Subclass Supplement

W
elcome to the Subclass Supplement, a tool for
both DM's and players to expand their
Dungeons & Dragons experience. Included
within are 12 character archetypes, one for
each class in the Player's Handbook. These
archetypes range from simply providing a core
path to classes which lacked one before, to
giving much needed variety to those classes with only one or
two viable options, to simply adding more options to those
classes with already fleshed out choices.
These archetypes are setting neutral, and ready to be
immediately slotted into your existing campaign, whether it
be published material or a homebrew adventure. Moreover,
the subclasses presented within are designed to be as close
in style and balance as those in the Player's Handbook.
Always check with your DM before using unpublished
material, however.
No character concept survives first contact with the table,
and the same is true of any new design. These archetypes
have been playtested personally, but different groups have
very different experiences. All feedback is welcome, whether
that be your experience with the power level of an archetype,
how you feel about the design in general, or simply a cool
story about a game you played with one of these subclasses.
Please feel free to post on the page at dmsguild.com or tweet
me @PhantasticJoe.
Without further ado, let's get to the fun part!
Table of Contents
Barbarian
Path of Temperance
Barbarians who follow the Path of Temperance have learned
to control their anger, rather than letting it control them. They
master their berserk energy, weaving in and out of bursts of
cold rage to destroy their enemies with furious precision.
Channeled Temper
You have learned how to harness your rage, and have much
more control over when it begins and ends. Starting when
you choose this path at 3rd level, your willpower and self-
control manifests itself as ki points, which you can spend for
a number of effects:
You may spend 1 ki point in order to maintain your rage
even if you have not attacked an enemy or taken damage
since the last turn
You may spend 2 ki points to go into a rage as a bonus
action. This does not count against your normal rage limit
When an enemy makes a successful attack on you, as a
reaction you may spend 1 ki point to go into rage (this
consumes one of your rage uses as normal)
When you take the Attack action, you may spend 1 ki
point. If you do, add your rage bonus damage to each
attack you make this round.
You start with 2 ki points at level 3, and gain an additional
ki point at 6th, 8th, 10th, 12th, 14th, and 16th level. Ki points
replenish on a short or long rest.

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Barbarian: Path of Temperance
Bard: College of Chronicles
Cleric: Journey Domain
Druid: Circle of Communion
Fighter: Gladiator
Monk: Way of the Inviolate
Paladin: Oath of Preservation
Ranger: Chirurgeon
Rogue: Vanguard
Your fury courses through your body, burning out any
impurities. At 6th level, going into a rage cures any one poison
1 or disease affecting you, and removes one level of exhaustion
1 Cold Truth
2 Beginning at 10th level, your tempered anger grants an icy
3 clarity, allowing you to see things as they truly are. While
raging, you have truesight out to 60ft, although you cannot
3 see into the Ethereal Plane.
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Final Strike
4 At 14th level, as an action while raging you may spend 1 ki
5 point and score a critical hit with a melee strength weapon on
5 an adjacent enemy. This ends your rage.

Sorcerer: Changeling
Warlock: The Collective
Wizard: School of Time
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Bard
7 College of Chronicles
The College of Chronicles is in the business of legends. As a
member, it’s your job to go out there and find heroes,
monsters, apocalypses, and anything else that makes a good
story. If you can’t find any, some creative editing can turn any
event into something worth remembering.

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 While they might seem foolish to outsiders, chasing or
creating wild tales instead of doing something of substance,
the Chroniclers know something that seems to have escaped
the rest of the world. Stories have the power to change things.
The tales that folk tell themselves and each other shape
reality, and if you can channel that power, you can pull off just
about anything.
Talespinner
Beginning at 3rd level, you can create powerful and inspiring
legends out of real acts of bravery. When you take a long rest,
you can write down a legend of a creature into a book or
scroll you create or acquire for this purpose, to a maximum
number of ½ your Bard level, rounded up. You can remove
any number of written legends whenever you take a long rest.
