Welcome to the Expanded Handbook! Within are 44 Oath of the Mind..................................................

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subclasses for the 12 main classes of Dungeons & Oath of the Pyre ................................................... 27
Dragons, along with the Artificer and the Blood Hunter,
with a host of new options for players. Oath of Winter ..................................................... 28

Artificer .................................................................... 3 Ranger..................................................................... 29

Gunslinger ............................................................ 3 Death Walker ....................................................... 29

Barbarian ................................................................. 4 Clairvoyant .......................................................... 30

Path of the Bastion................................................ 4 Rogue ...................................................................... 31

Path of the Force ................................................... 5 Deadeye............................................................... 31

Path of the Skirmisher ........................................... 5 Psi-Stalker ............................................................ 31

Path of the Solar ................................................... 6 Vanguard ............................................................. 32

Path of the Unchained ........................................... 6 Sorcerer ................................................................... 33

Bard ......................................................................... 8 Hardwired Soul .................................................... 33

College of Hexes .................................................... 8 Skyward Soul ....................................................... 34

College of Restoration ........................................... 9 Warlock ................................................................... 35

College of Sacrifice ................................................ 9 The Arcane Pact ................................................... 35

Blood Hunter ........................................................... 10 The Elder Pact ...................................................... 36

Order of Steel ....................................................... 10 The Fey Pact ......................................................... 37

Order of the Heavensworn....................................11 The Immortal Pact ................................................ 38

Cleric .......................................................................12 The Star Pact ........................................................ 39

Flame Domain ...................................................... 12 The War Pact ....................................................... 40

Errant Domain...................................................... 13 Wizard ..................................................................... 41

Hedonism Domain ................................................14 Battlecasting........................................................ 41

Traveler Domain .................................................. 15 Pyromancy ........................................................... 42

Winter Domain..................................................... 16 Savant ................................................................. 43

Druid .......................................................................17 Appendix I: Alternate Smites .................................... 44

Circle of Damnation..............................................17 Appendix II: Spells .................................................... 49

Circle of Storms .................................................... 18 Appendix III: Races ................................................... 53

Fighter.....................................................................19 Awakened Skeleton .............................................. 53

Battlemancer ....................................................... 19 Appendix IV: Feats ................................................... 55

Psi-Knight ............................................................ 20
Sage ....................................................................21
Xenohunter .......................................................... 22
Monk .......................................................................23
Way of the Chromatic Soul ...................................23
Way of the Streets................................................24
Paladin ....................................................................25
Oath of the Accursed ............................................25
 or other suitable facility, you can create a Spell Cannon
Mastering magical invention, artificers learn unique in 4 hours and for 75 gold.
skills and knowledge, allowing them to create magic
items. A young Artificer can now elect to become a 3rd-level Gunslinger feature
Gunslinger at 3rd level.
Whenever a creature targets you with an attack or spell,
you can make one weapon attack automatically against
Wielders of the arcane weapons in battle, gunslingers
that creature with your Spell Cannon.
epitomize the marriage of spells and arcane weaponry,
able to expertly wield death and slay their foes.
5th-level Gunslinger feature

3rd-level Gunslinger feature
You gain proficiency with smith’s tools. If you already
have this proficiency, you gain proficiency with one
other type of artisan's tools of your choice.
At the start of each of your turns, roll a d6. On a 6,
when you take the attack action, you can make two
weapon attacks with your Spell Cannon against a single
target. You then cannot use this ability again until you
roll another 6.

3rd-level Gunslinger feature At 11th level, you attack three times instead. At 17th
level, you attack four times.
You always have certain spells prepared after you reach
At 10th level, you regain this ability on a 5 or 6.
particular levels in this class, as shown in the Gunslinger
Spells table. These spells count as artificer spells for
you, but they do not count against the number of 9th-level Gunslinger feature
artificer spells you prepare.
Whenever you cast an Artificer spell, one Spell Cannon
Gunslinger Spells you are wielding regains a number of charges equal to
Artificer the level of the spell slot.
Level Spells
3rd Absorb Elements, Shield
5th Blur, Branding Smite 15th-level Gunslinger feature
9th Conjure Barrage, Lightning Arrow The speed of your trigger is now renown, and your
13th Death Ward, Dimensional Gate*
capabilities as a gunslinger are evident. Whenever you
17th Conjure Volley, Steel Barrel*
roll a 6 for your Fan Fire feature, you can instead choose
to make one attack against each creature of your choice
within range of your weapon.
3rd-level Gunslinger feature

You construct a Spell Cannon. It is a one-handed ranged

weapon that deals 1d10 force damage and has a range
of 10ft x your proficiency modifier. You are proficient
with it.

A typical Spell Cannon has 10 charges and regains 1

charge per minute, magically regenerating its energy.
Making an attack with this weapon expends 1 charge. If
the Spell Cannon has no charges, it cannot be used to
make attacks.

Additionally, you can create a Spell Cannon over the

course of 8 hours using 100gp of arcane materials and
your smith’s tools. If you have access to an arcane forge
 feature also has one charm or frighten effect of your
At 3rd level, a barbarian can commit themselves to a choice ended on them as well.
path of their choice, embracing their rage and inner
primal spirit through different means. The Path of the 14th-level Path of the Bastion feature
Bastion and the Path of Battle are now available to a
rising barbarian. Your prowess in battle allows you to lock down the
battlefield against your foes. Whenever you use
Reckless Defense, the range is increases to 30ft, and you
A Bastion is a warrior whose unquenchable rage pushes
can make one weapon attack as part of that reaction.
them to master protection of their allies and oneself,
This attack is made against the hostile creature that
rather than maximizing their killing prowess. Effective
triggered the reaction.
bodyguards, Bastions utilize heavy armor and their
battlefield presence to shield their allies.

3rd-level Path of the Bastion feature

You gain proficiency with heavy armor. While wearing

heavy armor, you do not gain the benefits of your
Unarmored Defense feature, but you can gain all the
benefits of your Rage feature.

At 5th level, you gain the benefits of Fast Movement

while wearing heavy armor.

3rd-level Path of the Bastion feature

You are driven to protect your allies. While raging,

whenever an ally within 10ft of you is hit by an attack,
you can use your reaction to move into that ally’s space.
If you do so, you push that ally 5ft in a direction of your
choice, forcing the attacker to reroll their attack against
you.

6th-level Path of the Bastion feature

Your presence on the battlefield attracts attention,

allowing you to shield one ally more effectively. When
you roll initiative, choose one ally is within 30ft of you.
That ally gains a bonus to AC equal to your rage
damage, while they are within 30ft of you.

You can choose to change the target of this feature

when you use your Reckless Defense feature, the
pushed ally becoming the target of this feature.

10th-level Path of the Bastion feature

You have learned how to temper your rage with a

deadly calm, allowing you to see things clearly. As a
bonus action, you can end one effect that is charming or
frightening you. An ally benefiting from your Stronghold
The Path of the Force is an old path, dedicated to
protection through aggression. Warriors of this path
eschew typical weapons, instead mastering the shield.
Unknown to most though, is that warriors of this path
harness magic to enchant their shields and create walls
of magic.
3rd-level Path of the Force feature
You learn to use shields in new ways. Whenever you are
wielding a shield, it can be used a simple weapon that
deals 1d8 force damage, and it has a range of 20/60ft. If
thrown, the shield immediately dissipates after hitting
or missing a target and reappears in your hand.
When you gain your second attack at 5th level, the
second attack with the shield can be made against a
target within range of the first target of the shield
before reappearing in your hand.
6th-level Path of the Force feature
Whenever you hit a creature with a shield, you can
cause the shield to explode, dealing half the damage
the target took to each creature of your choice within
5ft of the target.
You can use this feature a number of times equal to
your proficiency modifier. You regain all uses whenever
you finish a short or long rest.
10th-level Path of the Force feature
Whenever one of your allies is within the range of your
Arcane Detonation feature, they instead gain temporary
hit points.
14th-level Path of the Force feature
Your mastery of shield magic is evident. You can cast
the spell Wall of Force as a bonus action with no
components. You can concentrate on this spell even
while raging. Once you cast this spell, you cannot do so
again until you finish a short or long rest.
Furthermore, the range of your Arcane Detonation
feature increases to 10ft.
Barbarians of this path rely on the confidence of a
sound weapon and good companions rather than
magic. Mastering their weapons, they learn how to use
them with deadly efficiency, learning how to control the
battlefield and to rain death upon their foes.
3rd-level Path of the Skirmisher feature
Starting when you choose this path, you master all
weapons with deadly expertise. Any weapon you wield
can benefit from your Rage feature.
3rd-level Path of the Skirmisher feature
Your reflexes are honed. Whenever you take damage
while raging, on your next turn, you can make one
weapon attack as a bonus action.
6th-level Path of the Skirmisher feature
Your aggression and rage propels you forth, pushing
past the opposition of your foes. Whenever you are
raging, you become resistant to the damage of
opportunity attacks.
6th-level Path of the Skirmisher feature
You learn how focus your ire against a foe. Whenever
you miss a creature with a weapon attack, your next
weapon attack against the same creature gains a bonus
to the attack roll equal to your rage damage and scores
a critical hit on a roll of 19 or 20.
10th-level Path of the Skirmisher feature
Your honed reflexes draw near the peak of humanoid
capability, almost faster than the eye can perceive.
Whenever you are hit with attack while raging, you can
use your reaction to make one weapon attack against
your attacker. On a hit, you deal your weapon’s damage
and cause the attack to miss.
14th-level Path of the Skirmisher feature
You become a whirlwind of havoc upon your foes.
Whenever a creature within range of your weapon
takes an action, you can make one weapon attack
against it.
Additionally, whenever you kill a creature, the next
attack you make that hits is a critical hit.
The Path of the Solar is the path taken by individuals
with a connection to divinity. Channeling this power, a
warrior become able to conjure weapons of flame,
sundering and devastating the battlefield.
3rd-level Path of the Solar feature
Your rage channels the deadly power of the sun and
fire. When you rage, you become immune to fire and
radiant damage. And as part of that same bonus action,
you can magically summon a burning weapon. The
burning weapon is a weapon of your choice but deals
fire damage instead. The burning weapon disappears
after you end your rage.
Alternatively, you can make one weapon you are
wielding a burning weapon, causing the weapon to deal
fire damage on a hit.
6th-level Path of the Solar feature
Your ability to quickly manifest burning weapons
improves. As a bonus action, you can magically summon
a light weapon and make a single weapon attack with it.
This light weapon deals fire damage, and it turns to ash
after you hit or miss your target. This special attack rolls
a critical on a 19-20.
10th-level Path of the Solar feature
Once per rage, you can unleash the power of sunfire
upon your foes. As an action, you can make a weapon
attack with you burning weapon. As part of this attack,
you cast Aganazzer’s Scorcher at 5th level, requiring no
components, with the spell emanating from the target.
At 14th level, you can instead cast fireball, centered on
your target.
10th-level Path of the Solar feature
The flames you wield can be brough to white-hot
intensity, whenever you deal fire damage, you can
instead deal radiant damage.
14th-level Path of the Solar feature
You become an engine of might, channeling the power
of the undying flames. Whenever you deal damage with
Throwing Fire, you regain hit points equal to half the
damage dealt.
You were possessed by a chain devil, which then at
some point later was expunged from your body. But the
time that devil spent in your flesh has changed it,
granting you supernatural command of evil powers.
3rd-level Path of the Unchained feature
You gain a chain born of infernal power. The soul chain
is magical wrapped around one of your arms, making it
impossible to disarm you of. The Soul Chain cannot be
removed from your body, instead moving along it if
necessary. A Soul Chain has the following properties.
Weapon Damage Weight Properties
Name
Soul Chain 2d6 4 lb. finesse,
slashing reach
Furthermore, whenever you are grappling a creature,
your soul chain inflicts pain upon your foe. A grappled
creature takes 2d6 piercing damage at the start of its
each of its turns.
3rd-level Path of the Unchained feature
Your mind is tainted by the devil that inhabited it. You
can read and speak infernal. Furthermore, you gain
telepathy 120ft. Creatures can understand your
telepathic utterances if they understand infernal.
6th-level Path of the Unchained feature
You learn how to use your soul chain for traversal. You
can target a creature or solid surface within your
movement speed. If you target a creature, you can
make a weapon attack against it with your Soul Chain.
On a hit, or if you targeted a solid surface, you can pull
yourself towards that point using your movement
speed.
6th-level Path of the Unchained feature

You learn a ritual that allows your Soul Chain to

subsume magical weapons, gaining their properties.
You perform the ritual over the course of 1 hour, which
can be done during a short rest. The weapon must be
within your reach throughout the ritual, at the
conclusion of which you touch the weapon and the
weapon is turned to dust and subsumed.

While the weapon is subsumed, your Soul Chain gains

the properties of the magic item.

The magic weapon ceases being subsumed if you die, if

you use this ritual on a different magic weapon, or if
you your action to break your bond to it. The weapon
appears at your feet, covered in ash when the weapon
is no longer subsumed.

10th-level Path of the Unchained feature

You can manifest spiked, barbed chains within 30ft of

you. The number of chains you can manifest equals half
your proficiency modifier (rounded down).

Each manifested chain is a Soul Chain, a small object

with AC 20, 10 hit points, resistance to piercing damage,
and immunity to psychic and thunder damage. As an
action, you can make one weapon attack, and cause
each manifested chain to make one additional soul
chain attack. An animated chain can grapple one
creature instead of making an attack, but cannot make
attacks while grappling. An animated chain turns to ash
if reduced to 0 hit points or if you are incapacitated or
die.

14th-level Path of the Unchained feature

At the start of each of your turns, you can roll a d6. On a

6, you can manifest an aura of irrational fear. Each
creature within 30ft of you must make a wisdom saving
throw against 8 + your proficiency modifier + your
constitution modifier. A failure causes a target to
become frightened of you until the start of your next
turn.

Soul Chain attacks against a creature that is frightened

of you have advantage and deal an additional 1d4
psychic damage.
At 3rd level, a bard can join a
college of their choice,
seeing that college as
the ultimate
expression of that
bard’s art. The College of
Hexes, College of Restoration,
and the College of Sacrifice are now
available to bards who wish to explore
unique forms of artistic expression.

Through a combination of innovation and guile, bards

who align with this college learn how to turn their
arcane expression into deadly curses. Through dark
word and deed, they are known for a great
capacity for evil, causing most other bardic colleges
to strike against this college whenever they
encounter. Wielders of this power view their curses as
their instrument, and the pain they inflict as their song.

3rd-level College of Hexes feature

You have learned how to turn your inspiration into a

14th-level College of Hexes feature
curse. As a bonus action you can expend a use of your
Bardic Inspiration to curse a creature within 60 feet of Whenever a creature is cursed by your Hexmark
you. feature, the curse lasts until the creature is hit twice.
While cursed, the target suffers from an affliction that
imposes a reduction to their AC equal to half of a roll of 14th-level College of Hexes feature
your Bardic Inspiration (minimum 1, rounded down).
You have mastered the intricacies of using curses, akin
This penalty lasts until the target is hit by an attack.
to the way some master instruments. Whenever a
creature cursed by you dies, you regain hit points equal
3rd-level College of Hexes feature to your level, and you regain a use of your Bardic
Inspiration.
At the end of this subclass is a list of spells considered
curses for the purpose of the features of this subclass.
Any spell that says it curses a creature is also considered Spell
a curse for the purpose of this subclass. Level Spells
1st Bane, Cause Fear, Ray of Sickness
2nd Blindness/Deafness, Crown of Madness, Ray
6th-level College of Hexes feature of Enfeeblement
Whenever you are concentrating on a curse, and you 3rd Fear, Slow
are forced to make a concentration check, you can 4th Elemental Bane, Resilient Sphere
5th Contagion, Enervation
choose to end your concentration, causing any target of
6th Eyebite, Harm
the curse to take 1d8 necrotic damage per level of the
7th Divine Word, Forcecage
curse.
The College of Restoration was founded with the
purpose to preserve life. Weaving together knowledge
of spellcraft, invigorating music, and alchemy, a bard of
this college focuses on keeping their allies alive.
3rd-level College of Restoration feature
You gain proficiency with the medicine skill and the
herbalism kit. Additionally, you can create one Potion of
Healing with a use of an herbalism kit over the course of
a long rest. After 24 hours, the potion spoils and
becomes useless.
At 10th level, you can create two Potions of Healing or
one Potion of Greater Healing. At 14th level, you can
create two Potions of Greater Healing.
3rd-level College of Restoration feature
Whenever a creature regains hit points from a spell or
potion, you can expend a use of your Bardic Inspiration
to restore additional hit points to the target equal to a
roll of Bardic Inspiration.
6th-level College of Restoration feature
Your presence comforts and revitalizes your allies
during rests. Whenever you use your Song of Rest
feature, you can also grant one creature that benefits
from that feature the benefits of the Lesser Restoration
or Cure Wounds spells without expending a spell slot
(you choose which spell to use).
At 14th level, you can grant two creatures the benefits
of this feature instead of just one.
14th-level College of Restoration feature
Whenever you expend a use of Bardic Inspiration to
grant hit points to an ally, another ally within 30ft of the
target also regains hit points equal to the roll of your
Bardic Inspiration.
Known as the sacrosanct, bards of this college view
blood as the pinnacle medium to express themselves.
With methods that are anathema to most bards, the
sacrosanct creates art through taking away, in a
shocking spectacle to both ally and foe.
3rd-level College of Sacrifice feature
You now grant others inspiration through sacrifice of
your own lifeforce. Thus, your hit point total increases
by 6, and increases by 2 each time you gain a level.
You no longer have uses of inspiration based on your
charisma modifier. Instead, whenever you would grant
a creature inspiration, you instead make a use of it
known as Sanguine Inspiration. Whenever you expend a
use of this feature, you take necrotic damage equal to a
roll of the Bardic Inspiration die.
3rd-level College of Sacrifice feature
You learn how to sacrifice your vitality to unleash a song
of necrotic power. As an action, make a spell attack
against a creature within 30ft of you. On a hit, you
expend a use of Sanguine Inspiration, and the target
takes 2d6 necrotic damage, as you scour its flesh.
The necrotic damage increases when you reach certain
levels in this class, increasing to 3d6 at 5th level, 4d6 at
10th level, and 6d6 at 15th level.
6th-level College of Sacrifice feature
Blood magic strengthens your body, allowing you to
wield it against those near you. Whenever a use of your
Sanguine Inspiration is expended, your blood swirls
from your wounds around you, causing any hostile
creature within 10ft of you to also takes the damage
you take from Sanguine Inspiration, while allies in the
affected area regain hit points equal to the rolled
amount instead.
14th-level College of Sacrifice feature
Your blood magic becomes more powerful when you
are close to death. Whenever you have less than half
your hit points, the dice of all your College of Sacrifice
features become d12s, and the ranges are doubled.
Additionally, if you drop to 0 hit points, you can use
Rakehell once without expending a use of Sanguine
Inspiration. On a hit, you regain half the damage dealt
as hit points. Once you use this feature, you cannot do
so again until you finish a long rest.
The Blood Hunters are cunning and
intelligent warriors, individuals who have
sworn to hunt down their foes at all costs.
You can now cast your lot with the Order
of Steel and the Order of the
Heavensworn.

