below. While wearing this armor, you have advantage on saving throws against the Frightful Presence and breath weapons of dragons, and you have resistance to one damage type that is determined by the kind of dragon you chose (shown below)

Dragon	Resistance
Black	Acid
Blue	Lightning
Brass	Fire
Bronze	Lightning
Copper	Acid
Gold	Fire
Green	Poison
Red	Fire
Silver	Cold
White	Cold

Ghostly

Master property

---

Components

Suit of exotic masterwork armor

This suit of armor is infused with ectoplasm. While wearing this armor, you can use your bonus action to gain the effects of the etherealness spell for up to 10 minutes, and can use a bonus action again to deactivate it; you do not need to use all 10 minutes consecutively. The armor regains all expended time when you finish a long rest.

Trollskin

Master property

---

Components

Suit of exotic masterwork armor

This suit of armor is made of or is lined with troll skin. While wearing this armor, you can use a bonus action to regain hit points equal to 1d10 + your Constitution modifier. You can use this ability twice, regaining all expended uses when you complete a short or long rest.

Winged

Master property

---

Components

Suit of exotic masterwork light armor

This armor has a set of wings that can extend from a pack set on the back of the suit, which you can do as a bonus action. While wearing this armor with the wings extended, you have a fly speed equal to your movement speed.

 

 

Legendary Properties

You can apply only one Legendary property to a suit of armor at a time.

Furious

Legendary property

---

Components

Suit of exotic masterwork armor

While wearing this armor, if you have no more than half of your hit points left, you have resistance to bludgeoning, piercing, and slashing damage.

Golem

Legendary property

---

Components

Suit of exotic masterwork heavy armor

This suit of armor is exceptionally large and powerful. While wearing this armor, you are treated as if you were under the effect of the “Enlarge” effect of the enlarge/reduce spell.

Hyper

Legendary property

---

Components

Suit of exotic masterwork light armor

This armor is designed to maximize the wearer’s speed. While wearing this armor, your movement speed increases by 10 feet, you gain advantage on initiative rolls, and you can take the Dash action as a bonus action.

Immortal

Legendary property

---

Components

Suit of exotic masterwork medium or heavy armor

While wearing this suit of armor, you have advantage on death saving throws, and your hit point maximum is treated as 50 points higher for the purposes of determining if an effect kills you from massive damage.

Additionally, while rolling death saving throws, if you roll a 20 on the die, you regain a number of hit points equal to your craftsman level + your Intelligence modifier.

Overshield

Legendary property

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Components

Suit of exotic medium masterwork armor

This suit of armor generates a field of force, protecting its wearer from harm. As a bonus action on your turn, you can gain temporary hit points equal to half your craftsman level.

Spellguard

Legendary property

---

Components

Suit of exotic masterwork armor

This armor is covered in protective sigils and charms. While wearing this armor, you have advantage on saving throws against spells.

 

 

Class

Cleric

 

 

Cleric

Clerics are often elite agents of gods, empowered beyond the capabilities of regular priests and sworn to follow and obey the tenets of their religion in ways that the average mortal couldn’t. Some clerics served primordials, fiends, or some other empowered being and might require certain tasks or an offering of a foul sacrifice in exchange for a portion of their power. However, the majority remained servants of the truly divine.

War Domain

From Player’s Handbook War has many manifestations. It can make heroes of ordinary people. It can be desperate and horrific, with acts of cruelty and cowardice eclipsing instances of excellence and courage. In either case, the gods of war watch over warriors and reward them for their great deeds. The clerics of such gods excel in battle, inspiring others to fight the good fight or offering acts of violence as prayers.

Gods of war include champions of honor and chivalry (such as Torm, Heironeous, and Kiri-Jolith) as well as gods of destruction and pillage (such as Erythnul, the Fury, Gruumsh, and Ares) and gods of conquest and domination (such as Bane, Hextor, and Maglubiyet). Other war gods (such as Tempus, Nike, and Nuada) take a more neutral stance, promoting war in all its manifestations and supporting warriors in any circumstance.

War Domain Spells

Bonus Proficiencies

At 1st level, you gain proficiency with martial weapons and heavy armor.

