D&D 5e Tyria Supplement (V0.

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Acknowledgments
This content was inspired by but not endorsed by Wizards of
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It uses the base mechanics from D&D 5e, and the core ideas
from Arenet's Guild Wars 2, which is owned by NCSOFT.

Special Thanks
Special thanks to Unearth Arcana subreddit, Matthew Mercer
and the other stars of Critical Role, the GMBinder, and my
friends back at home that have somewhat reviewed this
material.
I used u/pa1ebluedot version of the Deadeye for much of the
bases for the sub-class. The main difference between the two
are that mine allows for some optional firearm use.
I also used a good amount of u/merzor Guild Wars 2 Races as
the bases for most of the races in this document.

FYI To Grammar Nazis

There will be a lot grammar and spelling mistakes in this as the
writer isn't the best when it comes to those two areas. Feel free
to point them out, just realize there will be a lot of them.

Goals (Not in order)

Learn how to make a proper Table of Contents
Use feedback to help balance these ideas.
Fix Pointed out Grammar Mistakes (This will never be done
XD).
Add Scrapper and Holosmith as Artificer subclasses when
the Artificer officially comes out later this year and I get a
copy of the new book.
Add pictures.
Continue adding Legendary Weapons, Armors, and Trinkets
as they come out.
New Section for Mounts.
Double Elementalist Aura's (That way an Elementalist can
specialized in one elemental type)
Update towards the end of December.
Add Elite Specialization Weapons as Magical Items
Add Monsters.

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Table of Content
Sorry about the false page, the writer doesn't know how to make
a proper Table of Contents using the GMBinder.

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4 Races of Tyria
15 Tyria Subclasses
34 New Classes
51 Legendary Items

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PART I
Races of Tyria
Asura
Asura are a very short race that typically have slender builds
with the head, hands and feet being larger than expected. The
head in particular is a wide, flat ellipsoid whose width is
extended further by large, highly articulate ears which usually
drop from the sides of the head. Asura eyes are large and come
in a variety of colors; their size is the evolutionary result of
being a subterranean race, as small frames can easily traverse
their traditional homes in the depths. Their mouths are wide
and filled with pointed, shark-like teeth. Asura typically have
grayish skin and dark hair. Male and female asura are very
similar in appearance; they are mostly differentiated by voice
and ear structure.
Diminutive Artisans
The asura are an underground race of magic wielding inventors
until the Great Destroyer forced them to the surface. The asura
value intelligence and intellectual superiority over all other
attributes. Individual asura will dedicate an entire lifespan to
building a portfolio of successful projects or becoming the
foremost expert of some tiny aspect of the arcane. They
constantly seek to prove their own intellectual superiority, and
by extension the superiority of the asura race. This typically
results in asura being arrogant to the point of rudeness towards
others, especially towards non-asura races. The asura have
quickly established their intellectual and magical superiority
over the other races and view them as useful primarily for heavy
lifting, taking risks, and asking stupid questions.
Golems and Gates
Asura magical technology is second to none. Their experiments
with magic are evident through the impressive floating
structures found around and within their cities. Many asura
study the difficult art of golemancy, and golems are often used
for defense and general work. The golems' complete absence of
intelligence and huge size complements the asura perfectly. The
most important contribution of the asura to Tyrian society is the
asura gate network which links many of the major cities of
Tyria. To maintain this, they have retained a neutral attitude to
all races. Asuran Colleges
The asura education holds three forms. First, children learn in
small groups in labs within Metrica Province. When they're old
enough, if they qualify, they join one of the three asuran
colleges: The College of Statics, College of Dynamics, and College
of Synergetics. Thirdly, asura will often study under mentors as
an assistant; it's unclear when this takes place in the asuran
education span, however. After graduation from college, asura
typically join a krewe and a lab until they can become their own
krewe leaders.
Inventions and Offsprings
Asura have a strong sense of family and extended family, they
affectionately refer to their children as “progeny” or “offspring".
They also venerate their parents, and grandparents. Asura
traditionally cremate their dead. Asura tend to practice serial
monogamy, in that they have a serious romantic relationship
with only one other asura at a time. Most of these relationships
are equal partnerships which often (but not always) have a firm,
predetermined end date. Most often, such relationships come
out of two asura who fall in love with the same beautiful
concept. These marriages of the mind produce rapid
development of ideas, increased conceptual paradigms, and/or
children. Relationships that break up tend to feature more fights
about who gets the inventions than who gets the kids. The
Eternal Alchemy
Asura believe in the Eternal Alchemy - the idea that all beings
and magic in the world are a part or function of a greater
purpose or "machine". Asuran life is built around the research of
the Eternal Alchemy - the asura join one of three massive
colleges dedicated to this research, each covering different
fields. It is believed once complete mastery is gained over the
Eternal Alchemy, mastery will be gained over all of Tyria. There
are various asura who proclaim that Eternal Alchemy is not a
religion, but rather a science.
Asura Names
An asura's name often consists of a short, sharp first name with
one or two syllables. Feminine asura names typically end in -i or
-a vowel sounds, but are not required to do so. Masculine names
often end in a consonant sound. Both male and female Asuras
often have two of the same letter in a row somewhere in their
name, this being a cultural norm, but it is certainly not required.
Asura do not have a last name, instead opting to use job titles, a
krewe name, or honorifics to differentiate themselves.
Asura Traits
Your Asura has an assortment of natural traits
Ability Score Increase Your Intelligence score increases by
2 and your Dexterity score increases by 1.
Alignment Asura take it upon themselves to remain neutral
with the other races, but due to their curious and ambitious
nature they often bend their own rules and thus vary from
Lawful to Chaotic.
Size Asura are between 3 and 4 feet tall and average about 40
pounds. Your size is Small.
Speed Asura are quick despite their small legs. Your base
walking speed is 30 feet.
Darkvision Accustomed to life underground, you have
superior vision in dark and dim conditions. You can see in dim
light within 60 feet of you as if it were bright light, and in
darkness as if it were dim light. You can't discern color in
darkness, only shades of gray.
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Alchemical Inventors All Asura are trained in magic, alchemy
and engineering from a young age, they value intellect above all.
You are proficient with Alchemist Supplies and in the Arcana
skill.
Asura Magic You know the mending cantrip. Once you reach
3rd level, you can cast the Tenser’s floating disk spell once per
day. Once you reach 5th level, you can also cast the arcane lock
spell once per day. Intelligence is your spellcasting ability for
these spells.
Nimbleness You can move through the space of any creature
that is of a size larger than yours.
Languages You can speak, read, and write Common and
Asurian.

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Charr
The charr are carnivorous feline-like humanoids. They stand on
their hind legs and are taller than a human by half of an average
human's height, but do not have the massive bulk of the norn.
They prefer a hunched pose when standing, but will on occasion
stand tall and straight. When they are moving, and their paws
are unoccupied, the charr favor running on all four limbs with a
loping gait. While the males are described as being generally
stronger and the females more lithe and quick, this lore
difference between the sexes is not evident in the game.
They have short fur from head to toe in a variety of colors and
patterns, many of which are similar to those of lions, cheetahs
and tigers. Their fur patterns are also like that of leopards, snow
leopards, and even some fur types of common housecats. Many
charr have a longer mane of fur between the shoulders and on
the back of the head and neck. A male charr has less fur on the
tail with longer fur only on the tip, while the female's tail has
longer fur from top to bottom.
Always at War
The charr are a military culture and their society, technology
and relationships are very much focused on supporting war.
Society is built around military units which charr become a part
of from childhood. Non-military tasks, such as farming and
trade, can be left to the young, retired, and injured. But no
matter a charr's vocation they are always viewed as a soldier
and view life like a soldier. Weakness and foolishness from
individuals is viewed with particular contempt, some of such
acts can result in a charr becoming a gladium, or in a worse case,
the charr's name being stricken from the race's history.
Fahrars and Warbands
Charr on occasion mate for life, but most relationships are more
casual than that. Families are recognized but adult charr have
very little contact with their parents or offspring, but sometimes
keep tabs on each other for events which could reflect back on
the family’s reputation. As soon as a cub is weaned, around
being a year old, they enter a fahrar of one of their parents'
legions. The fahrar is the cubs' first warband and they are
trained as a military unit under supervision of an adult and are
considered an adult when the warband no longer needs
supervision.
The cubs are taught to unify and define their own social
structure and the warband shares a root name which they
incorporate into their surname. While ancestry is known and
acknowledged, the parents have little to do with the raising of
the cub, and as such warbands are viewed as a charr's family
and the bonds of loyalty and kinship formed between them are
stronger than those of other races' families. Though some charr
leave, change, or lose their warbands, these strong bonds
usually leave a deep impact on the charr; charr changing
warband must change their name and fit in quickly if they are to
survive. However, charr have been known to choose the fate of
becoming a gladium rather than risk losing those bonds again.
When the oppression of the female charr by the Flame Legion
ended, male and female charr were once again viewed as equals.
Male and female charr do not differentiate themselves through
wearing differently tailored or styled clothing We Killed our
Gods
Due to their history many charr shun religion. They do not
accept any god's authority and quickly anger on topics of charr
worship or manipulation by god-like beings. Charr acknowledge
other races' gods as beings of power but do not see them as
something worthy of worship. Charr view the deities as beings
to fight and strive to kill. At best, their reverence and respect is
limited only to great heroes and their deeds in their history,
such as Pyre Fierceshot and Kalla Scorchrazor.
Charr Traits
Your Charr has an assortment of natural traits.
Ability Score Increase Your Constitution and Strength
score increases by 1.
Age Charr mature at about the same rate as humans and live
about as long, but their young are fully independent in several
months old.
Alignment Charr follow a strict code of rank, and the
greatest punishment for a charr is dishonor and thus tend to be
Lawful. They value strength and anything that can aid them in
war, giving little regard to "lesser" races and thus tend to be
more Neutral rather than Good or Evil although both exist.
Size Charr typically stand between 7 and 8 feet tall and weigh
an average of 220 to 270 pounds. Your size is Medium.
Speed Your base walking speed is 30 feet.
Darkvision With your feline eyes, you have superior vision
in dark and dim conditions. You can see in dim light within 60
feet of you as if it were bright light, and in darkness as if it were
dim light. You can't discern color in darkness, only shades of
gray.
Menacing You are proficient in the Intimidation skill.
Claws You are never unarmed. You are proficient with your
claws, which are a melee weapon that deals 1d4 + your Strength
modifier slashing damage.
Charr Weapon Training You are proficient with one martial
weapon and one firearm of your choice.
Battle Roar You may use your bonus action to unleash an
inspiring battle cry. The next ally within 30 feet that hits with a
weapon attack automatically rolls the highest possible number
on his weapon die. Once you’ve used this trait you can’t use it
again until you finish a short or long rest.
Languages You can speak, read, and write Common and
Charr.
Legion’s Training (Subrace) From a young age, you’ve
trained within the stealthy Ash Legion, the ferocious Blood
Legion, the inventive Iron Legion or the Holy Flame Legion
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Ash Legion
The Ash Legion is one of the four High Legions of the charr,
famed for their spies, stalkers and assassins. They were formed
by the Khan-Ur's spymaster, one of the Khan-Ur's children.
Ability Score Increase Your Dexterity score increase by 1.
Poisoner's Tools You are proficient with Poisoner's tools,
and you may add twice your proficiency bonus when making
checks with to poison someone.

Blood Legion
The Blood Legion is one of the four High Legions in charr
society. They are known for their prowess in traditional
battlefield combat.
Ability Score Increase Your Strength score increase by 1.
Smith's Tools You are proficient with Smith's tools, and you
may add twice your proficiency bonus when making checks with
to craft weapons or armor for a charr.

Flame Legion
The Flame Legion (pejoratively referred to as the Gold Legion by
their enemies), is one of the four charr High Legions. The Flame
Legion is defined by zealotry and superstition. Unfortunately for
the charr, the basis for the Flame Legion's dominance was
deceit, and so when their treachery was discovered, it was
outcast from the other Legions in a spectacular fashion. Since
then, the Flame Legion has waged a war against the other three
High Legions, hoping to restore the shaman caste to power.
Ability Score Increase Your Charisma score increase by 2.
Born of Fire You know one of the following cantrips: Green-
Flame Blade, Firebolt or Produce Flame. Charisma is your
spellcasting ability for this cantrip.
Flawed Being in the Flame legion has lead you to be racist
against non-charr, especially humans.

Iron Legion
The Iron Legion is one of the charr's four High Legions. They are
recognized for their mechanical prowess, preferring to
overwhelm their opponents in battle with Siege Towers or
mighty Siege DeYourers.
Ability Score Increase Your Intelligence score increase by
1.
Tinker's Tools You are proficient with Tinker's tools, and
you may add twice your proficiency bonus when making checks
with to charr machinery.

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Largos
The largos are an enigmatic aquatic race from the depths of the
ocean. They are silent, determined, and calculating killers. Few
have ever seen them and lived to report it. Very, very little is
known about these creatures habits, other then they seem to
always bring up oaths.
Ability Score Increase Your Dexterity score increases by 2
and Constitution by 1.
Age Unknown.
Alignment Largos' nature is neutral, as they purposefully do
not interact with surface dwellers unless at great necessities.
Size Your size is medium.
Speed Your base walking speed is 30 feet and your swimming
speed is 30 feet.
Darkvision Living your life in the deepest oceans, you have
superior vision in dark and dim conditions. You can see in dim
light within 60 feet of you as if it were bright light, and in
darkness as if it were dim light. You can't discern color in
darkness, only shades of gray.
Amphibious You can breathe both air and water.
Naturally Stealthy You are proficient with the Stealth skill.
Vanish At 3rd level you can cast the spell Invisibility. Once
you’ve cast this spell you can’t cast it again until you finish a
long rest.
Toxic Advance You are proficient with the Poisoner’s kit.
Assassins of the Depths Adapted to even the most extreme
ocean depths, your weapon attacks are not at disadvantage
underwater, and you ignore any of the drawbacks caused by a
deep, underwater environment.
Languages You can speak, read, and write Common and
Largos.

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Norn
The norn normally have the appearance of large humans, but
they are able to shift into a were-creature of one of the Spirits of
the Wild. In their humanoid form they are not only tall, at
around eight feet, but their proportions are much broader and
more heavily muscled than a typical human.
Norn have a broad children, and they're named after the more famous of their
range of skin colors, and light-skinned norn living in Oceanrim
have their skin tanned by the sun. According to Kranxx, norn
generate a considerable amount of body heat at the slightest
exertion.
In their transformed shape they take on an upright half- norn
half-animal form, taking after one of the animals of the Spirits of
the Wild. The were-form is furred, fanged and clawed and grants
the norn attributes depending on the animal they transform
into.
Skalds and Moots
Norn culture is highly individualistic with a focus on personal
success and glory—particularly when gained from the hunt or in
a battle. The norn do not fear death as they believe the bold and
strong can achieve immortality, but they do fear they will be
weak and end up forgotten. As a result each norn seeks to prove
themselves, to build their legend through feats of individual
valor and great victories.
Every norn hopes their legend will be told by the skaald and
celebrated at a moot with story and song. Norn usually have a
great sense of personal honor, for a norn without respect from
others is already forgotten. For many norn, the focus on prestige
means they're willing to accept any challenge which will prove
their worth. They will never give up on their battle, quarry or
friends, even if it means years spent tackling a strong enemy or
difficult task. Yet for other norn the pursuit of prestige
translates to bragging, bullying, unwise snap decisions and an
unwillingness to listen to reason
Spirits of the Wild
The norn have a shamanistic religion where they revere totem
animals of the Spirits of the Wild, the spirits of the strongest,
bravest, wisest, or most cunning animals of the Shiverpeaks. The
Great Spirit is Bear, who is seen as the strongest of all the spirits
and is said to have granted the norn with the ability to 'become
the bear'. The worship of the spirits Snow Leopard, Raven and
Wolf is also prevalent because of the assistance they gave the
norn in the past on their exodus south. There are many other
totem spirits among the norn, such as Ox, Eagle, and Wurm, but
they are not as widely revered. Norn Names
Most norn follow a Northern European or Viking-style first
name system, though some like the famous explorer Captain
Romke and his crew have Dutch and Frisian names.
Their surnames can vary in a multitude of styles. Norn
without any achievements or legends have surnames after one
of their parents (father/mother's first name followed by - sson
or -sdottir or a variant thereof); this is most commonly seen in
parents even if they do not like said parent (e.g., Braham
Eirsson). Surnames do not get adopted from generation to
generation and they can be changed by the individual to fit their
own personal legend (e.g., a famous Wolfborn member took the
surname Wolfsdottir); married couples may not always share
surnames either (though some may, e.g., Knut and Gaerta
Whitebear). Some norn may also take titles instead of a surname
if it fits them and their legend more (e.g., Borje the Sun Chaser).
Norn Traits
Your Norn has an assortment of natural traits.
Ability Score Increase Your Strength score increases by 2.
Age A norn might live to 120 and maintain their good health
and vitality for a long time, though very few die of old age.
Alignment A Norn seeks glory above all else and thus tends
to be more Chaotic and reckless. Norn are quick to anger but
quicker to forgive and most tend to be Good hearted.
Size Norn are between 8 and 9 feet tall and weigh between
300 and 350 pounds. Your size is Medium.
Speed Your base walking speed is 30 feet.
Natural Athlete You have proficiency in the Athletics skill.
Powerful Build You count as one size larger when
determining your carrying capacity and the weight you can
push, drag, or lift.
Mountain Born You're acclimated to high altitude, including
elevations above 20,000 feet. You're also naturally adapted to
cold climates, as described in chapter 5 of the Dungeon Master's
Guide.
Languages You can speak, read, and write Common and
Norn.
Favored Spirit (Subrace) Although all norn revere all
Spirits of the Wild, most norn live their life focusing on the
teachings of one. Choose one from Bear, Raven, Snow Leopard or
Wolf and gain additional traits below:
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Bear
Bear represents fortitude and self-reliance and is said to be the
mightiest of all the Spirits of the Wild in the norn culture.
Ability Score Increase Your Constitution score increases by
1.
Monster Wrestler You count as one size category larger
when grappling creature larger than yourself, in addition you
can use a bonus action to attempt to escape a grapple.
Thick Hide You have resistance to Cold damage.

Raven
Raven represents, cunning, trickery, and knowledge and is the
animal spirit of the norn that is associated with the Underworld
and the spirits of the dead.
Ability Score Increase Your Charisma and Wisdom scores
both increase by 1.
Honor of the Ancestors You are proficient in the Religion
skill.
Raven Messenger At 3rd level you call upon Raven to send a
message for you. As an action you summon a spiritual raven and
cast animal messenger on it. The raven lasts for the duration of
the spell. Once you’ve used this trait you can’t use it again until
you finish a long rest.

Snow Leopard
Snow Leopard represents independence, strategy, and laughter
in the face of danger and is considered to be stealthy and
solitary.
Ability Score Increase Your Dexterity score increases by 1.
Hidden Stalker As a bonus action, you can magically turn
invisible until the start of your next turn or until you attack,
make a damage roll, or force someone to make a saving throw.
Once you use this trait, you can't use it again until you finish a
short or long rest.

Wolf
Wolf represents the virtues of loyalty, ferocity, and strength in
numbers and is often invoked for help in tracking the norn’s
prey.
Ability Score Increase Your Wisdom score increases by 1.
Born Tracker You have advantage on Wisdom (Survival)
checks made to track beasts and monstrosities.
Call Pack Starting at 5th level you can use an action you
summon 3 wolves in an empty space within 30 feet. You roll
initiative for the wolves as a group and they obey any command
from you (no action required). The wolves last for 1 hour or
until reduced to 0 hit points. Once you’ve used this trait you
can’t use it again until you finish a long rest.