Creatures with written legends are considered legendary
Legendary creatures have advantage on Intimidation and
Persuasion checks made against creatures that know the
legend. You can relate a legend over the course of one minute.
When you grant Bardic Inspiration to a legendary creature,
you can inspire them beyond normal limits with tales of their
own great deeds. You grant them two dice instead of one, and
when they choose to use bardic inspiration, they roll both and
take the higher result.
In addition, a written legend may be used as a substitute
for a body part for resurrection magic.
Bonus Proficiencies
When you join the College of Chronicles at 3rd level, you gain
proficiency in History, Religion, and Arcana
Re-record
The duty of a historian is to record the world, but oftentimes
what is recorded is not what actually transpired. Beginning at
6th level, when you take a long rest, you may rewrite an event
you witnessed that lasted no more than 10 minutes and
which took place in the last 24 hours as a legend. When you
do, all creatures that witnessed the event must make a
Wisdom saving throw against your spell save DC, and on a
failure their memory of the event is altered to follow your
legend instead. However, for the legend to have power it must
be truly believed, and so your memory of the event is always
altered.
If an alteration of an event is extreme, the DM may decide
that certain characters have advantage on their saving throw,
or that they may automatically succeed if the legend is non-
sensical
If the legend is ever removed, the memories return to
normal.
Spellbinding
At 14th level, you can wrap creatures in the bonds of word
and story, binding them into your book. You may spend one
minute weaving a tale of subjugation and bondage, directed
at a creature within 30ft. At the end of the minute, the
creature makes a Wisdom saving throw. If it is conscious it
makes the save with advantage. On a failure, the creature is
bound into the pages of your book as a legend. You can
release the creature by relating its legend, which takes one
minute. Once you have bound a creature in such a way you
must complete a long rest before you can do so again.
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Cleric
Journey Domain
Gods of the Journey Domain — such as Hermes, Janus,
Akadi, Fharlangn, Khonsu, and Neptune— are patrons of
travelers, lords of the crossroads, and queens of the ocean
and sky. They bless and protect those who wander the world.
Clerics of these gods range from explorers who brave the
unknown for knowledge and glory, to sailors and guards who
honor the divine by aiding on others on their journeys, to
mendicant healers and judges, trusting their gods to bring
them where they are needed.
Journey Domain Spells
Cleric Level Spells
1st expeditious retreat, longstrider
3rd find steed, pass without trace
5th fly, haste
7th dimension door, freedom of movement
9th passwall, teleportation circle
Traveler’s Blessing:
Your god smiles upon and protects those who walk the roads.
Starting at 1st level, movement builds up charges of Blessing,
1 for each 30 feet traveled by any means. Distance traveled by
teleportation counts for double (i.e. 1 charge per 15 feet
traveled). You may have any number of charges at once, but at
the end of each round your charges are capped at your
Wisdom modifier, with any number above that being lost.
You can do the following with charges of Blessing:
When you land a hit, you may spend any number of
charges. Add +1 to damage for each charge you spend
As a bonus action, you may spend any number of charges.
Gain 1 temporary hit point for each charge spent
Channel Divinity:
Beginning at 2nd level you can use your Channel Divinity to
to swap places with another being. As an action, you choose a
creature or object within 60 feet, and teleport to their location
as they simultaneously teleport to yours. If the creature is
unwilling, they make a Wisdom saving throw against your
spell save DC. On a successful saving throw, the swap does
not take place
Tagalong:
At 6th level, whenever you cast a spell targeting only yourself,
you may also target one willing creature within 60 feet.
Improved Blessing:
At 8th level, your bonuses from Traveler’s Blessing are
increased. Whenever you make an attack roll, you may spend
3 or 6 charges of blessing. If you spend 3, the attack roll has
advantage. If you spend 6, the attack roll automatically hits.
Perpetual Motion:
Starting at 17th level, whenever you move you may instead
choose to teleport the same distance instead.

