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 New Damage Type and
New Condition
New Damage Type: New Condition:
Blood Hemophilia

• You take double damage from any damage

When a creature is subjected to blood damage, it
takes necrotic or poison damage, whichever is more
harmful to the creature. For example, if a creature has
resistance to necrotic damage but has no resistance or
vulnerability to poison damage, blood damage deals
poison damage to that creature. However, if a creature
has resistance to both damage types, vulnerability to
both damage types, or has neither for both damage
types, you can choose the type of damage dealt yourself.
originating from blood damage. However, if you are
already vulnerable to the damage type, the damage
is not multiplied by two.
• The Wisdom (Medicine) check to stabilize you is
increased to 15. Any effect that would normally
stabilize you gives you advantage on the next death
saving throw you make until the end of your next
turn.

Bloodwork Weapons
Bloodwork weapons are the marvels of the latest bloodwork technology. They use blood cartridges to react with
the angst within the weapon to fuel their heavy projectiles to tremendous velocities, letting the weapon hit with
an impact greater than even that of heavy crossbows. The same technology has also provided the means for
bloodwork throwables, creating grenades that are more lethal than alchemist’s fire and other things that were
used before.

Bloodwork Ranged Weapons

Name Cost Damage Weight Properties

Bloodwork Ranged Weapons

Pistol 2000 KF/CS 1d8 piercing 2.5 lbs Ammunition (Range 30/90), blood
cartridge, reloading 6, light
Ammo, pistol (6) 70 KF/CS
Blunderbuss 4500 KF/CS Special (see 10 lbs Special (see ammo), blood cartridge
ammo)

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 Slug ammo, blunderbuss 20 KF/CS 3d6 piercing Ammunition (Range 30/120), heavy,
loading, two-handed
Buckshot ammo, 50 KF/CS 1d6 piercing Ammunition (Area 15 ft cone, DC =
blunderbuss 8 + your Dexterity modifier + your
proficiency bonus), heavy, loading,
two-handed
Repeater Rifle 4000 KF/CS 1d10 piercing 8 lbs Ammunition (Range 60/300), blood
cartridge, heavy, reloading 6, two-
handed
Ammo, repeater rifle (6) 100 KF/CS
Sniper Rifle 5000 KF/CS 2d8 piercing 12 lbs Ammunition (Range 250/600), blood
cartridge, heavy, loading, two-handed
Ammo, sniper rifle (5) 200 KF/CS
Bloodwork Grenade 600 KF/CS Special 1 lb Consumable, Special (see description)

Blood Cartridge 10 KF/CS Special (see description)

Weapon Descriptions

Bloodwork weapons are quite different from the regular weapons of the realm, and they look and
work differently from any bow or crossbow. The descriptions of these weapons are given below:

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 Pistol. Pistols are metal constructs that fit on top of
a wooden grip. They have an angst buried within their
pistol grip, and a revolving mechanism that carries 6
ammunition in its chambers and a blood cartridge in
the middle. Once inserted, the blood cartridge fills each
chamber with blood, ready to be shot.
Blunderbuss. Blunderbusses look like longer and
wider-bore versions of pistols but they work quite
differently and without a revolver. The ammunition
is dropped into the barrel rather than loaded, and
then it is briefly compressed with a loading stick. Once
loaded and triggered, the angst touches the barrel and
the reaction shoots the projectile(s) that is within the
barrel.
Repeater Rifle. Repeater rifles have the barrel of
a pistol but they are much longer and do not have a
revolver system attached. Rather, they have a special
inner mechanism that holds a stack of 6 ammunition,
loaded from the upper part of the metal section. The
blood cartridge loaded from the back of the metal part
creates a reaction with the angst when triggered, and
the bullet is shot. The most important property of
the repeater is that by pushing the metal lever that is
located under the trigger, it loads the following bullet
into the chamber.
Sniper Rifle. Sniper rifles are very long and heavy
rifles with a scope that is almost as long as the barrel
itself. They contain a single ammunition in their metal
chamber at a time, and a whole blood cartridge is
required to shoot each bullet. Although less efficient,
this lets the rifle shoot much heavier bullets with
tremendous speed, proving their impact to be deadly
indeed.
Syringe Pistol. These pistols shoot syringes instead
of bullets or other types of ammunition. They have a
special pipe design that enables the syringes taken from
the clip to be transferred to the barrel.
Syringe Rifle. Syringe rifles work with the same
principle syringe pistols do, but they are heavier and
have longer barrels.
Weapon Properties
Consumable. This weapon is single-use and is
consumed when used.
Blood Cartridge. All bloodwork weapons require a
blood cartridge to activate the angst and work. Any
weapon with the reloading property needs their blood
cartridge changed in each reload. For the loading
weapons, the energy required for the projectile to be
shot is too large that they need a new blood cartridge in
each loading. A blood cartridge holds 2 hit points worth
of blood, changing the blood cartridge is done as a part
of the reloading or loading, depending on the weapon.
Reloading X. Weapons that have this trait need to be
reloaded after their magazines are empty. The number
after the word resembles how many attacks can be
done with the weapon before it needs to be reloaded.
Reloading a weapon takes an action.
Bloodwork Grenades
Bloodwork grenades are two-chamber metal pots.
They use a coin-sized angst and a blood cartridge in
their core chamber to burst and propel their material
in the surrounding chamber, consuming the item.
As an action, you can throw a bloodwork grenade up
to 20 feet, exploding on impact. Any creature within
10 feet of the area of impact must make a Dexterity
saving throw (DC = 8 + your Dexterity modifier + your
proficiency bonus), andare affected in a certain way
according to the property of the grenade as shown:
Flak. On a failed save, a creature takes 4d4
bludgeoning damage and is knocked prone. On a
successful save, the damage is halved, and the creature
is not knocked prone.
Fire. On a failed save, a creature takes 4d4 fire
damage and is set ablaze. On a successful save, the
damage is halved and the creature does not burn. A
burning creature takes 1d4 fire damage at the start of
each of its turns. A creature can stop burning by using
its action to extinguish the flames.
Flash. On a failed save, a creature is blinded and
deafened for 1 minute. On a successful save, it is only
blinded or deafened until the end of its next turn. A
creature can make a DC 12 Constitution saving throw at
the start of each of its turns to end the effect on itself
on a success.
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 heritages (Races)
Sentient Bloodwork
Automaton
Many people think that death is the end, but it is a
fresh start for bloodwork automatons. Bloodwork
automatons are constructs given life by and fueled by
the blood of the deceased people of Tolia. Some of them
are unintelligent constructs, however some of them are
no different from Tolia’s other residents. You are the
latter.
Bloodwork automatons are mostly created by the
Kanrath and Cyherested governments. However, the
state is not the only entity that can have an automaton.
The nobility and the wealthy have also been known to
have their own, and extremely talented scavengers, or
mad scientists can build them as well, with relatively
limited resources.
consideration. However, these automatons’ role in
society are of the utmost importance. They make
the lives of many better thanks to their amplified
bodies and unnatural endurance. There are bloodwork
automatons who’ve made a name for themselves, and
become respected individuals in society, though one
does not happen upon a bloodwork automaton of great
repute every day.
Sentient Bloodwork Automaton
Traits
Being a construct of blood provides you the following
features.
Ability Score Increase. Your Constitution score
increases by 2.
Age. You die when your body ceases to function. You

Origins of a Bloodwork Automaton

Whether you were the lowest of the low or the highest

of the high, a criminal or a hero, your blood now gives
life to a whole new existence. Who you were is no
longer important. Welcome to the fascinating world of
bloodwork science.

Looks of a Bloodwork Automaton

Bloodwork automatons are genderless, their bodies may

resemble a woman’s, or a man’s; both or neither. Their
bodies are made of strong metals, and decorated with
various designs, fitting the taste of their creators.