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Sylvari
The sylvari are omnivorous humanoid plants. Some sylvari
closely resemble humans but with a fey cast to their features
such as tilted eyes and pointed ear tips; most display plant like
features such as hard wood for bone structure, have foliage and
petals for hair, and bark acting as flesh. They glow during the
night. Golden sap moves through their veins instead of blood
and pollen falls off of them as they move. They are much more
slender than the average human and about a head shorter. While
sylvari can seemingly absorb sunlight and become rejuvenated,
they still must eat and drink to survive.
Born of the Pale Tree
Prior to emergence they share a bond through the Pale Tree
which they call the Dream of Dreams. In this dream, a growing
sylvari is exposed to the consciousness of the Pale Tree and the
vast pool of knowledge accumulated by all previous sylvari.
When a new one emerges, a portion of this knowledge remains
with them, including basic wisdom and understanding from the
Pale Tree and a small fraction of what other sylvari have seen
and experienced, though this rarely includes specific memories.
After emergence, the bond with the Pale Tree is weaker but it
links all sylvari and, to an extent, other plants. On rare occasion,
twins can emerge from the same pod and they exhibit a greater
empathy toward one another.
Sylvari Traits
Your Sylvari has an assortment of natural traits.
Ability Score Increase Your Dexterity score increases by 2.
Age Sylvari started awakening from their pods fully grown
only decades ago. It is unknown how long a Sylvari can live.
Alignment Sylvari are curious by nature, and though they
often respect it they disregard law and order, favoring the
chaotic growth of nature. Most are empathetic creatures and
follow a good allignment.
Size Sylvari are around 5 feet in height and have slender
builds. Your size is Medium.
Speed Your base walking speed is 30 feet.
Darkvision Accustomed to twilight forests and the night sky,
you have superior vision in dark and dim conditions. You can
see in dim light within 60 feet of you as if it were bright light,
and in darkness as if it were dim light. You can't discern color in
darkness, only shades of gray.
Feyborn Plants Your creature type is Plant, in addition you
have advantage on saving throws against being charmed, and
magic can't put you to sleep.
Languages You can speak, read, and write Common.
Subrace The cycle in which a sylvari is born determines
multiple trait about the newborn sylvari.

Dawnborn
Newborn Race Sylvari awakened at dawn are natural talkers, diplomats, and
Sylvari are usually honest, direct and focused, taking most forward-thinkers. We are intimately connected with our
things at face value. With the dream ensuring there is so much surroundings and markedly empathic toward all, even other
in common with the other sylvari, experience is cherished for races.
creating uniqueness between them. They are eager to learn, Ability Score Increase Your Charisma score increases by 1.
experience and understand. Natural Diplomat You can speak, read, and write two extra
Sylvari morality and ethics are based on those of the Pale languages of your choice.
Tree. These were formed by following the lives of Ronan and Empathy You understood other creatures even before you
Ventari, during the early growth of the Pale Tree and later awoke from the dream. You can focus your mind on a creature
written on Ventari's Tablet situated at the base of the tree. After you can see for 1 minute given that you have line of sight the
emergence a sylvari is guided by older sylvari to understand entire time and you learn the dominant emotion in the creature
what they have dreamed and ensure they have a clear at the time, such as anger, fear, happiness, nerYousness, serenity
understanding of the tablet, their history and the world. Despite etc.
the kick start of knowledge from the dream they still seem naive
as there are some matters which seem beyond their
comprehension. Emotions and tact, in particular, are difficult for
them to grasp, so often a sylvari will state out loud something
which would normally be politely avoided by other races. Death
too is not fully understood but viewed as something to be
embraced and, as with many things in a sylvari's life, is viewed
with a great degree of curiosity. These views serve to form an
acceptance of and fascination with death that other races may
find disturbing. Sylvari Names
Sylvari names, as well as place names in Caledon Forest, are
generally inspired by Celtic (Irish, Scots Gaelic and Welsh)
names. Sylvari do not have surnames, as they're all part of the
same "family," though to each other they are more like distant
relatives except in special cases.
Sylvari do not "choose" their names nor are they outright
given by the Pale Tree or other sylvari. Instead, the sylvari
simply 'know' their names upon awakening, though why is
never explored and the sylvari do not question why this is.

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Noonborn
Sylvari awakened mid-day solve problems by attacking them
head-on. We are the warriors, hunters, and travelers who
experience life first-hand and enjoy the rush of taking risks in
order to feel truly alive.
Ability Score Increase Your Wisdom score increases by 1.
Weapon Training You are proficient with the shortsword,
longsword, shortbow and the longbow.
Forest Runner Your base walking speed is 35 feet. In
addition you are proficient in either acrobatics or athletics.

Duskborn
Sylvari awakened at dusk are naturally curious and thoughtful.
We love to learn and spend time reading and studying. We are
intelligent and drawn toward the luscious complexities of magic.
Ability Score Increase Your Intelligence score increases by
1.
Nature’s Attunement You may choose a cantrip from the
druid list. Intelligence is your spellcasting ability for this cantrip.
Magic Sense You may cast the detect magic spell with this
trait. Once you’ve cast the spell you can’t cast it again until you
finish a long rest.

Nightborn
Sylvari awakened at night are secretive and cautious with
information. We make our own decisions, and we come and go
as we please, nimble of mind and body.
Ability Score Increase Your Charisma score increases by 1.
False Appearance You may cast Disguise Self, Charisma is
your spellcasting ability for this spell. Once you’ve used this trait
you can’t use it again until you finish a short or long rest.
Keeper of Secrets You are proficient with the deception
skill.

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Tengu
The tengu are a race of avian humanoids that make their home
which they call the Dominion of Winds. They are extremely
wary of all the races, and do not allow outsiders into their city.
Ability Score Increase Your Dexterity score increases by 2,
and your Intelligence or Wisdom score increases by 1.
Age Tengu reach maturity by age 3. Compared to humans,
tengu don’t usually live longer than 30 years.
Alignment The Tengu are currently neutral in all conflicts,
although the individual tengu may have their own ideals.
Size Your size is Medium.
Speed Your base walking speed is 30 feet.
Darkvision You have a bird’s keen senses, especially in the
dark. You can see in dim light within 60 feet of you as if it were
bright light, and in darkness as if it were dim light. You can't
discern color in darkness, only shades of gray.
Avian Rush Your reflexes and agility allow you to move with
a burst of speed. When you move on your tum in combat, you
can double your speed until the end of the tum. Once you use
this trait, you can't use it again until you move O feet on one of
your turns.
Talons Your talons are natural weapons, which you can use
to make unarmed strikes. If you hit with them, you deal slashing
damage equal to ld4 + your Dexterity modifier.
Eagle Eye You have proficiency in the Perception skill.
Wind Gliding If you are not wearing heavy armor and you
are falling, you descent slows to 60 feet per round and you land
safely on your feet.
Tengu Training You are proficient with one martial weapon
of your choice and shields.
Languages You can speak, read, and write Common and
Tengu.

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PART II
Tyria Subclasses
Chronomancer - Fighter Archetype
Those who choose the path of the chronomancer gain new Chronomancer Spellcastig
abilities that allow them to rend both space and time. Being able Fighter Level 1st 2nd 3rd 4th
to use both temporal magic and wells, their skill set focuses on
3rd 2 - - -
past versus future and fast versus slow as key themes.
4th 3 - - -
Spellcasting 5th 3 - - -
When you reach 3rd level, you augment your martial prowess
6th 3 - - -
with the ability to cast certain spells.
Spell Slots. The Chronomancer Spellcasting table shows how 7th 4 2 - -
many spell slots you have to cast at first level or higher. To cast 8th 4 2 - -
one of these spells, you must expend a slot of the spell's level or
9th 4 2 - -
higher. You regain all expended spell slots when you finish a
long rest. 10th 4 3 - -
For example, if you know the 1st-level spell Mage Armor and 11th 4 3 - -
have a 1st-level and a 2nd-level spell slot available, you can cast
12th 4 3 - -
Mage Armor using either slot.
Spellcasting Ability Wisdom is your spellcasting ability for 13th 4 3 2 -
your spells and wells you learn through your studies of time 14th 4 3 2 -
manipulation. You use your Wisdom whenever a spell refers to 15th 4 3 2 -
your spellcasting ability. In addition, you use your Wisdom
modifier
when setting the saving throw DC for the spells you 16th 4 3 3 -
cast and when making an attack roll with one. 17th 4 3 3 -
18th 4 3 3 -
Spell / Well Save DC = 8 + your proficiency bonus + 19th 4 3 3 1
your Wisdom modifier 20th 4 3 3 1
Spell attack modifier = your proficiency bonus +
Chronomancer Spells
your Wisdom modifier At 3rd level, you sacrifice your use of Heavy and Medium Armor
to make the complex hand movement and gestures for the
following spells.

Chronomancer Spells
Fighter Level Spells
3rd Mage Armor, Silent Image
7th Blur, Invisibility, Minor Image, Misty Step
13th Counterspell, Haste, Slow, Major Image
19th Confusion

Temporal Points
At 7th level you learn how to use your temporal magic to create
magical temporal wells. Each wells cost temporal points, which
mess with the fabric of time. You have to limit your over all
manipulation to not gather the attention of higher beings. The
amount of tempral points you have is equal to your Wisdom
modifier + proficiency bonus. The fabric of time around you
mends itself after long rest.
Alacrity Well of Precognition
At 10th level your brain automatically see a few seconds ahead
Creates a well that gives allies the ability to see the future and
allowing you to add your proficiency bonus initiative roll.
allows them to block incoming attacks.
Once per long rest you can give this ability to ally you can see
For 3 temporal points create, a well with a diameter of 20 feet.
with 30 feet or have a target within 30 feet makes a Wisdom
Allies inside of the circle gain an additional +2 bonus to their AC
saving throw or takes a penalty equal to your proficiency
until the end of their next turn.
modifier.

Continuum Split Well of Recall

Creates a well that steals memories from foes, damaging and
At 15th level your almost a master of time manipulation. Once
slowing them.
per long rest you can create a small split in time.
For 2 temporal points, create a well with a diameter of 20 feet.
At the start of your turn you use your bonus action to create a
Enemies inside the circle must make a Wisdom saving throw
continuum split in an unoccupied space within 5 ft of you. You
taking 4d6 physic damage and losing half their movement spend
then take your action using any abilities, spells and movement
and taking half damage on a successful save.
like normal. At the end of the turn you teleport back to the spot
of the continuum split, any damage taken, abilities used or spell
slots spent during your action act as if they were not used.
Gravity Well
Create a powerful well that warps space in an area, knocking
Damage dealt, conditions applied or affects given out stay.
down, floating, and pulling foes caught in its event horizon.
Items can't be duplicated using this ability.
For 5 temporal points, create well with a diameter of 20 feet.
Stopping Time. Enemies inside the circle must make a Constitution saving
At 18th level you have mastered time manipulation to the point throw taking 4d10 force and being knocked prone on a failed
you can cast the 9th level spell Time Stop once per long rest. save a half damage a successful save.

Wells
Each well has a different effect as well as a temporal point cost.
It takes an action to use them, some of which require targets to
make saving throws against your spell DC.
You can place the center of the well up to 60 feet away from
you that you can see.

Well of Eternity
Create a well that speeds up time healing and removing certain
conditions form your allies.
For 1 temporal point, create a well with a diameter of 10 feet.
Allies inside the circle can spend a number of hit dice equal up
to your Wisdom modifier to heal themselves, while at the same
time they are cured of the poisoned, burning, fatigued, or
stunned condition.

Well of Action
Create a well of quick time that speed up the movement of your
allies.
For 3 temporal points, create a well with a diameter of 10 feet.
Until the end of your next turn allies inside the well can use
their bonus action as an action. (This could allow allies cast two
spells, interact with two objects or use two action requiring
abilities in one turn.)

Well of Calamity
Creates a well that rends time, damaging, weakening and
crippling foes in the area.
For 2 temporal points, create a well with a diameter of 20 feet.
Enemies inside the circle must make a Wisdom saving throw,
taking 3d8 physic damage and can't use their reactions on a
failed save or half as much on a successful save.

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Mirage - Fighter Archetype
The mirage moves through battle like shifting sand, cloaking Mirage Spellcastig
themselves rather than dodging attacks. Their graceful, swirling Fighter Level 1st 2nd 3rd 4th
hand weapons and prismatic mirrors are as deceptively
3rd 2 - - -
beautiful as they are deadly.
4th 3 - - -
Spellcasting 5th 3 - - -
When you reach 3rd level, you augment your martial prowess
6th 3 - - -
with the ability to cast certain spells.
Spell Slots. The Mirage Spellcasting table shows how many 7th 4 2 - -
spell slots you have to cast at first level or higher. To cast one of 8th 4 2 - -
these spells, you must expend a slot of the spell's level or higher.
9th 4 2 - -
You regain all expended spell slots when you finish a long rest.
For example, if you know the 1st-level spell Mage Armor and 10th 4 3 - -
have a 1st-level and a 2nd-level spell slot available, you can cast 11th 4 3 - -
Mage Armor using either slot.
12th 4 3 - -
Spellcasting Ability Charisma is your spellcasting ability
for your spells and mirage skills you learn through your studies 13th 4 3 2 -
of illusion magic. You use your Charisma whenever a spell refers 14th 4 3 2 -
to your spellcasting ability. In addition, you use your Charisma 15th 4 3 2 -
modifier when setting the saving throw DC for the spells you
cast and when making an attack roll with one. 16th 4 3 3 -
17th 4 3 3 -
Spell / Mirage Mirror DC = 8 + your proficiency bonus + 18th 4 3 3 -
your Charisma modifier 19th 4 3 3 1
20th 4 3 3 1
Spell attack modifier = your proficiency bonus +
your Charisma modifier Mirage Spells
At 3rd level, you sacrifice your use of Heavy and Medium Armor
to make the complex hand movement and gestures to cast the
minor illusion cantrip and for the following spells.

Mirage Spells
Fighter
Level Spells
3rd Disguise Self, Mage Armor, Silent Image,
7th Invisibility, Minor Image, Phantasmal Force
13th Counterspell, Hypnotic Pattern, Major Image
Greater Invisibility, Hallucinatory Terrain,
19th
Phantasmal Killer
Mirage Illusions
At 3rd level, while not wearing Heavy or Medium Armor when
you take the Attack action you can replace one attack to create
an illusion of yourself within 5 feet of you that lasts for 1 minute
or until you dismiss it as a bonus action. The illusion can
immediately takes an attack for you, but the damage dealt is
only equal to your Strength or Dexterity Modifier.
You can have up to 3 illusions of yourself and the illusions are
identical copies of yourself with the same Weapon and Armor
Class as you, but only have 1 health and can move up to half
your movement speed. They automatically fail all saving throws.
If an enemy leaves melee range with one of your illusions you
can spend your reaction to take an attack of opportunity from
the illusion. Enemies must succeed on an Intelligence
(Investigation) check against your Spell DC, on a failed save they
treat the closest illusion as if it were you.
All your illusions attack the same target and disappear
(shatter at higher levels) when the target has been killed.
When a target is killed you can use your reaction to make all
your illusions target something else.
Mirage Illusions
At 7th level you learn how to use your illusionary magic to
create mirages. Each mirage cost illusion points. The amount of
illusion points you have equal to your Charisma modifier +
proficiency bonus. You regain all spent illusion points after a
long rest.
Shatter
At 10th level you learn how to shatter your illusions upon taking
damage or as a bonus action after moving the illusion(s) into
melee range of the target. Shattering a illusion can do one of the
following to a single target:
Take 1d8 psychic damage per illusion
Must succeed on a Dexterity saving throw against your spell
DC or be knocked prone.
Can't take reaction until the start of their next turn.
You swap places with the shattered illusions.
Illusion Dodging
At 15th level, you can use your reaction to have your illusions
nimbly dodge out of the way of certain area effects. When a
illusion is subjected to an effect that allows you to make a
Dexterity saving throw to take only half damage, it instead take
no damage if it succeed on the saving throw, or getts destroyed
on a failed save.
Perfect Illusions
At 18th level, your illusions are so life like that only creature
with intelligence score of 20 or more can determine if your
illusions aren't you. They still need to make an Intelligence
(Investigation) check against your Spell DC.
Mirage Skills
Each mirage has a different effect as well as a Illusion point cost.
They can use your action, bonus action, or reaction, with some
of requiring targets to make saving throws against your spell
DC.
Mirage Mirror
Create a mirage of a shining gem that's surface act like a mirror.
As an action create a Mirage Mirror for 1 Illusion Point on an
open space within 5 feet of your location. Once a creature
touches the mirage they take 1d10 physic damage and the
mirage disappears. You can only have up to five Mirage Mirrors
at any given point.
False Oasis
Create a mirage at your current location and heals. When the
mirage expires, it spawns a Mirage Mirror.
As an action create a False Oasis for 3 illusion points over an
area of a circle with a diamater of 10 feet centered on you. Allies
inside the circle or that end their turn in the circle heal 2d4 hit
points. At the start of your next turn the mirage fades leaving
behind a Mirage Mirror inside the earlyer circle.
Crystal Sands
Draw in shards of crystal sand to create a Mirage Mirror at a
target location.
As an action create a Mirage Mirror for 2 illusion points in an
unoccupied space within 60 feet of your current location.
Illusionary Ambush
You and all your illusions teleport to a random point around
your target and attack.
As an action you can spend 3 illusion points to teleport you
and all your illusion within melee range of a target that you can
see within 60 feet. Then you and all your illusions can make 1
melee attack against said target.
Mirage Ambush (Mirage Ambush / Retreat)
Teleport and unleash an attack that blinds your target and
nearby foes. Then return to your starting point, leaving behind a
illusion at your previous location.
As a bonus action you can spend 3 illusion points to teleport
to a target you can see within 60 feet and then spend your
action to attack said target. The target must make a Consitution
saving throw against your Spell DC or be blinded until the end of
their next turn. At the end of your turn, you teleport back to the
location you started at, leaving behind a illusion.
Sand Through Glass
Evade backward and leave behind a Mirage Mirror.
As a reaction form taking damage from a melee attack you can
spend 2 illusion points to evade backward up to 15 feet, leaving
behind a Mirage Mirror where you once stood.

Jaunt
Teleport to a target location and confuse nearby foes.
As an action you can spend 6 illusion points to teleport up to
60 feet to an unoccupied space. All enemies within 5 feet of you
after you teleport must make a Wisdom saving throw or be
under the affects of the confusion spell until the end of your next
turn.

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Spellbreaker - Fighter Archetype
Spellbreakers use their blades to strike at the very fabric of
magic and strip it from their foes. They meditate to see past
their enemies' defenses and strengthen their offensive
capabilities.
Counter
At 3rd level you learned how to absorb part of the next attack
against you, allowing you to counterattack a near by foe.
As a bonus action you can attempt to counter the next attack
against you. The next attack made against you that hits has it's
damaged halfed against you, and you can use your reaction to
then make an attack against an enemy within melee range
dealing an equal amount of damage you just took.
Battle Meditations
At 7th level you have learned how to mediate during battle to
see past your enemies' defenses or strength your offensive
capabilities. What and how these meditations work can be
found at the end of this section.
Natural Healing
At 10th level through meditation you have learned how to
empower your second wind.
Now when you use your second wind ability you can also
remove one of the following conditions: Blinded, Charmed,
Deafened, Frightened, Incapacitated, Poisoned, or 1 point of
exhaustion.
You may use this ability the same amount of times equal to
the amount of times you can use the second wind ability.
Sight beyond Sight
At 15th level through meditation you have learned how to focus
your mind giving you True Sight with a range of 60 feet for one
hour.
You may use this ability a number of times equal to your
Wisdom Modifier.
Meditations
During combat you can spend a bonus action to meditate on one
of the following meditations. You can meditate a number of
times equal to your wisdom modifier per long rest. Some
meditations require a target(s) to make a saving throw, the DC is
calculated by the following formula,
Meditation Save DC = 8 + your proficiency bonus +
your Wisdom modifier
Featherfoot Grace
After spending your bonus action to complete the Featherfoot
Grace meditation your movement speed doubles and you don't
provoke opportunity until the end of your turn.
Imminent Threat
After spending your bonus action to complete the Imminent
Threat meditation you unleash a horrible roar. All hostile
creatures within a 20 feet diameter centered on you must make
a Wisdom saving throw or spend their next action attacking you.
Break Enchantments
After spending your bonus action to complete the Break
Enchantments meditation until the end of your turn your
attacks ignore any magical defenses like Mage Armor, Shield or
other spells that add to your AC. Range attacks can go through
things like Wall of Force.
In addition these strikes ignore magical resistances.

Winds of Disenchantment
At 18th level through meditation you have learned how to create
an Antimagic Field. You can use this ability a number of times
equal to your Wisdom modifier, maximum of 5 times per long
rest.
This acts as the spell Antimagic Field, except you can only
concentrate on this for up to 1 minute.