The Order of Steel is an order of warriors

known for twisting their hemocraft magic into powerful
blades of elemental power. Mastering these elemental
blades through combat, followers of this order learn
become a whirlwind of elemental power.

3rd-level Order of Steel feature

You learn the signature ability of your Order. Whenever

you can activate a rite you know, you can manifest an
elemental blade in each free hand you have, in addition
to placing a rite on one weapon you may be wielding.
An elemental blade created this way is known as a
Crimson Blade.
15th-level Order of Steel feature
You are proficient with any Crimson Blade you manifest.
A Crimson Blade deals your rite damage on a hit, and You become a whirlwind of rite magic. Whenever
when you make an attack with your Crimson Blade, you you use your bonus action to attack once with your
use your Strength, Dexterity, or Intelligence modifier for Crimson Blade, you can instead attack twice.
attack and damage rolls. You can also dismiss the blade
or evoke it with a free action as long as your Crimson 18th-level Order of Steel feature
Rite is still active.
You learn a unique blood curse unique to your order.
While a Crimson Blade is manifested, as a bonus action,
you can make one weapon attack with the Crimson You imbue yourself with dark alacrity and strength
Blade. borne from your sacrifice. As an action, you can make
four weapon attacks. Two must be with a Crimson
Blade.
7th-level Order of Steel feature
Amplify. You instead make six weapon attacks.
Your strikes with crimson blades become supernaturally
swift. Whenever you make an opportunity attack and
have at least one Crimson Blade manifested, you can
make two attacks instead of one. One attack must be
with a Crimson Blade.

11th-level Order of Steel feature

Your mastery of the Crimson Blades is furthered. Your

Crimson Blades now have the Thrown property, with a
normal range of 60ft.
A Heavensworn is a blood hunter that swears an oath to
a celestial power, transforming their blood into a holy
substance. Unlike typical blood hunters, Heavensworn
usually are attached to a divine order, hunting down
fiends and striking against the lower planes.
3rd-level Order of the Heavensworn feature
You swear yourself to a holy higher power. You learn
the esoteric Consecration rite (detailed below),
sharpening mortal steel with divine power.
Consecration. Your rite damage is magical damage of
the same type as your weapon. While the rite is active,
your weapon sheds bright sunlight out to a radius of 5ft.
If you hit a fiend with Consecration, it suffers additional
rite damage equal to your Intelligence modifier.
Upon reaching 11th level, any creature you hit with
Consecration suffers this additional rite damage.
11th-level Order of the Heavensworn feature
Your blood becomes further consecrated, allowing you
to heal allies when you spill your blood. Whenever you
take damage from a Blood Hunter feature, you can
restore hit points to an ally within 30ft of you. The
restored hit points equal to the damage you took from
the feature.
15th-level Order of the Heavensworn feature
Your divine connection evolves. As a bonus action, you
reveal spectral wings. These wings grant you a flying
speed equal to your walking speed, and last until you
are incapacitated, or you dismiss them with a bonus
action.
If you already have a flying speed, your flying speed
increases by half your flying speed when you manifest
the wings.

18th-level Order of the Heavensworn feature

3rd-level Order of the Heavensworn feature
Your capabilities have grown, your blood now fully
Your blood is transformed, allowing you to make a vial
consecrated with divine powers. When you use
of holy water over the course of a short or long rest. At
Consecration on a weapon, it is Hallowed.
the end of which you take damage equal to half of a roll
of your rite die (rounded down). The water then While holding a Hallowed weapon, you gain the
permanently becomes holy water. following bonuses:

• You ignore resistance to your rite damage.

7th-level Order of the Heavensworn feature • The flying speed granted by Heavenly Boon
You learn to transform your Brand of Castigation into a increases by 15ft.
beneficial boon. You can now brand an ally with your • You have resistance to the damage of all rites
Brand of Castigation, granting the following benefits you know.
instead:

You always know the direction to the branded creature.

The branded creature cannot be charmed, frightened,
or possessed, and regains hit points at the start of its
turn equal to half your Blood Hunter level (rounded
down).

Your brand lasts until you dismiss it, or you apply a

brand to another creature. Your brand counts as a spell
for the purposes of dispel magic, and the spell level is
equal to half of your Blood Hunter level (maximum of
9th level spell).
 You can also change the spell’s damage type to radiant,
At 1st level a cleric can choose a domain, making a representing the white-hot punishment of your god.
significant decision as they proclaim their faith for their
god. The Fire, Errant, Hedonist, Travel, and Winter 6th-level Flame Domain feature
domains are now available for clerics finding themselves
in the world. Your fire spells become a source of cleansing for your
allies: whenever you cast a spell that deals fire damage,
and you or your allies are in the affected area, you and
3rd-level Flame Domain feature
your allies do not take damage. You can remove one
The Flame domain focuses on the bright burning of life, condition of your choice from you and each ally in the
and the quick extinguishment. Gods of this domain affected area.
teach to focus upon the spark, and then let the flame
that was kindled grow into a wildfire, regardless of 8th-level Flame Domain feature
whether for good or evil. Clerics of this domain use and
view fire as the medium in which the gods show Your weapon strikes become infused with divine magic.
themselves, and thus, even if unnecessarily, they often Once on each of your turns when you hit a creature
carry sources of fire, whether it be torch, lantern, or with a weapon attack, you can cause the attack to deal
campfire. an extra 1d8 fire damage to the target. When you reach
14th level, the extra damage increases to 2d8.
Domain Spells
Spell Level Spells
1st Burning Hands, Heroism 17th-level Flame Domain feature
2nd Aganazzer's Scorcher, Flame Blade
You are invested with blessed fire of your god. Once per
3rd Fireball, Beacon of Hope
4th Fire Shield, Wall of Fire long rest, whenever you cast a spell that deals fire
5th Flame Strike, Immolation damage, and you or your allies are in the affected area,
you can restore hit points to each ally in the affected
area equal to the fire damage of the spell.
1st-level Flame Domain feature

You learn one cantrip of your choice that deals fire

damage or manipulates fire.

1st-level Flame Domain feature

The fire you wield carries the spark of life within;

whenever you cast a spell dealing fire damage, you can
roll a die equal to one die of the fire spell. When you do
so, one ally within 30ft. of you gains hit points equal to
the rolled die.

You can use this ability a number of times equal to your

proficiency modifier per a long rest.

2nd-level Flame Domain feature

You can call upon your god to heighten the power of

the flames you wield. As a bonus action when you cast a
spell dealing fire damage, you increase the number of
damage dice by half your proficiency modifier (rounded
down).
Heretic. Apostate. Renouncer. You have become an
affront to the gods, the divine power within faltering,
and becoming something else. Not many clerics find
their faith fundamentally shattered, and the path you
are on may cause you to defy the gods.
Shattering Event
Something shattered your connection to the gods,
irrevocably altering that divine spark gifted within you.
d6 Shattering Event
1 Your god abandoned you for no obvious reason.
2 Your god died. You still feel the aftershocks.
3 Fearing you; the church cast you out and
attempted to remove your divine powers.
4 You failed in some way, causing devastation to
those close to you as punishment.
5 Your god lied to you, revealing it was not what
you thought it to be.
6 You compromised your faith at a critical
moment, drawing the ire of your god.
6th-level Errant Domain feature
You can defy the inherent order that underlies reality.
Whenever you roll initiative, you can choose a number
of creatures you can see equal to your wisdom modifier
and impose disadvantage on the chosen creatures’
initiative rolls.
8th-level Errant Domain feature
Your weapon strikes become infused with magical
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 to the target. When
you reach 14th level, the extra damage increases to
2d8. The extra damage is the same type as you choose
for your Heretic feature.
17th-level Errant Domain feature

Your magic becomes a testament to your heresy against

Domain Spells the gods. Whenever you cast a spell, you can invert the
Spell Level Spells magical energy, causing dangerous antimagic to come
1st Protection from Evil & Good, Shield
forth. If the spell deals damage, it now deals force
2nd Lesser Restoration, Pass without Trace
damage, and any creature affected by the cast spell is
3rd Counterspell, Nondetection
4th Banishment, Private Sanctum also subjected to the effects of Dispel Magic cast at 5th
5th Circle of Power, Dispel Evil & Good level.

Once you use this feature, you cannot use it again until
you finish a long or short rest.
1st-level Errant Domain feature

The holy magic you wield is an affront to the gods, a

divine shard tainted by defiance. Choose one of the
following types of damage: cold, fire, or lightning
damage. Whenever you cast a cleric spell dealing
radiant damage, it instead deals the chosen damage
type, instead of radiant damage.

2nd-level Errant Domain feature

You can declare your antithesis to the gods, channeling

your darkest emotions and focusing them into a burst of
antimagical power. As an action, chose any creature of
your choice within 30 feet of you. A chosen creature
must make a Wisdom saving throw if it can see you. A
creature can choose to fail this saving throw. On a failed
save, the target has one magical effect of their choice
removed from it.
The gods of this domain aim for their servants is to live 6th-level Hedonism Domain feature
a life where every moment and action brings joy and
Your capacity for joy can be frightening to those not
exultation. A hedonist god hopes that their clerics learn
familiar with your behavior. Whenever you are hit by an
to find joy in every sight, sound, and action. Clerics of
attack, you can make a saving throw against one spell or
this domain often choose a specific experience as what
condition affecting you.
they consider the purest form of joy. Adventuring
hedonist clerics are often the type to shrug off pain and
inflict it, all while taking exuberant solace. 8th-level Hedonism Domain feature

Hedonist Quirks Your weapon strikes become infused with divine magic.
The philosophies of your god begin to take in you, Once on each of your turns when you hit a creature
coloring your behavior with strange quirks. with a weapon attack, you can cause the attack to deal
an extra 1d8 psychic damage to the target. When you
d6 Quirk
reach 14th level, the extra damage increases to 2d8.
1 You complete mundane tasks with excessive
fervor.
2 Every word you speak or hear is an innuendo. 17th-level Hedonism Domain feature
3 You are unphased by all behaviors.
4 You are always wonderstruck by the world. The joy of your god radiates within you, and from you
5 You enjoy mundane occurrences way too much. into your allies. Anytime you suffer damage, any allied
6 You never seem to be in physical pain. creature within 30ft of you gains temporary hit points
equal to your level.
Domain Spells
Spell Level Spells
1st Bless, Charm Person
2nd Hold Person, Suggestion
3rd Hypnotic Pattern, Major Image
4th Charm MonsterXGtE, Compulsion
5th Dominate Person, Hold Monster

1st-level Hedonism Domain feature

You learn one cantrip of your choice from the illusion or

enchantment schools of magic.

1st-level Hedonism Domain feature

You embody the sensuality of your faith. Whenever you

make a charisma check, you can add your wisdom
modifier to the roll. You can do this a number of times
equal to your proficiency modifier. You regain all uses
whenever you finish a long rest.

2nd-level Hedonism Domain feature

As a reaction, you can use your Channel Divinity to fill

yourself with supernatural solace born from agonizing
pain. Whenever you fail a saving throw against a spell,
effect, or ability, you can choose to ignore all effects of
the spell, effect, or ability, except for damage.
The Traveler Domain focuses upon the wandering of a 8th-level Traveler Domain feature
free spirit. Disciples of this domain are typically drifters,
Your weapon strikes become infused with divine magic.
journeying priests, or worldly individuals; all possessing
Once on each of your turns when you hit a creature
uncanny amounts of practical knowledge. Gods of this
with a weapon attack, you can cause the attack to deal
domain are often knowledgeable, but rather than
an extra damage equal to half the number of feet you
bookish, they are world weary spirits, with the
have walked this turn before your attack.
knowledge of all the cosmos through their experiences.
Domain Spells
17th-level Traveler Domain feature
Spell Spells
Level You have been blessed with the divine power of your
1st Expeditious Retreat, Jump wandering god, and find your stride lengthened. You
2nd Misty Step, Spider Climb ignore all difficult terrain, are immune to the restrained
3rd Leomund’s Tiny Hut, Tongues condition, and as a bonus action, you can teleport a
4th Dimension Door, Divination
number of feet equal to your walking speed.
5th Legend Lore, Teleportation Circle

1st-level Traveler Domain feature

You gain proficiency with two types of vehicles and a

language of your choice. You also gain either a
swimming speed or climbing speed (your choice) equal
to your walking speed.

1st-level Traveler Domain feature

Whenever you teleport or alter your movement with a

spell, the distance teleported, or movement granted by
the spell, increases by 5ft x your proficiency modifier.

Additionally, if you do not use all your movement on

your turn, you can grant your left-over movement to an
ally within 30ft of you.

2nd-level Traveler Domain feature

As a bonus action, you can invoke your channel divinity

to draw upon your god’s common sense. For one
minute, you gain advantage on either intelligence,
wisdom, or charisma skill checks (you choose which
type when you activate this Channel Divinity).

6th-level Traveler Domain feature

You do not require any components for any

teleportation spell you cast. Additionally, your
movement speed cannot be reduced by any means,
mundane or magical.
The Winter Domain is primarily associated with death,
but winter is also the time when weakness is culled, 6th-level Winter Domain feature
which is prettily named as survival of the fittest. Clerics You can use your Channel Divinity to succeed where
of this domain often hold gauntlets to see who the most would fail. When you make an attack roll against a
superior hunter is. The gods of the Winter domain are
creature under Hunter’s Sense, you can expend a use of
often unflinchingly course, but not necessarily unjust or your Channel Divinity to automatically hit.
cruel.
Domain Spells 8th-level Winter Domain feature
Spell
Level Spells Your weapon strikes become infused with divine magic.
1st Ice Knife, Snare Once on each of your turns when you hit a creature
2nd Pass without Trace, Locate Object with a weapon attack, you can cause the attack to deal
3rd Conjure Barrage, Nondetection an extra 1d8 cold damage to the target. When you
4th Ice Storm, Locate Creature reach 14th level, the extra damage increases to 2d8.
5th Cone of Cold, Maelstrom

17th-level Winter Domain feature

1st-level Winter Domain feature
You gain proficiency with all ranged weapons and one
of the following skills: Nature, Perception, or Survival.
1st-level Winter Domain feature
Whenever you see a creature while in combat, you can
mark that creature as a reaction. While marked, you
always know that creature’s location and it cannot
benefit from any form of cover or the Hide action
against you. The target remains marked until you use
this feature against another creature, you are blinded or
deafened, or the target dies.
When you hit a creature with an attack, you can cause
the target to be incased in a thick layer of ice and rime.
While incased, the creature is considered petrified with
vulnerability to fire damage.
At the end of your next turn, the ice coating shatters.
The creature then takes 8d10 cold damage and loses its
resistances, and its immunities become resistances.
Once you use this feature, you cannot use it again until
you finish a long rest.

To use this feature, you cannot be blinded or deafened.

1st-level Winter Domain feature

You are inured to some of winter’s worst effects, and as

such, you can ignore difficult terrain created by ice or
snow. You also no longer leave tracks on snow.