War Priest

From 1st level, your god delivers bolts of inspiration to you while you are engaged in battle. When you use the Attack action, you can make one weapon attack as a bonus action. You can use this feature a number of times equal to your Wisdom modifier (a minimum of once). You regain all expended uses when you finish a long rest.

Additionally, when you make an attack with a melee weapon, you can use your wisdom modifier, instead of Strength or Dexterity, for the attack and damage rolls.

Channel Divinity: Battle Bonded

Starting at 2nd level, you can use your Channel Divinity to strengthen yourself when you support your allies. When you cast a spell that affects an ally you can see, you can expend one use of your Channel Divinity to gain the effects of the spell for yourself as well, for up to one minute. If the spell requires concentration and your concentration is broken, the effect ends for both of you.

Improved War Priest

At 6th level, your god delivers greater inspiration to you in the art of battle. You can attack twice, instead of once, whenever you take the Attack action on your turn. Furthermore, when you use your Action to cast a spell or attack with a weapon, you can make a weapon attack as a Bonus Action.

Divine Strike

At 8th level, you gain the ability to infuse your weapon strikes with divine energy. Once on each of your turns when you hit a creature with a weapon attack, you can cause the attack to deal an extra 1d8 damage of the same type dealt by the weapon to the target.

When you reach 14th level in this class, the extra damage increases to 2d8.

Avatar of Battle

At 17th level, you gain resistance to bludgeoning, piercing, and slashing damage.

Additionally, when you make an attack with a melee weapon as a bonus action, you can make two attacks instead.

 

 

Harbinger Domain

The clerics of the Harbinger domain do not worship a particular sect of deities or believe in ideals of one particular aspect of the divinity. The Harbinger domain are chosen vessels of the divine, the locus of their influence in the world that has come to fruition. Harbinger domain clerics seek to weaken the bounds between the worlds, to let the hand of their pantheon seep through and deliver judgement directly onto those deserving.

Domain Features

Harbinger Domain Spells

You gain domain spells at the cleric levels listed in the Harbinger Domain Spells table. See the Divine Domain class feature for how domain spells work.

Cleric Level	Spells
1st	Find Familiar, Shadow Familiar
3rd	Find Steed, Summon Beast
5th	Phantom Steed, Summon Shadowspawn
7th	Find Greater Steed, Summon Construct
9th	Bigby’s Hand, Summon Draconic Spirit

Whenever you gain a level in this class, you can choose to replace a spell from this list with any other spell of the same level. The spell must belong to the conjuration school of magic and must be from the wizard spell list.

Blessed Summoner

Starting at level 1, you have trained yourself in the practice of summoning forth those that aid you in carrying out the will of your deity:

You gain a bonus to saves/checks to hold concentration on spells used to conjure or summon objects or creatures, equal to your Wisdom Modifier. Your summons are immune to the charmed condition. Your summons conjured by your spells last for twice as long as they normally would.

Channel Divinity: The Harbinger

Starting at level 2, as a bonus action, you can expend your Channel Divinity to summon forth a powerful celestial spirit (Statblock at the end of the subclass). You can choose to swap the Strength score with its Dexterity score when you summon it. See this creature’s game statistics in the stat block, which uses your proficiency bonus (PB) in several places. You determine the creature’s appearance according to flavor; your choice has no effect on its game statistics.

In combat, the celestial shares your initiative count, but it takes its turn immediately after yours. It can move and use its reaction on its own, but the only action it takes on its turn is the Dodge action, unless you take a bonus action on your turn to command it to take another action. That action can be one in its stat block or some other action. It is friendly to you and your companions, and it obeys your commands. If you are incapacitated, the celestial can take any action of its choice, not just Dodge.

The celestial benefits from all feats the summoner possesses. You can equip your celestial with non-attunement items of your choice. When killed, dismissed or unsummoned, it takes the equipment with itself, and will be equipped with the items when summoned in once again.

The celestial stays summoned until you take a short rest. If you use this feature again when you already have a celestial summoned from this feature, the original summon immediately perishes. It also perishes if you die.