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Oath of the Dragonhunter - Paladin
Archetype
The Oath of the Dragonhunter is that of Paladin thats personal Daily Light
past or god has an extreme hatred for Dragons. They hone their At 7th level you have learned how use your light magic to create
light magic into physical nature that's sharp and deadly enough magical light traps. Each trap takes a portion of your daily light,
to pierce scales. They tend to viciously purge the lands of which you have an amount equal to your charisma modifier +
dragons and their ilk, with longbow and traps made of their own proficiency bonus. You regain your daily light after a long rest.
light.
The description for the traps and how they work can be found
on the next page.
Tenets of Dragonhunter
Though the exact words and strictures of the Oath of the
Dragonhunter vary, most paladins of this oath share these
Resist Draconic Elements
At 15th level you can use your reaction to resist damage from an
tenets.
attack that deals acid, cold, fire, lightning, or poison damage.
Spear of Justice. Be the first spear in the fight against
At 18th level, you can give this resistance to an ally that you
dragons.
see within 20 feet as a reaction.
Hunter's Verdict. Be swift and quick when killing a foe that
could smarter then themselves. Wings of Resolve
Chromatic Bane. Slay all Chromatic dragons you come At 20th level, as an action you can use your light magic to
across, none are worthy of mercy. manifest angelic wings to fight the dragons in the sky. For 1
Metallic Terror. Not all Metallic Dragons are good, so don't hour, you gain the following benefits:
let their color mean anything.
Wings sprout from your back and grant you a flying speed of
Oath Spells 60 feet.
You gain oath spells at the paladin levels listed. As a bonus action you can Dash (flying) with your wings.
When you make a successful save against a dragons breath
Oath of the Dragonhunter Spells weapon, you take no damage rather then half.
Paladin Level Spells
Once you use this feature, you can't use it again until you
3rd Hunter's Mark, Absorb Elements finish a long rest.
5th Cordon Of Arrows, Locate Animals or Plants
9th Flame Arrows, Lightning Arrow Radiant Traps
13th Locate Creature, Charm Monster Some traps require a saving throw, the DC is your spell DC when
17th Swift Quiver, Conjure Volley placed. You can up to three traps out at anytime. When you place
a trap you must decide who is your Allies and Enemies. The trap
will last for up to 1 minute, someone / thing activates it, or you
Channel Divinity dismiss it.
When you take this oath at 3rd level, you gain the following two
When a creature walks into the radius of your trap or you
Channel Divinity options.
command it to activate as a bonus action the trap will activate.
Radiant Bow. As a bonus action, you can summon a longbow
Sometimes the trap will only affect enemies other's affect both.
into your open hands. This longbow uses your charisma
modifier for it's to hit and attack rolls, rather then dexterity Purification Trap
modifier. It naturaly fires arrows of light that deal radiant
For 3 Daily Light you can place a Purification trap when placed.
damage rather then piercing damage, although it can fire normal
The trap has a radius of 10 feet centered on your location. Allys
and magical arrows as well.
within the trap heal 2d10 hit points. Enemies must make
The Radiant Bow lasts for 1 minute, until you drop it, dismiss
constitution saving throw taking 2d10 radiant damage and
it, or you fall unconscious.
become blinded until the end of their next turn or half the
Dragons Bane As a bonus action, you can call upon you or damage on a successful save
your god's hatred of dragons to help you deal more damage. For
the next minute on a hit you deal an extra 1d6 radiant damage
once per turn.
At level 10 this extra damage increases to 2d6, and 3d6 at
level 20.
Fragments of Faith Trap
For 2 Daily Light you can place a Fragment of Faith trap.
This trap has a 10 feet diameter circle centered on your
location when placed. Once triggered shards of light explode
from the center of the trap. Allies within the radius get a +1 to
their AC until the end of their next turn. Enemies within the
radius must make a dexterity saving throw get taking 2d8
radiant damage and half as much on a successful save.

Light's Judgment Trap

For 2 Daily Light you can place a Light's Judgment
This trap has a 10 feet diameter circle centered on your
location when placed. Once triggered an explosion of light
erupts from the center of the trap. Enemies they must make a
constitution saving throw taking a -1 to their AC until the end of
their next turn and become revealed if invisible on a failed save
and only become revealed on a successful one.

Test of Faith Trap

For 3 Daily Light you can place a Test of Faith Trap.
This trap has a 15 feet diameter circle centered on your
location when placed. Enemies that trigger the trap cause
swords of light to spawn around the diameter of the trap.
Enemies that try to cross the diameter must make a dexterity
save throw taking 2d12 radiant damage on a failed save and fail
to cross the ring and half as much on a successful save.
Enemies can only attempt to cross the ring once per turn,
while Allies can cross the ring for free. The ring of swords only
stays up for half a minute (3 rounds).

Procession of Blades Trap

For 3 Daily Light you can place a Procession of Blades Trap.
This trap has a 10 feet diameter circle centered on your
location when placed. Once triggered by an enemy, three
gigantic blades of light spinning around at super fast rate
dealing damage to enemies within the circle.
Enemies must make a dexterity save throw taking 4d8 radiant
damage on a failed save or half as much on a successful save.

Dragons Maw Trap

For 5 Daily Light you can place a Dragon's Maw trap.
This trap has a 15 feet diameter circle centered on your
location when placed. Once triggered by an enemy, a radiant
skeletal shouts out of the ground bitting and trying to pull all the
enemies inside the circle to it's center.
The enemies inside the circle must make a dexterity save
throw taking 3d12 radiant damage and pulled to the center on a
failed save or half as much on a successful one.

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Oath of the Firebrand - Paladin
Archetype
The Oath of the Firebrand is that of Paladin thats are zealous Mantra's
lorekeepers skilled in conjuring magical fire. They use mantras At 7th level thanks to you lore and book keeping you figured out
in close combat to rebuke enemies and protect allies. one of the lost ways of magic manipulation, Mantra's. How they
work and what Mantra's you know can be found on the next
Tenets of Firebrand page.
Though the exact words and strictures of the Oath of the
Firebrand vary, most paladins of this oath share these tenets.
Control of Fire
Knowledge. Knowledge is power, which is why only the At 15th level you have figured out how to cast some fire based
chosen should no the full truth. cantrips that Paladons normally can't cast. These cantrips use
Resolve. Never falter in your beliefs, for they must be your charisma modifier for the Spell Attack and DC.
supported by facts.
Courage. Never be afraid to learn new information, even if it Fire Bolt
doesn't support your beliefs. Control Flames
Fire. While you will cause destruction in your path, leave Create Bonfire
behind the seeds to start anew like fire.
Tome of Fire
Oath Spells At 20th level your knowledge and mastery of Fire allow you to
You gain oath spells at the paladin levels listed. cast higher level spells that normal Paladin could never cast.
These spells use your charisma modifier for the Spell Attack and
Oath of the Dragonhunter Spells DC.
Paladin Level Spells You can cast the following spells a total number of three times
per long rest.
3rd Burning Hands, Hellish Rebuke
5th Flame Blade, Flaming Sphere Investiture of Flame
Delayed Blast Fireball
9th Fireball, Melf's Minute Meteors
Fire Storm
13th Fire Shield, Wall of Fire Meteor Swarm
17th Flame Strike, Legend Lore
Manatra's
Channel Divinity Manatra's are one of the many ways to manipulate the magic
When you take this oath at 3rd level, you gain the following two around someone with out using spell slots. During a long rest
Channel Divinity options. you pick mantra (s) to place on yourself. The amount of
Firey Aura As a bonus action you can summon a magical Mantra's you can place on yourself is equal to half your
flame to surround your body that lasts for 1 minute, or until you proficiency bonus rounded down. Each Mantra has it's own
lose your concentration (as if you were concentrating on a trigger condition that must be meet in order for the Mantra to
spell). When enemies makes a melee attack against you, they activate. A Mantra can activate a number of times equal to your
must take disadvantage on the attack roll, or take a 1d4 + your charisma modifier before it can no longer trigger.
Charisma Modifier. They can only take this damage once per You can swap out your Mantra's Recharge during the long rest
round. as well as recharge the ones that have already been spent.
Phoenix Fire As a bonus action you can make any fire
damage you deal magically infused so that it hurts even the Mantra of Solace
most resilient creatures. For the next hour the creatures that are You prepare a chant to heal yourself from a fatal blow.
normally immune fire damage take half damage, while creatures Once you are knocked unconscious by an attack or spell, blast
with resistance take full damage. of healing flame surrounds them. The wearer immediately
regains 5 hit points and is lifted to their feet. All enemy
creatures within 10 feet of the wearer must make a saving
throw. They suffer 3d6 fire damage (half if succeeded).

Mantra of Flame
Prepare a chant to sear your enemies.
As you deal damage, you deal an additional 1d6 fire damage
until the end of your turn. This damage increases to 1d8 at level
10, 1d10 at level 15 and 1d12 at level 20.

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Mantra of Lore
Recite the ritual of cleansing that activates after a conditions is
applied.
Once you get a condition this mantra activates cleansing the
conditions.

Mantra of Truth
Prepare the tenets of truth to debilitate your foes.
Once a condition is applied to you, it get moved over to the
applier instead. If you had to fail a saving throw in order to get
the condition, the applier must roll the same save in order to
have it applied to them. This doesn't transfer damage, only
conditions.
This doesn't work on the grapple or restrained condition.

Mantra of Potence
Recite a hymn from the annals of Zephyr to hasten yourself and
allies.
The next time you try to spend your action to dash, this
mantra activates allowing you to dash as a bonus action. This is
assuming you haven't already used your bonus action.

Mantra of Liberation
Echo remnants of an ancient pamphlet urge ones for freedom.
This mantra breaks you out of a grapple or free you if your
restrained.

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The Soulbeast - Ranger Archetypes
There are no stronger bond between man and beast than that of
the Soulbeast and their pets. Their bond is so powerful that they Companion Table
can become one in spirit. By channeling their pet, they become a Ranger Level Number of Beasts Max CR Max Size
single entity, granting the Soulbeast an increase to health, their 3rd 2 1/4 Medium
pets attack and abilities.
7th 3 2 Medium
Soulbeast Features 11th 4 3 Large
Ranger 15th 5 5 Large
Level Feature
Soulbeast Magic, Animal Companions, Beastmode
3rd
Beastmode At 3rd level the bond with your beasts are so strong that you can
7th Stronger Bond merge into one gaining the following benefits:
11th Spell Sharing Your AC becomes their AC if yours is lower then theirs.
15th Ultimate Bond You can use their Attacks as if it was your own as a bonus
action.
Soulbeast Magic You become proficient in any skills they are proficient in.
Starting at 3rd level, you learn an additional spell when you Your Max HP increases by 1/4 of your beasts current health.
reach certain levels in this class, as shown in the Soulbeast (It can't be more then 1/4 of your normal health)
Spells table. These spells count as a ranger spells for you, but it You can only enter Beastmode once per long rest and it only
doesn't count against the number of ranger spells you know. lasts up to one hour, or you die.
Ranger Level Feature
Stronger Bond
3rd Entangle At 7th Level your bond is so stong that when you go into beast
5th Enhance Ability mode you also gain your beasts resistances, senses (like
darkvision, blindsense, or tremorsense), their movement speeds
9th Wall of Water
if it more than yours (such as flight, Swim, etc), even if you
13th Dominate Beast didn't have it to begin with.
17th Awaken
Spell Sharing
Animal Companions Beginning at 11th level, when you or an ally cast a spell that
At 3rd level, you have a number of beast companions that targets you, you can also have it affect your current beast
accompany you alongside your adventures. You can only have companion with the spell if the beast is within 30 feet of you.
one companion out at a time, the others are stored in an amulet,
necklace or ring that you wear at all times. The number of beast,
Ultimate Bond
At 15th level your bond is so great that if you were to die while
size and challenge rating your companions can have can be
in beast mode your companion would rather sacrifice its life
found by in the Companion Table found bellow. While the beast
then let you go down.
is out alongside you, you can add your proficiency bonus to the
beast's AC, attack rolls, and damage rolls, as well as to any Instead of dropping to zero hit points while in beastmode,
saving throws and skills it is proficient in. your beastmode will end and you will stay up with 1 HP.
The beast obeys your commands as best as it can. It takes its
turn on your initiative, though it doesn't take an action unless
you command it to. On your turn, you can verbally command the
beast where to move (no action required by you). You can use
your bonus action to verbally command it to take the Attack,
Dash, Disengage, Dodge, or Help action.
While traveling through your favored terrain with only your
beasts, you can move stealthily at a normal pace.
lf the beast dies, or you find another one you want to tame,
you can obtain another one by spending 8 hours magically
bonding with another beast that isn't hostile to you.

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The Deadeye - Roguish Archetypes
The Deadeye is a rogue who stalks their targets with patience,
brutal accuracy and dark powers. They use long bows and heavy
crossbows to snipe at a long range, marking targets to harass
them with harmful effects. They can manipulate darkness and
shadows which grants them additional abilities.
Some Deadeye have managed to get their hand on and train
with a recently discovered type of weapon know as firearms.
While they prefer marking their targets at distance to harass
them with harmful effects. They are not afraid to get up close
and personal with a concealed pistol that doesn't make a sound
when fired. Only a gunslinger can rival the Deadeye's mastery of
fire arms.
Bonus Proficiency
When you choose this archetype at 3rd level, you gain
proficiency with longbow, heavy crossbow, and firearms (At
DM's discretion) allowing you to add your proficiency bonus to
attacks made with those weapons.
Collateral Damage
Starting at 9th level, as a reaction when a creature marked by
your Deadeye's Gaze dies, you may trigger a burst of shadow
energy against each creature within 5-feet of the marked
creature forcing them to make a Dexterity save. On a failed save,
the creature takes 1d8 necrotic damage for each point of Malice
you currently have built, or half damage if the save succeeds.
Shadow Meld
Starting at 13th level, you can hide in areas of darkness or dim-
lighting. When you hide in such an area you are Invisible until
you Attack or take another Move or Dash action. When you are
hidden in the shadows your voice becomes deep and tenebrous.
You gain Advantage on Intimidation checks made from the
shadows (the target only needs to hear your voice) and, if the
target is marked by your Deadeye's Gaze, you may apply your
current points of Malice as a bonus towards the check (using
Malice in this manner does not consume it).

Kneel One in the Chamber

Starting at 3rd level, you can use your Cunning Action to move at Beginning at 17th level, when you mark a target with Deadeye's
half your speed to begind suitable cover (cover that you ca shoot Gaze you automatically gain 1 point of Malice if you don't
over while kneeling behind) and then Hide. already have any, and you can immediately make a Dash as part
the same Bonus Action.
Deadeye's Gaze
Starting at 3rd level, you can mark a target that you can see as a
Bonus Action. The first time on your turn that you hit the
marked creature with a weapon attack, you gain a point of
Malice. You gain additional malice every time you get a critical
hit or you reduce your marked target to 0 hit points. You can
have up to 3 points of Malice at any time. You lose all your
Malice at the end of a short or long rest. You can use your Malice
to gain access to the following maneuvers listed under the
Malice Maneuvers.
At 3rd level, you know the Deadly Aim maneuver plus 2 other
maneuvers of your choice. At 7th, 10th, and 15th level you learn
2 additional maneuvers of your choice. Each time you learn new
maneuvers, you can also replace one maneuver you know with a
different one. You can only use one maneuver per attack.
Malice Maneuvers
You can use your Malice to gain access to the following
maneuvers in combat. Some of these Maneuvers require saving
throws, the DC of which is calculated as bellow.
Maneuver DC = 8 + your proficiency bonus +
Wisdom modifier
Deadly Aim
When you hit a creature with a weapon attack, consume all your
points of Malice and deal an extra 1d6 damage for each point.
This damage increases to d8 at 5th, d10 at 11th, and d12 at 17th
level.
Binding Shadow
When you hit a creature with a weapon attack, you can expend 1
to 3 points of Malice. The target must make a strength saving
throw or become grappled by shadows for a number of rounds
equal to the number of Malice spent, or until they make a
successful Strength (Athletics) check against your malice save
DC as an action on their turn.
Double Tap (Double Slice)
As a bonus action, consume 2 points of Malice and make a
weapon attack. You cannot spend additional Malice on this
attack nor does it grant Malice.
Death's Retreat
When you hit a creature with a weapon attack, you can spend 1
to 3 points of Malice to magically teleport 10-feet per point into
an area of shadows in an unoccupied space that you can see.
Cursed Shot (Cursed Slice)
When you hit a creature with a weapon attack, you can spend 1
point of Malice to put a shadow curse on the creature, bringing
misfortune to your target. Until the end of the creature's next
turn they have Disadvantage on all Attack Rolls and Ability
Checks.
Mercy
As a Bonus Action, you can move your Deadeye's Gaze to a new
target while retaining your Malice points.
Iron Sight
As a Reaction to being hit by an attack but before the damage is
dealt, you can spend 1 to 3 points of Malice to increase your
Armor Class by 1 to 3, if your new AC would cause the attack to
miss then it misses.
Shadow Flare
When you hit a creature with a weapon attack, you can spend 1
to 3 points of Malice. The target must make a Dexterity save or
be outlined in a crimson, sapphire or violet light (your choice)
for a number of rounds equal to the number of Malice spent and
the affected creature can't benefit from being invisible.
Shadow Gust
When you are the target of a melee weapon attack, you can
spend 1 point of Malice to have the attacker make a Strength
saving throw, or else they are pushed five feet away from you.
Skirmisher's Shot (Skirmisher's Slice)
When you hit a creature with a weapon attack, you can spend 1
point of Malice to distract the creature, giving your allies an
opening. The next attack roll against the target by an attacker
other than you has Advantage if the attack is made before the
start of your next turn.
Venom Shot
When you hit a creature with a weapon attack, you can spend 1
point of Malice to make the target take poison damage rather
then piercing damage. The target must make a Constitution
saving throw, on a failed save the target is poisoned.
Paralysis Shot
When you hit a creature with a weapon attack, you can spend 1
point of Malice to make the target take lightning damage rather
then piercing damage. The target must make a Constitution
saving throw, on a failed save the target is paralyzed. They are
able to make another saving throw at the end of their next turn,
on a successful save the target is no longer paralyzed.
Incendiary Shot
When you hit a creature with a weapon attack, you can spend 1
point of Malice to make the target take fire damage rather then
piercing damage. The target must make a Dexterity saving
throw, on a failed save the target catches on fire taking an
additional 1d4 fire damage at the beginning of their turn. They
or an ally can spend their action to put out the flame.
Silence Shot (Firearm only)
If you have a silencer on your firearm you may spend 1 point of
Malice to make your firearm not make any sound.

Firearm Properties
Firearms are a new and volatile technology, and as such bring
their own unque set of weapon properties. Some properties are
followed by a number, and this number signifies an element of
that property (outlined below). These properties replace the
optional ones presented in the Dungeon Master's Guide.
Reload. The weapon can be fired a number of times equal to
its Reload score before you must spend 1 attack or 1 action to
reload. You must have one free hand to reload a firearm.
Misfire. Whenever you make an attack roll with a firearm,
and the dice roll is equal to or lower than the weapon's Misfire
score, the weapon misfires. The attack misses, and the weapon
cannot be used again until you spend an action to try and repair
it. To repair your firearm, you must make a successful Tinker's
Tool check (DC equal to 8 + misfire score). If your check fails, the
weapon is broken and must be repaired out of combat at half
the cost of the firearm.
Ammunition
All firearms require ammunition to make an attack, and due to
their rare nature, ammunition may be near impossible to find or
purchase. However, if materials are gathered, you can craft
ammunition yourself using your Tinker's Tools (cost and time
are DM's discretion). Each firearm uses its own unique
ammunition.