Bloodwork Automatons in Society

The common folk of Tolia do not take too kindly to

bloodwork automatons. In general, they are deemed
heartless machines, constructs that are only good for
following orders and that cannot think for themselves,
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have no average lifespan. You do not age. However,
your body slowly loses its functions if you do not treat
it carefully. Once every year, you have to make sure
that you see a technician and pay them 1000 KF to make
the necessary repairs. Otherwise you suffer 1 level of
exhaustion until you get them done.
Alignment. All bloodwork automatons think for
themselves, and can vary greatly in principle and deed.
They thus can be of any alignment.
Size. Bloodwork automatons stand at 5 to 6 feet tall
and average between 300 to 500 pounds. Your size is
Medium.
Speed. Your base walking speed is 30 feet.
Darkvision. You can see in dim light within 60 feet
of you as if it were bright light, and in darkness as if it
were dim light. You can’t discern color in darkness, only
shades of gray.
Type. You are a construct.
Automaton Health. Since you are a special type of
construct, you regain 1 hit point when you are targeted
by the mending spell.
Automaton Nature. Your body is made of metal, and
you have no organs within. This nature grants you the
following benefits.
• You have advantage on saving throws against
disease and being poisoned, and you have
resistance to poison damage. Your body may be
endurant against disease and poison, but you still
function with blood.
• You don’t need to eat, drink, or breathe.
• You don’t need to sleep, and magic can’t put you
to sleep. You can finish a long rest in 4 hours if you
spend those hours in an inactive state.
• You can’t wear armor on your body. However, your
construct body provides you a certain amount of
protection, which is given in each subrace.
Fueled by Blood. Although you do not need to eat or
drink, your body requires a certain amount of blood to
function effectively. Once per week, you have to refill
the blood tanks within your body with an amount of
blood worth 5 KF for each level you have. Otherwise,
you starve.
Purpose of Creation. Since you are created for a
specific purpose, you gain proficiency in a skill of your
choice, which is actually the choice of your creator.
Languages. You can speak, read, and write Common
and one another language that your creator wants you
to know.
Subrace. Three main bloodwork automaton subraces
can be found in Tolia: Scribe, Slayer, andVanguard.
Scribe Automaton
As a scribe automaton, you are designed to memorize,
to keep records, do calculations, and other kinds of
scribing work.
Ability Score Increase. Your Intelligence score
increases by 2.
Extra Intelligent. You gain proficiency in a skill of
your choice, and you can speak, read, and write one
other language of your choice.
Lightly Armored Body. Your body provides you with
an AC of 12 + your Dexterity modifier (a minimum of 12
AC).
Slayer Automaton
As a slayer automaton, you are designed to destroy
your enemies. Your physical prowess can best even the
greatest of athletes.
Ability Score Increase. One of the following ability
scores of your choice increases by 1: Strength or
Dexterity.
Extra Efficiency Protocol. You can take a bonus action
to activate the Extra Efficiency Protocol. Once you do,
the blood inside your body is used extra effectively for
1 minute, granting you extra power. For the duration,
your successful weapon attacks deal an extra 1d4
damage of the weapon’s damage type.
Once you use this feature, you must finish a short or
long rest to use it again.
Moderately Armored Body. Your body provides you
with an AC of 14 + your Dexterity modifier (a minimum
of 14 AC).
Vanguard Automaton
Ability Score Increase. Your Constitution score
increases by another 1.
Heavily Armored Body. Your body provides you with
an AC of 16 + your Dexterity modifier (a minimum of
16 AC). However, you have disadvantage on Dexterity
(Stealth) checks.
Vanguard Protocol. You can take a bonus action to
activate the Vanguard Protocol. For 1 minute, whenever
a creature within 5 feet of you takes damage as a result
of an attack, you can use your reaction to take damage
instead.
Once you use this feature, you must finish a long rest
to use it again.
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Crimson Template
Life is a river and blood is what flows within. It
separates into branches that reach us all, sustaining
our lives. Although most of these streams flow steadily
in peace, some of them are more violent and powerful.
Crimsons are those fed by these violent streams, and
they are born with the mark of blood. They have
crimson eyes and their hair is white. Some say that they
are cursed and destined to bring about disasters, others
say they are gifted and destined for greatness, yet the
truth about this remains a mystery. What is certain is
their cold, emotionless hunger for blood.
This template can be chosen by anyone. Characters
with this template have crimson eyes and white hair
(if they have hair) no matter what their original race
entails. When you choose this template, you gain the
following features.
this way at a time.
Each time you come back from the dead using this
feature, you move closer to death, which means 1 less
failure is required for you to die. You can respawn up to
3 times thanks to this feature. If you drop to 0 hit points
after your 3rd return, you die without making any
death saving throws.
If you are brought back to life by a spell or another
effect, these three chances are not restored, even if the
effect restores your missing limbs or removes all your
diseases.
Invoke the Power Within
As a creature who has a special bond with blood, you
know how to invoke the potential lurking in the veins
of others.
As an action, you can perform a unique action to
awaken this power within the blood of the creatures

Vampiric Nature

Your type does not change, but you do not require

air, food, or drink. However, you still need to sleep,
and you must consume an amount of fresh blood each
day or you suffer from hunger (see below). Blood only
remains fresh for 1 minute once it’s outside the body.
The amount of blood you should consume decreases the
hit point maximum of the creature whose blood you
drink by 5. This reduction lasts until the target finishes
a short or long rest.
At the end of each day you suffer from hunger, you
must succeed on a Constitution saving throw or gain
a level of exhaustion. The DC of the saving throw
equals 13 on the first day you suffer from hunger, and
increases by 2 each consecutive day

Crimson Destiny

You are destined, either to do great things or to bring

about disasters. It all depends on your actions. However,
your life shall not end before you do one or the other.
Each time you die, you return from the dead 1d4
hours later. You can choose to reappear at the place you
died or in a place you marked. You can mark a place
by leaving an amount of your blood in a jar, which is
equal to an amount of blood that reduces your hit point
maximum by 5. You can only have one place marked in