Druid
Circle of Communion
Druids of the Circle of Communion shift between bodies,
watching intruders in their domain from every pair of eyes.
Less visible than the other circles, most of them have never
seen the face of their fellows, as each meeting of the Circle is
conducted in a different host. To a member of the Circle of
Communion, all life is one.
Druids who follow Communion are often silent watchers of
secret places, or protectors of hidden tribes of beasts. There
are those who pursue their goals by more active means,
however. The subtlety and flexibility of the Unity of the Circle
lends itself to information gathering or even sabotage, and
such things are easily bartered in world where knowledge is
power.
Vital unity
When you choose this Circle at 2nd level, you can channel the
energy of change to instead project your consciousness into
the body of another creature. You can use your Wild Shape to
attempt to assume control of any non-construct, non-undead
creature with sufficiently low Intelligence, given by the table
below.
Intelligence Limit
Druid Level Intelligence
2nd 2 whenever you kill a hostile creature, score a critical hit, or hit
9th 3
12th 4 level. When you have maximum glory, earning additional
15th 5 glory instead extends the duration by 1 minute.
18th 6
As an action, you may choose a creature within 60 feet to
possess. If the creature has low enough Intelligence, you use
your Wild Shape and force the target to make an Charisma
saving throw against your spell save DC. On a failure, or if the
creature is willing, you assume control of their body.
The rules of Wild Shape apply to the statistics and abilities
of possessed creatures, save that your equipment remains on
your original body, and you retain the ability to cast spells as
long as the creature you are possessing (the host) has the
requisite physical attributes (i.e. ability to speak, limbs
flexible enough to create Somatic components, etc.)
In addition, while possessing a host your own body is
unconscious and immobilized. If your host dies while you are
possessing it, you return to your body. If your body dies while
you are possessing another creature, you die. If your normal
Wild Shape hours elapse, you return to your body. You can
additionally return to your body as an action.
Latent Susceptability
Beginning at 6th level, you may add your Wisdom modifier to
your Intelligence Limit when trying to possess an
unconscious creature . In addition, a creature who you are
physically touching has disadvantage on its saving throw.
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Trading Places
At 10th level, when you successfully possess a creature, you
may choose to shunt its consciousness into your own body,
rather than simply suppressing it. It follows the same rules
you do with regards to stat usage and control of features. If
your body dies while another creature is possessing it, both
you and it perish. If you trade places, your possession does
not expire due to time, and can only end by your choice or if
your host body dies.
Undying
At 14th level, If your body dies while you are possessing
another creature, you do not die. Instead, the possession
becomes permanent, and your host body becomes your
permanent body.
Fighter
Gladiator
The archetypal Gladiator seeks to turn the chaos of combat
into a performance, a challenge in which greatness may be
ripped from the corpses of fallen foes. The roars of the crowd
sustain them as they constantly seek greater foes and more
sublime victories.
Glorious Struggle
Beginning at 3rd level when you select this archetype,
a creature of size Huge or larger, you earn glory, which lasts
10 minutes. You can have at most glory equal to your fighter
glory has the following effects:
Whenever you gain glory, you gain temporary hit points
equal to the number of glory you have. For example, the
1st glory gives 1 hit point, the second gives 2 hit points,
the third gives 3, and so on.
At 3 glory, you have advantage on all attacks made against
creatures larger than you.
Playing to the Crowd
Starting at 7th level, when you have at least 1 glory, you are
considered proficient in Persuasion and Intimidation if you
are not already proficient. At 5 glory, you also have advantage
on Persuasion and Intimidation checks
Champion's Revelry
At 10th level, if you would earn glory and no allies are within
60 feet of you, earn 2 glory instead. At 5 glory, you may add
your Charisma modifier to your damage rolls (minimum of
+1)
Nonstop Action
At 15th level, the first time each long rest you reach 10, 20, or
30 glory, you immediately Action Surge. This does not count
against your normal limit of Action Surges.