Firearm
Name Cost Damage Weight Range Properties
Pistol 250g 1d10 piercing 3 lbs (100/400) Reload 4, misfire 1
Musket 500g 1d12 piercing 10 lbs (200/800) Two-handed, reload 1, misfire 2
Pepperbox 450g 1d10 piercing 5 lbs (150/600) Reload 6, misfire 2
Silencer 800g ─ 0.5 lbs ─ Silences your shots
Sniper 700g 2d12 piercing 25 lbs (600/1200) Two-handed, reload 1, misfire 3

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School of the Reaper - Wizard Subclass
An inexorable force on the battlefield, the reaper empowers
itself enough to wield a cleaving greatsword to harvest its foes.
Slow and hard-hitting, these deadly combatants call out the
impending doom of their enemies with piercing shouts. Upon
accumulating sufficient life force, they can enter the reaper’s
shroud, a deadly form that grants them a dark scythe of
malevolent energy and the abilities to match it. Capable of
heavily afflicting their victims with chill and other conditions,
the reaper wades into melee receiving and dealing blows
knowing nothing can save its foes!
Necromancy Savant
Beginning when you select this school at 2nd level, the gold and
time you must spend to copy a necromancy spell into your
spellbook is halved.
In addition you learn to extra necromancy cantrips of your
choice form any spell list.
Bonus Proficiency
Starting at 2nd level the school of the reaper has taught you how
to use a greatsword useing your intelligence modifier rather
then your strength modifier for To-Hit and Damage rolls.
Life Force
At 6th level you gain the ability to reap the life force of a foe on
every hit. Once per turn, half the damage dealt to a single target
gets turned into your Life Force. You can expend Life Force by
using a shout, or later by going into Reaper Shroud. You can
have a max amount of Life Force equal to your max Health. You
lose all accumulated Life Force after a long rest.
Reaper Shroud
At 10th level your mastery over Life Force allows you to turn
into a Reaper. As a bonus action you turn yourself into Reaper
once per long rest.
While in Reaper Shroud you become a surrounded in
shadows and darkness, any weapon you wield transforms into a
scythe. You also gain the following traits as part of your
transformation:
You can't be Frightened
You resist Necrotic and Cold Damage
While in this form, your Life Force acts as your Health
You don't collect Life Force while in this form
After all your Life Force is consumed you drop Reaper form
You lose 3 Life Force at the end of your turn.
You can use the Reaper Skills listed bellow
Soul Eater
At 14th level, you have masterd the harvesting of Life Force from
the recently killed.
When you kill a target, all the damage you just dealt gets
turned into Life Force rather then just half
Shouts
The School of the Reaper teaches their students to imbue the
recently collected Life Force into magical shouts. You may use a
shout as a bonus action as long as you have the Life Force to
spend.
"Your Soul is Mine!""
Heal yourself by striking the foes around you, turning their Life
Force into your own Health.
For 5 Life Force, shout "Your Soul is Mine!". Until the end of
your next turn all Life Force you collected now gets converted
into your Health
"Nothing Can Save You!"
Shout at a target making them easier to hit.
For 3 Life Force, shout "Nothing Can Save You!" at a target you
can see within 120 feet. That target must make a Wisdom saving
throw against your spell DC, on a failed save they are frightened
of you. The frightened target can repeat the saving throw at the
end of each of its turns, ending the effect on itself on a success.
"Suffer!"
Shout at a target causing their soul to feel pain.
For 5 Life Force, shout "Suffer!" at a target you can see within
120 ft. That target must make a Wisdom saving throw against
your spell DC, on a failed save they take 3d6 necrotic damage
and half as much on a successful save.
"You Are All Weaklings!"
Shout at your enemies, empowering your next few strikes.
For 3 Life Force, shout "You Are All Weaklings!" as long as you
can see a target within 120 feet. Until the end of your next turn
you can add your intelligence modifier to any damage rolls you
make.
"Chilled to the Bone!"
Shout in a way that chills the targets soul to the point they begin
to freeze.
For 9 Life Force, shout "Chilled to the Bone!" at a target you
can see within 120 feet. hat target must make a Wisdom saving
throw against your spell DC, on a failed save their movement
speed is halved and they can't take reactions until the end of
their next turn. They only take movement penalty on a
successful save.
Reaper Shroud Skills
While you are Reaper Shroud you can use the following skills as
an action. Each skill has a Life Force Cost, using a skill that cost
more Life Force you have triggers the skill, but the shroud ends
and the remaining Life Force is taken out of your normal Health.

Life Slash
Using your shadow scythe, cleave foes in front of you.
For 3 Life Force, imbue your scythe with necrotic energy, and
strike a foe you dealing 4d6 necrotic damage. The Life Force is
still spent if you miss your attack.

Life Blast
Blast a foe with Life Force.
For 4 Life Force, blast a target with Life Force you see within
120 feet. On hit the target take 3d12 necrotic damage. The Life
Force is still spent if you miss your attack.

Death's Charge
Slide forward, hurting all foes in your path. Blind foes at your
destination.
For 7 Life Force, charge forward 25 feet. Any creature in your
path must make a constitution save against your spell DC. No a
failed save they become blind until the end of your next turn and
take 3d6 necrotic damage or half as much on a successful one.

Infusing Shadow
Shroud yourself with dark armor making you harder to hit.
For 5 Life Force per round, taken at the end of your turn, add
your intelligence modifier to your AC.

Soul Spiral
Spiral and damage nearby foes, dealing high damage.
For 12 Life Force, swing your scythe around yourself causing
all creatures within 5 feet of you to make a dexterity saving
throw. On a failed save they take 4d10 necrotic damage and half
as much on a successful save.

Executioner's Scythe
Deliver a powerful overhand strike to stun a single target.
For 15 Life Force, make a two strike with your scythe that cuts
into the soul of your target. The target must make a constitution
save against your spell DC. On a failed save they can't take
actions until the end of your next turn and take 4d12 necrotic
damage or half as much on a successful save.

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School of the Scourge - Wizard Subclass
Scourges channel their life force into the desert sands to
summon biddable sand shades that damage enemies and create
shields for their allies.
Necromancy Savant
Beginning when you select this school at 2nd level, the gold and
time you must spend to copy a necromancy spell into your
spellbook is halved.
In addition you learn to extra necromancy cantrips of your
choice form any spell list.
Life Force
At 6th level you gain the ability to reap the life force of a foe on
every hit. Once per turn, half the damage dealt to a single target
gets turned into your Life Force. You can expend Life Force to
summon a Sand Shade and use them in battle. You can have a
max amount of Life Force equal to your max Health. You lose all
accumulated Life Force after a long rest.
Feed from Corruption
At 10th level your soul has become so tainted from the
harvesting of Life Force that you can use necrotic energy to heal
yourself
As a reaction to having a necromancy spell or necromantic
ability cast on you, if it deals necrotic damage, you can use the
energy to heal yourself rather then damage you. You can use this
ability a number of times equal to your intelligence modifier per
long rest.
Desert Shroud
At 14th level you have figured out to fuse your own Life Force
and turn yourself into a Sand Shade.
Once per long rest you can turn yourself into a Sand Shade.
While a Sand Shade you gain the following traits as part of your
transformation.
emit a wave of fear.
Your base movement speed doubles
Any Sand Shade ability you spend Life Force on also affects
you
You resist Necrotic and Fire Damage
While in this form, your Life Force acts as your Health
You don't collect Life Force while in this form
After all your Life Force is consumed you drop your Sande
Shade form
You lose 3 Life Force at the end of your turn
Sand Shades
The School of the Scourge teaches their students to imbue the
recently collected Life Force into magical Sand Shades. While
summoning a Sand Shade takes an action, consuming Life Froce
to use one of their abilities takes a bonus action. You can have up
to three Sand Shades up at once. They disappear after one
minute, you dispel, or detonate them.
Sand Shades can't take damage, nor be targeted by spells
much like the Spiritual Weapon spell.
Targets affected by these abilities can only be affected once
per cast.
Manifest Shade
Manifest a sand shade using some of your life force. Whenever
you use a shade ability, your sand shades strike nearby enemies.
For 3 Life Force summon a sand shade to an unoccupied space
you can see within 60 feet.
Nefarious Favor
Your shades takes a bite out of the closes enemy target.
For 4 Life Force your sand shade will take a bite at an enemy
target within five feet of the shade dealing 1d8 necrotic damage
on hit.
This damage increases to 2d8 at 14th level and 3d8 at 18th
level.
Sand Cascade
Sand rises up near your shades to shield nearby allies.
For 5 Life Force allies within a 10 feet circle of centered on
sand shade gain a +2 to their AC.
Garish Pillar
Induce fear in enemies around your sand shades.
For 5 Life Force your sand shades
Creatures within a 10 feet circle centered on the shade must
make a Wisdom Saving throw, on a failed save they become
frighten of you.
They can repeat the save at the end of their turn until they
pass the save. Once the save has been made the target can't be
frightened by this ability for another 24 hours.
Sand Flare
Grant nearby allies temporary health and distracting enemies.
For 4 Life Force your sand shades emit a healing wave in a 10
feet circle that gives allies a 2d8 temporary health. Enemies
within that wave have disadvantage on their next attack.
Desiccate
Command your sand shades to explode in necrotic energy.
For 5 Life Force your sand shades explode requiring all
creatures within a 20 feet circle to make a constitution saving
throw. On a failed save they take 4d10 necrotic damage and half
as much on a successful save.

Sand Swell
Have your sand shades plunge into the ground, creating a portal
through the world for you and your allies to use.
For 3 Life Force, and at least two sand shades, your sand
shades will temporarily turn into portals. You or your allies can
go through the portal and appear at another one of your choice.
Your shades stay in portal form until the start of your next
turn.

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PART III
New Classes

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Elementalist Class
The Elementalist class is an entirely new class based on the
Elementalist from the popular MMO Guild Wars 2 and its Creating an Elementalist
expansions. It uses similar mechanics to that of the Mystic Class. When making an Elementalist, consider why your character has
close bond with the elemental planes. Did your adventurous
Elementalists parents travel through the planes often, in doing so their
children have been touched by the elemental planes. Maybe
An Elf in elegant robes walks calmly through the forest not
your character was born near an active portal to one of the
noticing that a rouge is aiming a crossbow right at them. As the
elemental planes, the proximity effecting your birth.
bolt is let go, but before it hits the Elf’s body becomes covered in
Where you always an adventure or did you spend a good
stone and the bolt bonces of the dense rock.
portion of your life guiding people through some of the harsher
A group of bandits have managed to catch themselves a well-
natural areas. It wouldn’t be uncommon for an Elementalist to
known adventure, and a removed all of his magical gear in order
be living alone until they feel they have learned enough about
to waterboard the man. To the bandit’s surprise waterboarding
the elementals in order to safely manipulate them.
seems to have no effect on the man they have captured.
Although the group of adventures spent a small fortune hiring
Quick Build
their guide. They all agreed this self-proclaimed Mistress of the
You can make an Elementalist quickly by following these
Land was worth every gold. Not only could she summon more
suggestions. First, Wisdom should be your highest ability score,
water than the cleric and paladin combined for all them and
followed by Strength or Dexterity. Second, choose the hermit
their rides. Her Earth Elemental was scouting out the land
background.
ahead of them completely undetectable by the local creatures.
These individuals are all Elemantalists, manipulators of the
four elements. Elemantalists have a connection to the elemental Class Features
planes which they use to preform acts of raw elemental power. As an Elementalist, you gain the following class features

Mistaken For Druids Hit Points

One of the main reasons why Elemantalists are so rare is
because even when people do find them, the Elemantalists is
often mistaken as a Druid. After all both tend to be wise
humanoids that get their source of power from nature rather
than gods or decades of study. Both tend to have recluse
characteristics and would rather watch over a town then live in
one.
The biggest difference and the best way to tell a Druid and
Elementalist apart is that an Elementalist will never shape
change and does not care about balance.
Nature is not Balanced
For Elemantalists, nature is a force to be reckon with. Mother
nature can be cruel and punishing one second, then caring and
apologetic the next. There is no balance in nature, nature is as it
is an always changing battlefield full of destruction. Their mind
sets tend to be that of; I have power, therefore I use it. This mind
set often leads them into fights with Druids that see
Elementalist actions as breaking the balance of nature.
Hit Dice: 1d8 per Elementalist level
Hit Points at 1st Level: 8 + Constitution Modifier
Hit Points at Higher Levels: 1d8 (or 5) + Constitution
modifier per Elementalist level after 1st
Proficiencies
Armor: Light armor and shields
Weapons: Simple Melee and Ranged Weapons
Tools: None
Saving Throws: Constitution, Wisdom
Skills: Choose two skills from Arcana, Nature, Perception,
Insight and Survival
Equipment
You start with the following equipment, in addition to the
equipment granted by your background:
(a) a Quarterstaff or (b) 2 Daggers
(a) a Short Sword or (b) Light Crossbow and 20 Bolts
Leather Armor, and an explorer's pack

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The Elementalist
Level Proficiency Bonus Features Auras Known Power Points Power Limit
1st +2 Elemental Powers, Elemental Specialization, Elemental Blast 1 4 2
2nd +2 Elemental Recovery, Primordial Language 1 6 2
3rd +2 Elemental Specialization feature 2 14 2
4th +2 Ability Score Improvement 2 17 3
5th +3 ─ 2 27 3
6th +3 Elemental Specialization feature 3 32 3
7th +3 ─ 3 38 5
8th +3 Ability Score Improvement, Potent Elements (1d8) 3 44 5
9th +4 ─ 4 57 5
10th +4 Elemental Specialization feature 4 64 6
11th +4 Consumptive Power 4 64 6
12th +4 Ability Score Improvement 4 64 6
13th +5 ─ 5 64 7
14th +5 Potent Elements (2d8), Elemental Specialization feature 5 64 7
15th +5 ─ 5 64 7
16th +5 Ability Score Improvement 5 64 7
17th +6 ─ 6 64 7
18th +6 ─ 6 71 7
19th +6 Ability Score Improvement 6 71 7
20th +6 Elemental Duplicity 6 71 7

Elemental Powers Power Points

As a manipulator of the elementals, you can master and use
elemental auras and power points, rules for which appear at the
end of this document.
Elemental Auras
An elemental aura is a way to safely harness one of the four
elements that make up the world. An Elementalist masters only
a few auras at a time.
At 1st level, you know one elemental aura of your choice. The
Auras Known column of the Elemental table shows the total
number of auras you know at each level.; when that number
goes up for you, choose a new aura.
In addition, whenever you gain a level in this class, you can
replace one aura you know with a different one of your choice.
It takes a bonus action to apply an aura or swap auras. An
aura last as long as you focus on it, or until another one is
applied.
You have an internal reservoir of elemental energy that can be
devoted to elemental auras you know. This energy is
represented by power points. Each elemental aura describes
effects you can create with it by spending a certain number of
power points. An elemental talent requires no power points.
The number of power points you have is based on your
Elementalist level as shown in the Power Points column of the
Elementalist table. The number shown for your level is your
power point maximum. Your power point total returns to its
maximum when you finish a long rest. The number of power
points you have can't go below 0 or over your maximum.
Power Limit
Though you have access to a potent amount of elemental energy,
it takes training and practice to channel that energy. There is a
limit on the number of power points you can spend to activate
an elemental aura. The limit is based on your Elementalist level,
as shown in the Power Limit column of the Elementalist table.
For example, as a 3rd-level Elementalist, you can spend no more
than 3 power points on an aura each time you use it, no matter
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Elemental Focus
You can focus elemental energy on one of your elemental auras
to draw ongoing benefits from it. As a bonus action, you can
choose one of your elemental auras and gain its elemental focus
benefit, which is detailed in that aura’s description. The benefit
lasts until you are incapacitated or until you use another bonus
action to choose a different focus benefit.
You can have only one elemental focus benefit at a time and
using the elemental focus of one aura doesn't limit your ability
to use other auras.
Elemental Ability
Wisdom is your elemental ability for your elemental auras. You
use your Wisdom modifier when setting the saving throw DC for
an elemental aura or when making an attack roll with one.
Elemental Save DC = 8 + your proficiency bonus +
your Wisdom modifier
Elemental attack modifier = your proficiency bonus +
your Wisdom modifier
Elemental Specialization
At 1st level, you choose an Elemental Specialization: The
Tempest or the Weaver, each of which is detailed at the end of
the class description. Each order specializes in a specific
approach to harness the elements.
Your order gives you features when you choose it at 1st level
and additional features at 3rd, 6th, 10th and 14th level.
Elemental Blast
At 1st level you learn the Elementalist's basic ranged ability,
Elemental Blast.
As an action you hurl a small ball of elemental energy at
object or creature within 60 feet of you. On a hit, the target takes
1d10 acid, cold, fire, force, or lightning damage.
This abilities have 1/4 of your max HP and 5 power points that they spend on
damage increases by 1d10 when you reach 5th level (2d10),
11th level (3d10), and 17th level (4d10).
Elemental Recovery
Starting at 2nd level, you can draw vigor from the elemental
energy you use to power your elemental auras.
Immediately after you spend power points on a elemental
auras, you can take a bonus action to regain hit points equal to
the number of power points you spent.
Primordial Language
At 2nd level, your mind has been affected by the elemental
energy inside you to gain the ability to speak and understand all
Primordial languages as if it was your primary language.
Primordial is the language of primordials and elementals.
This also includes Aquan, Auran, Ignan, and Terran, which are
common dialects of the water, air, fire, and earth elementals
respectively.
Ability Score Improvement
When you reach 4th level, and again at 8th, 12th, 16th, and 19th
level, you can increase one ability score of your choice by 2, or
you can increase two ability scores of your choice by 1. As
normal you can't increase an ability score above 20 using this
feature.
Potent Elements
At 8th level, you gain the ability to infuse your weapon attacks
with elemental energy. Once on each of your turns when you hit
a creature with a weapon, you can deal an extra 1d8 elemental
damage to that target. When you reach 14th level, this extra
damage increases to 2d8.
The elemental damage type is determined by what aura you
have. Water aura makes it cold damage, Fire is fire damage, Air
is lightning damage, and Earth is force damage.
Consumptive Power
At 11th level, you gain the ability to sacrifice your physical
durability in exchange for elemental power. When activating a
elemental aura, you can pay its power point cost with your hit
points, instead of using any power points. Your current hit
points and hit point maximum are both reduced by the number
of hit points you spend. This reduction can't be lessened in any
way, and the reduction to your hit point maximum lasts until
you finish a long rest.
Once you use this feature, you can't use it again until you
finish a long rest.
Elemental Duplicity
At level 20 your mastery of the elements has allowed you mold
nature to create elemental forms of yourself. Once a week you
can spend 1 minute and 20 power points to create four
elemental forms of yourself, one for each element. These forms
auras of their element that you know. These forms disappear
after 1 hour, there health drops to zero, or you dismiss them. In
addition, these forms cannot dual wield auras or overload auras.
(For example, a Fire Elemental Duplicity can only use Fire based
auras that you know if you know any.)
While in battle your Elemental Duplicities act as individuals
requiring their own turns and rolls.
Elemental Specializations
Since Elemantalists are extremely reclusive, it's hard to classify
different ones in groups. The difference between the groups is
how they manipulates the elemental forces. The two known
specializations are the Weaver and the Tempest.
Weaver Specializations
A Weaver Elementalist focuses on mastering summoning and
fusing different weapons with elemental powers. At one point or
another they have weaved some of their elemental energy into
particular weapons.
They prefer having a weapon or weapons in hand when
fighting their battles.