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around you. This unique action can be a war cry, a
specific hand gesture, a motivational speech, dancing,
or anything else of your choice, so long as the Gm
approves. As a result of this action, allies within 30 feet
of you that can hear or see you gaina +1 bonus to ability
checks, attack rolls, or saving throws (one of your
choice) for 1 minute.
Once you use this feature, you must finish a long rest
to use it again.
Kanrath Vampire
Template
Vampires of Kanrath are the descendants of the first
vampire known as the Founder. They are the proud
citizens of Kanrath, ruling and preying on mortal
citizens to feed on their precious blood. Such a
vampire took a shine to you in their own horrific way
and decided to make you their vampire child, their
apprentice. Said vampire bit you and drained all your
blood. You might have been a willing prey, or this
fate might have been forced upon you. Once you were
exsanguinated, your killer fed your corpse their own
blood and you rose as one of them; a vampire. Now, you
have responsibilities you must fulfill for your undead
master and for the crimson city.
This template is applied to humanoid creatures that
are transformed into vampires. Characters with this
template have pale skin, a cold aura, and vampire fangs.
When you take this template, you gain the following
features.
Ability Score Decrease
The gruesome process of transforming into a vampire
takes its toll on the mind. Your Wisdom score decreases
by 2.
Alien Physiology
When you become a vampire, you trade a portion of
your life force for vampiric abilities. When you reach
3rd, 6th, 9th, 12th, 15th, and 18th levels, you don’t get
an additional Hit Die and don’t add your Constitution
modifier to your hit point maximum. If you have
already taken these benefits, you lose them once you
become a vampire.
Blood Hunger
Your hunger is eternal and you need to feed in order to
sate it and regain hit points. You can’t spend hit dice to
restore hit points and you don’t regain hit points after
finishing a long rest.
Founder’s Legacy
Your type becomes undead. You do not require air,
food, or drink. You don’t need sleep, and magic can’t
put you to sleep. You can finish a long rest in 4 hours if
you spend those hours meditating.
You also acquire the following features:
Bite. As an action, you can bite a willing creature or
a creature that is grappled by you, incapacitated, or
restrained. The bite deals piercing damage equal to 1d6
+ your Strength modifier plus 2d6 necrotic damage. The
target’s hit point maximum is reduced by an amount
equal to the necrotic damage taken, and you regain hit
points equal to that amount. The reduction lasts until
the target finishes a long rest.
Also, when you drink a number of hit points worth of
blood, you regain the same number of hit points. You
can drink up to 12 hit points worth of blood in a turn.
Charm. You can cast the charm person spell using
Charisma as your spellcasting ability. Once you do, you
must finish a short or long rest to do so again. Creatures
befriended in this way are willing targets for your bite
attack.
Darkvision. You can see in dim light within 120 feet
of you as if it were bright light, and in darkness as if it
were dim light. You can’t discern color in darkness, only
shades of gray.
Immortality. You stop aging after turning into a
vampire, you can’t be aged by magical means, and you
can’t die of old age.
Regeneration. You gain this feature when you reach
11th level. You regain 5 hit points at the start of each
of your turns if you have at least 1 hit point and aren’t
in sunlight. If you take radiant damage or damage from
holy water, this trait doesn’t function at the start of
your next turn. Also, if you drop to 0 hit points, you
don’t make death saving throws; you instead regain 1
hit point at the end of your third round.
Spider Climb. You can climb difficult surfaces,
including upside down on ceilings, without needing to
make an ability check.
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Kanrath Armory
When you are turned, your master is obliged to gift you
a weapon, armor, or a shield called the Kanrath Armory
(p.136). You choose which of these items your master
gives you as a sign of your superiority over the mortal
citizens of Kanrath.
If you’re not carrying at least one of the Kanrath
Armory items, you have disadvantage on Charisma
related checks made against other Kanrath vampires.
Resilient Body
You gain resistance to necrotic damage at 1st level,
poison damage at 3rd level, and cold damage at 5th
level.
When you reach 11th level, you have immunity to
bludgeoning, piercing, and slashing damage from
nonmagical attacks that aren’t silvered.
Starting at 15th level, when you fail a saving throw,
you can choose to succeed instead. Once you use this
feature, you must finish a long rest to use it again.
Vampire Weaknesses
You gain the following flaws when you turn:
Forbiddance. You can’t enter a residence without an
invitation from one of the occupants.
Silver Stake to the Heart. If a silvered piercing silver
weapon is driven into your heart while you have 0 hit
points, you die.
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Sunlight Hypersensitivity. You take 20 radiant damage
when you start your turn in sunlight. While in sunlight,
you have disadvantage on attack rolls and ability
checks.
Kanrath Nobility
If you have more than 13 vampire children
(transformed into vampires by you) or if you are a
member of a noble house, you have the chance of
becoming nobility. To seize this opportunity, you must
prove your worth to the nobility and the royalty. How
you prove your worth is determined at your GM’s
discretion.
If you are ennobled by royalty, you undergo a ritual
attended by a member of royalty and a member from
each noble house. The member of royalty bestows you
with a drop of their blood and with it, you taste true
power.
You gain a unique supernatural ability related to your
character and society’s view of you. You should decide
on this feature together with your GM and both of you
should approve it. There are some examples of such
powers in Kanrath Vampire (p.136).
If you are not a member of a noble house when you
gain the chance of becoming nobility, gaining the
powers of a noble vampire, you have the right to form
a new noble house. If you do so, your vampire children
also become a member of your noble house. However,
they do not gain the unique power you’ve obtained
when you become a noble vampire.
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Also, while red raging, the first successful weapon
Barbarian Paths attack you make on each of your turns deals an extra
1d6 damage of the weapon’s damage type. Starting at
10th level, you deal this extra damage on each of your
successful attacks while red raging.

The Crimson Path Sense of the Wilderness

Starting at 6th level, the Crimson Path enhances your
When anger fills the very being of a barbarian, it is said senses as you are the apex predator of the wilds of
that they become unstoppable. However, the barbarians Tolia. You have blindsight out to a range of 10 feet,
who walk the Crimson Path change into something else. but you can only sense creatures with blood using this
Their emotions turn to hunger and their rage becomes sense, nothing else. This range increases by 20 feet
a need to spill blood. To be able to walk the Crimson while raging.
Path, you must be chosen by another barbarian of If you already have blindsight, its range increases by
the Crimson Path. Once these barbarians prove their 10 feet to sense creatures with blood.
worth, they are able to channel their ferocious rage in a
different manner, which was named the “Red Rage” by
the people of Tolia.
Most barbarians who walk the Crimson Path live
outside of the cities of Tolia, in the wilderness.
However, they can also be found in cities.

Ancient Monster
The barbarians who walk this path believe the true
potential of one’s blood can be unlocked by losing
themselves in a state of rage until they become the most
ferocious of predators. However, not every barbarian
in the wild can follow the Crimson Path. It is believed
that barbarians who walk the Crimson Path carry the
blood of an ancient monster in their veins. Some say
the ancient monster is a blood dragon, some say it was a
giant of a race that is now extinct, and others say it’s an
elder vampire.

Red Rage
When you choose this path at 3rd level, your rage is
twisted into something else. When you rage, you can
choose to enter Red Rage. If you do, your blood rushes
through your veins, reaches your eyes, and turns them
blood red. Your muscles grow and red veins pop out
of them. In addition to the bonuses already provided
by the Rage feature, you gain immunity to poison
damage and you cannot be blinded, charmed, deafened,
frightened, petrified, poisoned, or stunned.

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Blood Fueled
Also at the 6th level, you can choose to absorb the
blood of your enemies while red raging. When you
deal damage to a creature that has blood with a melee
attack, you can regain hit points equal to half of the
damage you dealt.
Once you use this feature, you must finish a short or
long rest to use it again.
Strength of the Monster
Beginning at 10th level, your muscles are filled with
ancient blood while red raging. Your carrying capacity
(including maximum load and maximum lift) is doubled.
Also, you can throw any weapon of your size as if it
has the thrown property. The throwing range of such
weapons is 30 feet.
Trained Bloodsinger
When you join the College of Bloodsinging at 3rd level,
you either gain proficiency with medium armor and a
martial weapon of your choice that deals piercing or
slashing damage, or learn two necromancy cantrips of
your choice from any spell list. These cantrips count as
bard cantrips for you.
Bloodsinging
At 3rd level, your performance can invoke the power
within others’ blood. If a creature has a Bardic
Inspiration die from you and makes a successful spell or
weapon attack, the creature can roll one of its own Hit
Dice, spending it, and add the result to the damage of
the attack. This Hit Dice counts against the maximum
number of Hit Dice that the creature can spend.

Crimson Monster
Beginning at 14th level, your body completes its
transformation as you continue to walk the ancient
Crimson Path. While red raging, your body grows and
becomes a little hunched. Also, your fingernails turn
into bloodied claws and your teeth look more like fangs.
Your size increases by one category. Owing to your
claws, you have a climbing speed of 20 feet. In addition,
while you are not holding anything, you can use your
claws as a weapon with which you are proficient. A
successful claw attack deals 2d6 slashing damage plus
2d6 blood damage.

Bardic Colleges

College of Bloodsinging

Bards of the College of Bloodsinging create macabre

pieces of art that can slow down or speed up the flow of
blood in others’ veins. Known as the Bloodsingers, these
bards perform the art of necromantic magic and mimic
the necrotic melodies of blood flowing through the
veins. They are also capable of using weapons to shed
blood.