2nd-level Winter Domain feature

As a bonus action, you can use your Channel Divinity to

augment you and your party's hunting prowess. When
you use this feature, for the next 8 hours, your party
can travel at a normal pace and still forage and hunt.
Additionally, your party gathers double the amount of
food and water than normal.

A druidic circle determines the attitudes, behaviors, and
capabilities of its members. In choosing a circle a druid
makes a considerable statement regarding their
philosophy. At 2nd level, a young druid can cast their lot
with the Circle of Damnation or join the Circle of
Storms.
turn, you can double your speed until the end of the
turn. Once you use this feature, you cannot use it again
until you move 0 feet on one of your turns.
Environmental Adaptation: You gain a climbing speed
to equal to your walking speed and become immune to
all-natural effects of the environment (such as extreme
cold, heat, or heights).

Keen Balance. You grant yourself proficiency with the

Most druids decry the humanoid form, insisting that the
natural world is superior. The Circle of Damnation Acrobatics skill and Dexterity saving throws, and you
choose to twist the mortal flesh through magic. In their whenever fall, you land on your feet, instead of prone.
Additionally, you cannot be knocked prone without
fervor to master this power, a hunger has stricken
them, a thirst for the lifeblood of other creatures. As a your consent.
disciple of this circle, you will twist your flesh and learn
how to seize lifeforce from others. Other druidic circles 6th-level Circle of Damnation feature
decree that this circle has strayed too far in the dark,
You have learned how to further tap into the darker
and that this circle will damn themselves. Only time will
aspects of nature’s power, focusing that power to inflict
tell.
suffering. Whenever a creature suffers damage within
30ft of you, as a reaction, you can torture that creature,
2nd-level Circle of Damnation feature intensifying their suffering, you cast Inflict Wounds on
You strike out from other druids learning how to that creature, regardless of the range, expending a spell
slot as normal.
empower yourself from the consumption of other
creatures, as nature intends.
10th-level Circle of Damnation feature
As a reaction, when a medium or larger creature is
reduced to 0 hit points within 15ft of you, you can Your time spent using techniques used amongst this
siphon the gore and life force to bolster yourself. You circle has wrought its curse upon you. Choose one of
regain hit points equal to three times your druid level. options from your Blasphemous Shape feature, you are
You cannot use this feature again until you finish a short now permanently affected by that option.
or long rest.
14th-level Circle of Damnation feature
2nd-level Circle of Damnation feature
Whenever you use your Blasphemous Shape feature,
You have learned how to warp the magic of nature to you can grant yourself two features instead of just one.
evolve your own form. When you use your Wild Shape
feature, you can instead cast the Alter Self spell on
yourself. You do not concentrate on the spell, and the
spell’s duration is extended up to the total time allotted
for your Wild Shape. You can end the effects of the spell
as an action. When you activate this feature, you can
elect to choose from the following options in addition
to those presented by the Alter Self spell:

Acute Senses. You gain Darkvision within 120 feet, or

your Darkvision increases by 120ft. You gain advantage
on Perception checks based on smell and sound.

Animalistic Swiftness. Your speed increases by 15ft, you

can take the Dash action as a bonus action, and on your
You channel the power of one of the world’s great
devastations: the storm. Capable of widespread
destruction, you have learned the secrets of this circle,
coloring your magic with lightning, thunder, and rain.
Through this circle, you learn to harness your body as a
conduit of the storm, not controlling, but merely
directing its power.
14th-level Circle of Storms feature
You delve deep into elemental power, truly becoming a
conduit of elemental storms. You gain a flying speed
equal to 10ft x your proficiency modifier.
Furthermore, your Storm Within options improve,
showing your capability as a conduit of the tempest.

• Rainstorm. While concentrating on a druid

2nd-level Circle of Storms feature spell, the first time any hostile creature gets
You learn how to become a conduit for stormy magic. within 5ft of you, you can push it 10ft in a
Whenever you finish a long or short rest, choose a direction of your choice.
particular aspect of the storm to channel. • Lightning Storm. While concentrating on a
druid spell, any creature is hit or that fails its
• Rainstorm. Your druid spells deal cold saving throw against the spell is blinded.
damage. While concentrating on a druid • Thunderstorm. While concentrating on a druid
spell, defensive rain swirls around you spell, any creature that fails a saving throw by 5
hedging out foes. Any hostile creature that or more is stunned and deafened until the end
ends its turn within 5ft of you is pushed 5ft of your next turn.
away from you.
• Lightning Storm. Your druid spells deal
lightning damage. While concentrating on a
druid spell, you can cause a bolt of lightning
to surge forth, causing the spell to target
one additional creature with 15ft of you.
• Thunderstorm. Your druid spells deal
thunder damage and are audible up to
500ft away. While concentrating on a druid
spell, any creature that fails a saving throw
by 5 or more is incapacitated and deafened
until the end of your next turn.

6th-level Circle of Storms feature

Your capability to direct the power of storms is

improved. Whenever you deal damage with a druid
spell, you can use your bonus action to increase the
damage by 2d6 for one target of the spell. The extra
damage is cold, lighting, or thunder.

10th-level Circle of Storms feature

You know storm constantly changes and seek to

channel its mercuriality. You become immune to the
damage type of your chosen Storm Within feature.
Furthermore, whenever you end your turn, you can
change your chosen Storm Within option to another
option.
Beginning at 3rd level, your mastery of combat evolves
as you begin to specialize in varied forms of violence.
The Battlemancer, Psi-Knight, Sage, and Xenohunter are
now available as paths to wield your ferocity.

Not all with arcane blood choose to learn spellcasting.

Some learn to combine martial and arcane power into a
unique discipline known as Battlemancy. Combining
aspects of magic with fighting techniques,
battlemancers learn how to wield their power without
spellcasting, treating their magic as a muscle that
enhances their own abilities. A fully trained
battlemancer can react faster than the mind can
perceive; stepping through reality to deliver death.

3rd-level Battlemancer feature

You learn how to imbue your weapons with arcane
energy. Whenever you roll initiative, choose one of the
following: acid, cold, fire, or lightning. For the next 10
minutes, all attacks you make are magical and deal the
chosen damage type, or until your roll for initiative
again.
3rd-level Battlemancer feature
You learn how to sense the direction of incoming
attacks through the weave of magic, reacting with
lightning speed. As a reaction to when an attack hits
you, you can increase your AC by an amount equal to
your proficiency modifier against that attack, potentially
turning a hit into a miss.
3rd-level Battlemancer feature
You learn how to shirk the laws of reality, stepping
through existence towards your foes. Before or after
you make a weapon attack, you can teleport 10ft.
10th-level Battlemancer feature
Beginning at 10th level, your reprisal is swift. Whenever
you use your Battle Sense feature and cause your
attacker to miss, you can also make one weapon attack
as part of that reaction against your attacker.
15th-level Battlemancer feature
You learn how to magically hone a strike. When you
take the attack action, you can choose to only make one
attack, sacrificing your extra attacks in favor of a single
devastating strike.
If you hit with this single attack, you deal your weapon’s
damage + the damage dice of the sacrificed extra
weapon attacks + one damage die per sacrificed extra
attack.
For example, you are granted two extra attacks at 15th
level. If you make a Honed Strike with a longsword , you
deal 1d8 + your strength modifier + 2d8 (the dice from
the sacrificed extra attacks) + 2d8 (the dice because you
sacrificed two extra attacks).

7th-level Battlemancer feature

You learn how to quickly analyze the intention of a foe
through missed attacks, adjusting your next strike.
Whenever you miss with a weapon attack, your next
attack roll gains advantage.
18th-level Battlemancer feature
You learn how to deepen the wounds of your foes
through magic. Any creature you hit with a weapon
attack on your turn takes an additional die of damage of
your weapon at the end of your turn. The damage type
is the same as your weapon’s.

Psi-Knights are individuals vested with psychic power
that threatens to spill out. Where these people come
from is a mystery. Some postulate that they are spawns
of the Mind Flayers, though it is questioned if these
warriors are survivors or servants of the Illithids. Others
suggest that the psi-knights have unlocked an ancient
power or perhaps belong to a secret order. Regardless,
most of these warriors live akin errant monks,
sequestered from civilization, mastering their powers as
they travel and adventure.
3rd-level Psi-Knight feature
Your mind is now ready to be unleashed, causing you to
manifest new powers, psychic abilities.
Some Psychic Abilities require a saving throw or attack
roll.
Psi Attack: Intelligence Modifier + Proficiency Modifier
Psi DC: 8 + Intelligence Modifier + Proficiency Modifier
You gain focus dice, which are d6s. The number of focus
die you possess equals your proficiency modifier.
Whenever you use a Psi-Knight feature, you can expend
a focus die for benefits. You then cannot use that die
again until you roll the recharge value on that die.
You roll all spent focus die at the start of each of your
turns to determine whether you regain those dice,
known as recharging. You recharge all dice whenever
you finish a short or long rest.
Level Recharge
3rd 6 15th-level Psi-Knight feature
11th 5 or 6
Additionally, you gain the following psychic abilities:
Telepathy. You gain telepathy 120ft, as your mind
awakens to psychic power. Creatures can understand
your telepathic utterance if they understand one
language.
Thrown Weapon. You can treat any weapon you use as
having the thrown property, with a normal range equal
to a number of feet equal to 10 x your proficiency
modifier. If you throw a weapon that normally cannot
be thrown, you treat the attack as a psi attack.
Shunt. You can replace a weapon attack with a psychic
push, making a psi attack. On a hit, you push the target
a number of feet equal to 5 x your proficiency modifier.
3rd-level Psi-Knight feature
You learn how to transfer the psychic energy within
your skull through your weapon. Whenever you hit with
an attack, you can expend any number of focus die and
roll the dice as additional psychic damage.
7th-level Psi-Knight feature
Your psychic presence begins to latently affect the
world around you, forming a ward around you.
Whenever you take damage, you can use your reaction
to expend any number of focus die you have. Roll 1d6 +
the expended dice and reduce the damage you take by
the rolled amount.
10th-level Psi-Knight feature
You learn how to unleash coruscating psychic energy
from yourself. You can replace a weapon attack and
expend a number of focus dice. A burst of psychic
coruscation forming a line 10ft x your proficiency
modifier long and 5 feet wide blasts out from you in a
direction you choose. Each creature in the line must
make an Intelligence saving throw against your Psi DC.
On a failed save, a creature takes psychic damage equal
to 1d6 + the expended dice, or half as much damage on
a successful one.
Whenever you use your Action Surge on your turn, you
recharge all focus dice.
18th-level Psi-Knight feature
Your psychic capabilities know no bounds. Whenever
you miss with a weapon attack, you recharge one focus
die.
If you end your turn with all your focus die expended,
half of your focus dice recharge.
 Spell attack modifier = your proficiency bonus + your
Mastering magic through personal revelation and sheer Intelligence modifier
force of intellect, warriors of this archetype trade
traditional weapons of steel for arcane weapons in the Spellcasting Focus
You can use an arcane focus as a spellcasting focus for
form of staves and rods, learning to wield destructive
your wizard spells.
magic far more effectively than any steel.

3rd-level Sage feature

3rd-level Sage feature
Your time dealing with the arcane shows. You have
You realize your capacity as a conduit for arcane power,
proficiency in Arcana and know one exotic language of
Spell allowing you to cast wizard
your choice.
Fighter Spell Slot spells.
Level Slots Level
Preparing and Casting
3rd 1 1st 3rd-level Sage feature
Spells
4th 1 1st The Sage table shows how You decipher how to manifest destructive magic.
5th 1 1st many spell slots you have.
6th 2 1st Whenever you take the attack action, you can make a
The table also shows what special attack if you are wielding an arcane focus.
7th 2 2nd
the level of those slots is; all
8th 2 2nd Arcane Blast. You replace a weapon attack with a blast
of your spell slots are the
9th 2 2nd
same level. To cast one of of arcane energy, making a ranged spell attack against a
10th 2 2nd
your wizard spells of 1st creature within 60ft of you. On a hit, you deal 1d8
11th 2 2nd
12th 2 2nd level or higher, you must damage + your intelligence modifier.
13th 3 3rd expend a spell slot. You
The damage type is the same as a damage type of a
14th 3 3rd regain all expended spell
spell you have prepared.
15th 3 3rd slots when you finish a
16th 3 3rd short or long rest.
17th 4 3rd 7th-level Sage feature
18th 4 3rd You prepare the list of
19th 4 3rd wizard spells that are Whenever you use your Second Wind feature, you also
20th 4 3rd available for you to cast, regain one spell slot.
choosing from the wizard spell list. When you do so,
choose a number of wizard spells equal to your 10th-level Sage feature
proficiency modifier. The spells must be of a level for
which you have spell slots. The spells fixed within your mind begin to have abiding
effect on your physicality. Whenever you finish a long or
You can change your list of prepared spells when you short rest, choose one of the damage types of the spells
finish a short or long rest. Preparing a new list of you have prepared. You are resistant to that type of
warlock spells requires time spent in meditation: at damage until you finish a long or short rest.
least 1 minute per spell level for each spell on your list.
Spellcasting Ability 15th-level Sage feature
Intelligence is your spellcasting ability for your wizard
spells, since you learn your spells through study and Whenever you use your Action Surge feature, if you cast
memorization. You use your Intelligence whenever a a spell with that additional action, any hostile creature
spell refers to your spellcasting ability. In addition, you within 10ft of you is also targeted by the spell.
use your Intelligence modifier when setting the saving
throw DC for a wizard spell you cast and when making 18th-level Sage feature
an attack roll with one.
Whenever you roll initiatve, if you have any spells slots
Spell save DC = 8 + your proficiency bonus + your expended, you regain one.
Intelligence modifier

Xenohunters train to hunt the evil and arcane by use of
a unique psychic discipline. They master the use of the
Hunter’s Focus, which allows them to singularly
concentrate on one target, allowing them to harass and
slay that prey more efficiently than most. Xenohunters
focus on training the mind as well, learning to become
masterclass hunters.
3rd-level Xenohunter feature
You gain proficiency with the Survival and Arcana skills,
learning how to track monsters and of the magics that
monsters employ or were created from.
3rd-level Xenohunter feature
You can cast the Hunter's Mark spell twice per long rest
without any components. You regain all uses of this
feature at the end of a long rest.
At 5th level, you can cast Hunter’s Mark as a 3rd level
spell. At 9th level, as a fifth level spell.
7th-level Xenohunter feature
You gain unnatural qualities due to the extensive time
you have spent using Hunter’s Focus. You gain two of
the following new traits:
• Agile. Your speed increases by 15 ft. while
Hunter's Focus is active.
• Archaic. Your Hunter's Focus deals a damage
type of your choice, you choose this type when
you gain this feature.
• Focused. The damage die of your Hunter's Focus
increases by one size (1d6 would increase to
1d8).
• Precision. The target under your Hunter's Focus
gains no benefits of cover from you.
• Resilience. You cannot lose concentration on
your Hunter's Focus.
10th-level Xenohunter feature
Your senses become warped by the magic you wield,
aiding you against which you cannot see. When you
attack a creature you cannot see, your inability to see it
does not impose disadvantage on your attack rolls
against it. You are also aware of the location of any
invisible creature within 10 feet of you, provided you
are not deafened.
15th-level Xenohunter feature
Your Hunter's Focus gains powerful unnatural qualities
due to the extensive time you have spent using it. You
gain two of the following new features:
• Clairvoyant. The range of Heightened Senses
increases to 30 ft while you are concentrating
on Hunter's Focus.
• Feedback. Whenever the target of your
Hunter’s Focus hits you with an attack, you can
cause the target to take your Hunter’s Focus
damage.
• Fixated. The damage die of your Hunter's Focus
increases by one size (1d8 would increase to
1d10).
• Unbound. Whenever you successfully hit an
enemy with a weapon attack, you can teleport
to be within five feet of a creature under your
Hunter's Focus.
18th-level Xenohunter feature
Your focus provides unprecedented clarity, allowing you
to easily ignore the abilities of foes. Whenever you are
concentrating on Hunter’s Focus, you have advantage
on all saving throws.
 damaged by a spell, the damage you take from the spell
At 3rd level, a monk gains a monastic tradition. These is reduced by 1d10 + your Dexterity modifier + your
traditions play a heavy part in shaping your monk. The monk level.
Way of the Chromatic Soul and the Way of the Streets
If you reduce the damage of the spell to 0, you absorb
are now options for new monks in the world.
the spell, negating all its effects on you. If you absorb
the spell, you can use your Chromatic Magic feature as
You wield the primal elements through strict part of the same reaction, but the damage type is the
manipulation of the Ki within, manifesting the elements same as the spell you just absorbed, even if Chromatic
through their chromatic colors. As you progress through Orb does not normally deal that damage type.
the teaching of this tradition, you eventually learn to
shape magic in the world around you and tap into the
17th-level Way of the Chromatic Soul feature
colors of magic to blind and stun your foes.
Once on your turn, whenever you hit a creature with an
attack, you can expend 2 Ki points to force the target to
3rd-level Way of the Chromatic Soul feature
make a Dexterity saving throw against the Prismatic
You begin to master weaving the elements through Spray spell, rerolling any 8’s for the spell.
your Ki, allowing you to cast Chromatic Orb without any
material components by expending 2 Ki points. You cast
this spell using your wisdom modifier. Additionally,
when you reach certain monk levels, the number of Ki
points you can expend on this feature increases,
increasing the level you cast Chromatic Orb at.