Bonus Auras
At 1st level, you learn two additional elemental auras of your
choice. They must be chosen from among the Weaver auras.
Weapon Training
At 1st level, you gain proficiency in all Material Melee and
Ranged Weapons
Elemental Weapon Mastery
Starting at 3rd level, you may use your wisdom modifier rather
than strength or dexterity modifier when hitting and dealing
damage with one of your elemental weapons.
Potent Elemental Weapons
Starting at 6th level, your elemental weapons now ignore
damage resistance and damage immunity. A creature that has
resistance now takes normal damage, and an immune creature
takes half damage.
Weapon Summoning Mastery
Starting at 10th level, as an action you can summon the same
elemental weapon into an ally’s open hand(s) that is within 15
feet of you.
This weapon last for 1 minute, until you dismiss it, or your
ally drops the weapon.
Master Weaver
At level 14, you mastered the art of weaving elemental energy
into weapons. Once per long rest you can now use two weaver
auras at a once.
Tempest Specializations
A Tempest Elementalist tend to be more supportive and
controlling role in combat.
While some of the Tempest auras are damage dealing, the
majority of them are supporting oneself or allies and controlling
elements and the terrain around yourself.
Bonus Auras
At 1st level, you learn two additional elemental auras of your
choice. They must be chosen from among the Tempest Auras.
Elemental Knowledge
At 1st level, you start gaining a 5th sense that tells you the
following information
You what direction the closes source of water is.
How fast the wind is going
How long a fire has been burning / burned
How below ground you are
Terrain Adaptability
Starting at 3rd level, non-magical terrain doesn't impede the
movement speed of you and your allies that stay within 30 feet
of you.
Elemental Resilience
Starting at 6th level, your elemental energy grants you
resistance. Now when you have an aura it gives you resistance to
a corresponding damage according to the table below.
Aura Resistance
Water Cold
Earth Force
Fire Fire
Air Lightning
Overload Auras
Starting at 10th level, you have learned how to overload your
auras. As an action you can over load your aura, it does one of
the following affects depending on the aura you have. In the
process of overloading an aura causes it to end. You can
overload an aura once per short or long rest.
Aura Affect
You create a surge of accumulated water that affects
up to six creatures of your choice that you can see
Water
within 30 foot diameter circle around you regain hit
points equal to 4d8 + Wisdom modifier.
Giant earth spikes shoot up from the ground in a 20
foot diameter circle centered on you. On a failed
Earth dexterity saving throw everyone takes 3d8 piercing
damage and are knocked prone and half as much on a
successful save.
You ignite the air around a target of your choice that
you can see within 20 feet dealing 8d10 fire damage
Fire
on a failed constitution saving throw and half as much
on a successful save.
Lightning shoots out from your body striking everyone
in a 10 foot radius circle centered on you. On a failed
constitution saving throw everyone takes 3d6
Air
lightning damage and becomes paralyzed until the
end of your next turn, and half as much damage on a
successful save.
Elemental Conjuring
At 14th level, as an action you call forth an elemental servant.
The elemental of challenge rating 5 or lower of your choice
appears in an unoccupied space within 10 feet of you.
The elemental is friendly to you and your companions for the
duration. Roll initiative for the elemental, which has its own
turns. It obeys any verbal commands that you issue to it (no
action required by you). If you don’t issue any commands to the
elemental, it defends itself from hostile creatures but otherwise
takes no actions.
The elemental disappears when it drops to 0 hit point, you
dismiss it, or after 1 hour.
Elemental Auras
Elemental Auras are the heart of an Elementalist's craft. They
channel elemental forces, making fire, air, earth, and water do
their bidding. What they lack in physical toughness, they make
up in versatility and the ability to inflict massive damage in a
single attack.
Elemental Auras were each discovered by different
specialization and tend to reflect their creators’ specialties.
However, an Elementalist can learn any aura regardless of its
associated specialization.
 Saving Throws and Attack Rolls
Using an Aura If an aura requires a saving throw, it specifies the type of save
Each aura has several ways you can use it, all contained in its and the results of a successful or failed saving throw. The DC is
description. The aura specifies the type of action and number of determined by your elemental ability.
power points it requires. It also details whether you must Some auras require you to make an attack roll to determine
concentrate on its effects, how many targets it affects, what whether the discipline’s effect hits its target. The attack roll uses
saving throws it requires, and so on. your elemental ability.
The following sections go into more detail on using an aura.
Auras are magical and function similarly to spells. Combining Elemental Effects
The effects of different elemental auras add together while the
Elemental Focus durations of the disciplines overlap. Likewise, different options
The Elemental Focus section of an aura describes the benefit from a elemental aura combine if they are active at the same
you gain when you choose that aura for your elemental focus. time. However, a specific option from an elemental aura doesn’t
combine with itself if the option is used multiple times. Instead,
Effect Options and Power Points the most potent effect, usually dependent on how many power
An aura provides different options for how to use it with your points were used to create the effect, applies while the durations
power points. Each effect option has a name, and the power of the effects overlap.
point cost of that option appears in parentheses after its name. Elemental abilities and spells are separate effects, and
You must spend that number of power points to use that option, therefore their benefits and drawbacks overlap. An aura's effect
while abiding by your power limit. If you don’t have enough that reproduces a spell is an exception to this rule.
power points left, or the cost is above your power limit, you
can’t use the option.
Some options show a range of power points, rather than a
Elemental Aura's by
specific cost. To use that option, you must spend a number of
points within that point range, still abiding by your power limit.
Specialization
Each elemental aura is associated with a specialization. The
Some options let you spend additional power points to increase
following lists organize the disciplines by those specialization.
a discipline’s potency. Again, you must abide by your power
limit, and you must spend all the points when you first use the Tempest
aura; you can’t decide to spend additional points once you see Wind
the aura in action. Lightning
Water
Components Ice
While most of the Weaver auras require you to hold a particular Fire
weapon, very, very few effect options require components. Any Flame
required item(s), their costs, and whether or not they are Rock
consumed will be after the name of the effect. Crystal
Weaver
Duration Earth Shield
An effect option in an aura specifies how long its effect lasts.
Crystal Spear
Instantaneous. If no duration is specified, the effect of the
Flame Handaxe
option is instantaneous.
Frost Shortbow
Concentration. Some options require concentration to
Aqua Trident
maintain their effects. This requirement is noted with “conc.”
Lightning Warhammer
after the
option’s power point cost. The “conc.” notation is
followed by the maximum duration of the concentration. For Wind Warhorn
example, if an option says “conc., 1 min.,” you can concentrate on Fiery Greatsword
its effect for up to 1 minute.
Concentrating on an aura's effect follows the same rules as Aura Descriptions
concentrating on a spell. This rule means you can’t concentrate
The elemental auras are presented here in alphabetical order.
on a spell and an aura's effect at the same time, nor can you
concentrate on two auras at the same time. See chapter 10,
Aqua Trident
“Spellcasting,” in the Player’s Handbook for how concentration
Water Weaver Specialization
works.
Manipulate the water in the air or body of water around you
to coat your trident to sub-zero temperatures.
Targets and Areas of Effect
Elemental auras use the same rules as spells for determining Elemental Focus (R: Trident). While focused on this your
targets and areas of effect, as presented in chapter 10, aura, your trident deals cold damage rather than piercing
“Spellcasting,” of the Player’s Handbook. damage.
Water Missile (1-7 pp). As an action launch a slow-moving
water missile at target you can see within 90 feet. On hit it deals
1d6 cold damage per power point spent.
Evaporate (3 pp). As a bonus action, after you have thrown Fiery Greatsword
the trident, cause your spear to evaporate into the air and then Fire Weaver Specialization
reform back into a free.
Weave fire elemental energy into the greatsword in your
Ice Globe (3-7 pp). As an action create a small globe of ice hand.
and fling it a target you can see within 50 feet. On a hit, the
Elemental Focus (R: Greatsword). While focused on this
target takes 1d10 piercing damage. Hit or miss, the shard then
your aura, your greatsword deals fire damage rather than
explodes. The target and each creature within 5 feet of it must
slashing damage.
succeed on a Dexterity saving throw or take 2d6 cold damage.
Fiery Strike (1-7 pp). As a bonus action, you gain a bonus
The cold damage increases by 1d6 per additional power point.
to your next damage roll against a target you hit with your
greatsword. The bonus equals +1d6 fire damage per power
Crystal
point spent.
Earth Tempest Specialization
Fiery Whirl (4 pp). As an action whirl your greatsword
Focusing on this aura makes a gems on you give off a much
around yourself. Each creature that’s five feet from you must
larger gleam in the sunlight, making it shin bright like a
make a Dexterity saving throw. A target takes 4d6 fire damage
diamond
on a failed save, or half as much damage on a successful one.
Elemental Focus (R: Wearing at least one gem). While
Fiery Rush (5 pp). As a bonus action rush toward a target
focused on this aura you get resistance to physic damage.
you can see within 30 feet of you, leaving behind a small trail of
Gem Appraise (1 pp). As a bonus action you can
fire. You ignore opportunity attacks during this movement. The
automatically tell if a gem has an enchantment, but not what the
fire last until someone spends a bonus action to put them out,
enchantment does and how much worth in gold the gems are.
and anyone who cross the trail takes 1d4 fire damage.
Reflect (5 pp). As a reaction from being targeted by a spell
that only targets you. Use your crystal aura to reflect some of the Fire
damage you took from the spell. The caster of the spell must Fire Tempest Specialization
make a constitution saving throw taking, on a failed save they
Focuses on this aura makes the fire elemental energy in your
take half the damage you took. You drop the crystal aura after
Elemental Focus. While focused on this aura your body no
using this ability.
longer needs to keep itself moist. You no longer need to drink
water, and your body will keep warm in non-magical cold
Crystal Spear weather.
Earth Weaver Specialization
Meteor Shower(1-7 pp). As an action, call down a meteor
Focus the elemental energy of the earth in the area to
shower on a point you can see within 100 feet. Each creature in
manifest crystals on your spear.
a 20-foot-radius sphere centered on the point you choose must
Elemental Focus (R: Spear). While focused on this aura make a Dexterity saving throw. The sphere spreads around
your spear hit with the psionic energy in the gems around the corners. A creature takes 2d6 fire damage per power point
spear make it deal an extra 1d4 psychic damage. spent on a failed save, or half as much damage on a successful
Potent Psionics (2 pp). As a bonus action focus on the one. Objects in the area take damage and flammable objects
psionic energy in your spear to make it more powerful. On your ignite if they are not being worn or carried.
next attack the psychic damage is 2d6 rather than 1d4. Phoenix (6 pp) As an action, you touch one creature that
has died within the last minute. The creature returns to life with
Earth Shield 1 hit point. This ability can't return to life a creature that has
Earth Weaver Specialization died of old age, nor can it restore a creature missing any vital
Manifest the metals in the earth to magnetize to your shield in body parts. At the same time you take one point of exhaustion.
your hand giving you increased defenses.
Elemental Focus (R: Shield). While focused on this your
shield gives you an additional +1 to your total AC (For a total of
+3).
Stone Smack (1 pp). As an action you smack a creature or
object within 5 feet of you dealing 1d4 + your Strength Modifier
force damage if you hit.
Fortify (2-7 pp). As a reaction to being targeted by a ranged
attack or spell you can increase +1 to your AC that last until the
start of your next turn.
You gain an additional +1 to your AC per power point you
spend beyond 2.
Magnetic Surge (3-7 pp). As an action amplify the
magnetics in your shield causing creatures that are holding
metal weapons within to make a Strength Saving throw DC
equal to your Elementalist DC or lose their grip on their
weapon(s). The weapon gets pulled toward you, sticking to your
shield.
The range of this effect is equal to 10 feet circle centered on
you. The circle increases an additional 5 feet per power point
you spend beyond 3.

Flame
Fire Tempest Specialization
You focus the elemental energy of fire to surround you.
Elemental Focus. While focused on this aura, as a bonus
action you can light your hand on fire creating a bright light in a
20-foot radius and dim light for an additional 20 feet.
Combustion (1-7 pp; conc., 1 min). As an action, choose
one creature or object you can see within 120 feet of you. The
target must make a Constitution save. On a failed save, the target
takes 1d10 fire damage per power point spent, and it catches on
fire, taking 1d6 fire damage at the end of each of its turns until
your concentration ends or until it or a creature adjacent to it
extinguishes the flames with an action. On a successful save, the
target takes half as much damage and doesn’t catch on fire.
Rolling Flame (3 pp; conc., 1 min). As an action, you
create fire in a 20-foot-by-20-foot cube within 5 feet of you. The
fire lasts until your concentration ends. Any creature in that
area when you use this ability and any creature that ends its
turn there takes 5 fire damage.
Detonation (5 pp). As an action, you create a fiery
explosion at a point you can see within 120 feet of you. Each
creature in a 20-foot-radius sphere centered on that point must
make a Constitution saving throw, taking 7d6 fire damage and
being knocked prone on a failed save, or half as much damage
on a successful one.
Fire Form (5 pp; conc., 1 min.). As a bonus action, you
become wreathed in flames until your concentration ends. Any
creature that end its turn within 5 feet of you takes 3d6 fire
damage
Flame Handaxe
Fire Weaver Specialization
Weave fire elemental energy into the axe in your hand.
Elemental Focus (R: Handaxe). While focused on this your
aura, your handaxe deals fire damage rather than slashing
damage.
Burning Retreat (2 pp). As a bonus action back roll 20 feet
leaving behind a fire trail ignoring opportunity attacks. A
creature takes 1d4 fire damage per 5 feet space they move
threw on the trail.
Flame Leap (3 pp). As an action target a creature that you
can see within 30 feet of you. Leap into air attack the target
jumping over ground obstacles, small, medium and large
creatures ignoring opportunity attacks. The target must make a
Dexterity Saving throw taking 3d6 fire damage on a failed save,
and half as much on a successful save.
Frost Shortbow
Water Weaver Specialization
Weave water elemental energy into the shortbow in your
hands.
Elemental Focus (R: Shortbow). While focused on this
your aura, your shortbow deals cold damage rather than
piercing damage.
Water Arrow (2 pp). As an action shoot a water arrow at an
ally within 100 feet healing them 1d6 + your Dexterity Mod
rather than dealing cold damage.
Frost Volley (4 pp). As an action shoot a volley of ice
arrows at a creature or object you see within 100 feet. The
target must make a dexterity saving throw taking 5d6 cold
damage, and half as much on a successful save.
Deep Freeze (5 pp). As an action, shoot a a super chilled
arrow at a creature or object you can see within 100 feet. The
target must make a constitution saving throw taking 5d8 cold
damage and become restrained until the end of your next turn
on a failed save, and half as much on a successful save.
Lightning
Air Tempest Specialization
You focus the electricity around you to power your body
Elemental Focus. While focused on this aura you can dash
as a bonus action.
Bolt (1-7 pp). As an action you can spend power points to
increase your movement speed another 5 feet per power point
spent.
Electric Touch (3 pp). As a reaction to taking damage from
a melee attack, you reach out grabbing the attacker. The attacker
must make constitution saving throw taking 3d8 lightning
damage on a failed save or half as much on a successful one
Lightning Form (5 pp; conc., 1 min.). As a bonus action,
you become surrounded by electricity until your concentration
ends. Any creature that end its turn within 5 feet of you takes
3d6 lightning damage
Lightning Warhammer
Air Weaver Specialization
Focus the electrical energy in the air to charge up the
Warhammer you are holding.
Elemental Focus (R: Warhammer). While focused on this
aura, your Warhammer deals lightning damage rather than
bludgeoning damage.
Wind Blast (2 pp). As a bonus action imbue your
Warhammer with the elemental energy of air so the next strike
the target must make a dexterity saving throw. On a failed save
they are knocked back 30 feet and fall prone.
Static Field (5 pp). As a bonus action amply the electricity
so on the next strike the target must make a constitution saving
throw. On a failed save the target is paralyzed until the end of
your next turn.
Rock
Earth Tempest Specialization
Focusing on this aura makes the very earth around become
your tool.
Elemental Focus. While focused on this aura your climbing
speed is equal to your walking speed.
Earth Punch (1-7 pp). As a bonus action you can coat your
arm with earth so that the next unarmored strike you make
deals 1d8 bludgeoning damage per power point spent + your
Wisdom Modifier.
Armored Form (6 pp; conc., 1 min.). As a bonus action,
you gain resistance to bludgeoning, piercing, and slashing
damage, which lasts until your concentration ends.
Water
Water Tempest Specialization
You focus the elemental energy of water to affect the water in
or around you.
Elemental Focus. While focused on this aura, you have a
swimming speed equal to your walking speed, and you can
breathe underwater.
Stop Flowing (1 pp). As an action you can stop the flow of
blood from leaving a creatures body, there by stabilizing them.
Healing Rain (1-7 pp). As an action call down a healing
rain on a target of your choice within 10 feet, they heal 1d6 per
power point spent.
Create Water (1-7 pp). As an action create up to 10 gallons
of clean water per power point spent 30 feet in an open
container. Alternatively, the water falls as rain in a 30-foot cube
within the 30 feet.

Wind
Air Tempest Specialization
You focus the elemental force of air around your body.
Elemental Focus. While focused on this aura, you take no
fall damage
Wind Step (1 -7 pp). As part of your move on your turn, you
can fly up to 20 feet for each power point spent. If you end this
flight in the air, you fall unless something else holds you aloft.
Wind Stream (1-7 pp). As an action, you create a line of
focused air that is 30 feet long and 5 feet wide. Each creature in
that area must make a Strength saving throw, taking 1d8 force
damage per power point spent and being knocked prone on a
failed save, or half as much damage on a successful one.
Cloak of Air (3 pp; conc., 10 min.). As a bonus action, you
seize control of the air around you to create a protective veil.
Until your concentration ends, attack rolls against you have
disadvantage, and when a creature you can see misses you with
a melee attack, you can use your reaction to force the creature to
repeat the attack roll against itself.
Wind Form (5 pp; conc., 10 min.). As a bonus action, you
gain a flying speed of 60 feet, which lasts until your
concentration ends.

Wind Warhorn
Air Weaver Specialization
Focus the elemental energy of air so when it goes through
your warhorn it has power effects.
Elemental Focus (R: Warhorn). While focused on you can
spend your bonus action to increase your elemental spell DC by
2.
Attack Signal (2 pp). As an action blow your horn in an
upbeat way to inspire all your allies in a 20 feet radius circle
centered on you giving them advantage on their next hit.
Warning Signal (2 pp). As a reaction to seeing someone
about to be hit you play a warning signal threw your warhorn
giving an ally

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Revenant Class
The Revenant class is an entirely new class based on the Quick Build
Revenant from the popular MMO Guild Wars 2 and its You can make an Revenant quickly by following these
expansions. suggestions. First, Charisma should be your highest ability
score, followed by Strength or Dexterity. Second, choose the Far
Revenant Traveler background.
A group of goblins surround an armored man thinking they've
found a meal. To their surprise he smirks, and seconds after
crystal wings form around the man and blow all the back.
Class Features
As a Revenant, you gain the following class features
An armored tabaxi with a longbow looks
down at her team
shouting a heroic speech that inspires them to fight until the last
breath.
Hit Points
Hit Dice: 1d8 per Revenant level
An man dressed for war preaches for peace as a large
Hit Points at 1st Level: 8 + Constitution Modifier
translucent rock floats next to him.
Hit Points at Higher Levels: 1d8 (or 5) + Constitution
All these individuals channel the legendary powers of
modifier per Revenant level after 1st
individuals from legends all throughout the astral sea to
slaughter foes, unleash chaos and aid allies while on the battle Proficiencies
field. Armor: Heavy armor
Weapons: Simple Melee and Ranged Weapons, as well as
Blindfolded yet not Blind material weapons.
Tools: None
It isn't that strange to find a revenant that is beginning to use
their invoking magic to be wearing a blindfold. The blindfold aving Throws: Charisma, Constitution
helps them differentiate between what they see in their current
kills: Choose two skills from Athletics, Acrobatics, Arcana,
plane and what is in the astral sea.
History, Intimidation and Survival
Eventually they will no longer need the blindfold, assuming
they need one at all. Ether way the blind fold doesn't hinder the Equipment
use of their eyes. You start with the following equipment, in addition to the
equipment granted by your background:
Endless Sea of Powers (a) a Quarterstaff or (b) a Axe (c) a Mace
A Revenant gets their power from the legends that are told (a) a Short Sword or (b) a Long Sword
throughout the astral sea. For a Revenant the astral sea acts as (a) a bow and 20 arrows or (b) a light crossbow and 20 bolts
nexus of power that the Revenant invokes their magic from. In (a) Ring mail or (b) Chain Mail
many ways this magic is similar to that of a warlock pact, but an explorer's pack
almost as if the revenant could swap their patron. Yet unlike the
warlock, these "patrons" don't sign any pacts with the revenant.
Now these "patrons" are entities that have significantly changed
the world that they come from. This means the possibility for
new legends is almost guaranteed.