Edge of Glory
Starting at 18th level, when you have maximum Glory, every
hit you score is a critical hit. These critical hits do not earn
Glory.
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Monk
Way of the Inviolate
The Way of the Inviolate teaches that control over the self is
all. Monks who follow this path channel their ki to warp
reality according to their will. Their will power is indomitable
to the point that they can deny the action of reality on their
bodies. A true master of the Way could step into the center of
a volcano and emerge unharmed.
Asceticism
Starting when you choose this tradition at 3rd level, you gain
the ability to make vows, which limit both yourself and your
opponents. You may spend 1 ki point as an action to adopt a
vow. When you do so, you must choose a target within 60
feet, who makes a Wisdom saving throw. On a failed saving
throw the vow takes hold. Once a vow has been successfully
made, it can only be broken by you. You have access to the
following vows:
Vow of Silence: You vow not to utter a sound, and your
target becomes mute
Vow of Blindness: You shut your eyes against the evils of
the world, and your target becomes blinded
Vow of Stillness: You resolve not to move, and your
target’s movement speed is reduced to 0
Vow of Pacifism: You choose not to attack your target,
and your target cannot attack you (you can both still attack
other creatures)
Denial
Starting at 6th level, you gain the ability to avoid harmful
effects to your body, using sheer force of will to deny their
ability to harm you. You may spend 1 ki point to make a
Wisdom saving throw instead of any other type of saving
throw.
Sacrosanct
At 11th level, you can forbid other creatures from an area
around you. You may spend 1 ki point as an action to create a
barrier in a 10 feet radius around you. Any creature who
begins their turn inside the barrier, or attempts to enter it by
any means must make a Wisdom saving throw or be pushed
to the edge of the barrier. Any creature that is inside the
barrier when it is created makes an immediate saving throw
at disadvantage.
This barrier lasts until the end of your next turn, at which
point you may choose to renew it or end it. If you choose to
renew it, you must spend ki points equal to the number of
rounds the barrier has been up (i.e. after the initial round,
renewing it takes 2 ki points, then 3, then 4, etc), in which
case the barrier is renewed until the end of your next turn.
Unyielding
At 17th level, you gain the ability to reject all forms of harm.
As an action, you may spend 5 ki points to become immune
to all types of damage for a number of rounds equal to your
Wisdom modifier. Once you use this ability, you must
complete a long rest before using it again.
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Paladin
Oath of Preservation
The Oath of Preservation is a sacred trust, an agreement to
serve and protect another even unto death. The Oath is
sometimes sworn to a single person, in response to a life debt
or other personal obligation, but more often the paladin
swears to protect a group, or simply to pursue the
safekeeping of others as a way of life.
Tenets of Preservation
The tenets of preservation are highly personal, each specific
to the group or person being protected. However, the core of
the Oath is always the same.
Their Life before Mine: My life is less important than
those I protect. I will give it up without hesitation for them.
Preservation before Harm: When given the choice
whether or not to harm another, I will choose preservation.
When there is no choice, or when I must cause harm to
protect those I care about, I will be implacable and
unstoppable.
Safety before Obedience: When it comes to protecting
those I am sworn to, their wishes matter nothing compared
to their safety. If I must pick up my charge bodily and drag
them out of a dangerous situation I will do so.
Vigilance before Rest: I will keep my watch constantly,
and I will never stand down while there is danger in this
world.
Oath Spells
You gain oath spells at the paladin level listed
Oath of Preservation Spells
Paladin Level Spells
3rd compelled duel, healing word
5th warding bond, aid
9th magic circle, glyph of warding
13th death ward, otiluke's resilient sphere
17th wall of force, greater restoration
Channel Divinity
When you take this oath at 3rd level, you gain the following
two Channel Divinity options.