Holy Herald

Starting a level 6 you gain the following benefits:

Creatures you summon or conjure gain a bonus to their saves equal to the level of the spell slot consumed to summon them They gain a max hit points equal to twice your level in the class. This does not work with spells that summon multiple summons.

Might of the Messenger

Starting at level 8, entities and objects summoned or conjured by you regain a number of hitpoints at the start of their turn equal to your Wisdom Modifier. At level 14, the regeneration increases to twice your Wisdom modifier.

Strength of the Summoner

Starting at level 17, when you summon or conjure a creature or an object, you instead summon two of them at the same time. This does not work if the spell is capable of summoning multiple entities, creatures or objects when casted.

 

 

 

 

Domain Spells

You gain domain spells at the cleric levels listed in the Sacrifice Domain Spells table. See the Divine Domain class feature for how domain spells work.

Cleric Level	Spells
1st	Absorb Elements, Shield
3rd	Aid, Warding Bond
5th	Intellect Fortress, Summon Shadowspawn (summoning a martyr)
7th	Death Ward, Otiluke’s Resilient Sphere
9th	Circle of Power, Telekinesis

Steadfast

When you choose this domain at level 1, you gain proficiency in heavy armor.

Additionally, you learn the Sanctuary spell. It is a cleric spell for you and does not count towards the number of cleric spells you can prepare.

All creatures has disadvantage on any saving throw they make against a Sanctuary spell casted by you.

Reciprocated Altruism

Starting at level 1, whenever you use a spell of 1st level or higher to restore hit points to a creature, you regain a number of hitpoints equal to twice your proficiency bonus.

Channel Divinity: Pain Synaesthesia

When you reach level 2, you gain the following Channel Divinity feature:

As an action, you can expend a use of your channel divinity to target a number of creature (other than yourself) equal to half your proficiency bonus rounded up within 60ft of you for the next 10 minutes.

Additionally, whenever any of these creatures take direct damage, they take half as much damage instead and you receive half of what the creature receives, before or after the resistances are resolved (your choice).

This effect ends early if you if you fall unconscious or die. You can also end this effect as a bonus action on any of your turns.

Willing Spirit

When you reach level 6, you learn that the longer you live, the more you can offer to others. You gain the following benefits:

• You regain the maximum number of hit points possible from any healing while you are below half your hitpoint maximum.

• When you are reduced to below half your hit point maximum or receive damage while you are below half your hit point maximum, you can use your reaction to cast a spell that can target only you.

Strengthened Flesh

Starting at 8th level, you regain a number of hitpoints equal to half your cleric level at the start of your turn if you have atleast 1 hitpoint and are below half your hitpoint maximum

Scion of Sacrifice

Once you reach level 17, you understand the true purpose of pain, for it is to bring people together; and it shows in your deity’s undying love of its children.

You can now target a number of creatures upto your Wisdom Modifier when you use Pain Synaesthesia.

While Pain Synaesthesia is active, you gain resistance to all damage.

 

 

Class

Druid

 

 

Circle of Cinders

The Circle of Cinders is a rare breed of druid that has spent years studying and mastering the ancient magic of dragons. Through their intense training, they have learned to harness the elemental energy of dragons and use it to fuel their own magic.

Circle Features

Circle Spells

You always have these spells prepared, and they don’t count against the number of spells you can prepare.

Druid Level	Spells
2nd	Armor of Agathys, Chromatic Orb
3rd	Aid, Dragon’s Breath
5th	Fireball, Leomund’s Tiny Hut
7th	Storm Sphere, Vitriolic Sphere
9th	Destructive Wave, Synaptic Static

Whenever you gain a level in this class, you can choose to replace a spell from this list with any other spell of the same level. The spell must belong to the evocation school of magic and must be from the wizard spell list.

Dragon Knight

Starting at level 2, as a bonus action, you expend a use of your wildshape to transform into a draconic entity.