Creating an Revenant
When making an Revenant, consider why your character has
close bond with the astral sea. Did your adventurous parents
travel through the planes often, in doing so their children have
been touched by the unending astral sea. Maybe your character
was born on a spelljammer causing you to have a connection to
the astral sea and all the legends told throughout it.
How long did it take you to realize you had a connection to the
astral sea? Do you still wear the blindfold to help with focusing
the magic? Lastly, do the legends you invoke control you, or do
you control them?
The Revenant
Proficiency Terrestrial Weapon Legends Energy Energy
Level Bonus Features Skills Known points Limit
Legend's Powers, Elite Legendary Stance,
1st +2 ─ 1 4 2
Energy
2nd +2 Terrestrial Weapon Skills 2 1 6 2
3rd +2 Elite Legendary Stance Feature 2 1 14 2
4th +2 Ability Score Improvement 2 1 17 3
5th +3 Extra Attack 3 2 27 3
6th +3 ─ 3 2 32 3
7th +3 Elite Legendary Stance 4 2 38 5
8th +3 Ability Score Improvement 4 2 44 5
9th +4 ─ 5 3 57 5
10th +4 Energy Siphon 5 3 64 6
11th +4 ─ 5 3 64 6
12th +4 Ability Score Improvement 6 3 64 6
13th +5 ─ 6 4 64 7
14th +5 Elite Legendary Stance Feature 6 4 64 7
15th +5 ─ 7 4 64 7
16th +5 Ability Score Improvement 7 4 64 7
17th +6 ─ 7 5 64 7
18th +6 ─ 8 5 71 7
19th +6 Ability Score Improvement 8 5 71 7
20th +6 Master of Legends 8 5 71 7

Legend's Powers Energy Points

As a Revenant you get your powers from legendary individuals
of your choice throughout the realms. They use energy to power
their legends and terrestrial weapon skills, rules for which
appear at the end of this document.
Legendary Stances
Invoking the powers of individuals of past can be a risky
endeavor, which is why even though a Revenant can learn
several legends, they can only pick two to have prepared at the
same time.
At 1st level, you know one Legend of your choice. The
Legends Known column of the Revenant table shows the total
number of legends you know at each level.; when that number
goes up for you, choose a new legend.
In addition, whenever you gain a level in this class, you can
replace one Legend you know with a different one of your
choice.
It takes a bonus action to apply a legend or swap legends. A
legend last as long as you focus on it, or until another one is
applied.
You have an internal reservoir of energy that can be devoted to
the legends and skills you know. This energy is represented by
energy points. Each legend describes effects you can create with
it by spending a certain number of energy points. Some
Terrestrial Weapon skills require energy points.
The number of energy points you have is based on your
Revenant level as shown in the Energy Points column of the
Revenant table. The number shown for your level is your energy
point maximum. Your energy point total returns to its maximum
when you finish a long rest. The number of evergy points you
have can't go below 0 or over your maximum.
Energy Limit
Though you have access to a potent amount of energy, it takes
training and practice to channel that energy. There is a limit on
the number of energy points you can spend to activate a legend.
The limit is based on your Revenant level, as shown in the
Energy Limit column of the Revenant table. For example, as a
3rd-level Revenant, you can spend no more than 3 energy points
on an legend or skill each time you use it, no matter how many
energy points you have.
Legend Focus
You can focus your energy on one of your legends to draw
ongoing benefits from it. As a bonus action, you can choose one
of your legends and gain its focus benefit, which is detailed in
that legend’s description. The benefit lasts until you are
incapacitated or until you use another bonus action to choose a
different focus benefit.
Invocation Ability
Charisma is your invocation ability for your Legends. You use
your Charisma modifier when setting the saving throw DC for a
legend, terrestrial skills or when making an attack roll with one.
Invocation Save DC = 8 + your proficiency bonus +
your Charisma modifier
Invocation attack modifier = your proficiency bonus +
your Charisma modifier
Elite Legendary Stance
At 1st level, you choose an Elite Legendary Stance: The
Legenday Dragon Stance or the Renegade Stance, each of which
is detailed at the end of the class description. Each stance
specializes in a specific legend.
Your Stance gives you features when you choose it at 1st level
and additional features at 3rd, 7th and 14th level.
Terrestrial Weapon Skills
Thanks to your channeling of legends your body has gained the
ability to learn weapons skill that are the stories of legends.
At 2nd level, you gain two terrestrial weapon skills of your
choice. Your weapon skills options are detailed at the end of the
class description. When you gain certain revenant levels, you
gain additional weapon skills of your choice, as a shown in the
Terrestrial Weapon Skills column of the Revenant table.
Additionally, when you gain a level in this class, you can
choose one of the skills you know and replace it with another
skill that you could learn at that level.
Ability Score Improvement
When you reach 4th level, and again at 8th, 12th, 16th, and 19th
level, you can increase one ability score of your choice by 2, or
you can increase two ability scores of your choice by 1. As
normal you can't increase an ability score above 20 using this
feature.
Extra Attack
Beginning at 5th level, you can attack twice, instead of once,
whenever you take the Attack action on your turn.
Energy Siphon
At 10th level, you have gained the ability to siphon energy off a
target once per turn on hit.
Once per turn you can turn 1/4th the damage dealt, rounded
down, into energy.
Master of Legends
At 20th level you have completely mastered the ability of using
and swapping legends. From now on you can switch a prepared
legend as a free action, and swap a prepared legend with an
unprepared legend as as a bonus action.
Elite Legendary Stances
While the magic that Revenants use is still a mystery to scholars,
they have noticed that certain legends seem to be more
powerful then others. The Legendary Dragon and Renegade
Stance seem to give a portion of their power even when not
being invoked.
Legendary Dragon Stance
Revenant's that invoke the legendary dragon stance, often called
Herald's, invoke the power of a legendary Crystal Dragon Glint.
Legends say that she protected her world from total annihilation
thanks to her precognitive abilities.
Bonus Legend
At 1st level, you gain the Dragon Legend. This doesn't count
against your total legends known.
Shield Training
At 1st level, gain proficiency in in the use of shields.
Portent
Starting at 3rd level when you choose this Elite Legendary
Stance, you start to inherit Glint's precognitive abilities. When
you finish a long rest, roll two d20s and record the numbers
rolled. You can replace any attack roll, saving throw, or ability
check made by you or a creature that you can see with one of
these foretelling rolls. You must choose to do so before the roll,
and you can replace a roll in this way only once per turn.
Each foretelling roll can be used only once. When you finish a
long rest, you lose any unused foretelling rolls.
Infuse Light
Your connection with Glint allows you to infuse her magic into
your body.
Starting at 7th level, you can consume an active Facet as a
reaction to being hit by an attack. Consuming the Facet turns all
the damage you would have taken into health and you drop the
Facet you were concentrating on.
You can use this ability once per long rest.
Chaotic Release
Instead of infusing her magic into your body, you infuse it into
the air around you. releasing chaotic winds damaging and
knocking back foes.
Starting at 14th level you can use an action to consume an
active facet to unleash a strong wind that requires creatures up
to 10 feet in front of you to make strength saving throw. On a
failed save they are knocked back 20 feet, take 4d10 force
damage, and are knocked prone. On a successful save they take
half damage and are still knocked back 20 feet.
You can use this ability once per long rest.
Legendary Renegade Stance
Revenant's that invoke the legendary renegade stance, often
called Renegades, invoke the power of a legendary Renegade,
Kalla Scorchrazor. Legends say she lead rebellion that changed
the ways her race treated their females. Once they were only
considered to be useful in the kitchen, she made it so they were
treated as equals on the battle field.
Bonus Legend
At 1st level, you gain the Renegade Stance. This doesn't count
against your total legends known.
Ranged Weapon Training
At 1st level, gain proficiency in in the martial ranged weapons.
Heroic Command
At 3rd level the leadership skills of Kalla have started to seep
into your brain.
You gain the Inspiring Leader feat, even if you don't meet the
prerequisite.
Citadel Bombardment
At 7th level your connection with Kalla allows you to open a
portal through the astral sea, unleashing a storm of artillery
from the legions.
Once per long rest, as an action, call down an mini artillery
strike on a 20 feet diameter circle that you can see within 120
feet. Creatures within that circle must make a dexterity saving
throw. A creature takes 4d6 fire damage and 4d6 bludgeoning
damage on a failed save, or half as much damage on a successful
one.
Orders from Above
At 14th level you have gained Kalla's commander skills.
You can use the Command spell as if it were an ability a
number of times equal to your proficiency bonus per long rest.
Legendary Stances
Legendary Stances are the main focus of the Revenant. Each
legendary stance comes from a different legend allowing the
Revenant to be one of the most versatile combatants out there.
Stance
The Invocation section of a stance describes the benefit you gain
when you choose that Legend.
Effect Options and Energy Points
A Legend provides different options for how to use your energy
points. Each effect option has a name, and the energy point cost
of that option appears in parentheses after its name. You must
spend that number of energy points to use that option, while
abiding by your energy limit. If you don’t have enough energy
points left, or the cost is above your energy limit, you can’t use
the option.
Some options show a range of energy points, rather than a
specific cost. To use that option, you must spend a number of
points within that point range, still abiding by your energy limit.
Some options let you spend additional power points to increase
a discipline’s potency. Again, you must abide by your energy
limit, and you must spend all the points when you first use the
Legend; you can’t decide to spend additional points once you
see the legend in action.
Components
Very, very few effect options require components. Any required
item(s), their costs, and whether or not they are consumed will
be after the name of the effect.
Duration
An effect option in an legend specifies how long its effect lasts.
Instantaneous. If no duration is specified, the effect of the
option is instantaneous.
Concentration. Some options require concentration to
maintain their effects. This requirement is noted with “conc.”
after the option’s energy point cost. The “conc.” notation is
followed by the maximum duration of the concentration. For
example, if an option says “conc., 1 min.,” you can concentrate on
its effect for up to 1 minute.
Concentrating on an legend's effect follows the same rules as
concentrating on a spell. This rule means you can’t concentrate
on a spell and a legend's effect at the same time, nor can you
concentrate on two auras at the same time. See chapter 10,
“Spellcasting,” in the Player’s Handbook for how concentration
works.
Targets and Areas of Effect
Legenday Stances use the same rules as spells for determining
targets and areas of effect, as presented in chapter 10,
“Spellcasting,” of the Player’s Handbook.
Saving Throws and Attack Rolls
If a legend requires a saving throw, it specifies the type of save
and the results of a successful or failed saving throw. The DC is
determined by your legend ability.
Some legends require you to make an attack roll to determine
whether the discipline’s effect hits its target. The attack roll uses
your elemental ability.
Combining Legend Effects
The effects of different legendary stances add together while the
durations of the disciplines overlap. Likewise, different options
from a legendary stance combine if they are active at the same
time. However, a specific option from a legendary stance doesn’t
combine with itself if the option is used multiple times. Instead,
the most potent effect, usually dependent on how many energy
points were used to create the effect, applies while the durations
of the effects overlap.
Legendary Stance abilities and spells are separate effects, and
therefore their benefits and drawbacks overlap. An legendaries
effect that reproduces a spell is an exception to this rule.
Legend Descriptions
The Legendary Stances are presented here in alphabetical order.
Legendary Assassin Stance
Invoke the power of the legendary assassin Shiro Tagachi. Once
a guardsman then body for the emperor, he started to deal in
dark magic after being feed a lies by demons. He soon killed his
emperor and unleashed the Jade Wind on his home. The Jade
Wind turned everything within 100 miles into solid jade. As
punishment for his actions was turned into an Envoy upon
dying, yet he used his new power to create an army. With his
army he was able to return back to life, only to get killed again
by another hero whose name was lost to the legends of time.
Invocation. While invoking the power of Shiro, he is forced
to translate thieves cant to you.
Enchanted Daggers (R: Six Daggers; 2 ep; conc., 1
min). As a bonus action, enchant your daggers so that the next
several attacks siphon health. While concentrating you regain
1d4 health upon hitting your target.
Phase Traversal (2 ep). As an action step through the
Astral Plane and attack a target you can see within 60 feet.
Riposting Shadow (3 ep). As a reaction to making a
dexterity saving throw, dodge backward through the Astral
Plane. If you make the save you take no damage, and half
damage on a failed save.
Impossible Odds (5 ep, per round). As a bonus action,
empower yourself with Shiro's incredible speed and destructive
prowess, gaining an additional +20 to your movement speed
and an additional 1d8 damage striking foes. The ep, are
consumed at the start of your turn if this is active.
Jade Winds (7 ep). As an action, call upon the Jade Wind to
turn nearby enemies into jade, petrifying if they fail to make a
constitution saving throw. A petrified individual may repeat the
saving throw at the end of their turn until they make the save.
Legendary Centaur Stance
Invoke the power of the legendary centaur Ventari. In his youth
he was a proud warrior who fought against humans, however
over time he grew to abhor the violence that engulfed the two
species. Through a seres of spectacular events and his peaceful
caring nature he created Ventari's tablet. His tablet radiated so
much positive energy it ended up turning the offspring of a
powerful evil jungle dragon into peaceful race.
Invocation. While invoking the power of Ventari, you you
become more caring and compassionate. This allows you to +
your charisma modifier any time you heal an ally.
Projected Tranquility (1 ep). As a bonus action, summon
a projected image of Ventari's tablet into an empty space you
can see within 30 feet or move the tablet 60 feet. The tablet
stabilizes or heals an ally 1 hit point upon it moving through
their space while in combat. The tablet must end in an
unoccupied space and can't take damage or be destroyed only
dispelled by you or someone else who casts dispel magic.
Protective Solace (3 ep; conc., 1 min). As an action,
Summon a protective barrier in a 20 feet diameter around the
tablet that blocks enemy projectiles. This blocks any magical
and non-magical single targeting projectiles.
Natural Harmony (1-7 ep). As an action, collect your
energy and release it healing allies next to the tablet a number
of d4 equal to the amount of energy points spent.
Purifying Essence (5 ep). As an action, use the tablets
healing aura to remove one of the following conditions from
each ally next to the tablet. The conditions it removes are blind,
charmed, deafened, 1 point of exhaustion, frightened, paralyzed,
petrified, poisoned and stunned.
Energy Expulsion (7 ep). As an action detonate the tablet.
Enemies next to the tablet must make a strength saving throw.
On a failed save the target is knocked prone and back 20 feet
and only knocked back 10 feet on a successful save.
Legendary Demon Stance
Invoke the power of the legendary demon Mallyx the Unyielding.
He was once a holy knight of a now fallen dark god. He spends
his time now gathering an army to avenge his fallen god.
Invocation. While invoking the power of Mallyx your soul
become temporarily darker. You have advantage on all deception
skill checks.
Empowering Misery (2 ep). As a reaction to being blinded,
charmed, deafened, frightened or poisoned your darker soul
absorbs the affect healing you 1d10 hit points.
Pain Absorption (4 ep). As a bonus action, harden your
darker soul to resist all damage types except physic and radiant
damage until the end of your next turn.
Banish Enchantment (3 ep; conc., 1 min). As a bonus
action, cover your weapons with darkness that cuts through
enchantment based spells like nothing. This make it so your
weapons ignore the additional AC bonus that spells like Shield
give.
Call to Angusih (5 ep). As an action, leap toward an
unoccupied space you can see within 30 feet ignore attacks of
opportunity. Creature around the space you land must make a
constitution saving throw. The effected creatures must take 3d8
necrotic damage on a failed save and half as much on a
successful one.
Embrace the Darkness (7 ep per round). As an action
embrace the power of Mallyx gain the following traits, the
energy points are taken at the beging of your turn after this
turn.
You are immune to necrotic damage.
Your attacks deal necrotic damage rather then their normal
damage.
You deal an extra 1d8 damage upon hitting a target.
Enemies that see you transform must make a wisdom saving
throw or be frightened of you until this power ends.
You become weak to radiant damage.
Legendary Dwarf Stance
Invoke the power of the legendary dwarf King Jalis Ironhammer.
The Last King of Deldrimor Dwarf clan. With the backing of his
people he, preformed the Rite of the Great Dwarf. They turned
into living stone in order to fight an ancient subterranean
enemy.
Invocation. While invoking the power of King Jalis, you gain
an additional +1 to your AC.
Soothing Stone (1 ep; conc., 1 min) As a bonus action,
you can start the process of mending your body. Every round
you can spend one of your To Hit dice to heal yourself.
Inspiring Reinforcement (2 ep). As an action create a
stone road in front of you that becomes difficult terrain and
damages foes that walk across it. For every space a foe walks
across it, they take 1d4 piercing damage.
Forced Engagement (3 ep; 1 min). As an action launch a
chain at foe you can see within 60 feet. That foe must make a
wisdom saving throw. On a failed save the target must keep
attacking you until they make the wisdom save, you are knocked
unconscious, or the magic ends.
Vengeful Hammers (5 ep; conc., 1 min). As an action,
invoke hammers to circle around you, requiring enemies next to
you to make a strength saving throw. On a failed save they take
4d10 force damage and half as much on a successful one.
Rite of the Great Dwarf (7 ep). As a bonus action, channel
the power of the Rite of the Great Dwarf to you and your allies
next to you turning your skin into stone giving resistance to all
damage type, but physic damage until the end of the next turn.
Elite Legendary Dragon Stance
Invoke the power of the legendary dragon Glint. Legends say
that she protected her world from total annihilation thanks to
her precognitive abilities. She put into motion a legacy that
would one day unit all the races of the world in and stop the
world cycle of destruction and rebirth.
Invocation. While invoking the power of Glint, you have
advantage on all constitution saving throws that involve making
concentration checks for facets.
Facet of Light (1 ep per round ; conc.). As a bonus action,
place the Facet of Light on yourself that heals you and nearby
allies within a 20 feet diameter circle 2 hit point per round at
the start of your turn.
Facet of Darkness (1 ep per round; conc.). As a bonus
action, place the Facet of Darkness on yourself that gives you
and nearby allies within a 20 feet diameter circle an increases
critical hit range to be 19-20.
Facet of Elements (1 ep per round; conc.). As a bonus
action, place the Facet of Elements on yourself that gives you
and nearby allies within a 20 feet diameter circle a +10 to their
base movement speed.
Facet of Strength (1 ep per round; conc.). As a bonus
action, place the Facet of Strength on yourself that gives you and
nearby allies within a 20 feet diameter circle a +1 to their to hit
and damage rolls.
Facet of Chaos (3 ep per round; conc.). As a bonus action,
place the Facet of Chaos on yourself that gives you and nearby
allies within a 20 feet diameter circle a +2 to their AC.
Elite Legendary Renegade Stance
Invoke the power of the legendary renegade, Kalla Scorchrazor.
Legends say that she was a fierce warrior that lead a revolution.
Revenants that invoke her also get to summon her warband that
she lead. While she did win the revolution, the defeated was so
shamed by his defeat that he stabbed her with a poisoned
dagger. Now poisoned and dying, Kalla ripped the dagger from
her body and stabbed it into her assailant mouthing the words,
"At least I die knowing my sisters are free and you go down with
me."
Invocation. While invoking Kalla Scorchrazor, if a melee
attack brings you to 0 hit points, instead of going unconscious
immediately, you can make one melee attack as a reaction. After
the melee attack you go unconscious.
Breakrazor's Bastion (2 ep). Summon the spirit of Era
Breakrazor to help heal your allies while shielding them.
As an action summon the spirit of Era Breakrazor. Until the
end of your next turn, if you or any of your allies within a 10 feet
diameter circle heal. Then gain an additional dice role worth of
health.
Razorclaw's Rage (3 ep). Summon the spirit of the
Centurion Jas Razorclaw from the to enhance the attacks of your
allies.
As an action summon the spirit of Jas Razorclaw. Until the end
of your next turn, if you or any of your allies within a 10 feet
diameter circle hit on an attack. Then deal an additional dice
role worth of damage.
Darkrazor's Daring (4 ep). Summon the spirit of Kus
Darkrazor to disrupt your enemies.
Icerazor's Ire (5 ep). Summon the spirit of Visk Icerazor to
magically bombard your enemies with debilitating fire.
As an action summon the spirit of Visk Icerazor. Until the end
of your next turn enemies within a 10 feet diameter circle have
disadvantage on concentrating on spells.
Soulcleave's Summit (7 ep). Summon Lieutenant Ofela
Soulcleave to grant your allies' strikes incredible bloodthirst,
inflicting damage and restoring health.
As an action summon the spirit of Ofela Soulcleave. Until the
end of your next turn, you or any of your allies within a 10 feet
diameter add your charisma modifier, and half the damage dealt
to an enemy gets siphon into heal.
Terrestrial Weapon Skills
Terrestrial Weapon Skills are minor abilities that requires the
Revenants unique magic. While some do require energy points,
all of them only work for a certain weapon that you must be
wielding in order to use the skill.
The talents are listed by what weapon they require.
Bloodbane Path
Requires a short or longbow (1 ep)
As a bonus, conjure a portal through the astral sea so that
your arrows strike from unexpected directions until the end of
your turn. This allows you to attack ignoring the AC bonus of
cover.
Sevenshot
Requires a short or longbow (5 ep)
Once per long rest you can use your action to make seven
shots through your bow. After using this skill you take one point
of exhaustion.
Scorchrazor
Requires a short or longbow (2 ep)
As an action, unleash a fiery arrow to ignite and knock down
your enemies. Upon hitting your target, they take fire damage
rather then their normal damage, and they must make a
strength saving throw. On a failed save they are knocked prone.
Hammer Bolt
Requires a two-handed hammer
When you swing your hammer, Requires a Mace or Axe (2 ep)
you can make a ghostly version of it attack a target you can see
within 40 feet. (It gives your hammer a range of 40 feet)
Phase Smash
Requires a two-handed hammer (1 ep)
As an action, leap through the astral sea to a target of your
choice that you can see within 120 feet, then teleport back to
your previous location. You still spend the energy, even if you
miss on your attack.
Drop the Hammer
Requires a two-handed hammer (3 ep)
As an action, summon a massive hammer from the astral sea
to strike the ground. The hammer slams down in an area you
can see within 80 feet. Creatures within a 20 feet diameter of
the target location must make a strength saving throw. On failed
save they take 5d10 force damage and are knocked prone, and
half the damage on a successful save. You also take one point of
exhaustion after you use this skill.
Warding Rift
Requires a Staff
As a bonus action, create a small rift that helps block
incoming attacks. Until the start of your next turn, you gain a +2
to your AC.
Surge of the Mists
Requires a Staff
As a bonus action, empower your staff strikes so that they do
force damage rather then it's normal damage type.
Precision Strike
Requires a Sword (3 ep)
As a bonus action, empower your sword skills so that your
next attack is a critical hit.
Unrelenting Assault
Requires a Sword (3 ep)
As a bonus action, empower your sword skills so that you can
attack two more times with your sword.
Shacking Wave
Requires a Sword
Empower your your sword so that it slices the air around a
target you can see within 40 feet. (It gives your sword a range of
40 feet)
Misery Swipe
Requires a Mace or Axe
As a bonus action, empower your mace or axe with all the
negative energy that can be found within the astral sea. Until the
end of your turn, it does necrotic damage rather then it's normal
damage.
Searing Fissure
As an action, smash your weapon into the ground that a target
occupies causing flames to erupt from the astral sea. The target
must make a dexterity saving throw, on a failed save they take
2d8 fire damage and catch on fire. On a successful save they take
half damage. A target on fire take 1d4 fire damage at the end of
their turn, and must spend an action to put out the flames.
Frigid Blitz
Requires a Mace or Axe
As an action hurl your weapon at your target you can see
within 40 feet. If the weapon hits it deals cold damage rather
then it's normal damage. At the end of your turn, the weapon
comes back to your empty hand.
Spear of Anguish
Requires a Spear
Thanks to your invoking powers, you now know how to throw
your spears an extra 20 feet.
Rapid Assault
Requires a Spear (3 ep)
As a bonus action, empower your spear so that you can make
2 more attacks with it.
Rift Containment
Requires a Spear (5 ep)
As an action create two rifts, one above and one below your
target. They must make a constitution saving throw, on a field
save they can't move. They can repeat the saving throw at the
end of their turn, or a minute has passed.
Astralfire
Requires a Trident
As a bonus action, empower your trident with all the anger in
the astral sea that way it deals fire damage. Creatures that are
normal immune to fire damage take half damage, while
creatures that resist fire take full damage.
Reckoning Blast
Requires a Trident
As a bonus action, use some of the anger in the astral sea.
Until the end of your turn, when you attack with the trident you
can shoot small bolts of fire that deal 1d6 + your charisma
modifier on hit.
Envoy of Exuberance
Requires a Shield
As a bonus action, send an astral copy of your shield to an ally
you can see within 30 feet. They gain a +2 to their AC until the
start of their next turn.