Interpose. As a reaction, you create a connection between
yourself and an allied creature within 30 feet. While this
connection persists, any damage that would be dealt to them
is dealt to you instead. (Any other effects, such as poison,
restraint, fear, etc. are not transferred). This connection ends
after 1 minute, or when hit points equal to five times your
Paladin level have been transferred.
Stand Aside As an action, you present your holy symbol
and speak a prayer of censure and resolve. All enemy
creatures within 30 feet that can hear you must make a
Wisdom saving throw. On a failed save, they have
disadvantage on all attack rolls made against all other allied
creatures for the next 1d4 rounds.
 Invigorate
At 7th level, blood shed in service of your oath grants you
newfound strength. At the beginning of your turn, you may
regain one expended spell slot of level less than the damage
you have taken in the past round divided by 10.
Spirited Defense
Starting at 15th level, whenever an adjacent ally is attacked,
you may use your reaction to make an attack of opportunity
against the attacker. In addition, whenever you use your
Channel Divinity to Interpose and prevent damage that would
have taken an ally to 0 hit points, your Channel Divinity
immediately recharges.
Avatar of Preservation
At 20th level, you take on the appearance of a spiritual avatar.
Your eyes glow pure white, and you give off ghostly
afterimages of yourself as you walk. Whenever an ally within
60 feet of you would take damage, you may choose to have
one of your ghosts appear in front of your ally, blocking the
attack and redirecting the damage to you.
In addition, when you spend your Channel Divinity to
Interpose, you may teleport to your target and use your
Spirited Defense.
Ranger
Chirurgeon
The Chirurgeon archetype is defined by knowledge. Those
who seek to follow this path must constantly be learning,
ripping apart the corpses of their friends and foes seeking
every advantage they can glean from the blood and gore.
Once that knowledge is in hand, it is put to brutal and precise
use, crippling foes with cold efficiency and avoiding
counterattacks before they even occur. A Chirurgeon may
lose the first fight, but they will not lose the second.
Dismember
Starting when you select this archetype at 3rd level, you can
spend a bonus action to make any attacks you make this
round into a called shot, targeting some specific point of a
creature’s anatomy. If the called shot deals more than 1/10 of
the creature’s maximum health, the point is damaged, having
some effect determined by the DM.
A damaged part can have any number of effects, from
crippling wings to stop a creature from flying, to shooting out
an umber hulk’s hypnotic eyes, to slicing the vocal cords out
of a banshee. Note that a called shot doesn’t add damage even
when vital areas are targeted, as all attacks are made with the
intent to kill.
Dissect
Also at 3rd level, you can spend ten minutes with a freshly
dead corpse in an attempt to research it. You make a Nature
check against DC 10+CR (round down), and on a success the
creature is researched. Whether the check succeeds or fails,
the corpse is destroyed.
You may add your Intelligence modifier to the damage of
called shots made against researched creatures.
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Decipher
Starting at 7th level, your research becomes more precise,
granting you a deeper understanding of your prey. Whenever
you research a creature, you can infer its pattern of behavior
and any unusual physiology. You learn all non-magical traits
and special attacks the creature possesses. In addition, you
have advantage on all Nature and Survival checks made with
regards to researched creatures.
Discern
In your research, you’ve begun to notice certain signs which
herald the use of special abilities. This lets you react quickly
to special physical abilities of monsters, bracing yourself
physically or mentally or simply having an extra second to get
away. Starting at 11th level, you have advantage on Wis, Str,
and Dex saves made against non-magical abilities originating
from a researched monster. For example, a red dragon’s
breath is non-magical and creates a visual cue, perhaps a
fiery glow around the neck or chest. In contrast, a lich casting
fireball is magical, and provides no such cues.
Decimate
Beginning at 15th level, your called shots against researched
creatures are made with advantage.
Rogue
Vanguard
Your training is focused on working as part of a group, using
your skills to create openings for your allies. You’re also a
capable tactician, setting up timed strikes to cut down your
foes. Those who follow this path are often scouts in military
units, troubleshooters in groups of thieves, or companions
and silent bodyguards to powerful noblemen and mages.