• You transform into the Dragon Knight, the stat block is on the right. You retain any proficiencies or expertises your character possessed, and your STR/DEX/CON become the following, unless they are already higher. You retain your INT/WIS/CHAR scores from your original form.
• Damage dice for claw attacks increase to 2d6 at level 6, 2d8s at level 10 and then finally 3d6s at level 14 while the Damage dice for bite attacks increase to 2d8 at level 6, 2d10s at level 10 and then finally 3d8s at level 14.
• Choose one damage type other than bludgeoning, piercing or slashing. You have resistance to that damage type and your natural weapons deal an additional 1d6 damage of that type.
• Whenever you gain an ASI, you can increase one of the STR, DEX or CON of your Dragon Knight by 2 or two of them by one.
• You can transform into a dragon of another element as a bonus action, by reactivating the class feature

You remain in this transformation for a number of hours equal to half your druid level. You can exit this form as a bonus action as well.

You remain in your dragonform until the wildshape goes to zero hitpoints, as which point the damage is carried over to your original form.

Young Dragon Warrior

Beginning at 6th level, you can attack twice, instead of once, whenever you take the Attack action on your turn. Additionally, your attacks in dragon form count as magical for the purpose of overcoming resistance and immunity to nonmagical attacks and damage.

You can choose to increase your size to Large when you transform. The range of your breath weapon increases to 30ft.

While in your dragon form, you become immune to critical hits and you can use a bonus action to expend one spell slot to regain 1d8 hit points per level of the spell slot expended plus your Wisdom Modifier.

 

 

Awakened Dragon

Starting at level 10, you gain the following benefits:

• When you transform into your dragonform, your form stays until you are dropped to zero hitpoints.
• Your dragon form HP is now 6 times (WisdomMod + proficiencyBonus + Druid level) and your Flying speed increases to 80ft.
• The size of your breath weapon increases to 60ft.
• You gain blindsight upto a range of 30ft while transformed as the Dragon Knight.
• You gain one use of frightful presence per transformation.

Exalted Dragon Emperor

Starting at level 14, your Dragon form grows even stronger.

You can choose to increase your size to Huge when you transform. Your AC in dragon knigt becomes equal to your druid level + proficiency Bonus. The size of your breath weapon increases to 90ft. Your resistance to the chosen damage type turns into Immunity. You gain one use of Legendary Resistance per short rest.

 

 

Circle of Infestation

Mutagenesis

Starting at level 2, as a bonus action you can expend a use of the Wild shape, mutating yourself in accordance to the situation as you take on a new form. While in this form, you gain the following benefits for a number of hours equal to half your druid level:

• Your AC becomes 13 + Wisdom Modifier.

• You gain natural ranged weapons (light, simple) that deal 1d8 slashing or piercing damage on a hit. Their range is 80/320 ft. Damage dice scales as 2d8 at Druid level 6, 3d8 at Druid level 10 and 4d8 at Druid level 14. You use your Wisdom Modifier instead of Strength or Dexterity when making attack and damage rolls with these weapons.

• You also gain a burrow speed equal to your walking speed and you gain a tremorsense up to 15ft radius. You can burrow through solid rock at half your burrowing speed and leaves a tunnel of your size in its wake.

• You gain the following traits as you grow. You can only use one of these traits that you have unlocked whenever you mutate, depending on your druid level:

Druid Level	Mutation	Trait
2	Ravager	Enemies within 10ft of the target take 1d6 acid damage on a hit.
5 Hydralisk	You deal additional damage equal to your wisdom modifier.
8	Mutalisk	Flying Speed equal to walking speed. You regain hitpoints at the start of your turn equal to your Wisdom Modifier.
10	Brood Lord	Your size becomes Large. Flying Speed equal to walking speed, As an action, You can spawn 2 broodlings (Statblock at end) within 30ft of you. They take the dodge action unless commanded to do otherwise (No action required). They go after you in initiative. When you spawn more Broodlings while you already have 2 on the field, the older ones despawn.
14	Ultralisk	You gain Natural Melee weapons (heavy, reach 10ft) similar to your ranged weapons. Your size becomes Large or Huge. Immune to critical hits. Resistance to bludgeoning, piercing and slashing damage.

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You can end this transformation as a bonus action on your turn. You revert to your normal form when you go unconscious or when you die.

Circle Spells

You always have these spells prepared, and they don’t count against the number of spells you can prepare.