Monk Level Maximum Ki Points Level of Spell

3rd 2 1st
7th 3 2nd
13th 4 3rd
19th 5 4th

If you use your action to cast a spell, you can still use
your bonus action for one unarmed strike or Flurry of
Blows.

6th-level Way of the Chromatic Soul feature

Your Ki becomes infused with chromatic magic. When

you roll initiative, choose one of the following types of
damage: acid, cold, fire, lightning, poison, or thunder.
Whenever you deal damage, you deal the chosen
damage type. This effect lasts for ten minutes or until
you roll initiative.

If you cast Chromatic Orb, you can change your chosen

damage type to the damage type you choose for the
casting of Chromatic Orb.

11th-level Way of the Chromatic Soul feature

Your ability to weave chromatic magic extends into the

world around you. As a reaction whenever you are
Not all monks grew up in a monastery, with formal 11th-level Way of the Streets feature
training and elaborate workouts. Some students leave
The world has left its mark on you. All your experiences
those sacred places, while others never encounter
from your adventures has tailored your unique fighting
them. This tradition represents those monks who
style into something unique. You learn another Street
taught themselves, mixing other types of training
Style of your choice.
alongside more classical monk skills, resulting in a
versatile tradition that focuses on maximizing on an
individual’s abilities rather than flashy moves. 17th-level Way of the Streets feature

You become a master of your chosen styles, perfecting

3rd-level Way of the Streets feature
You have taught yourself how to harness Ki, and you
have learned from your few experiences in the world.
Choose one of the following Street Styles. Each style
represents a facet of your potential, with each style
focusing on a particular facet. You can only learn a
Street Style once.
• Arcane Style. You learn two cantrips of your
choice. Wisdom is your spellcasting ability for
these cantrips. If you use your action to cast a
spell, you can still use your bonus action for one
unarmed strike or Flurry of Blows.
• Flurry Style. Whenever you are wielding a monk
weapon, any attack you make as bonus action
can use your monk weapon instead of your
unarmed strikes.
• Healer Style. As a bonus action, you can expend
up to 5 Ki points and touch one creature
(including yourself) and cause the target to
regain 1d8 hit points per Ki point.
• Mystic Style. Whenever you expend two or
more Ki points on your turn, at the end of your
turn, you regain one Ki point.
• Warrior Style. Choose three weapons. You are
now proficient with these weapons and treat
them as monk weapons.
your learning. You gain new features based on which
street styles you possess.
• Arcane Style. You learn one 1st or 2nd level
spell of your choice. Casting this spell does not
require a spell slot. Wisdom is your spellcasting
ability for this spell.
• Flurry Style. Whenever you use Flurry of Blows,
you can expend 1 Ki point to make one
additional attack. You can expend a maximum
of 5 Ki points in one turn.
• Healer Style. You can cast Heal by expending 5
Ki points.
• Mystic Style. Whenever you expend two or
more Ki points on your turn, at the end of your
turn, you regain half the Ki points expended
(rounded up).
• Warrior Style. Whenever you hit with a weapon
attack, you can expend Ki points to increase the
damage by one martial arts die per spent Ki
point.

6th-level Way of the Streets feature

Whenever you have an advantage, you learn to

maximize upon it. Whenever you would have advantage
on an attack roll on your turn; you can reroll all damage
rolls on that turn and use either the original roll or the
rerolled roll.
Swearing an oath to their god in a holy sacrament of
power for service, a paladin can swear the Oath of the
Accursed, Oath of the Mind, Oath of the Pyre, or the
Oath of Winter, continuing their divine path.
The Oath of the Accursed is an oath forced upon
paladins by their holy order, as they believe the paladin
in question is no longer useful or faithful to their cause.
This oath corrupts the divine spark within, typically
killing the paladin. But sometimes, the paladin’s god
wishes for the paladin to survive, and thus offers a dark
and damning oath, granting the ability to channel the
paladin’s own darkest emotions into powerful and
deadly curses. Paladins of this oath are typically
renegades who may still revere their god. The souls of
the departed typically cling to the presence of the
Accursed, the cursed energy of their oaths sustaining
lost souls.
Tenets of the Accursed
Though the exact words and strictures of the Oath of
the Accursed vary, paladins of this oath typically share
these tenets.
Suffering. Life is struggle and suffering. You must
embrace this, either you or your foe suffers.
Damned. There is solace in knowledge of the end. Your
soul is forfeit, but you are not forsaken.
Resilience. Death awaits us all. Live life fully against
death through absolute willpower.
3rd-level Oath of the Accursed feature
You gain oath spells at the paladin levels listed in the
Oath of the Accursed Spells table. See the Sacred Oath
class feature for how oath spells work.
Oath of the Accursed Spells
Spell
Level Spells
1st Bane, Inflict Wounds
2nd Blindness/Deafness, Darkness
3rd Bestow Curse, Spirit Guardians
4th Blight, Elemental Bane
5th EnervationXGtE, Negativity Flood*
Bane, Blindness/Deafness, Bestow Curse, Elemental
Bane, and Enervation are curses for the purpose of this
subclass.
3rd-level Oath of the Accursed feature
You gain the following two Channel Divinity options,
known as Channel Damnation for you.
Chain of Woe. As a bonus action, you unleash a weapon
of hate, conjuring a spectral chain forged from the
corrupted spark within and your darkest emotions.
Make a spell attack against a creature within 120ft of
you. On a hit, the creature is pulled within 5ft of you.
Soul Seizure. You strike a foe with your hatred, seizing a
creature’s soul. As a bonus action, make a spell attack
against a creature within 30ft of you. On a hit, the
target is cursed.
While cursed this way, the target suffers excruciating
emptiness at the loss of its soul. For one minute, the
target has disadvantage on concentration checks and
cannot make any check with advantage.
7th-level Oath of the Accursed feature
Your presence attracts the souls of the damned around
you. Anytime a cursed creature moves or starts its turn
within 10ft of you, it takes psychic damage equal to half
your paladin level (rounded down).
At 18th level, the range of this aura increases to 30 feet.
15th-level Oath of the Accursed feature
You punish those who resist the pull of death.
Whenever a creature succeeds on its saving throw
against a curse, you can use your reaction to deal 2d8 +
your Charisma modifier psychic damage to the creature
that succeeded on the saving throw.
20th-level Oath of the Accursed feature
You invoke your darkest emotions and a cry to your
god, as spirits of the damned infuse your flesh and you
become an anathema to your foes.
• Accursed. You deal 1d8 psychic damage on any
attack against a cursed creature.
• Soul Shroud. All your Oath of the Accursed
features deal 2d8 psychic damage, in addition
to any damage or effects the feature may have
dealt.
 • Spirit Walker. You can enter and exit the
ethereal plane by expending 10ft of movement.
Wielders of psychic power, paladins that swear this
oath find that their minds become blessed;
supercharged with psionic energies. Empowered, a
paladin learns how to harness their newfound power to
deflect attacks and strike their foes with only their
mind. Paladins of this oath are usually only known as
Templars to outsiders.
Tenets of the Mind
Though the exact words and strictures of the Oath of
the Mind may vary, paladins of this oath typically share
these tenets.
Self-Perfection. Mastering oneself, and furthermore,
one’s abilities, is essential in the defense of others.
Obligation. The burden of power is the responsibility to
use it. Power unused is wasted.
Sanctity. The powers you wield are sacred, borne of
your god’s gift to your mind. Treat them as such.
3rd-level Oath of the Mind feature
The blessing of your god has altered your spellcasting.
Your spells no longer require any components, except
for components with a gold cost. Additionally, you can
change the damage of any paladin spell you cast to
psychic damage.
You gain the following oath spells at the paladin levels
listed in the Oath of the Mind Spells table. See the
Sacred Oath class feature for how oath spells work.
Oath of the Mind Spells
Spell
Level Spells
1st Dissonant Whispers, Wrathful Smite
2nd Mind SpikeXGtE, Tasha’s Mind WhipTCoE
3rd Fear, Intellect FortressTCoE
4th Compulsion, Phantasmal Killer
5th Synaptic StaticXGtE, Telekinesis
Additionally, you gain the following psychic abilities:
Telepathy. You gain telepathy 120ft, as your mind
awakens to psychic power. Creatures can understand
your telepathic utterance if they understand one
language.
Sense Minds. Whenever you use your Divine Sense
feature, you can now sense aberrations, and you learn
the true identity of any creature you sense.
3rd-level Oath of the Mind feature
You gain the following two Channel Divinity options.
Psi-Blades. As a bonus action, you conjure a weapon
forged from your blessed mind. For 1 minute, you
manifest a one-handed melee weapon over an empty
hand, known as a Psi-Blade. A Psi-Blade cannot be let go
of, deals 1d8 psychic damage, uses your Charisma
modifier for its attack and damage rolls, and you are
proficient with it.
At 10th level, you can manifest a Psi-Blade over each
empty hand, and if you have two Psi-Blades, you can
attack once as a bonus action.
Psyche Strike. You muster your mental capacity against
a foe you strike. When you hit a creature with Divine
Smite, you can expend a use of your Channel Divinity to
change the damage of the attack to psychic damage,
causing the target to reel from the mental anguish of
the smite. Until the start of your next turn, all attacks
against the target have advantage.
7th-level Oath of the Mind feature
You learn how to use your blessed mind to ward nearby
allies. Once on your turn, you can expend a spell slot,
granting any ally within 10ft of you a bonus to AC and
intelligence saving throws equal to the level of the spell
slot until the end of your next turn.
At 18th level, the range of this aura increases to 30 feet.
15th-level Oath of the Mind feature
You learn how to turn the power of your mind against
opposition. Anytime a creature within 10ft of you hits
you with an attack, you can use your reaction to cause
the attack to miss.
You can use this feature a number of times equal to
your proficiency modifier. You regain all uses when you
finish a short or long rest.
At 18th level, the range of this aura increases to 30 feet.
20th-level Oath of the Mind feature 3rd-level Oath of the Pyre feature

You invoke the power of the mind the gods blessed you
with, becoming an embodiment of deadly psionic power
for 1 minute.
• Ascendant Mind. You gain Truesight 120ft.
• Reflection. Anytime you use your Deflection
feature, the creature that attacked you suffers
the effects of the attack.
• Unleash Mind. Once during this transformation,
you can cast Psychic Scream.
You gain the following two Channel Divinity options.
Brazier of Ash. As an action, you can create a magical
brazier that unleashes a cloud of roiling ash in a 15ft
radius sphere centered where you use this Channel
Divinity. The ash heavily obscures you and any allied
creature within it, and you or any allied creature within
the ash gains a bonus to AC and Dexterity saving throw
equal half your proficiency modifier (rounded down)
while within the cloud of ash.

The cloud of ash lasts for 1 minute or until you are

The Oath of the Pyre is an oath that binds a paladin to a incapacitated.
solemn oath to smite evil. Often called Torchlights,
Burning Standard. As an action, you manifest a banner
these paladins are often found in service gods of fire
of raging flame. All allies within 15ft of you become
and volcanoes. The ideals of this path emphasize the
infused with divine flames. Until the end of your next
importance of striking out evil and annihilating it,
turn, you and all your allies become coated in ash,
typically through immolation. Those with swear this
granting immunity to one type of damage of your
oath with evil intentions typically use their divine gifts
choice. Furthermore, all attacks and spells made by
to burn away all life.
allies deal an additional 1d10 of fire damage.
Tenets of the Pyre
Though the exact words and strictures of the Oath of
7th-level Oath of the Pyre feature
the Pyre vary, paladins of this oath share these tenets.
You emanate an aura of ash and cinders that scours
Memory. When the pyre is lit, it represents the end, but
your foes. At the start of your turn, all hostile creatures
not of all. Treasure the memories of the fallen.
within 10ft of you take 1d10 + your charisma modifier
Reverence. When one lights a pyre, you offer a sacrifice (minimum 1) fire damage.
to the gods. Always follow the proper rites.
At 18th level, the range of this aura increases to 30 feet.
Vigilance. The pyre reminds of why we exist, to stand
against the suffering and smothering of life.
15th-level Oath of the Pyre feature

Your skin gains an ashen appearance; you are always

3rd-level Oath of the Pyre feature
considered under the effects of Heroism.
You gain oath spells at the paladin levels listed in the
Oath of the Pyre Spells table. See the Sacred Oath class
20th-level Oath of the Pyre feature
feature for how oath spells work.
You can invoke the power of your deity to make your
Oath of the Pyre Spells
form like an inferno, with eyes of flame and skin of ash,
Spell
Level Spells this lasts for 1 hour.
1st Burning Hands, Hellish Rebuke • Heart of the Inferno. You are immune to fire
2nd Heat Metal, Scorching Ray
damage, and whenever you take fire damage,
3rd Fireball, Protection from Energy
you instead regain hit points equal to the fire
4th Fire Shield, Wall of Fire
damage.
5th Flame Strike, Immolation
• Beacon of Light. You emit bright light within
120ft of you. This light dispels all magical
darkness.
 • Aegis of Ash. The radius of your Channel
Divinities is increased to 30ft, and any time you
expend a use of your Channel Divinity, you
grant hit points to each ally within 30ft of you
equal to three times your paladin level.
The Oath of Winter binds a paladin to an oath to
protect their allies. These paladins hold that you must
be able to pull your own weight within a group, in one
form or another. If you cannot then you must learn
another way to. Just because you lost your fighting
ability does not mean you cannot learn magic. The
ideals of this path emphasize the importance of survival
and practicality.
Tenets of Winter
Though the exact words and strictures of the Oath of
Winter vary, paladins of this oath share these tenets.
damage with this attack, the smite damage becomes
cold damage. Regardless, the target is restrained until
the end of your next turn.
Wintry Malice. As a bonus action, you slam a hoarfrost
coated fist into the ground, creating an eruption of ice
upon the ground around you. In a 10ft radius centered
on you, any creature in the area when you cast this
Channel Divinity takes cold damage equal to your
paladin level, and within the radius becomes difficult
terrain to any creature hostile to you for 1 minute.
7th-level Oath of Winter feature
When you cast a spell or use a feature with range of
touch or self, you can make the range of that spell or
feature 10 feet.
At 18th level, the range of this feature increases to 30
feet.

Survival of All. Survival is always the priority. Heroics

15th-level Oath of Winter feature
are useless if everyone dies.
Whenever you gain temporary hit points, you become
Communion. All must pull their weight, if one does not,
under the effects of the Armor of Agathys spell, but the
cut them off, for they are naught but a leech.
temporary hit points for the spell is equal to the
Practicality. If an action is unreasonably dangerous to temporary hit points you gained.
you or others, it is not wise to go through with it.
20th-level Oath of Winter feature
3rd-level Oath of Winter feature
You can invoke the power of winter to make your form
You gain oath spells at the paladin levels listed in the like that of a savage and wintry avatar, for one minute.
Oath of Winter Spells table. See the Sacred Oath class
• Pack Hunter: Any creature that attacks a
feature for how oath spells work.
creature hostile to you that is within 5ft of
Oath of Winter Spells you has advantage on the attack roll.
Spell • Heightened Senses. You have blindsight
Level Spells within 120ft.
1st Ice Knife, Longstrider • Share of Power. Any spell that affects an
2nd Pass without Trace, Warding Wind ally through Winter’s Boon also affects you.
3rd Sleet Storm, Protection from Energy
4th Elemental Bane, Ice Storm
5th Cone of Cold, Control Winds

3rd-level Oath of Winter feature

You gain the following two Channel Divinity options.

Icebound Strike. Whenever you hit a creature with a

weapon attack, you can imbue that strike with the
power of winter, covering the target in a thick layer of
rime using your Channel Divinity. If you deal smite

At 3rd level, a fledgling ranger can strike out and learn
to wield unique magic by becoming either a Death
Walker or a Clairvoyant.
The Death Walker is a ranger who set themselves to
manipulating the boundary between material world and
that of the Shadowfell, in all its dark beauty and
blasphemous secrets. The rangers that make up this
conclave are not highly known, and the few that are
named are known in a manner akin to monsters, and
the only information on them usually only turns up that
they wield deadly curses.
3rd-level Death Walker feature
Touch of Malice. Once on each of your turns, the first
time you hit with a weapon attack, you deal an
additional 1d8 necrotic damage to the target and you
regain half the necrotic damage of the attack as hit
points.
3rd-level Death Walker feature
Your understanding of death is augmented by the
secrets you possess. If you inspect a corpse for 1
minute, you learn how the corpse died, even if it
impossible to know due to the corpse’s state.
Additionally, you can choose to receive a vision,
experiencing the last moments of the corpse’s life when
it died.