Opportunity Strikes
Starting at 3rd level when you select this archetype,
whenever you hit an enemy you create an opening . You may
choose one ally that can hear you, who can then use their
reaction to take an attack of opportunity against the enemy.
Coordinate
At 9th level, you and your allies can set up battle plans and
tactics on the fly. At the beginning of combat after initiative is
rolled, you can choose to trade initiative scores with an ally of
your choice. In addition you can use the bonus action granted
by your cunning action to move an ally to your initiative for
the rest of combat. If you do, the ally may act immediately.
Flanking
Beginning at 13th level, you can work in tandem with your
allies, timing your attacks. You have advantage on melee
attacks against enemies as long as there is an ally within 5
feet of the enemy.
Tactical Synergy
At 17th level, whenever you take the Attack action on your
turn, you may make an additional attack for each ally on the
same initiative as you.
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Changeling
Your innate magic comes from the faerie blood that runs
through your veins. Switched at a young age with a normal
child, you are a changeling, a creature of the fae left in the
Material plane for reasons ranging from the truly malicious to
the simply capricious. Some changelings know of their
nature, or learn of it at a young age, while others go their
entire lives not understanding their strange aptitude towards
faerie magic.
It is also possible for the other child, the human brought
into the realms of faerie to develop changeling magic,
although this is less common.
Changeling Cloak
Starting at 1st level, whenever you take a long rest you may
cast disguise self without expending a spell slot. When you do
this, the duration of the spell is extended to 24 hours.
Displacement
Also at 1st level, whenever you have the form of another
creature, whether through your Changeling Cloak or some
other magic or mundane disguise, that creature has
disadvantage on all saving throws against effects originating
from you
Natural Aptitude
Starting at 8th level, your faerie nature allows you to cast
spells at a rate beyond a normal mortal. Casting spells as a
bonus action no longer prevents you from casting a non-
cantrip spell in the same round.
Shifter
Your changeling tendencies have grown more powerful. At
14th level, you learn polymorph if you do not already know it.
You can cast polymorph targeting yourself, transforming only
into any humanoid or fey you have seen of CR less than or
equal to 1/2 your sorcerer level rounded down. Once you cast
polymorph in this way, you can’t do so again until you finish a
short or long rest, although you may still cast it normally
using an available spell slot
Chameleon
Beginning at 18th level, your natural transformative magic
has reached its peak. When you use your Changeling Cloak,
you may shapechange instead of using disguise self. If you do,
you may not change your shapechanged form until you use
Changeling Cloak again during a long rest.
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Warlock
The Collective
Your Patron is a creature of dominion and control, a being of
pure order and purpose which it imposes on the world via a
hierarchy of servants and minions. Such a creature’s motives
are inscrutable, as the cogs in a machine do not know the
purpose towards which they work. Generally, Collectives seek
to create order from chaos, whether or not that order is
comprehensible to mortal minds. The most well known of
these is Primus, leader of the Modrons, although there exist
others who operate on a less visible scale.
Expanded Spell List
The Collective Let's you choose from an expanded list of
spells when you learn a warlock spell. The following spells
are added to the warlock spell list for you.
Collective Expanded Spells
Spell Level Spells
1st command, shield
2nd aid, enlarge/reduce
3rd protection from energy, sending
4th compulsion, fabricate
5th planar binding, rary's telepathic bond
Hierarchy
Your bonds to your patron allow you to create order out of
your surroundings. When you take a long rest, you can
designate a hierarchy, choosing one creature as your
superior and a number of creatures based on your level as
your subordinates. Position in this hierarchy determines the
function of the features granted by your patron. Once a
hierarchy has been created, it is difficult to change, requiring
seven straight days of meditation. Adding new subordinates
to the hierarchy can be done during a long rest.
