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My cunty cowgirl vampire gunslinger Kaspian, or Kas for short 🥹 I play her in a kind of Zaun-like cityscape meets traditional DND! it's been such a blast. She's currently level 15 with THREE guns now??? Her sniper rifle, Requiem, her magical revolver, Lucky Shot, and her antimatter rifle, Reaper 🔫 Goooooddddd I'm finally making art I actually kind of like the look of I'm nervous that feelings gonna go away but this piece makes me so happy so I'm gonna soak up all that serotonin as much as possible 🤠
Been redoing his design slightly.
It's one thing to say: "Hey this is kinda not great" and another thing to say "You're doing a shitty thing now go and start over." Let people have their fun with their homebrews. Warhammer 40k is wacky as it is grimdark. Deal with it, please for the love of the Emperor.
I saw ypur post about D&D, did something happen? You kept saying it was a terrible idea and now I'm scared lol
unfortunately yes. @leidensygdom made a really good summary post about it here.
haven’t seen this posted here yet
the ‘dragons’ part of dnd got me interested originally, but it was the fan creations like taz and critical role that really drew me in and kept me around
what a god awful decision
In a world where gods are very casually involved in most aspects of life, but there are also very powerful magic users who can easily mimic the powers of a God, the only difference between a God and a mortal would be whether they can die, right?
So, theoretically, if God's could be born to mortals without ant direct provable divine intervention (like jesus), it's very possible for this God to grow up believing they're a mortal, possibly even being atheist. So when this God is proven to be immortal (rip their loved ones) they simply believe they are immortal. It's just a coincidence that theyre very gifted in this one field, even to the point of being the best in existence.
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Hi there~! Didn't expect me to be making content so soon huh?
Well, I am here simply because I've put together a quick errata for the warlock reborn, because upon a second read-through I realize there were a ton of things I overlooked. I'll go over the changes made in this post here
-Added a spellcasting focus section for the pact magic feature. I have no idea how I forgot to add that until later but here I am, the only difference between it and the OG warlock is now you can use occult items, such as a skull or tarrot cards as a focus.
-Eldritch Invocation rebalance, a lot of the 5th-level such as eldritch smite and arcane barrage were pushed back to 6th-level because 5th-level is loaded as is, since you not only obtain 3rd-level spells, but your pact also improve at that level, so I felt somewhat justified in pushing those invocations back a level.
-Updated the dragon and evergrown patrons, upon further examination I found myself not entirely satisfied with how those two subclasses came out, so some updates were made. Which I will go over.
The Dragon:
Draconic burst was overhauled, it's damage got reduced from 2d6 down to 2d4, however, you can now use the feature without a resource cost, meaning you can blast away to your hearts content! I also added a paragraph explaining how it interacts with the eldritch blast invocations, mighty breath was reworked into the might of the wyrm feature, with comes with an increase to your draconic bursts damage, allowing it to deal 4d4 damage on top of the additional effects it gives. The last paragraph of Primordial tyrant was also updated to make it clearer.
The Evergrown
The natures child feature allows you to double your PB in the nature skill if you already have the proficiency, I'm honestly surprised I forgot that, but rushing to meet a deadline will do that to you. The might of the wilds part of your 6th-level feature was updated to instead reduced a creatures movement speed by half, wild sanctuary was updated to allow you to ignore difficult terrain created by your spells (Such as spiked growth or plant growth) and apex of gaia now buffs your curse of the wilds, allowing you to deal additional damage to surrounding creatures when a target afflicted by your curse of the wilds dies.
The general layout was also updated to make it a bit better on the eyes, otherwise that's about all of the changes made to the warlock reborn, hope you have fun with it and remember. Go out and make something awesome.
Hey you! I made this on my TTRPG account, go check it out!
Hi there~! It's been a long time coming, but here it is, my attempt at reworking the 5e warlock, due to my dissatisfaction with the version presented in One DND (5.5??) feature a whole host of reworked and altered options so you may be the best devil worshiper you can be, the rest of this post shall go over some of the changes made along with my intention behind the changes.
The base class.
For starters, eldritch blast is now a class feature. Simply put, every warlock takes eldritch blast, doesn't matter if you're focused on support, damage, or you're a weapon wielding hexblade, eldritch blast is such a good option, so I might as well give it as a base class feature. Similarly the agonizing blasts ability to add your charisma modifier to its damage rolls was added for similar reasons, skipping over the spellcasting, pact boon and invocation changes, the contact patron feature from the One DND UA was added for thematic purposes, and eldritch master was reworked to instead allow your patron to concentrate on a spell, which yes, does allow you to concentrate on two spells at one (At disadvantage)
Spellcasting.
The One DND warlock features the rather unique ability to choose between intelligence, wisdom or charisma as its casting stat, while I enjoyed the concept I decided to take it a step further by tying your spellcasting ability to the otherworldly patrons themselves, essentially using their spellcasting stat in a way.