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Blood Macabre
Starting at 6th level, you can perform the art of life and
death. As a bonus action, you can start playing a melody
or performing another form of art that is specific to
Bloodsingers. When you start to perform, you choose
one ally and one other creature, both of whom are able
to hear or see you, and both of whom are within 60 feet
of you. Until the end of their next turn, the chosen ally
has advantage on death saving throws, and the chosen
creature takes 1d4 necrotic damage for each type of
action it takes. For example, such a creature takes 3d4
necrotic damage if it takes an action, a bonus action,
and a reaction, or 2d4 if it takes two of these actions.
Once you start performing the Blood Macabre, you
can keep performing by spending your bonus action
on consecutive turns, for up to 1 minute. This requires
concentration as if concentrating on a spell. Also, you
can choose different targets at the start of each of your
turns.
You can use this feature a number of times equal
to your Charisma modifier (a minimum of once). You
regain all expended uses when you finish a long rest.
Bonus Proficiencies
When you choose this archetype at 3rd level, you
gain proficiency in two of the following skills of your
choice: History, Insight, Investigation, or Religion. You
also become proficient with a martial weapon of your
choice.
Weapon of the Oppressed
Starting at 3rd level, you help the masses deliver the
vengeance of the oppressed. As an action, you can
choose a number of creatures up to your Charisma
modifier (a minimum of one creature) that can see or
hear you within 60 feet of you. Your and the chosen
creatures’ weapon attacks deal an extra 1d4 thunder
damage for 1 minute.
If a chosen creature also has a Bardic Inspiration die
from you, this damage increases to 1d8.
This damage increases to 1d6 at 10th level, and to
1d10 if the creature has a Bardic Inspiration die from
you.
You can use this feature a number of times equal to

Master Bloodsinger
Starting at 14th level, you perfect the art of
bloodsinging. Either you choose a type of weapon
that you are proficient with and have advantage on
attack rolls made with it, or you learn one 1st level
necromancy spell of your choice from any spell list,
which counts as a bard cantrip for you. If you want to
cast it at a higher level, you must expend a spell slot of
the higher level.

College of the Oppressed

The bards of the College of the Oppressed see

performance as a means to an end, a way of educating
the community by encouraging them to analyze the
situation they are in, to ask questions and to devise the
answers to those questions; unmasking the realities
of oppression. Born out of the injustice all over Tolia,
bards of this college open the eyes of those around
them to the grim realities of their society, thereby
seeking to abolish the injustices therein through each
performance. They see knowledge as power, equip
themselves accordingly, and try to encourage those
around them to seek knowledge and find salvation on
their own.

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your proficiency bonus. You regain all expended uses
when you finish a long rest.
Spectactor
You believe all the world’s a stage, and all people within
are both the performers and the spectators; “spect-
actors” if you will. As such, you develop a keen sense of
perception, and are more aware of your surroundings.
At 3rd level, you gain proficiency in the Perception
and Performance skills. If you are already proficient,
your proficiency bonus is doubled for these checks.
Text Out of Context
Starting at 6th level, your performances have the ability
to make crowds think, open their eyes to the truth,
and encourage them to shed the chains that bind them
by using contrast as a tool. You can sing a song with a
cheerful melody and sorrowful lyrics, speak a riddle
with the rhythm of a nursery rhyme that displays the
hypocrisy of the upper classes, or do anything else that
provides a contrast in your performance that fits your
character and the situation.
When using Bardic Inspiration, you can choose two
creatures using your bonus action, instead of one. Each
of them gains one Bardic Inspiration die. You must
expend two uses of Bardic Inspiration to choose two
creatures at once.
In addition, when a creature gains one of your
Inspiration dice, it cannot be charmed, frightened,
grappled or restrained until the end of its next turn. If it
is already charmed, frightened, grappled or restrained,
the condition on it ends.
Once you use this feature, you cannot do so again
until you finish a short or long rest.
Determination of the Fallen
Also starting at 6th level, you regain one use of your
Bardic Inspiration whenever one of your allies falls
unconscious within 60 feet of you as a result of an
enemy attack.
Voice of the Oppressed
At 14th level, you truly become the voice of the people,
inspiring the masses wherever you go, opening their
eyes to the absurdities of injustice. As such, you show
the people their power, giving them courage and
revitalizing them.
Starting at 14th level, you can use your bonus action
to perform an improvised song, a riddle, or a poem.
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Attacks against friendly creatures within 60 feet of
you that can hear you are made with disadvantage for
1 minute. Additionally, five friendly creatures of your
choice that can hear you in a 60-foot radius regain 1d8
hit points through the power of your performance.
You can use this feature a number of times equal to
your proficiency bonus. You regain all expended uses
when you finish a long rest.
Divine Domains
Sanguine Domain
Clerics of the Sanguine Domain focus on preserving
their own blood as well as the blood of their allies, and
create crimson rivers out of the blood of their enemies.
Blood is sacred for these clerics, and heretics are not
worthy to carry blood’s greatest gift: life.
Sanguine Domain Spells
Cleric Level Spells
1st false life, inflict wounds
3rd enlarge/reduce, lesser restoration
5th bestow curse, vampiric touch
7th blight, death ward
9th contagion, raise dead
Bonus Proficiency
When you choose this domain at 1st level, you gain
proficiency with martial weapons.
Sanguine Strike
Starting at 1st level, once on each of your turns, when
you deal damage to a creature with a spell or weapon
attack, you can choose to deal an extra 1d6 blood
damage to it. Spells and weapons used in these attacks
are shrouded in a blood-red mist.
Also, if the target is not an undead or a construct, you
can choose to make it bleed. When you do so, the target
takes 1 necrotic damage at the end of each of its turns
for 1 minute. If the target or another creature uses its
action to make a successful DC 13 Wisdom (Medicine)
check, the bleeding stops. You can use this feature a
number of times equal to your Wisdom modifier (a
minimum of once). You regain all expended uses when
you finish a long rest.
Channel Divinity: Sanguine
Rage
Starting at 2nd level, you can use your Channel Divinity
to invoke the power within others’ blood.
As an action, you present your holy symbol. Allies
within 30 feet of you can use their reaction to move
up to half their speed and make a weapon attack, or to
move up to their speed. This movement does not count
against an ally’s movement in a turn.
Preserve Blood
Starting at 6th level, when you or a creature within 30
feet of you takes damage, you can use your reaction to
grant resistance to the creature against the damage.
Improved Sanguine Strike
At 8th level, the damage you deal with the Sanguine
Strike feature increases to 2d6. Additionally, if you
make a creature bleed with the Sanguine Strike feature,
you drain its physical strength, reducing its speed by 5
feet until the bleeding stops.
Sanguine Caller
At 17th level, you learn how to awaken spilled blood.
When a creature with blood within 60 feet of you loses
at least 20 hit points in a single attack, you can use your
reaction to transform the blood spilled into a sanguine
elemental (p.136). The elemental’s current hit points
are equal to the damage that spilled the blood.
The sanguine elemental takes its turn immediately
after yours. It obeys your mental commands (no action
required by you). The only action it can take is the
Attack action.
Once you create a sanguine elemental in this way,
and when a creature with blood within 30 feet of
the elemental and that is within 60 feet of you loses
hit points, you can use your reaction to increase the
current hit points of the elemental in the amount of
the damage dealt, until the elemental is at its hit point
maximum.
The elemental remains for 1 hour, until you dismiss
it (no action required by you), or until it drops to 0 hit
points.
Once you use this feature, you must finish a short or
long rest to use it again.
Druid Circles
Circle of Bloodthorn
Druids of the Circle of Bloodthorn value blood, and
think that the blood-drinking side of nature is the most
beautiful. They let the bloodthorn, a vine plant that
feeds on blood, grow over their body and feed them
with their own blood. For these druids, blood must not
be spilled unnecessarily and the blood of the dead must
be used to create new life.
Circle Spells
Your connection to blood and power over thorns let you
cast a variety of mostly harmful spells. At 3rd, 5th, 7th,
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and 9th level, you gain access to circle spells.
Once you gain access to a circle spell, you always have
Bloodthorn
it prepared, and it doesn’t count against the number of Starting at 2nd level, thorns and vines start to grow
spells you can prepare each day. If you gain access to a all over your body, feeding on your blood. As a bonus
spell that doesn’t appear on the druid spell list, the spell action on each of your turns, you can make a melee
is nonetheless a druid spell for you. spell attack against a creature within 5 feet of you. The
attack deals 1d4 blood damage on a hit.
This damage increases when you reach certain levels
Druid Level Spells in this class: at 6th (d6), at 10th (d8), at 14th (d10).
2nd entangle, thorngrasp*
3rd Tolia’s mercy*, watch the flow* Thorn Camouflage
5th bestow curse, blood leech* Also starting at 2nd level, you have advantage on
Dexterity (Stealth) checks you make while in forests and
7th compulsion, false might* swamps.
9th hold monster, insect plague
Thornshield
Also at 2nd level, you can use the thorns and vines
covering your body to protect yourself from harm.
When a creature makes a spell or weapon attack against
you, you can use your reaction to create a shield of
thorns and vines, increasing your AC by 2 against the
incoming attack.
You can use this feature for a number of times equal
to your Wisdom modifier (minimum of once). You
regain all expended uses when you finish a long rest.