Your understanding of dark magic has twisted your
spellcasting. You can change the damage of any ranger
spell to necrotic damage.
You learn the following spells at certain levels as you
advance in your understanding in manipulating the line
between the life and death. These spells are treated as
Ranger spells, do not count against the number of spells
you know, and are considered curses.
7th-level Death Walker feature
You learn a new way to channel your death magic
through your arsenal. As a bonus action when you hit a
creature with a weapon attack, choose one spell you
have access to from your Death Magic feature. You cast
the chosen spell on the target, the target automatically
subjected to the effects of the chosen spell, with you
expending a spell slot as normal.

Ranger
Level Spells 11th-level Death Walker feature
3rd Bane
You commit a dark ritual, permanently affixing a part of
5th Blindness/Deafness
your soul to the Shadowfell, and as such, you become
9th Bestow Curse
inured to certain effects. You cannot be possessed by
11th Elemental Bane
17th Enervation any creature, and you have advantage against effects
that charm, frighten, read your mind, or petrify you.

3rd-level Death Walker feature

You begin to unearth the deadly secrets of the
Shadowfell, learning to wield death through your
weapons. Whenever you roll initiative, choose one of
the following options, which lasts for the next 10
minutes, or until you roll initiative again.
15th-level Death Walker feature
If you affect a creature with Death Mark on your turn,
any other creature you hit with a weapon attack on that
turn is also affected by the chosen spell until the end
start of your next turn.

Step of the Departed. Whenever you hit with a creature

with a weapon attack, your movement speed increases
and the target’s movement speed decreases by 10ft.
until the start of your next turn.

Call of the Grave. Once on your turn, when you hit a

creature with a weapon attack, you can curse it, causing
the target to take a 1d4 penalty to attack rolls until the
start of your next turn.

Rangers usually live in the wilderness, protecting nature
and civilization from each other. However, sometimes
this solitude is required for the powers that a psychic
ranger can wield. Whispers tell that the Clairvoyant can
discern the knowledge of the past, while others declare
that the clairvoyant can mind control people.
Regardless, any ranger that is clairvoyant takes to
wielding mental effects as a means to deal with foes.
3rd-level Clairvoyant feature
The awakening of your psionic powers has altered your
spellcasting. Your spells no longer require any
components, except for components with a gold cost.
Additionally, you can change the damage of any ranger
spell you cast to psychic damage.
You learn the following spells at certain levels as you
advance in your understanding in manipulating the
powers of your mind. These spells are treated as Ranger
spells, and do not count against the number of spells
you know.
Ranger
Level Spells
3rd Guiding Bolt
5th Mind SpikeXGtE
9th Clairvoyance
11th Greater Invisibility
17th Synaptic StaticXGtE
Additionally, you gain the following psychic abilities:
Telepathy. You gain telepathy 120ft, as your mind
awakens to psychic power. Creatures can understand
your telepathic utterance if they understand one
language.
Psychometry. As an action, you can read the psychic
history of an item or area using a relevant intelligence
or wisdom check, learning information based on the
kind of check you made.
3rd-level Clairvoyant feature
You learn how harness the power of your mind to
cripple a foe’s intellect. On your turn, when you deal
psychic damage to a creature, you can force the target
of the psychic damage must make a wisdom saving
throw against your spell save DC. On a failure, you
impose one of the following effects on the target:
blinded, charmed, deafened, or frightened, until the
end of your next turn.
You can only affect one creature at a time with
Mindfire.
You can use this feature a number of times equal to
your proficiency modifier. You regain all uses when you
finish a long rest.
7th-level Clairvoyant feature
You learn how to weave your psychic presence into a
shield against divination. You and any ally within 30ft of
you can no longer be detected or found by magic.
Furthermore, whenever a creature is affected by
Mindfire, you and any ally within 30ft of you are
immune to the chosen condition until Mindfire ends.
11th-level Clairvoyant feature
Your mastery of the mind grows, allowing you to affect
others directly. Once on your turn, you can expend a
spell slot, targeting a number of creatures equal to the
level of the spell slot expended, within 30ft of you. A
targeted creature is incapacitated, cannot move, and
becomes immune to all damage until the start of your
next turn.
11th-level Clairvoyant feature
Whenever you are concentrating on a spell and you
take damage, you can choose to end the concentration,
completely negating the damage you would have taken.
15th-level Clairvoyant feature
You learn how to project your psionic power as a shield.
As a reaction to being targeted by a spell or attack, you
can use Stasis on yourself without using a spell slot.
You can use this feature a number of times equal to
your proficiency modifier. You regain all uses when you
finish a long rest.
At 3rd level, a rogue begins to specialize in how they
manipulate the world. A rogue can learn to hone and
evolve their skills as a Deadeye, Psi-Stalker, or
Vanguard.

There are those that have mastered ranged combat,

known as deadeyes. Wielding all manners of ranged
weapons, they master slaying their foes from afar.

3rd-level Deadeye feature

You gain proficiency with all ranged weapons.

Whenever you make an attack with a ranged weapon,
you can apply Sneak Attack damage to the attack if your
target is in the long range of your weapon.

Additionally, switching between a two-handed ranged you kill a creature with this feature, you do not use your
weapon and a one-handed weapon is a now a free reaction.
action.

3rd-level Deadeye feature
You gain proficiency in Tinker’s tools. These allow you
to craft 10 pieces of ammunition with half the normal
price of materials.
9th-level Deadeye feature
Your eyes are quick at noticing abnormalities. You gain a
bonus to Perception checks equal to your Dexterity
modifier.
13th-level Deadeye feature
As an action, you can forgo making an attack and Sneak
Attack on your turn to set up a deadly assault. Until the
start of your next turn, you designate a Kill Zone. Your
Kill Zone is a cone that is 10ft x your proficiency
modifier long. Anytime a creature starts their turn or
moves into the Kill Zone, you can make a weapon attack
against it without using your reaction.
17th-level Deadeye feature
Your skills as a marksman become legendary. Once
when you create a Kill Zone and you hit a creature with
a ranged weapon attack in your Kill Zone, you use your
reaction to apply Sneak Attack damage on that attack. If
Psi-Stalkers are individuals vested with psychic powers
but learn how to consume and subsist off magical
energy. This power makes Psi-Stalkers highly sought
after, for their capability as mage hunters and monster
slayers. With the ability to cut off a monster or
spellcaster from its magic, a Psi-Stalker becomes the
hunter of predators.
3rd-level Psi-Stalker feature
Your mind is now ready to be unleashed, causing you to
manifest new psychic abilities.
Some Psychic Abilities require a saving throw or attack
roll.
Psi Attack: Intelligence Modifier + Proficiency Modifier
Psi DC: 8 + Intelligence Modifier + Proficiency Modifier
Additionally, you gain the following psychic abilities:
Telepathy. You gain telepathy 120ft, as your mind
awakens to psychic power. Creatures can understand
your telepathic utterance if they understand one
language.
Psychokinesis. You know the Mage Hand cantrip, and
the hand is invisible when you cast the cantrip with this
feature. You can control the hand as a bonus action.
You can also carry a number of pounds with the hand
equal to 3 times your intelligence score.
Sense. As a bonus action, you can sense any magic
within 30ft of you. You can also sense creatures with
spell slots with this feature, learning what is their
highest-level spell slot is.
3rd-level Psi-Stalker feature
You hone your psychic presence to foil arcane power.
Whenever you hit a creature and would deal sneak
attack damage, you can instead choose to roll a d4. The
target loses one spell slot equal to the rolled amount or
lower (minimum level 1). If the target has magical
abilities, you can instead choose to suppress one
magical ability of your choice for a number of rounds
equal to the rolled value.
At 11th level, this die becomes a d6, at 17th, a d8.
If you use this feature, you do not require food, water,
or sleep for 1 month. To take a long rest, you must
spend 4 hours doing light activity, such as reading,
taking watch, or relaxing.
You can use this feature once per short or long rest. At
11th level, you can use this feature twice per short or
long rest.
9th-level Psi-Stalker feature
As a bonus action, whenever you use your Psi
Disruption feature, you can choose to absorb the
expended magic. Roll your Sneak Attack damage,
regaining hit points equal to the rolled amount. Once
you use this feature, you cannot do so again until you
finish a short or long rest.
13th-level Psi-Stalker feature
Your psychic presence becomes reactive against the use
of magic. Whenever a creature casts a spell or uses a
magical ability within 30ft of you, you can use your
reaction to punish the spellcaster. The creature must
make an intelligence saving throw against your Psi DC.
On a failure, the target takes psychic damage equal to
half the dice of your Sneak Attack feature (rounded
down). On a success, the target only takes half damage.
17th-level Psi-Stalker feature
You learn how to cause the removal of magical power in
the most painful way possible. Whenever you use Psi
Disruption, the target takes psychic damage equal to
your Sneak Attack.
The Vanguard is an individual trained to deftly fight
opponents. Forerunners of warbands typically,
unparalleled mobility coupled with an arsenal of martial
weapons makes these rogues indispensable.
3rd-level Vanguard feature
You gain proficiency with martial weapons and medium
armor.
3rd-level Vanguard feature
You become attuned to your weapons, using them in a
deft and graceful manner. When you use martial
weapons, you can use your dexterity modifier, rather
than strength, for attack and damage rolls. For your
Sneak Attack, you do not need advantage on the attack
roll with a martial weapon, if no allies are within 5 feet
of you, and you do not have disadvantage on the attack.
9th-level Vanguard feature
You are light on your feet. Whenever you take the Dash
action on your turn, your movement speed increases by
15ft for the rest of the turn.
13th-level Vanguard feature
Whenever you use your Uncanny Dodge feature, you
can make one weapon attack as part of that reaction.
17th-level Vanguard feature
When you hit with a Sneak Attack, as a bonus action,
you can move half your movement speed without
triggering opportunity attacks. If you end this
movement within attacking range of a different hostile
creature, you can make one attack against that
creature. On a hit, you deal your sneak attack damage.

Sorcerers are conduits of magic, and that magic is a
direct expression of your soul. At 1st level, a sorcerer
could be revealed to possess a Hardwired Soul or a Sky
Soul.
Within you lies an arcane lattice, allowing your touch to
wreak havoc upon reality. The magic within ties your
soul directly into your physical form, perhaps
manifesting as spectral Ki flow, or as literal copper and
steel in your skin. Perhaps you were intending on
practicing wizardry, until you cast a spell and it went
dangerously errant, or when you were born, you killed
the first person you ever touched.
1st-level Hardwired Soul feature
You can cause any spell you know that has a range
other than touch, to become a touch spell. If you cast
the spell this way, the spell becomes a melee spell
attack against one target, unless the target is willing.
On a hit, the effect or damage of the spell is inflicted on
the one target.
6th-level Hardwired Soul feature
The arcane lattice within you has evolved with you,
allowing you to briefly heighten your reflexes and
defenses. Whenever you are hit by an attack, you can
expend 1 sorcery point to cause the attack to miss you.
Roll a d10. On a 6 or lower, the sorcery point cost of this
feature increases by 1. This cost resets back to 1 sorcery
point whenever you finish a long or short rest.
14th-level Hardwired Soul feature
Your arcane lattice recirculates and has begun to
produce its own energy, allowing you gain 5 additional
sorcery points that can only be used exclusively for
Integral Defense. You regain these sorcery points at the
end of a long rest.
Additionally, whenever you use your Integral Defense
feature, you regain a sorcery point if you roll a 10. You
cannot regain sorcery points granted by Conserve
Arcana.
18th-level Hardwired Soul feature
Your arcane lattice now acts as a conduit of life force.
Whenever you deal damage to a creature with
Hardwired Spellcasting, you can use your bonus action
to gain the damage dealt as hit points.
Once you use this feature, you cannot use it again until
you finish a long rest, or if you spend 5 sorcery points.

You long for the skies above, not truly belonging upon
the dirt and stone of the earth. Perhaps you were born
in a place with strong elemental ties to the Plane of Air,
or perhaps you were blessed as a youth by the Queen of
Air and Darkness in some unknown bargain. Regardless,
you take to the skies now, freed from the shackles of
the land below.
1st-level Skyward Soul feature
lightning damage equal to your proficiency modifier.
This feature can be affected by metamagic.
6th-level Skyward Soul feature
You become able to handle the extreme conditions of
the skies. You gain resistance to lightning and thunder
damage. In addition, you no longer require air to
breathe, and become acclimated to extreme altitudes.

You learn additional spells when you reach certain 14th-level Skyward Soul feature
levels in this class, as shown on the Sky Spells table.
Each of these spells counts as a sorcerer spell for you, You learn a new way to harness the power of elemental
but it does not count against the number of sorcerer air against your foes. As a bonus action, you can expend
spells you know. 1 sorcery point, and make a spell attack against a
creature within 15ft of you. On a hit, the target is
Whenever you gain a sorcerer level, you can replace pushed a number of feet in any direction (including up
one spell you gained from this feature with another or down) equal to half of your flying speed granted by
spell of the same level. The new spell must be an Step of the Wind.
evocation or transmutation spell from the sorcerer,
warlock, or wizard spell list. If the creature is on the ground, you can choose to
knock it prone.
Sorcerer
Level Spells This feature can be affected by metamagic.
1st Thunderwave, Fog Cloud
3rd Gust of Wind, Warding Wind 18th-level Skyward Soul feature
5th Call Lightning, Wind Wall
7th Freedom of Movement, Storm Sphere You can increase the speed of your flight. As an action,
9th Cloudkill, Control Winds you can expend a spell slot to increase your flying speed
granted by Step of the Wind, gaining an additional 10ft
of movement speed per spell slot level. This additional
1st-level Skyward Soul feature movement speed does not affect Wrath of the
The sky imbues the arcane magic you wield. You can Firmament, and it lasts until you finish a long rest, or
speak, read, and write Primordial. until you use another spell slot on this feature.

1st-level Skyward Soul feature

You long for the skies above. You gain a flying speed
equal to 10ft x your proficiency modifier.

6th-level Skyward Soul feature

The magic you command arcs forth in a deadly display.

Whenever you cast a spell that deals lightning or
thunder damage, you can expend 1
sorcery point, causing an arc of lightning
to blaze forth from you. Choose one
creature within 15ft of you. That
creature takes a number of d8s of
At 1st level, you consign your soul and strike a bargain
with a powerful otherworldly patron. This pact
empowers you and ultimately can determine your fate.
A prospective warlock can now forge a pact through
reading the Stars or strike a pact with the Warlord.

You have forged a pact for arcane power, pledging

yourself to an entity that can shape reality with a word
or gesture. In making this pact, you may search for lost
lore and hidden secrets, or slay the foes who threaten
your patron’s power.
Arcane Quirks
You potentially consigned your soul for power. Your The
pact may alter you, manifesting as a quirk. number of
beams or attacks
d6 Quirk
increases by 1 per spell
1 You have tattoos of arcane formulas.
slot level.
2 You mutter verbal components of spells in your
sleep.
3 Arcane glyphs float and flit around you. 6th-level Arcane Pact feature
4 Esoteric arcane runes adorn your body.
5 Your eyes appear to be precious gemstones. You master how to weave the energies of spells into
6 You carry a magical trinket of importance to you. defensive wards. Whenever you cast a Warlock spell
that requires concentration, roll a number of d4s equal
your proficiency modifier. You gain the total amount as
1st-level Arcane Pact feature temporary hit points. These temporary hit points last
Your eldritch blast can deal acid, cold, fire, lightning, or until you lose concentration or end the spell.
poison damage.
10th-level Arcane Pact feature
You prepare additional spells when you reach certain
levels in this class, as shown on the Pact Spells table. You have discovered that your eldritch magic creates
Each of these spells counts as a warlock spell for you, usable antimagic whenever you cast a spell. Whenever
but do not count against the number of warlock spells you expend a warlock spell slot, you gain an antimagic
you can prepare. charge. You can then expend an antimagic charge to
cast counterspell or dispel magic at 5th level. Antimagic
Pact Spells
Warlock Level Spell charges last for 1 hour after the last time you expended
1st Absorb Elements a spell slot.
3rd Blur
5th Dispel Magic 14th-level Arcane Pact feature
7th Elemental Bane
9th Telekinesis You have mastered magic and can manipulate it easily.
You can now prepare any spell you have access to in
written form, such as from a wizard’s spellbook or spell
1st-level Arcane Pact feature scroll.
The magical knowledge you have learned allows you to
apply its knowledge to your spellcasting. Whenever you
cast eldritch blast or take the attack action, you can
empower yourself by expending a warlock spell slot.