Crystal Hibernation
Requires a Shield (2 ep)
As an action create a dome around yourself that block you
from all damage types except psychic damage until the start of
your next turn. While inside the dome you can spend an amount
of hit dice up to your proficiency bonus assuming you have
some. You can not move will inside the dome.

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Legendary Items

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Guild War 2 Legendary Weapons
Guild War 2 Legendary Items. This includes The Bifrost (Staff),
Bolt (longsword), The Dreamer (shortbow), The Flameseeker
Prophecies (shield), Frostfrang (handaxe), Incinerator (dagger),
The Juggernaut (Warhammer), Kudzu (Longbow), Kraitkin
(trident), Kamohoali'i Kotaki (Spear), Meteorlogicus (Scepter),
The Minstrel (Focus), The Moot (Mace), The Predator (Riffle),
Quip (Pistol), Sunrise (Greatsword), Twilight (Greatsword),
Eternity (Greatsword), Astralaria (Axe), Chuka and Champawat
(short bow), Eureka (Mace), The HMS Divinity (Riffle), H.O.P.E.
(Pistol), Nevermore (Staff), Sharur (Hammer), The Shining
Blade (Short Sword), Shooshadoo (shield), The Binding of Ipos
(Focus), Claw of the Khan-Ur (dagger), Xiuquatl (Scepter),
Pharus (Longbow), Exordium (Greatsword), Envoy Armor
(Heavy, Medium, Light), Ad Infinitum, The Ascension, and
Warbringer.
The ones not included are, Frenzy (Harpoon gun), Howler
(Warhorn), Rodgort (Torch), Flames of War (Torch), and
Verdarach (Warhorn).
The Bifrost
Bolt
Longsword, legendary (requires attunement)
Bolt is a golden lightning sword with dragons twisting up the
blade. While drawn the weapon is surrounded by purple, blue and
white lightning.
Dormant State
The wielder gains a +1 bonus to attack and damage rolls
made with this weapon. Additionally, a target that is hit with
this weapon takes an additional 1d6 lightning damage.
The wielder base speed becomes 35 feet per round.
Awakened State
The bonus to attack and damage rolls increases to a +2, and
the additional damage taken increases to 1d8 lightning
damage.
The wielder can dash as a bonus action.

Exalted State
Staff, legendary (requires attunement by a
spellcaster) The bonus to attack and damage rolls increases to a +3.
Whenever a creature is struck with a critical hit from Bolt,
The Bifrost is a rainbow staff surrounded by an ever glowing
the target must make a DC 13 Constitution saving throw or
rainbow aura, and has crystalline shapes floating around the tip.
become paralyzed.
Dormant State

While holding this staff, the wielder gains a +1 bonus to spell

The Dreamer
attack rolls.
The staff has 8 charges and regains 1d4+1 expended charges
Shortbow, legendary (requires attunement by a
daily at dawn.
good a non-evil character)
While holding the staff, the wielder can expend some of its The Dreamer is an alicorn-styled bow; it has wings on the top, a
charges to cast one of the following spells from it, using their unicorn's head in the middle, and a tail at the bottom. It also has
spell save DC and spellcasting ability: flowing pastel pink and blue tassels on the top and bottom.
Color Spray (1 charge)
Dormant State
Blur (2 charges)
The wielder gains a +1 bonus to attack and damage rolls
Awakened State
made with this weapon.
The staff has 12 charges and regains 1d6+2 expended The wielder can cast Animal Friendship through the bow.
charges daily at dawn. The wielder also gains advantage on animal handling checks.
The following spells to the list of spells the staff may be used
Awakened State
to cast are added:
Hypnotic Pattern (3 charges) The bonus to attack and damage rolls increases to a +2.
Hallucinatory Terrain (4 charges) The wielder can cast Find Greater steed through the bow.
The wielder's charisma score becomes 20.
Exalted State
Exalted State
While holding this staff, the wielder gains a +2 bonus to spell
attack rolls, and their spell save DC increases by 1. The bonus to attack and damage rolls increases to a +3.
The staff has 20 charges and regains 1d6+2 expended The wielder's charisma score becomes 22.
charges daily at dawn.
The following spells to the list of spells the staff may be used
to cast are added:
Prismatic Spray (7 charges)
Prismatic Wall (9 charges)
The Flameseeker Prophecies
Armor (shield), legendary (requires attunement)
The Flameseeker Prophecies is a golden shield with a book in the
center. While drawn, the book on the front as well as the arm
holding it and much of the shield's surface glows blue.
Dormant State
While holding the shield, the wielder has a +1 bonus to AC.
This bonus is in addition to the shield’s normal bonus to AC.
The wielder reads three times faster then they normally
would.
The wielder can cast scrying through the shield once per
long rest.
Awakened State
The bonus to AC increases to a +2.
The wielder can read and thoroughly understand any written
language.
The wielder can cast scrying twice per long rest.
Exalted State
The bonus to AC increases to a +3.
The wielder gains resistance to physic damage.
The wielder cannot be sryed on.
Frostfang
handaxe, legendary (requires attunement)
Frostfang is an icy dragon-headed axe covered in scales. While
drawn, the mouth of the dragon chatters and emits a frosty
breath.
Dormant State
The wielder gains a +1 bonus to attack and damage rolls
made with this weapon.
Whenever a creature is struck with a critical hit from
Frostfang, the target must make a DC 13 Constitution saving
throw or lose 10 feet of movement speed.
Awakened State
The bonus to attack and damage rolls increases to a +2.
Additionally, a target that is hit with this weapon takes an
additional 1d6 cold damage.
The critical range for the axe becomes 19-20.
Exalted State
The bonus to attack and damage rolls increases to a +3, and
the additional damage taken increases to 1d8 cold damage.
The critical range for the axe becomes 18-20.
Incinerator
Dagger, legendary (requires attunement)
Incinerator is a dagger whose blade is made of a flame like that of
a welding torch. The blade also emits light when drawn,
illuminating the area around the user in dark areas.
Dormant State
The wielder gains a +1 bonus to attack and damage rolls
made with this weapon.
The dagger emits dim light in 10 feet radius circle centered
on the dagger.
Awakened State
The bonus to attack and damage rolls increases to a +2.
Additionally, a target that is hit with this weapon takes an
additional 1d10 fire damage.
As an action the wielder can cast fire bolt dealing 3d10 fire
damage.
Exalted State
The bonus to attack and damage rolls increases to a +3, and
the additional damage taken increases to 1d12 fire damage.
The fire bolt damage increase to 4d10 fire damage.
The Juggernaut
Warhammer, legendary (requires attunement by a
barbarian)
The Juggernaut is a thermometer-like hammer with a golden
atlas figurine and an inner tube containing the Vial of Quicksilver
used to craft it.
Dormant State
The wielder gains a +2 bonus to attack and damage rolls
made with this weapon.
While ragging you gain resistance to all damage types and
cannot be charmed.
Awakened State
The bonus to attack and damage rolls increases to a +3.
While ragging you cannot be restrained or grappled by non-
magical means.
Exalted State
The bonus to attack and damage rolls increases to a +4.
While ragging as a bonus action you can remove a condition
placed on you.

Kudzu
Longbow, legendary (requires attunement)
Kudzu is a green longbow covered in flowers. Its riser consists of a
dryad carrying a golden spear with a thistle texture overlay that
pulses gold.
Dormant State
The wielder gains a +1 bonus to attack and damage rolls
made with this weapon. Additionally when the wielder hits
with an attack using this weapon, the target takes an
additional 1d4 poison damage.
Awakened State
The bonus to attack and damage rolls increases to a +2
Whenever a creature is struck with Kudzu they must make a
DC 10 Constitution or big bright flower begin to grow on the
creature giving the wielder advantage on attack roles against
the creature.
Exalted State
The bonus to attack and damage rolls increases to a +3.
When the wielder hits with an attack, they can declare a
bramble shot. The target takes an additional 3d8 piercing
damage, and they must make a DC 15 Strength saving throw
or become restrained by the suddenly sprouting steel-hard
thorn brambles that immediately grow from the arrow. The
restrained target can repeat the saving throw at the end of
each of its turns, ending the effect on a success. They cannot
use this ability again until the wielder finishes a short or long
rest.
Kraitkin
Trident, legendary (requires attunement)
Kraitkin is a krait inspired trident with multiple moving eel heads
that spray green bubbles that alternates during the day and night,
and small fish dart and twirl around the trident. The trident itself
has a light-green trail effect. This effect comes from the green
bubbles that are continuously being sprayed from the mouths of
the eels.
Dormant State
The wielder gains a +1 bonus to attack and damage rolls
made with this weapon. Additionally when the wielder hits
with an attack using this weapon, the target takes an
additional 1d4 poison damage.
The wielder's swimming speed becomes equal to their
walking speed.
Awakened State
The bonus to attack and damage rolls increases to a +2.
Once an attack has hit, as a bonus action the wielder can
send the eels the trident to bite the target dealing an
addition 3d4 piercing damage.
Exalted State
The bonus to attack and damage rolls increases to a +3.
As an action the wielder can cast poison spray through the
trident that deals 4d12 poison damage on a failed
Constitution saving throw DC 16.
Kamohoali'i Kotaki
Spear, legendary (requires attunement)
Kamohoali'i Kotaki is a shark spear that has a purple glow on it
and leaves a trail of blood in the water as you swim.
Dormant State
The wielder gains a +1 bonus to attack and damage rolls
made with this weapon.
The wielder's swimming speed becomes 50 feet.
The range of this weapon is 40/120 while under water, and
30/90 when not in water.
Awakened State
The bonus to attack and damage rolls increases to a +2.
As a bonus action the wielder can dash as a bonus action
while underwater.
The spear comes back to at the end of your turn.
Exalted State
The bonus to attack and damage rolls increases to a +3.
Once per day you can summon the spirit of the shark to
attack with the spear, dealing an extra 4d4 piercing damage.
This ability recharges at dawn.
Meteorlogicus
Scepter, legendary (requires attunement by a
spellcaster)
Meteorlogicus is a glowing orrery whose planets and clouds move.
Sparkling stars emanate from the center glow.
Dormant State
The wielder always knows what plane of existence they are.
The scepter has 8 charges and regains 1d4 + 1 expended
charges daily at dawn.
While holding the scepter, the wielder can expend some of its
charges to cast one of the following spells from it, using their
spell save DC and spellcasting ability:
Fog Cloud (1 charge)
Earth Tremor (1 charge)
Awakened State
The scepter charges increase to a maximum of 12, and it
regains 1d6+1 charges at dawn daily.
The following spells to the list of spells the scepter may be
used to cast are added:
Misty Step (2 charges)
Daylight (3 charges)
Exalted State
The scepter’s charges increase to a maximum of 15, and it
regains 1d6+4 charges at dawn daily.
The following spells to the list of spells the staff may be used
to cast are added:
Dimension Door (4 charges)
Teleportation Circle (5 charges)
Plane Shift (7 charges)
While holding this scepter, the wielder gains a +1 bonus to
spell attack rolls, and their spell save DC increases by 1.
The Minstrel
Focus, legendary (requires attunement by a bard)
The Minstrel is a golden rooster harp. While stowed, faint music
notes float away from the focus. While drawn, a purple aura
appears and large musical notes float away from the focus.
Dormant State
While playing this harp, the wielder has advantage on
performance checks.
Whenever the Bardic Inspiration feature is used, the wielder
gains advantage on attacks until the end of their turn.
Awakened State
While holding this harp, the wielder gains a +1 bonus to spell
attack rolls, and their spell save DC increases by 1.
Whenever the wielder uses their Cutting Words feature
while wielding this harp, the target has disadvantage on their
next saving throw.
Exalted State
While wielding this harp, the wielder's charisma becomes
22.
While wielding this harp, whenever a vocal spell is casted the
dice used cannot be less then half the max total.
The Moot
Mace, legendary (requires attunement)
The Moot is a mace with a disco ball as its head. While drawn, the
head will light up and reflect light as well as spin around
clockwise. Additionally, the three figures start rotating, the
trumpets animate and spray confetti, and red, yellow, and blue
lights appear in the circular section near the base.
Dormant State
The wielder gains a +1 bonus to attack and damage rolls
made with this weapon.
Whenever a creature is struck with a critical hit from The
Moot, must make a DC 13 Wisdom saving throw or start
dancing until the end of the targets next turn.
Awakened State
The bonus to attack and damage rolls increases to a +2.
Additionally, a target that is hit with this weapon takes an
additional 1d6 psychic damage.
The wielder gains proficiency in performance skill.
Exalted State
The bonus to attack and damage rolls increases to a +3, and
the additional damage taken increases to 1d8 psychic
damage.
The DC to resist dancing from a critical hit increases to 15.
Once per day the wielder can cast Power Word Heal through
the mace.
The Predator
Riffle, legendary (requires attunement)
The Predator is a fiery sniper-rifle-esque rifle skin with a charr
head that breathes fire when drawn.
Dormant State
The Predator has a base damage of 1d12 + Dex Modifier
force damage, with a range of (200/800).
The wielder gains a +1 bonus to attack and damage rolls
made with this weapon.
The gun never seems to run out of ammo.
Awakened State
The bonus to attack and damage rolls increases to a +2.
Additionally, a target that is hit with this weapon takes an
additional 1d4 fire damage.
As an action the wielder can cast fireball as a 5th level spell
once per day (10d6 fire damage), with a DC of 13.
Exalted State
The bonus to attack and damage rolls increases to a +3.
The fireball casted through the riffle is now 9th level (14d6
fire damage)
Fire damage from this riffle cannot be reduced.
Quip
Pistol, legendary (requires attunement)
Quip is a pistol that resembles a toy party favor.
Dormant State
Quip has a base damage of 1d10 + Dex Modifier force
damage, with a range of (100/400).
The wielder gains a +1 bonus to attack and damage rolls
made with this weapon.
The gun never seems to run out of ammo.
Awakened State
The bonus to attack and damage rolls increases to a +2.
Additionally, a target that is hit with this weapon takes an
additional 1d6 physic damage.
If someone were to try to remove the weapon from the user
they must make a Wisdom saving throw DC 17 or think the
gun is a party toy.
Exalted State
The bonus to attack and damage rolls increases to a +3, and
the additional damage taken increases to 1d8 psychic
damage.
The Wisdom saving throw to remove the weapon increases
to 19.
Physic damage from this pistol cannot be reduced.
Sunrise
Greatsword, legendary (requires attunement by a
Lawful Good character)
Sunrise is an angelic greatsword whose blade can best be
described as a window into the morning sky. The blade's edge is a
painterly design whose texture shifts and rotates. Moving or
swinging the blade leaves a painterly afterimage that also acts as
a window into the morning sky. While drawn, the blade is
surrounded with a soft aura that reflects its color; and white
sparkles pop off the blade.
Dormant State
The wielder gains a +1 bonus to attack and damage rolls
made with this weapon.
As a bonus action the wielder can light up the sword bright
light for 40 feet and dim light for another 40 feet.
Awakened State
The bonus to attack and damage rolls increases to a +2.
Additionally when the wielder hits with an attack using this
weapon, the target takes an additional 1d4 radiant damage.
As an action the wielder can cast Daylight through the great
sword as a 5th level spell.
Exalted State
The bonus to attack and damage rolls increases to a +3.
The radiant damage dealt by attacks with this weapon
increases to 1d6.
When attacking a evil nature, the sword deals an 2d6 radiant
damage.
Radiant damage from this sword cannot be reduced.
Twilight
Greatsword, legendary (requires attunement by a
Lawful Evil character)
Twilight is a demonic greatsword whose blade can best be
described as a window into space. The blade's edge is a painterly
design whose texture shifts and rotates. Moving or swinging the
blade leaves a painterly afterimage that also acts as a window
into space. While drawn, the blade is surrounded with a soft aura
that reflects its color; and white sparkles pop off the blade.
Dormant State
The wielder gains a +1 bonus to attack and damage rolls
made with this weapon.
The wielder of the greatsword gains advantage on stealth
rolls.
Awakened State
The bonus to attack and damage rolls increases to a +2.
Additionally when the wielder hits with an attack using this
weapon, the target takes an additional 1d4 necrotic damage.
As an action the wielder can cast Darkness through the great
sword as a 5th level spell.
Exalted State
The bonus to attack and damage rolls increases to a +3.
The necrotic damage dealt by attacks with this weapon
increases to 1d6.
When attacking a good nature, the sword deals an 2d6
necrotic damage.
Necrotic damage from this sword cannot be reduced.
Eternity
Greatsword, legendary (requires attunement by a
Lawful character)
Rumor has it that Twilight and Sunrise can be fused together to
create an even more powerful greatsword known as Eternity.
Dormant State
The wielder gains a +2 bonus to attack and damage rolls
made with this weapon.
The wielder of the greatsword gains advantage on stealth
rolls.
As a bonus action the wielder can light up the sword bright
light for 40 feet and dim light for another 40 feet.
The wielder of the sword also knows what time of day it is.
Awakened State
The bonus to attack and damage rolls increases to a +3.
Additionally when the wielder hits with an attack using this
weapon, the target takes an additional 1d6 radiant or
necrotic damage.
As an action the wielder can cast Daylight or Darkness
through the great sword as a 5th level spell.
Exalted State
The bonus to attack and damage rolls increases to a +4.
The radiant or necrotic damage dealt by attacks with this
weapon increases to 1d8.
When attacking a evil nature, the sword deals an 2d8 radiant
damage.
When attacking a good nature, the sword deals an 2d8
necrotic damage.
The radiant and necrotic damage from this sword cannot be
reduced.
Astralaria
Handaxe, legendary (requires attunement)
Astralaria is an iridescent axe that features the effects of stars and
constellations in the night sky seeping into the world, a rotating
armillary and a sextant with a moving arm on the pommel.
Dormant State
The wielder gains a +1 bonus to attack and damage rolls
made with this weapon. In addition, targets damaged with
this weapon take an additional 1d6 points of force damage.
Awakened State
The bonus to attack and damage rolls increases to a +2.
The handaxe has 6 charges and regains 1d4 expended
charges daily at nightfall
While holding the staff, the wielder can expend one charge to
cast moonbeam at 2nd level, DC is 15.
Exalted State
The bonus to attack and damage rolls increases to a +3.
The force damage dealt by attacks with this weapon
increases to 1d8.
When a shapechanger is struck by this weapon it instantly
reverts to its original form and can’t assume a different form
until the end of their next turn.
Chuka and Champawat
Shortbow, legendary (requires attunement)
Chuka and Champawat is a tiger-themed shortbow, sporting an
intricate design with a red and gold color scheme. The grip of the
bow is decorated by a glowing red tear-shaped orb, framed by two
symmetrically positioned rearing gilded red-eyed tigers, both
facing the outer tips of the bow. The tails of the tigers are
intertwined below the gemstone and are above the wielder's hand
when the weapon is drawn. Both upper and lower limb of the bow
are primarily covered by red, slightly curved wood ornaments,
which emit a faint black and red aura.
Dormant State
The wielder gains a +1 bonus to attack and damage rolls
made with this weapon.
The wielder also gains advantage on survival and stealth
checks in savannah and jungle areas.
Awakened State
The bonus to attack and damage rolls increases to a +2.
Additionally when the wielder hits with an attack using this
weapon, the target takes an additional 1d4 poison damage.
Once per day the wield can summon a Tiger to fight with in
battle.
Exalted State
The bonus to attack and damage rolls increases to a +3.
The poison damage dealt by attacks with this weapon
increases to 1d6.
When the wielder summons the tiger to battle it takes the
stats of a Saber-Toothed Tiger.
Eureka
Mace, legendary (requires attunement)
Eureka is an interesting mace that makes the user Brains and
Bronze stronger while at the same time making the target dumb.
Dormant State
The wielder gains a +1 bonus to attack and damage rolls
made with this weapon. In addition, targets damaged with
this weapon take an additional 1d4 points of force damage.
The wielder gains a +2 to intelligence.
Awakened State
The bonus to attack and damage rolls increases to a +2.
Whenever Eureka damages a living creature, that creature
must roll a Intelligence saving throw (DC 12). On a failed
save, Eureka drains one point from the creature's
Intelligence score and transfers it to the wielder (increasing
to a maximum of 25 Intelligence) until the next short rest or
long rest. Creatures brought to 3 or lower intelligence by this
weapon cannot cast spells.
Exalted State
The bonus to attack and damage rolls increases to a +3.
The force damage dealt by attacks with this weapon
increases to 1d6.
The DC for the saving throw increases to 14.
When the target of the attack is concentrating on a spell they
have disadvantage on maintaining it until the end of there
next turn.