Shepherd of the Bloodthorn

At 6th level, you gain the ability to animate thorns and
vines growing on your body as an action, creating a
bloodthorn (p. 136). It remains animated for 1 hour,
after which time it collapses and dies.
The bloodthorn’s turn comes immediately after
yours. It obeys your mental commands (no action
required by you), and the only action it can take is the
Attack action, making one melee attack.
You can use this feature a number of times equal to
your Wisdom modifier (minimum of once), and you
regain all expended uses of it when you finish a long
rest.

Entangling Thorns
At 10th level, you learn to empower the entangle
spell with the power of blood. When a creature is
restrained by the entangle spell that you cast, it takes
the Bloodthorn feature’s damage. It also takes the same
damage at the start of each of its turns while restrained
by the spell.
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expending a spell slot. Once you use this feature, you
must finish a long rest to use it again.
One of the Bloodthorn
At 14th level, the thorns and vines growing over your
body alter your body and mind. The charm person, hold
person and dominate person spells no longer affect you,
and you gain immunity to necrotic and poison damage.
Martial Archetypes
Blood Knight
Being a knight in Tolia is a difficult task. There aren’t
many knighthood orders, and the knights are thus
valuable. One of the most powerful orders, though
they are but a wisp of their former glory, is located in
Kanrath; the Order of Blood Knights (p.136). In battle,
this order uses blood as a weapon to defeat their foes.
A blood knight is mostly hired by the nobility for their
defense and protection, or because they need someone
caught and taken care of.
Avenging Blade. You don’t always have to answer a
strike with a quick dodge. You can strike back. When
you are hit with a melee attack by a creature within
your reach, you can use your reaction to make a melee
weapon attack. On a hit, this attack deals half of the
damage it normally deals since it is a quick but reckless
strike.
Blood Shield. You can make a shield of blood that
suddenly bursts out of you, pushing a nearby creature
out of your way. When a hostile creature that you can
see moves within your reach for the first time in a
turn, you can use your reaction to knock it prone. The
creature must succeed on a Strength or Dexterity saving
throw (whichever is higher) or be knocked prone.
The DC is equal to 8 + your Strength modifier + your
proficiency bonus.
Discombobulate. You can interrupt a creature’s
attack with a swift but harmless hit if the target isn’t
you. When a hostile creature within your reach makes
a melee attack against a target other than you, you can
use your reaction to impose disadvantage on the attack.
The target must succeed on a Dexterity saving throw
(DC equals 8 + your Strength modifier + your proficiency

Blood Knight’s Arsenal

When you choose this archetype at 3rd level, you are
trained by the Order of the Blood Knights and become
a blood knight. With this training, you must represent
them in the best way possible wherever your quests
take you.
As a blood knight, you can shape your own blood into
a melee weapon of your choice. By dealing 2 slashing
damage to yourself as a bonus action, you spill your own
blood. This damage can’t be lowered by any means. You
can then use this spilled blood to create a weapon as
part of the same bonus action. No matter which weapon
is created, it has a +1 bonus to attack and damage rolls.
The weapon remains for 6 hours or until you drop or
dismiss it. It also disappears when you fall unconscious.
The bonus to attack and damage rolls gained by this
feature increases when you reach certain levels in
this class; to +2 at 15th level, and to +3 at 18th level. In
addition, they become magical when you reach 10th
level in this class.

Riposting Style
Beginning at 7th level, you can react to every attack
with a different bloody move.