Subordinate Table
Warlock Level Number of Subordinates
1st 1
8th 2
14th 4
20th unlimited
All are One
Magically speaking, all subordinates are simply a part of their
superior. Whenever a spell, whether friendly or hostile,
targets a creature in the hierarchy, any effects caused by the
spell except damage are also applied to all creatuers
subordinate to the initial target. If the spell requires a save,
each creature affected by it makes a separate save.

Outside Assets
You’ve grown accustomed to using the power of others.
Starting at 6th level, you can borrow prepared spells from
your allies. As an action, you choose a spell that has been
prepared or is known by a willing creature within 60 feet and
add it to your list of known spells. This effect lasts until you
take a short or long rest, and while it persists the borrowed
spell is removed from the target's list of prepared or known
spells. After using this ability, you must finish a short or long
rest before you do so again, unless the spell was borrowed
from a creature below you in the hierarchy, in which case it
immediately recharges.
Contract Workers
At 10th level, you learn the geas spell. You can spend an hour
to create a binding contract infused with a geas, which
imposes it on whoever signs the contract without expending a
spell slot. Once you have created a contract, you must finish a
long rest before you do so again. You can still cast geas
normally using an available spell slot.
One For All
Starting at 14th level, whenever a creature in the hierarchy
takes damage, they can use their reaction to spread the
damage equally (rounded up) among themselves and all their
subordinates. Each creature in the hierarchy can use this
ability a number of times equal to their Charisma modifier,
after which they must complete a long rest before being to
use it again.
Wizard
School of Time
As an initiate of the School of Time, you can manipulate its
unrelenting flow to your advantage. You understand how to
shift things around in the fabric of time, trapping foes in
unending loops, borrowing magic from your future self, and
even reaching backwards and bringing a previous version of
someone into the present. Members of this school make
extremely slippery and adaptable combatants, tacticians, or
even merchants, since no matter the situation, they always
manage to be in the right place at the right time.
Time Out of Mind
Beginning when you select this school at 2nd level, your
expert skills allow you to affect when you have your magical
power.
Then is Now. Time warps to your will, bringing your
power from the future into the present, although the transfer
isn’t perfect and some energy is lost into the void of time. You
can use Arcane Recovery as an action. If you use it this way,
you regain no spell slots the next time you complete a long
rest. Once you have used this ability, you must take a long
rest until you can use it again. You can still use Arcane
Recovery as normal.
Now and Later. You can store some magical energy for
future use. When you take a short rest, you may expend spell
slots with total level equal to half your wizard level (rounded
down). If you do, the next time you take a long rest, add all
expended spell slots to your available spell slots, even if this
exceeds your normal maximum
Deferment
At 6th level, whenever you are hit with an attack or spell, you
can use your reaction to postpone the impact of that damage.
Instead of taking damage, it is delayed for a number of
rounds up to your Intelligence modifier. At the end of the
delay, you take all delayed damage. You can only have one
instance of damage postponed at a time.
Deja Vu
As an action, starting at 10th level you may force a creature
within 60 feet into a brief time loop. During their next turn,
they must take the exact same actions they took the previous
round, targeting the same targets. If any dice rolls were made,
use the previous result instead of rolling again. If the action is
impossible (previous target is dead/out of range, no more
spell slots), the target goes through the motions of the action
even if no result is produced. After using this ability, you must
complete a short or long rest before using it again.
Reversal of Fortune
At 14th level, you have the ability to send a person backwards
in their time stream. As an action, you choose a creature or
object within 60 feet. If the creature is unwilling, they make
an Intelligence saving throw. On a failed save, or if the
creature is willing, they are reset to the exact state they were
in some amount of time ago, determined by rolling 1d100
and consulting the table below. This reversal includes
physical location, HP, spell slots, death, etc, but does not alter
memories. After using this ability, you must complete a long
rest before using it again.
Time Reversed
Roll Time
01-50 1 minute
50-75 10 minutes
75-90 1 hour
90-99 1 day
00 Roll again and double the result*
*if 00 is rolled a second time, the target is sent back 1 year.
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