Your patron is a mysterious entity whose nature is
utterly foreign to the fabric of reality. It might come
from the Far Realm, the space beyond reality, or it could
be one of the elder gods known only in legends. Its
motives are incomprehensible to mortals, and its
knowledge so immense and ancient that even the
greatest libraries pale in comparison to the vast secrets
it holds. Your patron might be unaware of your
existence or entirely indifferent to you, but the secrets
you have learned allow you to draw your magic from it.
Aberrant Quirks
You potentially consigned your soul for power. Your
pact may alter you, manifesting as a quirk.
d6 Quirk
1 Your eyes are actually clusters of smaller eyes.
2 If you are not actively speaking, you mutter.
3 There is another eye on your body.
4 There is not a single hair upon your flesh.
5 Animals and people generally try to avoid you.
6 Your words are efficient and to the point.
1st-level Elder Pact feature
You now register as an aberration to effects that
determine a creature’s type, and your eldritch blast can
deal psychic damage.
You prepare additional spells when you reach certain
levels in this class, as shown on the Pact Spells table.
Each of these spells counts as a warlock spell for you,
but do not count against the number of warlock spells
you can prepare.
Pact Spells
Warlock Level Spell
1st Dissonant Whispers
3rd Mind SpikeXGtE
5th Clairvoyance
7th Black Tentacles
9th Telekinesis
1st-level Elder Pact feature
Starting at 1st level, your alien knowledge gives you the
ability to touch the minds of other creatures. You can
telepathically speak to any creature you can see within
60 feet of you. You do not need to share a language
with the creature for it to understand your telepathic
utterances, but the creature must be able to
understand at least one language.
6th-level Elder Pact feature
You learn to magically ward yourself against attack and
to turn an enemy's failed strike into good luck for
yourself. When a creature makes an attack against you
and misses you, your next attack roll against that
creature has advantage if you make it before the end of
your next turn.
10th-level Elder Pact feature
Your thoughts cannot be read by telepathy or other
means unless you allow it. You also have resistance to
psychic damage.
As an action, you can make a ranged spell attack against
a creature within 30ft of you. On a hit, you lodge a
psychic shard of eldritch power in the target’s mind. The
shard persists for 1 minute in the target’s mind or until
you dismiss it as a free action.
While the shard is within the target’s mind, whenever
you take damage, the target takes half the damage you
take as psychic damage.
Once you hit with this ability, you cannot use it again
until you finish a short or long rest.
14th-level Elder Pact feature
You gain the ability to infect a humanoid's mind with
the alien magic of your patron. You can use your action
to touch an incapacitated humanoid. That creature is
then charmed by you until a Remove Curse spell is cast
on it, the charmed condition is removed from it, or you
use this feature again.
While the target is charmed, you have a telepathic link
with it as long as the two of you are on the same plane
of existence. You can use this telepathic link to issue
commands to the creature while you are conscious (no
action required), which it does its best to obey. You can
specify a simple and general course of action, such as
"Attack that creature," "Run over there," or "Fetch that
object." If the creature completes the order and does
not receive further direction from you, it defends and
preserves itself to the best of its ability.
You have stuck your pact with a powerful entity of the 6th-level Fey Pact feature
fey, a creature of legend who holds secrets that were
Your patron teaches you how to wield mind-affecting
forgotten before the mortal races were born. This
magic against your enemies. Whenever you move half
being's motivations are often inscrutable, and
your movement speed or more, you are considered
sometimes whimsical, and might involve a striving for
lightly obscured to all creatures until the start of your
greater magical power or the settling of age-old
next turn, or until you suffer damage, as natural
grudges.
phenomena, and mists cloud sight of you.
Fey Quirks
You potentially consigned your soul for power. Of At 14th level, you become heavily obscured instead.
course, it left a mark upon you. Maybe not a literal one
however… 10th-level Fey Pact feature
d6 Quirk Your wake causes pain to all who draw near. Anytime
1 Your moods are mercurial and deep. you teleport, any creature of your choice within 10ft of
2 Your ears appear as an elf’s, regardless of your where you teleport from takes 2d10 psychic damage.
race.
3 Your eyes change color based on your mood.
4 There is always time for a conversation. 14th-level Fey Pact feature
5 Colors seem to be more vibrant near you.
You master the trickery of the fey. As an action, you can
6 You are fully invested in some form of art.
directly affect the minds of your foes. As a bonus action,
you can force a creature within 60ft of you to make a
1st-level Fey Pact feature charisma saving throw. On a failure, the target must
make one weapon attack (or cast a cantrip if they have
You now register as a fey to effects that determine a no weapons) against a target of your choice. On a
creature’s type, and your eldritch blast can deal psychic success, or if the target has no way to attack, the target
damage. suffers 3d10 psychic damage.
You prepare additional spells when you reach certain
levels in this class, as shown on the Pact Spells table.
Each of these spells counts as a warlock spell for you,
but do not count against the number of warlock spells
you can prepare.
Pact Spells
Warlock Level Spell
1st Faerie Fire
3rd Shadow Jaunt*
5th Blink
7th Greater Invisibility
9th Dominate Person

1st-level Fey Pact feature

Your patron bestows upon you the ability to walk as the

fey do when a life is taken. Whenever a creature dies
within 60ft of you, you can teleport a number of feet
equal to 10ft x your proficiency modifier to an
unoccupied space that you can see.

Death holds no sway over your patron, who has
unlocked the secrets of everlasting life, although such a
prize – like all power – comes at a price. Once mortal,
your patron has seen mortal lifetimes pass like the
sands in an hourglass, just a flicker of endless days and
nights. It is the master of life and death.
Immortal Quirks
You potentially consigned your soul for power. Your
pact may alter you, manifesting as a quirk.
d6 Quirk
1 Your age seems indeterminant.
2 Your skin is grey, as if you are a shade.
3 You have an amulet of a coffin.
4 You are detached from others, worried they will
die in a blink of your soon-to-be immortal eye.
5 Souls seem to faintly flit around you.
6 You perform death rites for all. You hate it, but
you still do it for some reason.
1st-level Immortal Pact feature
Your eldritch blast can deal necrotic damage. You learn
the spare the dying cantrip, which counts as a warlock
cantrip for you.
You prepare additional spells when you reach certain
levels in this class, as shown on the Pact Spells table.
Each of these spells counts as a warlock spell for you,
but do not count against the number of warlock spells
you can prepare.
Pact Spells
Warlock Level Spell
1st Healing Word
3rd Prayer of Healing
5th Revivify
7th Aura of Life
9th Mass Cure Wounds
1st-level Immortal Pact feature
The clock now begins to slow, as your pact with your
patron works its magic upon your flesh. For every 10
years that pass, you only age 1 year. This
transformation also means you cannot die from massive
damage, and in order to die, you must fail five death
saving throws.
As an action, you can grant yourself 1d4 + your
constitution modifier temporary hit points. At 10th
level, this die becomes a 1d10.
1st-level Immortal Pact feature
Whenever you regain hit points from a spell, treat any
dice rolled to determine the hit points you regain as
having rolled their maximum value for you.
Additionally, you can cast each Undying Magic spell you
have prepared once at its lowest level without
expending a warlock spell slot.
6th-level Immortal Pact feature
You have learned how to cheat death as your patron
would. You regain hit points equal to 1d8 + your
Constitution modifier whenever you succeed on a death
saving throw or stabilize a creature with spare the
dying.
Additionally, whenever you stabilize a creature with
spare the dying, the target regains 1d8 hit points.
10th-level Immortal Pact feature
Your nature continues to evolve, as you become akin to
your immortal patron. You do not require air, food,
water, or sleep, and you cannot be forced to sleep by
any means. To take a long rest, you must spend 4 hours
doing light activity, such as reading, keeping watch, or
relaxing.
Furthermore, you are immune to poisons, poison
damage, diseases, necrotic damage, and effects that
magically alter your age.
14th-level Immortal Pact feature
Your nature borders on immortal. On your turn, you can
use a bonus action to regain hit points equal to 1d8 +
your constitution modifier. Additionally, if you put a
severed body part of yours back in place when you use
this feature, the part reattaches.

You have uncovered power in the readings of the stars.
Through an understanding of divination and astrology,
you divined the secret names and hidden power of the
stars, it is through this secret knowledge how your pact
works; as you draw from the power of unseen truths,
draw fate to your favor; you become the enactor of fate
itself, forever entangled in the mysteries of stars.
Stars Quirks
You potentially consigned your soul for power. Your
pact may alter you, manifesting as a quirk.
d6 Quirk
1 You always speak with your eyes closed.
2 You can tell a person’s astrological sign after a
minute of speaking to them.
3 Everything is part of a prophecy.
4 One of your allies reminds you of a star, you
refer to them by the name of that star.
5 Your eyes are jet black orbs.
6 Your arcane focus appears older than time.
1st-level Star Pact feature
Your eldritch blast can deal radiant damage.
You prepare additional spells when you reach certain
levels in this class, as shown on the Pact Spells table.
Each of these spells counts as a warlock spell for you,
but do not count against the number of warlock spells
you can prepare.
Pact Spells
Warlock Level Spell
1st Guiding Bolt
3rd Moonbeam
5th Clairvoyance
7th Divination
9th Curse of Five Fates*
1st-level Star Pact feature
You become proficient with a gaming set of your choice
and with the nature skill, as you learn to divine fortunes
and read the stars. Additionally, you can use any gaming
set you are proficient with as your spellcasting focus.
1st-level Star Pact feature
You learn how to decipher possible futures in the stars
and make bend reality towards the future you desire.
When you finish a short or long rest, you gain a number
of d6s equal to your proficiency modifier, known as
fated dice.
When a creature within 60ft of you makes an attack,
ability check, or saving throw, you can expend a fated
die and force the creature to roll the fated die as a
penalty or bonus to its roll. A roll can only be affected
by one fated die.
6th-level Star Pact feature
You can call upon the fickle nature of one of the stars to
shore up your magical abilities. You can cause a spell
you cast be deal radiant damage instead of its normal
damage type.
10th-level Star Pact feature
Your knowledge of the stars now allows you to exploit
the fates of those around you. When an enemy or an
ally within 30ft of you rolls a saving throw or weapon
attack, as a reaction you can grant that check advantage
or disadvantage (your choice). You can use this feature
a number of times equal to your charisma bonus per
long rest.
14th-level Star Pact feature
Your understanding of the stars has revealed a deeper
insight, one that has shown you how to utter words of
power, causing reality to shudder and buckle under
your intention. As a reaction, you can cause a target you
see who succeeds on a check to fail, as if they rolled a 1.
This 1 cannot be altered or changed by any feature,
such as legendary resistance. You can only use this
feature once per long rest.
You made a pact to become a master of battle. This 1st-level War Pact feature
pact is usually made with an otherworldly master of
Whenever you roll initiative or are attacked, arcane
war, an entity who advances long term strategies
plating manifests upon your body, expertly positioned
against an unspoken foe by confiding in and making
for maximum mobility and defense. These plates grant
pacts with promising mortals. This entity teaches the
you a bonus to your AC equal to half your proficiency
young warlock how to master the battlefield with their
modifier (rounded down).
skills.
Warrior Quirks
6th-level War Pact feature
You potentially consigned your soul for power. Your
pact may alter you, manifesting as a quirk. You can turn your attacks into an opportunity for your
allies, realizing new tactics. Whenever a creature is hit
d6 Quirk
by an attack you make, a creature allied to you can
1 You know a comprehensive history of wars.
2 Your weapons never dull. expend their reaction to make an opportunity attack
3 You practice exotic rituals or subscribe to a against the target of your attack.
religion heavily featuring weapons and armor.
4 You sleep standing up, or wherever you fancy. 10th-level War Pact feature
5 You carry a menacing air around you, like a
warlord of old. You have learned how to channel your spells through
6 Whenever you are lost in thought, others close magic weapons. Weapons that possess magical
to you hear sounds of a distant battle. enhancements, such as a +1 longsword, are considered
arcane focuses for you, and can have their bonuses
applied to spell attacks and their damage rolls. At 14th
1st-level War Pact feature
level, you can add the bonus to your spell save DC.
You prepare additional spells when you reach certain
levels in this class, as shown on the Pact Spells table. 14th-level War Pact feature
Each of these spells counts as a warlock spell for you,
but do not count against the number of warlock spells You defy reality itself, unleashing a surge of magic in the
you can prepare. form of a spectral banner. As a bonus action, you can
manifest an eldritch banner of magic, all allies within
Pact Spells 30ft of you can use their reaction to move half their
Warlock Level Spell
movement speed and take an action of their choice.
1st Bending Reed*
3rd Spiritual Weapon Once you use this feature, you cannot use it again until
5th Vanishing Wind* you finish a long rest.
7th Sweeping Wave*
9th Steel Gale Strike*

1st-level War Pact feature

Your patron instructs you in how to increase the

destructive power eldritch powers. When you hit a
creature with an attack, you can expend a spell slot to
increase the damage of the attack by 1d10 + 1d10 per
spell slot level. The damage is the same type as the
damage of the attack.

At 2nd level, an aspirant wizard begins to decipher the
laws of reality. Take to the battlefield with
Battlecasting, wield fire with Pyromancy, or master
another spellcasting style with the Savant, all of which
are now available to the wizard.
Battlecasting is the discipline of wielding magic upon
the battlefield. Treating their magic as a muscle to be
exercised, battlecasters tend to push themselves to the
limit as often as possible. With magic as their sword and
a shield in hand, the battlecaster will stand in the
frontline against any foe.
Battlecaster Quirks
Whenever wizards are involved, magical hijinks are sure
to follow, but your wizard seems to have something
slightly off…
d6 Quirk
1 You spend your free time planning battle
strategies.
2 You are scarred, but the scars seem to move.
3 You train daily, sparring with your cantrips.
4 You seem encyclopedic on battle tactics.
5 Violence is always the answer.
6 The helmet stays on.
Frontline. You can choose to be immune to the damage
and effects of your spells.
Incisive. Whenever you deal damage to a creature with
a spell, a creature takes additional damage equal to
your proficiency modifier.
Ranged. You gain a bonus to your spell attack rolls
equal to half your proficiency modifier (rounded down).
Warding. When an ally within 15ft of you takes
damage, you can use your reaction to reduce the
damage the target takes by 1d10 + your proficiency
bonus (to a minimum of 0 damage).
6th-level Battlecasting feature
Wield magic on the frontlines have given you
experience, and you have learned to shore up your
physicality with magic. On your turn, you can use a
bonus action to gain temporary hit points equal to 1d10
+ half your wizard level (rounded down). You can use
this feature a number of times equal to your proficiency
modifier, regaining all uses whenever you finish a long
rest.
10th-level Battlecasting feature

Whenever you reduce a creature to 0 hit points, you

2nd-level Battlecasting feature
You gain proficiency with all armor and shields.
You learn one cantrip of your choice that requires an
attack roll.
regain an expended spell slot. The spell slot’s level is
equal to your proficiency modifier or lower.
Once you use this feature, you cannot use it again until
you finish a long rest.

Additionally, the gold and time you must spend to copy
a spell that requires an attack roll into your spellbook is
halved.
10th-level Battlecasting feature
You can choose a second option from the Casting Style
feature.

2nd-level Battlecasting feature

14th-level Battlecaster feature
You have learned how to wield magic as a warrior
You become indomitable. Whenever you cast a spell of
would wield a weapon. Choose one of the following
1st level or higher, you gain hit points equal to 2 x the
options. You cannot take a Casting Style option more
level of the spell slot. You only gain this benefit when
than once, even if you later get to choose again.
you have less than half your hit point total.
Defensive. While you are wearing armor, you gain a +1
bonus to your AC.

Focused. When you roll a 1 or 2 on a damage die for a

spell, you can reroll the die and must use the new roll,
even if the new roll is a 1 or a 2.
Wielding pyromancy is the
discipline of harnessing the innate
power of flame. Many practitioners
of this arcane tradition make use of
infamous spells such as Fireball, but this
school also teaches how to manipulate flames
in other ways, including how to stave off death.
Pyromancer Quirks
Whenever wizards are involved, magical hijinks
are sure to follow, but your wizard seems to
have something slightly off…

d6 Quirk
1 You are constantly covered in ash, even after
intensive baths.
2 Your eyes glow with an internal flame.
3 Your non-fire spells evoke images of flames.
4 You char your food. Perhaps even the party’s.
5 You are unfazed by tragedies involving fire.
6 Harmless flames appear in your hair and clothes.

6th-level Pyromancy feature

2nd-level Pyromancy feature
Your cantrips are even more potent, allowing you to roll
You learn one cantrip of your choice that deals fire an additional die of the cantrip as fire damage.
damage or manipulates fire.

Additionally, the gold and time you must spend to copy 6th-level Pyromancy feature
a spell that deals fire damage into your spellbook is
You treat immunity to fire damage as resistance to fire
halved.
damage.