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bonus) or have disadvantage on the attack.
Momentary Resistance. When you can’t escape
from harm, you can use the power of your blood to
momentarily fortify your body. When you take damage,
you can use your reaction to have resistance to one
of the following damage types of your choice for the
attack that dealt you the damage: bludgeoning, cold,
fire, force, piercing, poison, slashing, or thunder.
Sudden Step. You know that you have to take caution
in the face of a devastating attack. When you are
targeted by a melee attack, you can use your reaction
to move 5 feet away from the attacker. If you move
out of the attacker’s reach with this feature, you don’t
provoke opportunity attacks from the attacker, and the
triggering attack misses. This movement does not count
against your speed.
Blood-Shaped Cloak
Starting at 10th level, you learn how to cover yourself
with your blood to protect yourself and manipulate it
to help your battles. By dealing 3 slashing damage to
yourself as a bonus action, you spill your own blood.
This damage can’t be lowered by any means. With the
spilled blood, you can create a cloak of blood that hangs
off your back. The shape of the cloak can be changed.
The cloak remains for 1 hour, until you dismiss it or you
fall unconscious. While the blood-shaped cloak is on
you, you have a +1 bonus to AC. Additionally, you can
use one of the following features.
You can use these features a number of times equal to
your proficiency bonus (minimum of once). You regain
all expended uses when you finish a long rest.
Blood Thickens. You can improve the protection
of the cloak by adding more of your blood to it. By
dealing 3 additional slashing damage to yourself as a
bonus action while you are wearing it, you spill your
own blood to empower the cloak. This damage can’t be
lowered by any means. When you empower the cloak
in this way, the cloak grows and covers you more. You
gain a +2 bonus to AC instead of +1 for 3 turns.
Share the Protection. The cloak can protect others
as it protects you. As a bonus action, you can send the
cloak to a creature that you can see within 30 feet of
you, and the blood-shaped cloak immediately flies off
and sits on the target’s shoulders. By doing so, you
grant the target creature a +1 bonus to AC, but as you’re
no longer wearing the cloak, you don’t benefit from it.
You can call the cloak back as a bonus action. The cloak
returns to you automatically if the creature wearing it
moves 60 feet away from you.
Spread Wings. You can use your cloak to reduce
your speed and break your fall while falling from great
heights. When you fall and are about to hit a surface,
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you can use your reaction to make the cloak spread like
wings, and you take no falling damage.
Arsenal Unchained
Beginning at 15th level, you no longer need to hold the
weapons created by the Blood Knight’s Arsenal feature
in your hand in order to use them. They now obey your
commands no matter what. When shaping your own
blood into a melee weapon, you can choose to let it go
and it hangs before you, mid-air, levitating. As a bonus
action, you can command the weapon(s) to move up
to 15 feet and to make a melee weapon attack against
a target within 5 feet of them that you can see. The
weapon uses your statistics to make the attack.
On a hit, the target takes the blood-shaped weapon’s
damage as well as the bonus from the Blood Knight’s
Arsenal feature. You can have up to three blood-shaped
weapons at a time, and up to two of them can be
levitating.
Preparing for the Inevitable
Beginning at 18th level, you become a true blood
knight, a weapon master who can use their blood to its
full effect. Your body is accustomed to giving blood to
create tools that you can use. You no longer need to
harm yourself to create weapons and cloaks while using
the Blood Knight’s Arsenal and the Blood-Shaped Cloak
features.
Additionally, you can prepare your body to create
cloaks and weapons before combat if you meditate for
one hour. When you do so, using the Blood Knight’s
Arsenal and the Blood-Shaped Cloak features requires
no action until the end of your next short or long rest.
Enforcer
Enforcers are fighters who adapt the strengths of
ranged bloodwork weapons to their martial style. They
see this arsenal as the future of all battlefields, and
they prepare to be the greatest soldiers of this new era.
They learn to fight tactically as a team, as well as to
shock and surprise their opponents with a grandeur of
exploding bloodsteam.
Tactical Advantage
Starting when you choose this archetype at 3rd level,
you can grant tactical advantages to your allies. When
you make an attack roll with advantage, you can use
your reaction to choose an ally within 30 feet of you
that can see or hear you. The chosen creature has
advantage on the next attack roll it makes within 1
minute.
Close-Quarter Precision
Also starting at 3rd level, your mastery of bloodwork
weapons allows you to be more precise in close combat.
You don’t have disadvantage on the attack roll when
you make a ranged attack with a bloodwork weapon
against a creature within 5 feet of you.
Pistolier
Starting at 7th level, when you hit with a ranged
bloodwork weapon, you have advantage on your next
melee weapon attack roll against the creature you hit
until the start of your next turn.
Penetrating Arsenal
Beginning at 10th level, you have a +1 bonus to attack
rolls you make with ranged bloodwork weapons.
Grenadier
Starting at 15th level, you can throw a bloodwork
grenade as a bonus action.
Additionally, on your first turn after you roll
for initiative, you can throw a bloodwork grenade,
requiring no action. Any creature that hasn’t taken a
turn yet has disadvantage on the saving throw they
make against it.
If you throw a grenade using this feature, you cannot
throw a grenade as a bonus action until the start of
your next turn.
Shell Shock
Starting at 18th level, whenever you score a critical
hit with an attack using a ranged bloodwork weapon,
the target must make a Constitution saving throw (DC
equals 8 + your Dexterity modifier + your proficiency
bonus). It becomes stunned until the end of its next
turn on a failed save, or it has disadvantage on attack
rolls, ability checks, and saving throws until the end of
its next turn on a successful one.
Monastic Traditions
Blood Knuckles
Unlike other monks of Tolia, monks of Blood
Knuckles are not considered to be monks per
se. They are those who’ve unlocked the potentials
of their ki all by themselves in the backstreets of
overwhelming cities. Blood Knuckles don’t train in a
monastery nor do they live secluded lives. They are
thus not disciplined in the way that most monks are,
and they do not follow a particular code. Most of them
brawl and have illegal fights to earn some money, or
they become members of a gang.
Knockout Punch
When you choose this tradition at 3rd level, your ki
infuses into your blood and enhances your strikes.
Whenever you use the Flurry of Blows feature, the last
unarmed strike of the feature deals an additional die of
the unarmed strike damage.
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Bloody Response
Beginning at 6th level, you can ready yourself for an
attack, just punch back with a greater force. As a bonus
action, you can take the Bloody Response stance, raising
and covering your face with your fists. While you are
in the stance, you can use your reaction to dodge a
successful melee weapon attack targeting you. When
you do so, the damage you take from the attack is
reduced by 1d10 + your Dexterity modifier + your monk
level. If you reduce the damage to 0, you can spend 2 ki
points and make an unarmed strike against the attacker
as part of the same reaction.
If you take the Attack action, or move while you are
in the Bloody Response stance, the stance is broken. The
attack made as a reaction does not break the stance, as
explained above.
Extra Attack
Beginning at 11th level, you can attack twice instead of
once whenever you take the Attack action on your turn.
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Blood Ki
Also at 11th level, you can forgo your health to survive
battles and increase your effectiveness. As a bonus
action, you can reduce your hit point maximum by 5
and regain 1 ki point. This reduction lasts until you
finish a long rest.
Blood Potent Ki
Starting at 17th level, you can invest every piece of ki
energy in your body to a single unarmed attack. You
make an unarmed strike as an action, and you can
choose to spend ki points to empower it. The damage of
the attack increases by 1d10 for each ki point spent.
Also by spending one ki point you can change the
damage of the unarmed strike to blood damage.
Paladin Oaths
Bloodguard
Being a bloodguard constitutes a religious commitment
to protect their own blood, their allies’ blood, or the
blood of those they deem worthy, and to punish those
who have disrespected the value of blood. From tiny
little bugs to the mightiest of gods; blood gives life to
many creatures. It is divine, and it is an entity itself.
Bloodguards believe that blood is sacred and thus
should not be wasted. One may not be able to fully
understand all the powers that can be unlocked through
its use, but one must still respect it. Bloodguards seek
those whose respect falls short in that regard. They
believe they have the right to determine when blood
should be spilled, and consider every drop of blood
spilled to be sacred.
There are bloodguards who worship good gods, just as
there are those who worship evil gods. They can be seen
doing the work of a god of justice, a blood god, or a god
of murder. They can also be found protecting a noble
bloodline or a bloodline of great power, taking divine
power from the bloodline itself.
Bloodguard Tenets
All the tenets of the bloodguard revolve around
punishing the heretics who dare disrespect blood,
although the specifics can vary from paladin to paladin.
Never Disrespect the Blood. You shall never spill blood
Harvester of Blood
unnecessarily, and never let others do so either. At 15th level, you learn to feed from the spilled blood
No Mercy for the Heretics. You shall be the sword of your enemies. Each time you hit a creature with a
that executes the heretics who do not show blood the weapon attack, you regain 1 hit point. However, you
respect it deserves. find the blood of weak enemies to be unworthy and do
not feed on it. You do not regain any hit points when
you attack a creature with a challenge rating that is
Bloodguard Spells equal to or lower than half your total Hit Dice.
You gain new spells at the paladin levels listed.
Blood Angel
Bloodguard Spells Starting at 20th level, you are an emissary of blood. As
an action, you transform into a blood angel. For 1 hour,
Paladin Level Spells you gain the following benefits.
3rd bane, false life • You sprout crimson-red wings that grant you a
flying speed of 60 feet.
5th blur, enhance ability
• You emanate a vampiric aura in a 30-foot radius.
9th fear, vampiric touch When an enemy enters the area for the first
time or ends its turn there, it must succeed on
13th black tentacles, locate creature
a Constitution saving throw, or its hit point
17th cloudkill, dominate person maximum decreases by 2 and you regain 2 hit
points.

Channel Divinity
When you become a Bloodguard at 3rd level, you gain
the following two channel Divinity options.
Conjure Blood. As a bonus action, you coat your
weapon with magical blood, which does not dry for 1
minute. The attacks you make with the weapon become
magical and deal an extra 1d6 blood damage on a hit
for the duration. If a creature is hit 3 times with the
weapon, it becomes poisoned.
This blood damage increases when you reach certain
levels in this class: to 2d6 at 10th level, and to 3d6 at
18th level.
Mark of Blood. As an action, you mark a creature
within 30 feet of you that you can see with a magical
sign that you alone are able to see. The mark punishes
the target if it dares spill your blood.
For 1 minute, each time the marked creature deals
damage to you, it takes 1d6 blood damage.
This blood damage increases when you reach certain
levels in this class: to 2d6 at 10th level, and to 3d6 at
18th level.

Endurance of Blood
At 7th level, your divine connection to blood creates a
supernatural protection against attacks. Enemies have
disadvantage on attack rolls against you while your
current hit points are equal to your hit point maximum.