Druid Level Spells 2nd Find Familiar, Shield 3rd Alter Self, Maximilian’s Earthern Grasp 5th Galder’s Tower, Leomund’s Tiny Hut 7th Summon Aberration, Vitriolic Sphere 9th Bigby’s Hand, Rary’s Telepathic Bond

Creep Infestation

Starting at level 2, at the start of your turn, you can expend half of your movement speed to create an area of Creep of 15ft radius centered on a point within 30ft of you. At the end of each of your turns, the radius of the creep increases by 5ft. The area is difficult terrain for your enemies.

While you or creatures of your choice are on or upto 30ft above the Creep, the creature gains a bonus of 1d4 on their attacks and saving throws.

The Creep lasts for 1 minute after which it shrivels away. You cannot have more Creep Infestations than half your proficiency bonus rounded up at any given time.

You may use this feature a number of times equal to your proficiency bonus, and you regain all expended uses after a short or long Rest. As a bonus action, you can expend a spell slot and regain uses of this feature equal to the level of the spell slot expended.

Extra Attack

Beginning at 6th level, you can attack twice, instead of once, whenever you take the Attack action on your turn. When you take the Attack action on your turn and attack with your natural weapons, you can attack with your natural weapons again as a bonus action.

The damage of your natural weapons becomes magical for the purposes of overcoming resistances and immunities.

Nydus Worm

Starting at level 10, you can use a bonus action to teleport to any point on the Creep within 30ft of you. You can bring one creature with you as you teleport.

Moreover, at the start of each of your turns while in your mutated form, you can change which mutation to benefit from.

The Swarm Endures

Starting at level 14, you can expend a 3rd level spell slot or higher to summon a Swarm Host as an action (statblock at the end). The swarm host goes after you in initiative, winning initiative ties with any other summons you may have. In combat they are friendly towards your allies and obey your commands. They take the dodge action if no specified target is in sight. You cannot have more than one Swarm host present at a time.

 

 

 

 

Class

Fighter

 

 

Raven Knight

The Raven Queen’s influence across the Shadowfell depends on trusted agents who make up the esteemed order of the Raven Knights. Charged with protecting the Raven Queen’s Realm and safeguarding the Shadowfell from those who would abuse its dark power for their own ends.

Determine Death

When you choose this Archetytpe at 3rd level, you gain proficiency in the Medicine skill. Additionally, you can make Intelligence (Medicine) check with advantage when attempting to determine the cause of death of a creature.

Soul Severing

Also, at the 3rd level, when you reduce a creature to 0 hit points you sever the connection of the creature’s soul to its body. That creature cannot be turned into an undead.

Additionally, when a creature is reduced to 0 hit points within 15ft of you, you can empower your weapon with that creature’s soul energy. Until the end of your next turn you next weapon attack deals additional necrotic damage equal to half your fighter level plus your constitution modifier (rounded down).

Sentinel Raven

Finally, at the 3rd level, you gain the service of a spirit sent by the Raven Queen to watch over you. The spirit assumes the form and game statistics of a raven, and it always obeys your commands, which you can give telepathically while it is within 100 feet of you, you and the raven can understand one another even if you do not share a langauge.

You can see through the raven’s eyes and hear what it hears while it is within 100 feet of you.

In combat, you roll initiative for the raven and control how it acts. If it is slain by a creature, you gain advantage on all attack rolls against the killer until the end of your next turn.

The raven doesn’t require sleep. While it is within 100 feet of you, it can awaken you from sleep as a bonus action.

The raven vanishes when it dies, if you die, or if the two of you are separated by more than 5 miles.

At the end of a short or long rest, you can call the raven back to you—no matter where it is or whether it died—and it reappears within 5 feet of you.

Feather Step

At 7th level, you move with the grace of the raven. Your walking speed increases by 10 ft. Additionally, as a bonus action when you are in dim light or darkness, you can magically give yourself a flying speed equal to your walking speed for 1 minute. You can use this bonus action a number of times equal to half your proficiency bonus (rounded down), and you regain all expended uses when you finish a short rest.

Boon of the Ravensworn

At 10th level, you open a direct connection to the Shadowfell, channeling its energies into your strikes for one minute. Once per round, your attacks have the Soul Severing bonus damage without needing to have recently killed and enemy.