Additional changes include you getting your 3rd-level slot at 6th-level as opposed to 11th, cause the highest most dnd campaigns reach are around 10-11th level, and it feels bad having to wait all the way until then just to cast three spells a day, some other changes of note include the warlock being able to ritually cast, and the spells gained from their otherworldly patron are now automatically prepared, rather than added to the warlock spell list. Which i'm not sure why they did that? Unless they though the warlock would be too good?
The Pact boons.
Basically every pact boon got upped in power, such as pact of the blade and pact of the chain, alongside them growing in strength when you reach 5th-level, in addition, two new pact boons were added. The first being the Pact of The Gunpowder, based on the Pact of The Trigger by MonkeyDM, its an eldritch blast/cantrip focused pact for those who want to truly commit themselves to the eldritch blast lifestyle, alongside the Pact of The Idol, allowing you to sacrifice your hit dice to perform various features.
Eldritch Invocations.
A selection of (Mostly new) invocations were made for this document, my favorite would have to be the ones given to the pact of the blade. Admittedly in the rush to get this out by the deadline I chose to cut back on the invocations in particular, but who knows, maybe when I get to revising this someday I can add even more invocations to the list.
Subclasses
All of the subclasses were revised in one way or another, but for the sake of time i'll go other three in particular: The Hexblade, The Horror and The Undying. The hexblade is a rather infamous subclass within the DND community in no small part cause of how strong a 1st-level dip is for many characters (Cough, paladin) but the more I looked at it, the more I found myself bored of it. Don't get me wrong the 5e hexblade is rather powerful, but it just doesn't scratch the itch of the cursed item patron, and with hex warriors main drawing being ported over to pact of the blade, reworking was a must. The horror (Originally called the undead) I generally don't have to many issues mechanics wise, in fact it's one of my favorite warlock subclass, my only gripe is cause of how much if steps on the undying toes flavor-wise, speaking of which, the undying is possibly the subclass I had the most fun reworking, transforming it into a tanky summon focused as opposed to....Whatever the original was trying to accomplish.
Along with the revision of old subclasses, three new subclasses are included: The Arcanist, The Dragon and The Evergreen. The arcanist is a pact with a powerful being of magic (Such as an archmage) it allows you to learn wizard spells from your pact magic feature, manipulate your spellcasting and eventually imbue spells into trinkets, the dragon are for those that simply want blast their foes away, you can create bursts of draconic energy, absorb elemental energy and even assume the form of a dragon, lastly the evergreen is for those that couldn't decide if they wanted to be a druid or a warlock, allowing you to create a garden around yourself that damages enemies, alongside implanting magic seeds within your foes and protecting allies within your garden against spells, similar to an ancients paladin.
New spells
Because I like making more work for myself, a handful of new spells are available at the end of the document, so I apologize if they're a bit on the lower end quality wise, but I hope they'll be at least somewhat interesting.
That's about all I wanted to talk about in relation to this rework, keep in mind everything in here is untested, and I encourage anyone reading this to leave any thoughts or constructive criticism they may have. With that in mind, thank you for reading, go out and make something cool.
Let me introduce Finn, but properly
This is Finn. He’s from a futuristic homebrew DnD campaign. He’s went through so much already. He’s a guusari race (homebrew race of humans with animal features) and a wizard. He has an aku (a special organ that gives you a power specifically designed for your entire life) which is a mist he can control and make himself into mist to sneak around. He’s 22 and trans. He goes to combat school with all of the other player characters. He has an adoptive daughter who’s a red oni.
This is Creek, he's an oc for a Dungeons and dragons homebrew race I'm working on. He is a Draken and he is a royal guard, who also wears a chill sweater whenever off work. Anyway I'm nowhere near done with his race's worldbuilding and stats, but at least I finally decided what they look like
Void Elemental – Medium elemental, chaotic evil
A vile disturbance in the currents of matter, a fissure in the vessel of time. In a split second of inattention, the void elemental was created and creation itself quickly learned to fear its existence. The void elemental is an arch enemy of everyone and anything alike – a planet-devouring hunger fuels its ever-changing fabric, its sheer presence nullifies life wherever it roams. Only a few dared to oppose its hollowing reign and those who did were absorbed by the very same emptiness, this eldritch being escaped from.
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Get a tgirl to talk about all the ttrpgs she wants to run and look into, and how much she knows about the lore and feel. DO NOT ask her about the rules, she will get flustered if she doesn’t know the rules.
Miss Lilith or as they would call her in her place of quote on quote business her name is "Sin" he really loves my boy Adrian.😉
This is my dirty tiefling slut that would disguise himself on a daily to be drow since in The Homebrew tiefling things were looked at as lower class citizens. Since the campaign technically took place in New Orleans where it is heavily religious-based. So for his own safety disguised himself as a drow. He's also a really good Rogue. 😁
Some characters I designed for another Halloween campaign that are DM put together. It was a really cool murder mystery that he Homebrew dog by himself with a bit of help from myself and a few others! I'm really proud of how some of these turned out!