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Blood Pact
Starting at 20th level, you can form blood pacts between
others. A blood pact binds the participants of the pact
to each other in a magical way, and it can include a
number of participants up to your Charisma modifier.
A blood pact is made through a 10-minute ritual,
during which the participants of the pact must stand
in a 10-foot-radius circle of blood drawn by you. 2 vials
of blood are taken from each participant, are poured
in a cup, and mixed together. You and each participant
drink from the cup, as you pray for the blood to bind all
of you together.
When the ritual is complete, the participants of the
pact are bound to one another. This bond can only be
seen with truesight, and can be removed by a dispel
magic spell that is cast using a 7th level spell slot.
While bound to each other, the participants of the
blood pact can sense whether another participant of
the pact is damaged, unconscious, alive, or affected by a
harmful or mind altering spell. Also, each participant of
the pact senses in what direction the others lie as long
as they are on the same plane of existence.
If a creature is not willing to be a participant of the
blood pact, it must make a Charisma saving throw
against your spell save DC at the end of the ritual. On a
failure, it becomes a participant of the pact, but cannot
sense your direction as described above. On a success, it
is not affected by the ritual.
The pact lasts until you dismiss it or until all other
participants of the pact die. A creature can be a
participant of only one blood pact at a time.
Oath of the Crimson Order
Both Kanrath and Cyherested have rigid
commandments, a set of rules that one must obey in
order to survive. Oath of the Crimson Order paladins
are those who have embraced those commandments to
the highest degree, who try to live by them and make
sure other people do so as well.
Being a paladin of the Crimson Order does not
require commitment to a religion, but rather a religious
commitment to the order of their cities. These paladins
do what they must in order to protect their cities.
Generally, people who are excessively influenced
by vampire or sorcerer propagandas, and who were
raised to become skillful protectors by high-ranking
state officials become paladins of the Crimson Order.
A paladin of this order does not carry a holy symbol,
instead, they bear the symbol of their city.
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A Tale of Two Cities
Blood, hierarchy, and order hold great importance in
both Kanrath and Cyherested. Although the powers,
responsibilities, and tenets of the two cities differ, the
paladins of the Crimson Order share the same name
because both of their commandments are based on
similar matters.
Tenets of the Crimson Order
Paladins that take the Oath of the Crimson Order from
Kanrath have the following tenets according to the
commandments of their cities.
Supremacy. Vampires are the masters of Kanrath and
shall be respected.
Order. The Founder and his descendants must be
protected at all costs.
Blood. Blood must not be wasted as it fuels Kanrath.
Paladins that take the Oath of Crimson Order from
Cyherested have the following tenets according to the
commandments of their cities.
Supremacy. Sorcerers are the masters of Cyherested
and shall be respected.
Order. Supreme-sorcerers are the spine of
Cyherested, they shall rule for an eternity if possible.
Angst. Angst must not be wasted as it is the center of
technology.
Oath Spells
You gain oath spells at the paladin levels listed.
Oath of the Crimson Order Spells
Paladin Level Spells
3rd ameliorate*, blood link*,
5th blood mistle*, watch the flow*
9th blood choke*, blood leech*
13th blood taste*, false might*
17th dominate person, fountain of blood*
Channel Divinity
When you take this oath at 3rd level, you gain the
following two Channel Divinity options.
Ally of the Wounded (Kanrath). As an action, you
present your city symbol, say a prayer, and emanate a
30-foot-radius aura for 1 minute. When an ally starts its
turn within the aura, it regains 1 hit point.
The number of hit points regained by this feature
increases when you reach certain levels in this class; to
2 at 7th level, to 3 at 15th level.
Life Stealer (Cyherested). Blood must not be wasted.
As an action, you enchant one of your weapons with
powerful magic. When you hit a creature with the
weapon for the first time within 1 minute, you gain a
number of temporary hit points equal to half of the
damage dealt.
Law Enforcer. When you see a creature that behaves
against the commandments of your city, you can use
your reaction to channel your focus to the culprit. You
have advantage on attack rolls against the creature and
you add your Charisma modifier (minimum of 1) to your
damage rolls for 1 minute. The number of creatures you
can focus on at the same time increases when you reach
certain levels in this class; to 2 at 7th level, to 3 at 15th
level.
Crimson Warrior
Starting at 7th level, you gain one of the following
features according to your city.
Once you use one of these features, you must finish a
short or long rest to use it again.
Smite Traitor (Kanrath). As a bonus action, you
can turn your weapons into the worst nightmares
of Kanrath’s enemies for 1 minute. When you hit a
creature with a weapon attack, you deal an extra 2d6
blood damage. The extra damage increases when you
reach certain levels in this class; to 3d6 at 15th level, to
4d6 at 20th level.
Summon Blood Weapon (Cyherested). As a bonus
action, you can conjure a weapon of blood with the
thrown property (range 30/120 ft.) in your hands. The
weapon stays for 1 minute or until you dismiss it.
You can use your Charisma modifier instead of your
Strength or Dexterity modifier to use it. You can make
melee and ranged weapon attacks with the summoned
blood weapon. You can instantly call the item to your
hand after you throw it, requiring no action. The blood
weapon deals 2d8 blood damage on a hit.
The damage of the weapon increases when you reach
certain levels in this class; to 3d8 at 15th level, to 4d8 at
20th level.
Resistant to Blood
Beginning at 15th level, you become a prominent
paladin of the Crimson Order. Blood does not affect
you as it did before. You have resistance to poison and
necrotic damage.
One With the City
At 20th level, you become one with your city and gain
one of the following features according to your city.
Paladin of Kanrath. As an action, you can turn into a
bat as if a polymorph spell is cast on you. The spell does
not require concentration by you.
Also, as an action, you can conjure a blood bat (p. 136)
to an unoccupied space within 60 feet of you that you
can see. It disappears after 1 minute or when it drops to
0 hit points. It is friendly to you and your companions.
Roll initiative for the blood bat, 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 blood bat, it defends itself against
hostile creatures but otherwise takes no actions.
The GM has the blood bat’s statistics.
You also have advantage on your ability
checks, attack rolls, and saving throws while
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you are in the Kanrath. as an action. If your bloodhound drops to 0 hit points,
Paladin of Cyherested. When you’re standing in or if you dismiss it, it disappears. Once you summon
a puddle of blood, you can use your bonus action to the bloodhound, you can’t do so again until you finish
teleport to another unoccupied puddle of blood within a long rest, unless you share your vitality with your
30 feet of you. If a creature takes 10 piercing or slashing companion, decreasing your hit point maximum by 5
damage on a single hit, its spilled blood creates a puddle until you finish a long rest.
of blood. Once summoned, it appears in an unoccupied space
You learn three 1st level spells from the sorcerer within 30 feet of you. Your companion obeys your
spell list, which you can cast without expending a spell verbal commands (no action required by you), shares
slot or material components. Once you cast these spells your initiative, and acts right after you finish your turn
using this feature, you must finish a long rest to cast in combat. When no command is given, it can move and
them again. use its actions and reaction on its own in a way that’s
the most beneficial for you. Your companion shares
You have advantage on your attack rolls, ability
your proficiency bonus (see the stat block). The piercing
checks, and saving throws while you are in Cyherested.
damage dealt by your bloodhound’s bite attack (see stat
block) rises when you reach certain levels in this class;
Honored to 1d6 + 3 at 7th level, to 2d4 + 3 at 11th level, to 2d6 + 3
at 15th level.
At 20th level, you become one of the greatest forces
protecting your city, and your dedication bears fruit.
You, as a non-vampire or as a non-sorcerer, rise in the
hierarchy of your city and get an honorary “noble”
title: You can enter places that are explicitly restricted
to vampires or sorcerers, enjoy other benefits allowed
only to nobles, and you are respected in society thanks
to your endeavors. You must still respect and accept the
supremacy of a vampire or a sorcerer as you did before;
although you receive the “noble” status, you are still
below vampires or sorcerers in the hierarchy.

Ranger Archetypes

Bloodhound Warden
Blood is a mysterious source of power that
people use to attain different types of
greatness; some try to achieve immortality,
some try to master dark arcane arts by
unlocking the power that lurks in blood.
You are one such creature who was gifted
the sanguine ichor of life.
The potential of your blood materializes
in the form of a bloodhound that obeys you
as its master. As you become a mightier
ranger, your bloodhound also grows in power.