2nd-level Pyromancy feature

10th-level Pyromancy feature
Whenever you deal fire damage to a creature, you gain
Whenever you drop to 0 hit points, you can expend all
a d6, known as a fire die. If you take damage while
fire dice you have. Roll all the expended fire dice. You
having fire dice, as a reaction, you make a spell attack
regain the rolled amount as hit points. Once you use
against your attacker. On a hit, you can roll a number of
this feature, you cannot do so again until you finish a
fire dice up to half your proficiency modifier (rounded
long rest.
down), causing your attacker to take fire damage equal
to the rolled amount.
14th-level Pyromancy feature
You can hold a number of fire dice at one time equal
your proficiency modifier. Your mastery of fire is evident. You become immune to
fire damage. In addition, as a bonus action, you can
cause the next spell you cast to deal additional fire
2nd-level Pyromancy feature
damage equal to a number of fire dice equal to half
You learn to manipulate nonmagical flames. If you are your proficiency modifier.
within 10ft. of an area of fire, you can extinguish an
area of flame with a bonus action. The area snuffed can
be up to a 20ftx20ft area.
There are wizards who do not devote themselves to a
particular school of magic, instead devoting themselves
to learning from other types of spellcasters and
becoming masters of various fields outside wizardry.
Those wizards of this school can vary by an extreme
amount, with their specialties allowing them a wide
breath of expertise.
Worldly Quirks
Wizards are odd, and that is usually expected. The
weirdness from your constant travels and experiences,
however, seem to have left a mark…
d6 Quirk
1 Your always are standing, never sitting down.
2 People recognize you, but they are never sure
from when or where.
3 You have brand marks from another country
when you were convicted of something you
consider trivial.
4 You literally sleep with your eyes open.
5 You always seem unshaven or unkept.
6 You have tattoos indicative of a lover, but you
may not even know about it.
10th-level Savant feature
You continue to master spellcasting in its various forms.
You learn two spells from your chosen class list.
Whenever you gain a level, you can learn spells from
the chosen spell list instead of gaining wizard spells.
14th-level Savant feature
You are skilled in the practice of magic to the point that
when you see a spell cast within your line of sight, you
can make an intelligence check against the spellcaster’s
spell save DC.
If you succeed, and if that spell is on one of your spell
lists, and it is of a level that you can cast, you can use
this ability to memorize how to cast that spell for the
next 24 hours, using your own spell slots.
If you spend 12 hours of that time puzzling out how the
spell works, you can create a spell scroll of that spell by
expending the spell slot required for that spell, creating
the spell scroll.

2nd-level Savant feature

Your time in the world shows, as you have begun to

learn to wield magic as other spellcasters do.

Choose another class with a spell list. You can now learn
spells from the chosen class’s spell list, provided you
find those spells in the world.

You learn one cantrip and one 1st level spell (or two 1st
level spells if the class has no cantrips) of your choice
from the chosen class spell list.

Additionally, the gold and time you must spend to copy

a spell from a spell scroll into your spellbook is halved.

6th-level Savant feature

Your time dealing with magic and people allows you to

leverage your intellect against others. You can make
charisma checks using your intelligence modifier by
adding arcane and magical jargon to confuse the target
of your charisma check.

At 2nd level, a paladin gains access to the Divine Smite
feature. With Alternate Smites, the paladin can choose
to instead embrace an elemental affinity. This is
especially relevant if your god does not normally
associate themselves with light, or if your character is
beholden to an ideal or some other power.
Furthering this, at certain levels, you gain access to
special variations on the base level smite.
Only one alteration can be applied to a smite at a given
instant. For example, when you hit a creature with
Rending Smite, you can apply Eroding Smite or Caustic
Smite, not both.
Acidic smites scour the flesh and equipment of those
they strike, debilitating even the most heavily equipped
foes.
Replaces Divine Smite
Starting at 2nd level, when you hit a creature with a
melee weapon attack, you can expend one spell slot to
deal acid damage to the target, in addition to the
weapon’s damage. The extra damage is 4d4 for a 1st-
level spell slot, plus 2d4 for each spell level higher than
1st, to a maximum of 12d4. The damage increases by
2d4 if the target is not wearing armor.
Objects partially break down when damaged by this
smite. It can eat through 1 foot of stone, 1 inch of iron,
a thin sheet of lead, or 3 feet of dirt and wood.
5th-level Rending Smite Alteration
When you hit a creature with Rending Smite, you can
force the target to make a Dexterity saving throw. On a
failed save, you cover the target in acid. A target
covered in acid takes 2d4 + 1d4 per spell slot level
above 1st acid damage at the end of its next turn.
9th-level Rending Smite Alteration
When you hit a creature with Rending Smite, you can
force the target to make a Dexterity saving throw. On a
failed save, you cover the target in acid. A target
covered in acid takes 1d4 per spell slot level above 1st
acid damage at the end of each of its turns. The target
or a creature within 5 feet of it can end this damage by
using its action to clear away the acid. On a success, the
target takes half as much damage and is not covered in
acid.
Replaces Improved Divine Smite
Weapons you wield become infused with acrid power.
Whenever you hit a creature with a melee weapon, the
creature takes an extra 2d4 acid damage.
13th-level Rending Smite Alteration
When you hit a creature with Rending Smite, you can
force the target to make a Dexterity saving throw. The
target must then make a Dexterity saving throw. On a
failed save, the target’s AC is reduced by 1d4 until the
start of your next turn.
17th-level Rending Smite Alteration
When you hit a creature with Rending Smite, you can
force the target to make a Constitution saving throw.
On a failed save, the target is subjected to agonizing
pain from the divine acid in your strike. The target has
disadvantage on attack rolls, ability checks, and saving
throws, other than Constitution saving throws until the
start of your next turn.
Arctic smites seep bitter cold into your opponents,
slowly freezing them and creating areas of deadly
chilling magic.
Replaces Divine Smite
Starting at 2nd level, when you hit a creature with a
melee weapon attack, you can expend one spell slot to
deal cold damage to the target, in addition to the
weapon’s damage. The extra damage is 2d8 for a 1st-
level spell slot, plus 1d8 for each spell level higher than
1st, to a maximum of 6d8. Additionally, the target's
speed is decreased by 10 feet until the end of its next
turn.
5th-level Arctic Smite Alteration
When you hit a creature with Arctic Smite, you can
force the target to make a Constitution saving throw.
On a failure, the target has disadvantage on all attack
rolls until the start of your next turn.
9th-level Arctic Smite Alteration
When you hit a creature with Arctic Smite, you can
force the target to make a Constitution saving throw.
On a failure, the target is incased in a thick layer of ice
and rime and is restrained until the end of your next
turn.
Replaces Improved Divine Smite
Your weapons are imbued with the icy power you wield.
Whenever you hit a creature with a melee weapon, the
creature takes an extra 1d8 cold damage.
13th-level Arctic Smite Alteration
When you hit a creature with Arctic Smite, you can
force the target to make a Constitution saving throw.
The target must make a Constitution saving throw. On a
failure, the target’s speed is reduced to 0, and it cannot
benefit from any bonus to its speed.
17th-level Arctic Smite Alteration
When you hit a creature with Arctic Smite, you can
cause ice to burst from the ground. Each creature
within 5ft of you must make a Constitution saving
throw. On a failure, a creature takes 1d10 piercing
damage + the smite’s damage, and has their speed
reduced by 10ft.
Smites that envelop the body with fire, inflicting pain so
extreme that even the strongest foes are sundered
under the flames.
Replaces Divine Smite
Starting at 2nd level, when you hit a creature with a
melee weapon attack, you can expend one spell slot to
deal fire damage to the target, in addition to the
weapon’s damage. The extra damage is 2d10 for a 1st-
level spell slot, plus 1d10 for each spell level higher than
1st, to a maximum of 6d10. This damage increases by
1d10 if the target is flammable or covered in a
flammable material (this increase can exceed the
maximum).
This smite ignites any flammable objects that are not
being worn or carried.
5th-level Blazing Smite Alteration
When you hit a creature with Blazing Smite, you can
force the target to make a Dexterity saving throw. If it
fails its saving throw, it is ignited. On the creature’s next
turn, it can use its action to put out the flames, or it
takes half the initial damage of the smite. This effect
then ends.
9th-level Blazing Smite Alteration
When you hit a creature with Blazing Smite, if the target
is wearing metal armor or has a metal weapon, you can
force the target to make a Dexterity saving throw. On a
failure, the target must drop the object if it can. If it
does not drop the object, it has disadvantage on attack
rolls and ability checks until the start of your next turn.
Replaces Improved Divine Smite
Your weapons are imbued with the flaming power you
wield. Whenever you hit a creature with a melee
weapon, the creature takes an extra 1d10 fire damage.
13th-level Blazing Smite Alteration
When you hit a creature with Blazing Smite, you can
force the target to make a Dexterity saving throw. On a
failure, the target’s wounds are cauterized, meaning it
cannot regain hit points until the start of your next turn.
17th-level Blazing Smite Alteration
When you hit a creature with Blazing Smite, any
creature within 10ft of you must make a dexterity
saving throw. On a failure, a creature takes the smite’s
damage. On a success, it only takes half damage.
Smites fueled by the energies of the dead, these smites
break down and absorb the life-force of others, growing
Smites fueled with the power of psionics, these smites
stronger the closer the foe is to death.
consist of psychic energies that assault the mind and
tear at the synapses.
Replaces Divine Smite

Starting at 2nd level, when you hit a creature with a Replaces Divine Smite
melee weapon attack, you can expend one spell slot to
Starting at 2nd level, when you hit a creature with a
deal necrotic damage to the target, in addition to the
melee weapon attack, you can expend one spell slot to
weapon’s damage. The extra damage is 2d8 for a 1st-
deal psychic damage to the target, in addition to the
level spell slot, plus 1d8 for each spell level higher than
weapon’s damage. The extra damage is 2d8 for a 1st-
1st, to a maximum of 6d8. This damage increases by
level spell slot, plus 1d8 for each spell level higher than
1d8 if the target is a celestial or fey (this increase can
1st, to a maximum of 6d8. This damage increases by
exceed the maximum).
1d8 if the target has psionics or psychic abilities (this
increase can exceed the maximum).
5th-level Ghastly Smite Alteration

When you hit a creature with Ghastly Smite, the target 5th-level Soul Smite Alteration
cannot regain hit points until the start of its next turn.
When you hit a creature with Soul Smite, you can force
Additionally, the target’s hit point maximum is reduced
the target to make an Intelligence saving throw. On a
by the damage of this smite for 24 hours.
failure, the creature has a 1d4 penalty on all saving
throws until the start of your next turn.
9th-level Ghastly Smite Alteration

When you hit a creature with Ghastly Smite, you can 9th-level Soul Smite Alteration
force the target to make a Constitution saving throw.
When you hit a creature with Soul Smite, you can force
On a failure, you regain hit points equal to half the
the target to make an Intelligence saving throw. On a
smite damage.
failure, it becomes frightened of you until the end of
your next turn.
Replaces Improved Divine Smite

Your weapons are imbued with the touch of death.
Whenever you hit a creature with a melee weapon, the
creature takes an extra 1d8 necrotic damage.
13th-level Ghastly Smite Alteration
Replaces Improved Divine Smite
Your weapons are imbued with the mental power you
wield. Whenever you hit a creature with a melee
weapon, the creature takes an extra 1d8 psychic
damage.

When you hit a creature with Ghastly Smite, and the

creature has half their hit points or less, the damage die
of this smite instead become d12s.
17th-level Ghastly Smite Alteration
When you hit a creature with Ghastly Smite, on your
next turn, as an action, you can force the target to take
necrotic damage equal 2d8 per spell slot level of this
smite.
13th-level Soul Smite Alteration
When you hit a creature with Soul Smite, you can force
the target to make an Intelligence saving throw. On a
failure, the creature has a 1d4 penalty on all attack rolls
and ability checks until the start of your next turn.
17th-level Soul Smite Alteration
When you hit a creature with Soul Smite, you can force
the target and each hostile creature within 10ft of you
to make an Intelligence saving throw. On a failure, a
target is stunned until the start of you next turn.
Radiant smites fuel your attacks with radiance that
sears a foe to its core, locks away your foes' abilities,
and eventually banishes even the soul.
Replaces Divine Smite
Starting at 2nd level, when you hit a creature with a
melee weapon attack, you can expend one spell slot to
deal radiant damage to the target, in addition to the
weapon’s damage. The extra damage is 2d8 for a 1st-
level spell slot, plus 1d8 for each spell level higher than
1st, to a maximum of 6d8. The damage increases by 1d8
if the target is an undead or a fiend (this increase can
exceed the maximum).
5th-level Radiant Smite Alteration
When you hit a creature with Radiant Smite, you can
force the target to make a Dexterity saving throw. On a
failure, the target becomes visible if it is invisible, and it
sheds dim sunlight in a 5-foot radius until the end of
your next turn.
9th-level Radiant Smite Alteration
When you hit a creature with Radiant Smite, you can
force the target to make a Constitution saving throw.
Your weapon flares with a bright light. The target must
succeed on a Constitution saving throw or be blinded
until the start of your next turn.
Replaces Improved Divine Smite
Your weapons are imbued with the radiant power you
wield. Whenever you hit a creature with a melee
weapon, the creature takes an extra 1d8 radiant
damage.
13th-level Radiant Smite Alteration
When you hit a creature with Radiant Smite, you can
cause all attacks by allies against the target to have
advantage until the start of your next turn.
17th-level Radiant Smite Alteration
When you hit a creature with Radiant Smite, you can
channel that radiance into sunlight. Bright sunlight
extends from your weapon for 10ft until the end of your
next turn. Each creature in that sunlight must make a
dexterity saving throw. On a failure, it is blinded and
takes your smite damage.
Storm smites fuel your attacks with roiling thunder and
lightning. These smites jump between foes, assail them
with the force of sound, and imbue you with the speed
and power of lightning.
Replaces Divine Smite
Starting at 2nd level, when you hit a creature with a
melee weapon attack, you can expend one spell slot to
deal lightning damage to the target, in addition to the
weapon’s damage. The extra damage is 2d8 for a 1st-
level spell slot, plus 1d8 for each spell level higher than
1st, to a maximum of 6d8. This damage increases by
1d8 if the target is wearing metal or wielding a metal
item (this increase can exceed the maximum).
5th-level Shocking Smite Alteration
When you hit a creature with Shocking Smite, you can
force the target to make a Dexterity saving throw. On a
failure, the target cannot take reactions until the start
of your next turn.
9th-level Shocking Smite Alteration
When you hit a creature with Shocking Smite, lightning
arcs off of the target, and one creature of your choice
who is within 20 feet of the original target must make a
Dexterity saving throw. On a failure, the target takes
half of the smite’s damage, or half as much damage on
a successful one.
Replaces Improved Divine Smite
Your weapons are imbued with electric power. Constitution saving throw. On a success, the effect
Whenever you hit a creature with a melee weapon, the ends.
creature takes an extra 1d8 lightning damage.

Replaces Improved Divine Smite

13th-level Shocking Smite Alteration
Your weapons are imbued with deadly poisons.
When you hit a creature with Shocking Smite, you can Whenever you hit a creature with a melee weapon, the
force the target to make a Dexterity saving throw. On a creature takes an extra 1d8 poison damage.
failure, the target is incapacitated until the end of its
next turn.
13th-level Noxious Smite Alteration

When you hit a creature with Noxious Smite, you can

17th-level Shocking Smite Alteration
force the target to make a Constitution saving throw.
When you hit a creature with Shocking Smite, you can On a failure, the target is poisoned until the start of
force three creatures within 10ft of you to make a your next turn.
Dexterity saving throw. On a failure, the target takes the
smite’s damage.
17th-level Noxious Smite Alteration

When you hit a creature with Noxious Smite, you can

Toxic smites fuel your attacks with poison, inhibiting the
body's functions. These smites break down the body's
fine motor controls, limiting their movement and the
effectiveness of their abilities.
force the target to make a Constitution saving throw.
On a failure, the target reels, spending its entire next
turn retching and nauseated, as the poison courses
through their veins.

Replaces Divine Smite

Starting at 2nd level, when you hit a creature with a

melee weapon attack, you can expend one spell slot to
deal poison damage to the target, in addition to the
weapon’s damage. The extra damage is 2d8 for a 1st-
level spell slot, plus 1d8 for each spell level higher than
1st, to a maximum of 6d8. This damage increases by
1d8 if the target is suffering from a disease (this
increase can exceed the maximum).

5th-level Noxious Smite Alteration

When you hit a creature with Noxious Smite, you can

force the target to make a Constitution saving throw.
On a failure, the target cannot perceive beyond 5ft.