The HMS Divinity
Riffle, legendary (requires attunement)
The HMS Divinity was once a great seafaring vessel, but after an
in counter with water genasi went poorly it became a riffle that
has the power of cannon behind it.
Dormant State
The HMS Divinity has a base damage of 1d12 + Dex Modifier
force damage, with a range of (200/800).
The wielder gains a +1 bonus to attack and damage rolls
made with this weapon.
The Wielder swim speed becomes the same of their races
base walking speed.
Awakened State
The bonus to attack and damage rolls increases to a +2.
When the wielder hits with an attack, they can declare a
cannon shot. The target takes an additional 8d10 force
damage, and they must make a DC 15 Constitution saving
throw or be knocked prone. They cannot use this ability
again until they finish a short rest.
Exalted State
The bonus to attack and damage rolls increases to a +3.
Additionally when the wielder hits with an attack using this
weapon, the target takes an additional 1d4 fire damage.
The wielder can use the cannon shot ability twice between
rests.
H.O.P.E.
Pistol, legendary (requires attunement)
The Highly Optimised Poison Emitter, also know as HOPE infuses
it's ammo with deadly poison.
Dormant State
HOPE has a base damage of 1d4 + Dex Modifier force
damage, with a range of (100/400).
The wielder gains a +1 bonus to attack and damage rolls
made with this weapon. Additionally when the wielder hits
with an attack using this weapon, the target takes an
additional 1d8 poison damage.
Awakened State
The bonus to attack and damage rolls increases to a +2.
The poison damage dealt by attacks with this weapon
increases to 1d10.
Whenever HOPE damages a living creature, that creature
must roll a Constitution saving throw (DC 12). On a failed
save, they become Poisoned.
Exalted State
The bonus to attack and damage rolls increases to a +3.
The poison damage dealt by attacks with this weapon
increases to 1d12.
If the target creature is poisoned they take an additional 2d6
poison damage.
Nevermore
Staff, legendary (requires attunement by a
spellcaster)
Nevermore is a rune-inscribed raven staff. While stowed, three
glowing cyan orbs float among the branches of the staff; and an
animated raven is perched on the center branch. While drawn, the
cyan orbs and raven are replaced by a spirit raven that
encompasses the staff.
Dormant State
The staff has 8 charges and regains 1d4 + 2 expended
charges daily at dawn.
While holding the staff, the wielder can expend some of its
charges to cast one of the following spells from it, using their
spell save DC and spellcasting ability:
Ray of Sickness (1 charge)
Darkness (2 charges)
Crown of Madness (2 charges)
Awakened State
The staff’s charges increase to a maximum of 12, and it
regains 1d6+2 charges at dawn daily.
The following spells to the list of spells the staff may be used
to cast are added:
Fear (3 charges)
Fly (3 charges)
Negative Energy Flood (5 charges)
Whenever a spell that deals necrotic or physic damage is cast
and the wielder rolls a 1 on a damage die, they can reroll the
die and must use the new result.
Exalted State
The staff’s charges increase to a maximum of 20, and it
regains 1d6+4 charges at dawn daily.
The following spells to the list of spells the staff may be used
to cast are added:
Harm (6 charges)
Power Word Kill (15 charges)
While holding this staff, the wielder gains a +1 bonus to spell
attack rolls, and their spell save DC increases by 1.
Sharur
Warhammer, legendary (requires attunement)
Sharur was once made by an ancient advanced sunken
civilization. During the day it has a pure white glow. While at
night the shaft's appearance has a coral looking pattern and the
hammer has become darker.
Dormant State
The wielder gains a +2 bonus to attack and damage rolls
made with this weapon.
When the wielder scores a critical hit with this weapon, the
target must succeed on a DC 15 Strength saving throw or be
knocked prone.
Awakened State
The bonus to attack and damage rolls increases to a +3.
The wielder cannot be blinded by normal means.
The wielder can cast Comprehend Languages on themselves
once per long rest.
Exalted State
The bonus to attack and damage rolls increases to a +4.
During the day the wielder can cast Daylight at 3rd level once
per long rest.
During the night the wielder can cast Darkness at 3rd level
once per long rest.
The wielder can now cast Create or Destroy Water once per
long rest.
Shining Blade
Short Sword, legendary (requires attunement)
The sword was named The Shining Blade, after the elite force that
once protect a nations royal family. However it also seems be a
weapon made to slay holy or demonic creatures.
Dormant State
The wielder gains a +1 bonus to attack and damage rolls
made with this weapon.
Once per day the wielder can cast Zone of Truth DC 13.
Awakened State
The bonus to attack and damage rolls increases to a +2.
The DC for Zone of Truth is now 15.
The base damage of the sword increases to a 1d10.
The wielder also gains True Sight to 30 feet.
Exalted State
The bonus to attack and damage rolls increases to a +3.
The DC for Zone of Truth is now 17.
While attacking any holy or demonic being the sword does
an extra 3d6 slashing damage.
Shooshadoo
Armor (shield), legendary (requires attunement by
a non-evil character)
This unusual shield is forged to look like a giant bowl that has a
spirit of a quaggan in it. Why anyone would put a quaggan spirit
in the shield is just as big of mystery as who made the shield.
Dormant State
While holding the shield, the wielder has a +1 bonus to AC.
This bonus is in addition to the shield’s normal bonus to AC.
The Quaggan spirit in the shield will translate aquan for you.
Awakened State
The bonus to AC increases to a +2.
The wielder can breath underwater.
The wielder can swim their normal walking speed
underwater.
The Quaggan spirit can ritual cast Create or Destroy Water at
1st level.
Exalted State
The bonus to AC increases to a +3.
The Quaggan spirit in the shield will warn you of danger it
sees while you sleep.
The Quaggan spirit in the shield can cast Control Water or
Watery Sphere, both with a DC 15.
The Binding of Ipos
Wondrous Item, legendary (requires attunement
by an evil spellcaster)
The Binding of Ipos is a demonic tome. The cover is aged leather
adorned with an oval frame with purple demonic runes at the
center of which is a purple eye with a yellow iris that moves
around as it observes its surroundings. On each of the four corners
of the book are decorative metallic demonic hands with three
clawed fingers and a thumb. After attunement, the wielder's right
hand becomes demonic looking.
Dormant State
While carrying the tome, you understand the abyssal
language.
If your right hand is empty, you can use action to attack with
your demonic hand. It deals 1d6 + Your Spellcasting modifier
necrotic damage.
The book has 6 charges and regains 1d4 + 1 expended
charges daily at nightfall.
While holding the book, the wielder can expend some of its
charges to cast one of the following spells from it, using their
spell save DC and spellcasting ability:
Inflict Wounds (1 charge)
Ray of Enfeeblement (2 charges)
Awakened State
The book’s charges increase to a maximum of 10, and it
regains 1d6+1 charges at nightfall.
The following spells to the list of spells the staff may be used
to cast are added:
Vampiric Touch (3 charges)
Speak with Dead (3 charges)
Shadow of Moil (4 charges)
Exalted State
The book’s charges increase to a maximum of 18, and it
regains 1d8+1 charges at nightfall.
The following spells to the list of spells the staff may be used
to cast are added:
Circle of Death (6 charges)
Finger of Death (7 charges)
While holding this book, the wielder gains a +1 bonus to
spell attack rolls, and their spell save DC increases by 1.
Your demonic hand now does 1d8 necrotic damage.

Claw of the Khan-Ur
Dagger, Legendary (requires attunement)
The Claw of the Khan-Ur is an ancient artifact of a beast like race.
It is a symbol of this races unity, signifying the last time when they
were fully united. It is an ungue, a four-bladed weapon with a
central grip, having two blades above and two blades below the
handle. The Claw's handle is made out of gold, with four gems set
at the base of each handle; red, black, gray, and gold, for each of
the children of the first Khan-Ur
Dormant State
The wielder gains a +1 bonus to attack and damage rolls
made with this weapon.
As a bonus action the wielder can attack with the underside
of the blade as an additional strike with the dagger.
Awakened State
The bonus to attack and damage rolls increases to a +2.
The daggers damage now has base damage of 1d6 rather
then 1d4. (For both sides of the blade)
Exalted State
The bonus to attack and damage rolls increases to a +3.
As an action the wielder can cast one of the following
cantrips through the dagger:
Fire Bolt (3d10 fire damage)
Minor Illusion
Primal Savagery (The dagger damage increases to
2d10 until until the end of the attack.)
Mending
Xiuquatl
Scepter, Legendary (requires attunement by a
spell caster)
Xiuquatl was crafted for an ancient civilization that worshiped
some type of flying snake deity. The scepter is made to look like a
obelisk that two snakes curl around
Exalted State
While holding the scepter, the wielder gains a +1 bonus to
spell attack roles, and their spell save DC increases by 1.
You can now cast Dragon's Breath three times per day rather
then once
When you cast Dragon's Breath it now acts as a 5th level
spell (6d6)
Pharus
Longbow, Legendary (requires attunement)
Pharus was once wielded by a power Archangel that somehow
found it way to the material plane. Some say that the same
Archangel is still waiting for the day that worthy mortal wields
the bow in battle.
Dormant State
The wielder gains a +1 bonus to attack and damage rolls
made with this weapon.
Additionally as a free action the wielder can make the
damage radiant for any non-magical arrows fired using this
weapon.
Awakened State
The bonus to attack and damage rolls increases to a +2
Non-magical arrows fired from this bow now deal 1d12
damage.
Exalted State
The bonus to attack and damage rolls increases to a +3.
Once every 7 days as an action the wielder can summon a
Deva to fight along side them in battle. The Deva will attack
any hostile target you command it to attack. Once the battle
has ended the Deva will disappear in flash of blinding white
and gold light.

Dormant State

After attunement the caster learns how to cast Find Familiar.

The Familiar takes the shape of a small flying snake, but has
the stats of an imp.
You know how to cast poison spray as an action, the DC
equals your spell DC. If you already know the cantrip the
damage increase by 1d12.
You know how to cast Fire Bolt as an action, if you already
know the cantrip the damage increase by 1d12.

Awakened State

After atunement you learn how to cast Dragon's Breath at

3rd level (4d6) on yourself once per long rest. It can only be
poison or fire, rather then the other damage types.
Exordium
Greatsword, Legendary (requires attunement)
Exordium is a mysterious blade made from a unique crystal
renaissance and magical metal blends that are not commonly
found on the material plane. Legend says it can take forms based
on its wielder's need, taking on a different Shape when when
thrown, thrusted, stabbed, or slammed into a target.

Dormant State

The wielder gains a +1 bonus to attack and damage rolls

made with this weapon.
After attunement the wielder can change the blade to any
form of two handed weapon. (It still does 2d6 worth of
damage no matter the form)
Additionally as a free action the wielder can make the blade
deal thunder damage rather then slashing.

Awakened State

The bonus to attack and damage rolls increases to a +2.

The wielder gains resistance to thunder damage.
The blade now does 3d6 worth of damage rather then 2d6.

Exalted State

The bonus to attack and damage rolls increases to a +3.

The blade now does 4d6 worth of damage rather then 3d6.
While attuned the wielder can get a +2 to their Strength or
Dexterity stats.
Legendary Armor
Metal Envoy Armor Leather Envoy Armor
Armor (Plate), Legendary (requires attunement) Armor (Studded Leather), Legendary (requires
This metallic armor never dulls, rust, and erodes, however it attunement)
always gives of a ghostly steam.
The crystal studs in the armor seem to radiate physic energy.
Dormant State While at the same time they seem to have a necrotic aura.

The wearer gains a +1 bonus to AC while wearing this armor. Dormant State
The wear has advantage on death saving throws.
The wearer gains a +1 bonus to AC while wearing this armor.
Awakened State The wear has advantage on death saving throws.

The bonus to AC from this armor increases to a +2. Awakened State

While wearing this armor all metal weapons wielded by the
The bonus to AC from this armor increases to a +2.
wear are considered magical.
When struck by a melee attack, the wearer may use their
Exalted State reaction to cause the attacker to suffer 1d6 points of magical
piercing damage.
The bonus to AC from this armor increases to a +3.
The wear gains resistance to bludgeoning, piercing and Exalted State
slashing damage.
The bonus to AC from this armor increases to a +3.
The wear gains resistance to physic damage.
Scaled Envoy Armor
Armor (Scale Mail), Legendary (requires
attunement)
The scales of this armor seem to be made from a long dead
ancient powerful Dracolich. .

Dormant State

The wearer gains a +1 bonus to AC while wearing this armor.

The wear has advantage on death saving throws.

Awakened State

The bonus to AC from this armor increases to a +2.

The armor doesn't cause disadvantage on stealth checks.
The wear gains immunity to being Feared.

Exalted State

The bonus to AC from this armor increases to a +3.

As an action the wear can use Frightful Presence like a
Dragon, DC 18 Wisdom saving throw.
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Ad Infinitum
Wondrous Item (Wings), Legendary (requires
attunement)
While stowed the wings look like a the hilts of two long swords
sticking out of the wears back. They expand into a metal claw
wings that don't attach to one another, rather they float in a wing
like pattern.
Dormant State
As an action the wearer can activate the wings, giving them a
fly speed of half there walking speed.
The wearer also gains a +1 in intelligence.
Awakened State
Now the wearer can activate the wings as a bonus action, and
their fly speed is the same their walking speed.
While flying the wearer doesn't provoke an opportunity
attack.
Exalted State
Now the wearer can activate the wings as a reaction, and
their fly speed is double their walking speed.
While the wings are active, you may use your bonus action to
slash at a target dealing 2d6 + dexterity modifier slashing
damage. You are considered proficient with this Dex based
attack.
The Ascension
Wondrous Item (Wings), Legendary (requires
attunement)
These bird like wings are made of a fine enchanted gold and glass.
These wings fold in a way that makes them look a shield on the
wears back.
Warbringer
Wondrous Item (Back), Legendary (requires
attunement)
This back item was once worn by a great commander. Upon the
commander's death he or she reviled that the pack was the reason
they were a good commander.
Dormant State
The wearer can store up to five weapons on the pack the can
be grabbed as bonus action.
The wearer also gains a +1 in strength and dexterity.
While wearing this pack the wearer learns how to speck
telepathically with their allies, as long as they are with in
sight.
Awakened State
The wear gains resistance to fire damage.
The wear has advantage on all intimidation checks.
As a bonus action the wear can command any ally they can
see to use their reaction to make another attack.
Exalted State
The wearer gains a fly speed of 30 feet.
If the wearer is knocked unconscious by an attack or spell, a
blast of healing flame surrounds them. The wearer
immediately regains 5 hit points and is lifted to their feet. All
enemy creatures within 10 feet of the wearer must make a
Dex saving throw DC 18. They suffer 6d6 fire damage (half if
succeeded) . The wearer cannot use this ability again until
they finish a long rest.

Dormant State

As an action the wearer can expand the wings, giving you the
affect of spell Feather Fall.
The wearer also gains a +1 in charisma.

Awakened State

Now the wearer can expand the wings as a bonus action, and
they have a fly speed equal to half their walking speed.
The wearer has advantage on all Persuasion checks.

Exalted State

Now the wearer can activate the wings as a reaction, and

their fly speed is the same as their walking speed.
The wearer gains resistance to radiant damage.

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Legendary Trinkets
Aurora
Wondrous Item, Legendary (requires attunement)
After attunement this item will take the shape of a golden amulet,
ring or another type of wearable trinket. No matter what form it
takes it always has four small pearls depicted in the center.
Dormant State
One of the small orbs on the trinket projects a celestial body
giving you a +1 to any stat of your choice.
You always know what plane of existence you are in.
Awakened State
Another orb activates giving you another +1 to any stat of
your choice.
You can cast misty step a number of times equal to your
intelligence modifier (minimum of 1, maximum of 5) per
long rest.
Exalted State
The other two orbs activate giving you a total of four +1 to
any stat of your choice.
You learn how to cast plane shift once per long rest.
Vision
Wondrous Item, Legendary (requires attunement)
After attunement this item will take the shape of a orange amulet,
ring or another type of wearable trinket. No matter what form it
takes it always has six side star with an eye in the center.
Dormant State
Once attuned the wearer gains advantage to all perception
checks.
The wear also gains Superior Darkvision, a range of 120 feet.
Awakened State
The wearer gains a +1 to all To Hit rolls.
The wearer gains Blindsight to 120 feet.
Exalted State
The wear can cast the Scrying spell through the trinket once
a day, the spell has a DC of 17.
The wearer gains True sight to 60 feet.

Coalescence
Wondrous Item, Legendary (requires attunement)
Not much is known about this legendary item besides that after
attunement, this item will take the shape of a amulet, ring or
another type of wearable trinket. No matter what form it takes it
has a blood red ruby that seems to burn a chafe any skin as it
writhes on your body, furiously hissing.

Dormant State

You become proficient in intimidation, if you are already

proficient you may double your proficiency bonus.
While wearing it, you can rage like a Barbarian once per day.
This rage can last a maximum of 1 minute.

Awakened State

While you are raging a fourth of the damage you deal regain
as hit points
Your eyes always have a red hue to them.

Exalted State

You can now rage like a Barbarian twice per day. These rages
have no longer have a time limit.
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