Additionally, when you do kill an enemy during this state, you coalesce their soul around your form, gaining temporary hit points equal to half your fighter level + your proficiency modifier (rounded down).

The Queen’s Blessing

At 15th level, the Raven Queen grants you a blessing. You gain advantage on death saving throws, immunity to the frightened condition, and resistance to necrotic damage.

Duty even in Death

At 18th level, when you are reduced to 0 hit points or die from another creature, you can use your reaction to have your spirit possess your body to avenge yourself. You make a melee weapon attack against the creature that killed you. If the attack hits, it is a critical hit, and you gain hit points equal to the amount of damage you dealt. Once you use this feature you cannot use it again until you finish a long rest.

 

 

The Crimson Calyx

The Scarlet Sacrifice

To whittle yourself away, to shred your enemies apart, that is the power you seek. Starting at level 3, you can reject any healing you receive. Additionally, you gain the following benefits:

• Whenever you make a melee weapon attack, you gain a bonus to your damage roll equal to your Scarlet dice if you are missing any of your hitpoints. You gain an additional Scarlet dice to your damage roll if your hitpoints are reduced to half your hitpoint maximum.

• The Scarlet dice is 1d4 at level 3, 1d6 at level 6 and 1d8 at level 10. This scales only with Fighter level.

• As a bonus action, you can sacrifice a number of HP equal to your Fighter Level to gain temporary hitpoints equal to your Fighter Level.

• As an action, you can pass the Boon of the Bloom to a willing creature other than yourself within 5ft of you. You lose a number of hitpoints no higher than five times your proficiency bonus, healing the willing creature for twice as much health you lost. However this healing is halved when healing another Crimson Calyx Fighter when using this feature. This healing is non-magical in nature.

The Vermillion Resilience

Set forth on this path of self-destruction, you do not lose sight of the value of your blood. Starting at level 7, you gain the following benefits:

• Once per turn while you are conscious, when you score a critical hit or when a creature (minimum of CR 2 or higher) is reduced to 0 hit points within 60ft of you, you can choose to regain hitpoints or gain temporary hitpoints equal to your Fighter level.
• When you are reduced to below half of your hitpoint maximum , you gain resistance to bludgeoning, piercing and slashing damage.

Not Done Yet

Starting at level 10, you gain the following benefits:

• Your hit point maximum can’t be reduced.
• You can now use Second wind a number of times equal to half your proficiency bonus rounded down. You can use second wind as a reaction to taking damage if you are below half your hitpoints maximum after taking the damage.
• You gain proficiency in Dexterity saving throws. If you already have this proficiency, you instead gain proficiency in Strength or Constitution saving throws (your choice).

The Crimson Katabasis

Starting at level 15, you gain the following benefits:

• Whenever you take damage that would drop you to 0 hit points, you can use your reaction to expend a charge of Indomitable to drop to a number of Hitpoints equal to twice your Fighter Level.
• When you roll initiative and have no uses of Indomitable remaining, you regain one use.
• You regain hit points or temporary hit points (your choice) equal to half your Fighter level plus your Constitution modifier at the start of your turn when you are below half your hitpoint maximum. This healing only takes place while you are conscious.

A Thousand Paper Cuts

Starting at level 18, you gain the following benefits:

• While you are below half your hitpoint maximum, you can expend a charge of your Action Surge on your turn to use Crimson Calyx Bloom. This special maneuver can only be performed in the extra action provided by the Action Surge.

Crimson Calyx Bloom: Make a weapon attack with your melee weapon and roll damage. Creatures of your choice within 30ft of you with armor class equal to or less than your attack roll take full damage from your weapon attack, and those with armor class higher take half as much.

• Whenever you receive damage, you can expend a hit dice + your constitution modifier to reduce the damage received. It can only be triggered once per instance of damage.

 

 

Power Ranger

The power rangers are an ancient and elite fighting force, chosen by the gods to wield their power. Each power ranger is unique, but all serve the ancient warriors of old who have since passed on.

The spark of a power ranger is often found in adolescence, and once a ranger is identified by these ancient warriors, it is almost impossible to answer the call. The oath of the power ranger is to be a protector of the weak, and of the innocent, to never escalate a fight, and to do only what is absolutely necessary to save others from harm.