9th-level Noxious Smite Alteration

When you hit a creature with Noxious Smite, you can

force the target to make a Constitution saving throw.
On a failure, the target only deals only half damage with
weapon attacks that use Strength for 1 minute. At the
end of each of the target’s turns, it can make a

This section contains spell descriptions, presented in
alphabetical order by the name of the spell, describing
the spells that appear on the revised warlock’s spell list
or subclasses.
1st-level transmutation
Casting Time: 1 bonus action
Range: 60 feet
Components: V, S, M (a martial weapon or arcane focus
at least worth 1 sp)
Duration: Concentration, up to 1 minute.
You sweep the material component used in the casting
and become like the wind. For the duration, your
movement does not provoke opportunity attacks, and
at the end of each of your turns, you can move up to
half your movement speed.
At Higher Levels. When you cast this spell using a spell
slot of 2nd level or higher, the movement at the end of
your turn increases by 5ft for each slot level above 2nd.
4th-level enchantment
Casting Time: 1 action
Range: 30 feet
Components: V, S, M (a gem carved in the likeness of a
brain)
Duration: Concentration, up to 10 minutes
You attempt to curse a target within range,
overwhelming its mind with psychic energies. The target
must make a wisdom saving throw or become cursed.
While cursed, as an action, you can force the target to
take 3d10 psychic damage.
If the target attempts to lie while cursed, you know the
creature is lying, and can cause the psychic damage
without an action, but can only do this once per round.
If you maintain concentration on this effect for the full
minute without the target dying, the spell ends, and the
target takes the psychic damage every time it lies. This
effect can only be removed with a 4th level or higher
Remove Curse.
At Higher Levels. When you cast this spell using a spell
slot of 5th level or higher, the damage of the spell
increase by 1d10, and the level of the Remove Curse
required increases by 1 level for each slot level above
4th.
1st-level evocation
Casting Time: 1 action
Range: 90 feet
Components: V, S, M (a small, spiked chain)
Duration: Concentration, up to 1 minute
You attempt to curse a target within range, causing
spectral chains to burst from the ground or walls. The
target must make a wisdom saving throw or become
cursed.
Choose Ground or Wall for each creature you curse with
this spell.
Ground. While the target is cursed it is prone,
incapacitated, and unable to stand up for the duration.
Wall. When cursed, the target is dragged 30ft to the
nearest vertical surface, becomes incapacitated, and its
speed becomes 0. If there is no vertical surface within
30ft of the target, the spell fails, and the spell slot is
wasted.
At the end of each of its turns, and each time it takes
damage, a cursed target can make another Wisdom
saving throw. The target has advantage on the saving
throw if it is triggered by damage. On a success, the
spell ends for the target.
If you maintain concentration on this effect for the full
minute without the target dying or the spell ending, the
spell ends, and the target is chained until you dismiss
this effect. This effect can only be removed with a 3rd
level or higher Remove Curse.
At Higher Levels. When you cast this spell using a spell
slot of 2nd level or higher, you can target one additional
creature for each slot level above 1st. The creatures
must be within 30 feet of each other when you target
them.
5th-level evocation
Casting Time: 1 action
Range: 60 feet
Components: S, M (a handful of stardust)
Duration: Concentration, up to 1 minute
You curse a creature within range, binding its fate with
five stars of ill omen. The target must make a wisdom
saving throw or become cursed.
While the target is cursed, whenever the target makes a
saving throw or an attack roll, you roll a d20. If your
result is higher than the target’s un-modified die roll,
the target’s attack misses, or the target’s saving throw
fails.
At the end of each of their turns, the target must make
a wisdom saving throw. On a successful save, the spell
ends.
At Higher Levels. When you cast this spell using a spell
slot of 6th level or higher, you can target one additional
creature within range for each slot level above 5th.
4th-level conjuration
Casting Time: 1 action
Range: 500 feet
Components: V
Duration: Instantaneous
You teleport yourself from your current location to any
other spot within range. You arrive at exactly the spot
desired. It can be a place you can see, one you can
visualize, or one you can describe by stating distance
and direction, such as "200 feet straight downward" or
"upward to the northwest at a 45-degree angle, 300
feet."
You can bring along objects as long as their weight does
not exceed what you can carry. You can also bring one
willing creature of your size or smaller who is carrying
gear up to it carrying capacity. The creature must be
within 5 feet of you when you cast this spell.
If you would arrive in a place already occupied by an
object or a creature, you and any creature traveling
with you each take 4d6 force damage, and the spell fails
to teleport you.
At Higher Levels. When you cast this spell using a spell
slot of 5th level or higher, the range of this spell
increases by 100ft for each slot level above 4th.
5th-level illusion
Casting Time: 1 action
Range: 60 feet
Components: V, S, M (a black stone carved in the
likeness of a burning eye)
Duration: Concentration, up to 10 minutes
You attempt to curse a target within range, shrouding
their eyes in darkness. The target must make a wisdom
saving throw or become cursed.
While cursed, the target cannot perceive farther than
20 ft from itself with any its senses. The edges of its
visual range consumed by darkness. Outside this radius
the target is blind, and attacks from outside this radius
is considered attacks made against a blind creature.
At the end of each of its turns, and each time it takes
damage, the cursed target can make another Wisdom
saving throw. The target has advantage on the saving
throw if it is triggered by damage. On a success, the
spell ends.
If you maintain concentration on this effect for the full
minute without the target dying, the spell ends, and the
target is permanently affected by this spell. This effect
can only be removed with a 5th level or higher Remove
Curse.
At Higher Levels. When you cast this spell using a spell
slot of 6th level or higher, the sight radius of the target
decreases by 5ft, and the level of the Remove Curse
required increases by 1 level for each slot level above
4th.
Divination cantrip
Casting Time: 1 bonus action
Range: 120 feet
Components: S
Duration: Concentration, up to 1 round
You extend your hand and point a finger at a target in
range. Your magic grants you a brief insight into the
target’s defenses. On the next attack roll you make
against the target, you add 1d4.
3rd-level transmutation
Casting Time: 1 action
Range: 30 feet
Components: V, S, M (a bone infused with the ashes of
a dormant volcano)
Duration: Concentration, up to 1 minute
You attempt to curse a target within range, decaying its
insides into a fiery material. The target must make a
wisdom saving throw or become cursed.
On a failed wisdom saving throw, the target takes 2d10
necrotic damage and 2d10 fire damage, as the curse
transmutes the target’s organs into fiery material. On a
success, the target takes the damage, but is not cursed.
While cursed, as an action on each of your turns, you
can make a spell attack against the target. On a hit, the
target takes 2d10 necrotic damage and 2d10 fire
damage.
Death Knell. If the target dies while affected by this
spell, you can choose to explode the corpse and end the
spell. Each creature of your choice within 10ft of the
corpse must make a Dexterity saving throw. On a
failure, a creature takes 2d10 fire damage for each time
the cursed target took damage from this spell. On a
success, a creature only takes half damage.
At Higher Levels. When you cast this spell using a spell
slot of 4th level or higher, the necrotic and fire damage,
as well as the damage of Death Knell, increases by 1d10
for each spell slot level above 3rd.
5th-level necromancy
Casting Time: 1 action
Range: 60 feet
Components: V, S, M (shards of a broken bone)
Duration: Instantaneous
You wash a flood of negative energy through one
creature you can see within range. Unless the target is
undead, it must make a Constitution saving throw. On a
failure, the target takes 8d10 necrotic damage and is
sickened. A sickened target has disadvantage on all
saving throws and weapon attacks until the end of your
next turn. On a successful save, the target is not
sickened.
If you target an undead with this spell, the target does
not make a saving throw. Instead, roll 8d10. The target
gains half the total as temporary hit points.
At Higher Levels. When you cast this spell using a spell
slot of 6th level or higher, the damage or temporary hit
points of the spell increase by 1d10 for each slot level
above 5th.
2nd-level conjuration
Casting Time: 1 bonus action
Range: Self
Components: V
Duration: Instantaneous
Briefly surrounded by clinging shadows, you teleport up
to 30 feet to an unoccupied space that you can see.
At Higher Levels. When you cast this spell using a spell
slot of 3rd level or higher, the distance of the spell
teleports you increases by 10ft for each slot level above
2nd.
5th-level transmutation
Casting Time: 1 bonus action
Range: Touch
Components: V, S, M (a ranged weapon worth at least 1
sp)
Duration: Concentration, up to 1 minute
You transmute your weapon, causing it to manifest
magical ammunition or charges for the weapon. Attacks
with the weapon become magical and cannot consume
ammunition or charges from the weapon.
On each of your turns until the spell ends, you can use a
bonus action to make two attacks with the transmuted
weapon. Each time you make such a ranged attack, your
weapon magically creates the piece of ammunition you
use. Any pieces of ammunition created by this spell
disintegrate when the spell ends. If the weapon leaves
your possession, the spell ends.
5th-level conjuration
Casting Time: 1 action
Range: 60 feet
Components: V, S, M (a martial weapon or arcane focus
at least worth 1 sp)
Duration: Instantaneous
You flourish the material component used in the casting
and then vanish, striking like the wind. Choose up to
five creatures you can see within range. Make a weapon
attack or melee spell attack against each target. On a
hit, a target takes 6d10 magical damage. The magical
damage is the same type as your weapon’s or is force
damage.
You can then teleport to an unoccupied space you can
see within 5 feet of one of the targets you hit or missed. 3rd-level illusion

At Higher Levels. When you cast this spell using a spell Casting Time: 1 bonus action
slot of 6th level or higher, you can target one additional Range: 60 feet
creature within range for each slot level above 5th. Components: V, S, M (a martial weapon or arcane focus
at least worth 1 sp)
Duration: Concentration, up to 1 minute.
3rd-level evocation
You flourish the material component used in the casting
Casting Time: 1 bonus action
and vanish from sight. For the duration, at the end of
Range: Self
each of your turns, you become invisible. This invisibility
Components: V, S
lasts until you make an attack or cast a spell.
Duration: Concentration, up to 1 hour
Additionally, whenever you make an attack while
A 10-foot-radius sphere of sunlight spreads out from a
invisible against a target that cannot see you, the target
point you choose within range. The sphere is bright
must succeed on a Constitution saving throw or be
sunlight and sheds dim light for an additional 10 feet.
stunned. The creature makes a save against this effect
If you chose a point on an object, you are holding or one with advantage if takes damage.
that is not being worn or carried, the light shines from
At Higher Levels. When you cast this spell using a spell
the object and moves with it. Completely covering the
slot of 4th level or higher, the damage of the attack
affected object with an opaque object, such as a bowl
increases by 1d8 for each slot level above 3rd.
or a helm, blocks the light.

If any of this spell's area overlaps with an area of

darkness created by a spell of 3rd level or lower, the
spell that created the darkness is dispelled.

4th-level transmutation

Casting Time: 1 bonus action

Range: Self
Components: V, S, M (a martial weapon or arcane focus
at least worth 1 sp)
Duration: Instantaneous

You flourish the material component used in the

casting, twisting it through the dirt around you. Any
creature in a 30ft cone originating from yourself must
make a dexterity saving throw. On a failure, the target
takes 6d6 magical damage and is stunned until the start
of your next turn. The magical damage is the same type
as your weapon’s or is psychic damage.

On a success, a target only takes half damage and

suffers a -2 penalty to their AC until the start of your
next turn.

At Higher Levels. When you cast this spell using a spell

slot of 5th level or higher, the damage increases by 2d6
for each slot level above 4th.

The following race is now available to the player.
Ex-servitors of powerful necromantic entities,
Awakened Skeletons come into being in a number of
variable ways, typically by infusing too much magic into
a given skeleton or leaving a single skeleton alone for
long periods of time. The result of either of these
actions is the same, the now awakened skeleton
ultimately breaks free of its old master's control, and
rapidly begins to develop a personality of its own.
Sometimes it models itself upon its old master, whether
as a paragon of what it never wants to be, or as a goal
to surpass.
Awakened Skeletons are grant unique powers based
upon the kinds of magic invested into them. These
magics coalesce into the Awaken Skeleton's "Soul."
There are three cataloged variants of the Awakened
Skeletons, Arcane, Armored, and Shadow Souls. Each
type of "soul" grants the Skeleton unique benefits, and
ultimately, its up to the spellcaster that created a the
skeleton what kind of magic the skeleton is vested
within it.
You have now Awakened, what shall your path hold for
you?
Freed of control, your initial creation has left you with a
series of racial traits, detailed below.
Ability Score Increase
Your constitution score increases by 2.
Age
As an Awakened Skeleton, you are effective immortal,
and ageless. Your behavior may betray this, as people
may be able to determine your relative age based on
your behavior and language.
Alignment
Awakened Skeletons typically favor lawful alignments,
due to being raised for a specific purpose. However,
skeletons that reject that lifestyle completely may turn
neutral or chaotic as they seek to find their own path.
Size
Awakened Skeletons are typically made from the bones
of humanoids, making your size medium.
Speed
You have a base walking speed of 30ft.
Darkvision
Though you have no eyes, the magic fueling your
existence also grants you the ability to see through the
darkness. You have darkvision for 60ft.
Organless
Since you have no actual organs to poison, you are
immune to poison damage, and are immune to the
poisoned condition. Other benefits of lacking organs is
your immunity to disease, and you do not require food,
though you can consume food if you so wish.
Dead Resemblance
Being dead has few benefits, you only need to sleep for
4 hours to gain the benefits of a long rest. While
sleeping, you appear dead to all outward inspection and
to spells.
Undead Nature
Due to your unique creation as an entity of magic and
undeath, you are considered both a Humanoid and an
Undead.
Free Willed
You are filled with strong magical energy, granting you a
measure of resilience against effects that turn the
undead. You have advantage on any save made against
an effect that turns undead.
You were created with the ability to use magic, as such,
you are known as an "Arcane Soul". Awakened
Skeletons that are Arcane Souls typically have higher
intellects, and if granted enough time, can master magic
like others.
Ability Score Increase
Choose either your Intelligence or Charisma score, the
chosen score increases by 1.
Arcane Dabbling
Your creation left you with a shard of power, a
reminiscent gift of your creator. You learn one cantrip
of your choice from the Warlock spell list. Your
spellcasting modifier is based your intelligence or
charisma modifier.
Arcane Surge
You have learned how to sacrifice some of your vitality
to bolster the strength of the attack. When you make an
attack and deal damage, you can choose to expend a hit
die and deal an extra die of damage on that attack.
Once you do this, you cannot do so until you take a
short rest. You regain all hit dice expended this way
when you take a long rest.
Languages
You know common and one exotic language of your
choice.

You were purely created for combat. As an armored

soul, you are granted a measure of resilience and are
able to shrug of attacks that would decimate those
squishy mortals.
Ability Score Increase
Choose either your Strength or Constitution score, that
score increases by 1.
Resilient Creation
You were created with the knowledge that you would
be damaged. You are resistant to bludgeoning,
piercing, and slashing damage.
Languages
You know Common.

Your creation was particularly fueled by shadow magic,

granting you an uncanny ability to be unseen when you
need to be. Shadow souls typically are created for
subterfuge and espionage, making deadly foes.
Ability Score Increase
Choose either your Dexterity or Wisdom, that score
increases by 1.
Bend Darkness
As a Shadow Soul, you can create darkness to shroud
yourself. You can cast darkness once using this trait.
Wisdom is your spellcasting modifier for the spell. You
regain the ability to do so when you finish a short
or long rest.
Shadow Sight
Your eyes have been enhanced by the shadow magic
within you, as such, you can see in both magical and
nonmagical darkness for 60ft.
Languages
Due to your purpose as an agent of espionage, you
know both Common and a language of your choice.

The following feats embody special training and
capabilities that alter how to you interact with the
world.
You must meet any prerequisite specified in a feat to
take that feat. If you ever lose a feat’s prerequisite, you
cannot use that feat until you regain the prerequisite.
Prerequisite: The ability to cast at least one spell
You wield your magic as an arcane caster would,
mastering magic’s capacity for violence.
• Increase your Charisma, Intelligence, or Wisdom
by 1, to a maximum of 20.
• You can use an arcane focus for the material
components of all your spells.
• You learn one Casting Style of your choice from
the Battlecasting subclass.
You learn how to create blasts of magic as some sages
do, learning how to harness that power.
• Increase your Charisma, Intelligence, or Wisdom
by 1, to a maximum of 20.
• While wielding an arcane focus, you can replace
a weapon attack with a blast of arcane energy,
making a ranged spell attack against a creature
within 30ft of you. On a hit, you deal 1d8
damage + your spellcasting ability modifier. The
damage is the same as one spell you know or
have prepared.
Prerequisite: The ability to cast at least one spell
You can manipulate fell energies easily, learning how to
create deadly curses.
• Increase your Charisma, Intelligence, or Wisdom
by 1, to a maximum of 20.
• Whenever you cast a curse spell, the foul magic
strengthens you. Each creature you have
actively cursed increases your AC by 1. This
stacks up to a maximum of +3.
• You learn one curse of your choice from the
Curse Spell List.
You have knowledge of the Spell Cannon and can use it
effectively.
• Increase your Dexterity or Intelligence by 1, to a
maximum of 20.
• You can create a Spell Cannon using 200gp
worth of arcane materials over the course of 8
hours.
Your mind is fortified against mental attack, allowing
you to become stalwart against mental affliction.
• Choose either charmed or frightened. You can
take this feat again, you choose the other
condition.
• You are immune to the chosen condition.
• When an enemy tries to impose the chosen
condition on you, it instead must make a saving
throw against your spell save DC or be subject
to the chosen condition for the duration of the
effect.
You shirk the bounds of reality through the power of
your mind, stepping through it with ease.
• Increase your Charisma, Intelligence, or Wisdom
by 1, to a maximum of 20.
• You gain a focus die, a d6. On your turn, you can
expend a focus die to teleport up to your
movement speed. Once expended, roll the d6 at
the start of each of your turns. On a 6, you
recharge that focus die, regaining it for use.
Your words are edged with arcane malice. Those within
your grasp find your words can warp reality itself.
• Increase your Charisma by 1, to a maximum of
20.
• Whenever you make a deception or persuasion
check and beat the DC by an amount 5 or
greater, you can charm the target for 1 minute.
It is evident the target is being affected by
magic. After the 1 minute, the target does not
recall being charmed.
• You can become invisible and inaudible to any
creature charmed by you, with the charmed
creature unable to perceive you or suspect your
presence at all, unless you desire to be seen,
heard, or known.
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