Bonded Coin

At 3rd level, Your learn a special ritual that creates a powerful summoning spell attached to a single gold coin. You perform the ritual over the course of 1 hour, which can be done during a short rest. The gold coin must be within your reach through the ritual, at the conclusion of which you touch the coin and forge the bond. During this ritual, you must also choose a set of light or medium armor within reach, as well as a weapon, all of which you must have proficiency with.

Once you have infused the coin with the power of your chosen animal, you can take a special action to channel the animal’s power. To perform this feat, you must hold the coin in your hand and call out your spirit beast’s name as a bonus action. You chosen weapon, armor and coin fuse together to form a suit, transforming yourself into a Power Ranger!

When you become a Power Ranger, you gain any one of the following Power Ranger combat form:

• Steady Ranger: You gain a bonus of +1 to your saves and AC.
• Quick Ranger: When an attacker that you can see hits you with an attack, you can use your reaction to halve the attack’s damage against you. You cannot use this ability if the attack against you is a critical hit.
• Fight Ranger: When an attacker completes a successful attack against you, you can use your reaction to make a single melee weapon attack against the target.

You can pick an additional Power Ranger combat form when you reach the 15th level in this class.

Your power ranger form lasts for 10 minutes. You can also end the form on your turn as a bonus action. Once you become a power ranger, you must complete a short or long rest before you can do so again.

Flair

All power rangers have a flair for the dramatic. At 7th level, you gain proficiency in Charisma (Performance) skill checks. If you have already have proficiency in this skill, your proficiency bonus is doubled for any such check.

In addition, while in your Power Ranger form you can use Charisma (Performance) in place of other Charisma skill checks (such as Deception, Intimidation, and Persuasion).

 

 

Zord

Beginning at 10th level, you can take your power ranger abilities even further, covering yourself in a transluscent shell of force which resembles your spirit animal, called a Zord.

On your turn, you can take an action to summon your Zord, which forms around your body. This form lasts for 10 minutes. If the duration of your Zord would continue past the duration of your power ranger form, you remain in your Zord until the Zord’s duration is complete, after which you revert to normal. While in your Zord, you gain a pool of hit points equal to your Fighter Level plus you Max HP. If you run out of this pool of hit points, you immediately lose your Zord and any excess damage is carried over to you.

You can see normally outside of the Zord, but you are heavily obscured from view. When you assume the mantle of your Zord, you gain a number of bonuses according to your level. This includes the size of your Zord (including its reach), and the pool of hit points it has. While in your Zord, you gain a bonus to damage rolls according to the Zord chart (below). You can also choose a number of special abilities according to your level for your Zord which sets it apart from others.

Once you have summoned your Zord, you must complete a long rest before you can do so again.

Zord

Level	Size	Damage Bonus	Special Abilities
10th	Large	+1d4	One
15th	Huge	+2d4	Two
18th	Gargantuan	+3d4	Three

Giant Killer

By 15th level, you are accustomed to facing monsters much larger than yourself. Creatures do not gain any bonuses in combat against you for being larger than you (such as for grappling or shoving). You can move through the space of any creature larger than you as though it were normal terrain.

Megazord

At 18th level, you learn to join with other power rangers to form an ultimate weapon, called a Megazord.

To summon a megazord, at least two (but as many as six) power rangers must be within 30 feet of one another. Each must be able to summon their individual Zord, and must all take the action to do so within 1 round.

A Megazord is an amalgamation of each Zord summoned, taking on the appearance of each animal form which makes up its body. A Megazord gains a number of abilities which make it even mightier than a normal Zord, and which grows based on the number of Zords used to create it.

As the Megazord is a single entity, the power rangers who create it must agree on a course of action for it to take on its turn. If the power rangers cannot reach an agreement, the Megazord will stall, and will take no actions.

A Megazord has a number of hit points equal to the hit point pool of each Zord that created it. It also gains the combined damage bonuses of each Zord used to create it. In addition, a Megazord can retain a single special ability from each Zord used in its creation. A Megazord lasts for a number of minutes equal to number of Zords used to create it.