Bloodhound Companion
Beginning when you choose this archetype at 3rd
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Bloodhound Companion
Small elemental
Armor Class 14 + proficiency bonus (natural armor)
Hit Points 5 + five times your ranger level (the bloodhound
has a number of hit dice [d10s] equal to your ranger level)
Speed 40 ft.
STR DEX CON INT WIS CHA
12 (+1) 16 (+3) 14 (+2) 6 (-2) 14 (+2) 14 (+2)
Saving Throws Dexterity +3 + proficiency bonus, Wisdom +2 +
proficiency bonus
Skills Perception +4 + proficiency bonus, Survival +4 +
proficiency bonus
Damage Immunities necrotic, poison
Condition Immunities poisoned
Senses passive Perception 14 + proficiency bonus
Languages Understands you but cannot speak
Keen Hearing and Smell. The bloodhound has advantage on
Wisdom (Perception) checks that rely on hearing or smell.
ACTIONS
Bite. Melee Weapon Attack: +3 + proficiency bonus to hit, reach
5 ft., one target. Hit: 5 (1d4 + 3) piercing damage plus blood
damage equal to your proficiency bonus.
REACTIONS
Faithful (Proficiency Bonus/Day). When an ally within 10 feet
of the bloodhound is targeted by a melee weapon attack, the
bloodhound makes a bite attack against the attacker. On a
success, the creature takes the damage and it cannot take any
actions until the start of its next turn.
Mend Your Companion
Starting at 3rd level, you can use your action to touch
your bloodhound and heal it. When you do, you take
necrotic damage up to your ranger level (you determine
the amount), and your bloodhound regains hit points
equal to double the amount. Once you use this feature,
you must finish a short or long rest to use it again.
One With the Hound
Starting at 7th level, the bond between you and your
companion gets even stronger. You gain resistance
to necrotic and poison damage. Your bloodhound
has advantage on Wisdom (Survival) checks while it’s
tracking a wounded creature.
Also, while your bloodhound is within 120 feet of
you, you can communicate with it telepathically.
Additionally, you can use your action to see through
your bloodhound’s eyes and hear what it hears until
the start of your next turn when it’s within the same
distance. During this time, you are deaf and blind with
regard to your own senses.
Faster, Stronger
Starting at 11th level, your bloodhound gains the Extra
Attack feature. It now can enter a hostile creature’s
space and stop there while unmounted (see below). It
can move through a space as narrow as 1 inch without
squeezing.
Also, your bloodhound gains the following benefits.
Faster. Your companion’s speed increases to 50 feet.
Stronger. Your companion grows in size. It is now a
Medium elemental that you can use as a mount if you
are Medium or smaller.
Alpha Hound
At 15th level, your bloodhound grows in power and it
gains one of the features below (one of your choice).
Blood Charge. If the bloodhound moves at least 10
feet in a straight line towards a target and hits it on the
same turn, the target takes extra blood damage equal to
half of your ranger level.
Blood Swap. You can use your reaction to change your
space with your bloodhound provided that it isn’t in
another creature’s space.
Bloodreaver
Bloodreavers are rangers who were born to hunt.
Whatever they hunt; a beast of legends, a dragon, a
tribe of giants, or criminals, bloodreavers can smell
their blood in the air and follow the scent to prepare
for their prey’s demise. Such rangers are often found
hunting people in cities, but they will go anywhere that
blood is respected, ranging from primal tribes to noble
courts.
Bloodreaver Magic
Starting at 3rd level, you learn an additional spell when
you reach certain levels in this class, as shown in the
Bloodreaver Spells table. The spell counts as a ranger
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spell for you, but it doesn’t count against the number of
ranger spells you know. No Mercy for the Wounded
At 3rd level, you become deadlier against foes who are
Bloodreaver Spells wounded.
If there is a hostile creature whose hit point
Ranger Level Spells maximum is greater than its current hit points within
30 feet of you, your speed increases by 10 feet while
3rd false life moving towards it. Also, your weapon attacks against
5th vampiric touch the target deal an extra 1d6 damage of the weapon’s
damage type on a hit.
9th fear
13th greater invisibility
Illusion Breaker
17th hold monster
At 7th level, you have honed your ability to smell the
blood of creatures. It thus becomes easier for you to
discern illusions. You have advantage on saving throws
Smell of Blood against illusion spells and other illusory magical effects.
At 3rd level, you become able to track the scent of
blood. You can follow the smell as if following tracks on
the ground. If the source of the smell is within 30 feet
Seeker’s Ferocity
of you, you don’t need to make any checks to discern At 11th level, you become even deadlier against foes
its direction. If the source is within 60 feet of you, you who are wounded and learn to finish them off quickly.
can follow it by making a successful DC 15 Wisdom When you take the Attack action against a creature
(Survival) check with advantage. You can’t follow a whose hit point maximum is greater than its current hit
smell of which the source is 90 feet away from you. points and that is within 30 feet of you, you can make
You can track the smell of blood if there is a creature another attack against the target.
wounded, bleeding, or otherwise leaving traces of
blood.
Hide in Bloody Sight
Starting at 15th level, if you cover yourself completely
with blood, you magically become invisible to
creatures who are not bloodreavers and who do not
have Truesight. To do this, you must spend 1 minute
covering yourself completely with blood.

Roguish Archetypes

Bounty Hunter
Bounty hunters are rogues who hunt targets with
bounty and get paid for doing so. With their special
tactics for sneak attacks as well as their tools of
the hunt and unusual modification, they excel on
incapacitating or eliminating their prey. There are
bounty hunters within both sides of the law; while some
work for an authority of guards or police force in the
region, others can be seen striking the foes of criminal
organizations as assassins.

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 weapons. To make any of these, you must have one
Saving Throw DC tinker’s tools.
Some of the effects of the features, as well as tools You can use a tool of the hunt as an action. Also, you
and traps listed below have DCs. The DC for the saving can prepare traps using them. Preparing a trap takes 1
throws of such an effect (if any) is determined in the minute. You can also make a Dexterity (Stealth) check
way given below: to hide the trap. A trap covers an area of 5-foot square.
DC = 8 + Dexterity + Proficiency Bonus It is triggered when a creature moves 10 feet or closer
to it, and the trap becomes useless if it is not triggered
for 8 hours after it is set up. If a tool requires an attack
Bullets and Smoke roll, the trap prepared by it also requires it. In this case,
you make an appropriate weapon attack when the trap
Starting at 3rd level, you become proficient with ranged is triggered.
bloodwork weapons, bloodwork grenades, and tinker’s
While preparing tools of the hunt, you make an
tools.
Intelligence check using tinker’s tools. If someone tries
Also, you can reload bloodwork weapons as a bonus to disarm a trap prepared by this tool, or to disrupt
action instead of an action. its functions, it must make an Intelligence check
using tinker’s tools or Dexterity check using thieves’
tools, which should be higher than your check to be
Get ‘Em Cornered successful.
When you choose this archetype at 3rd level, you learn Only two modifications can be attached to a ranged
ways to corner your target with your sneak attacks. bloodwork weapon at a time. This number increases to
Whenever you make a successful sneak attack, you three when you reach 13th level in this class. Preparing
can choose one effect from the following list and apply
its effects with the attack.
Cripple. The target must succeed on a Constitution
saving throw or its speed is halved until the end of its
next turn.
Penetration. The target must succeed on a
Constitution saving throw or it takes a -2 penalty to AC,
lasting until the end of its next turn.
Shaken. The target must succeed on a Constitution
saving throw or it has disadvantage on ability checks
and attack rolls until the end of its next turn.
Stupefied. The target must succeed on a Wisdom
saving throw, or it cannot take any reactions until the
end of its next turn.

Hit ‘Em!
Starting at 9th level, you ignore half cover while making
weapon attacks with ranged bloodwork weapons.

Tools of the Hunt

When you reach 9th level, you become a notable bounty
hunter in the region, and you gain both the knowledge
and access to special tools and traps designed for
bounty hunters called tools of the hunt, as well as
ranged bloodwork weapon modifications.
You can prepare a tool of the hunt, which is listed
below, by working on each of them for 1 hour. You can
prepare these tools during a short rest. Also, instead of
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one modification and attaching it to the weapon takes
1 hour and requires 250 KF, along with tinker’s tools.
Once a modification is attached to a weapon, it can be
changed after another hour of work. Some of these
modifications are ammunition (bullets). While a bullet
is attached to a weapon as a modification, you can
choose to use it or a normal bullet.
The list of tools of the hunt has been given below:
Bloody Bolas. This is a bolas that has razors on it,
which you can use to make ranged weapon attacks. On
a hit, the target is prone and restrained, and takes 2d4
piercing and 2d4 slashing damage. On a critical hit, the
target is incapacitated. The target can remove the bolas
as an action, or another creature can spend its action to
remove it.
Bolas. You can use this to make a ranged weapon
attack. On a hit, the target is prone and restrained. On
a critical hit, the target is incapacitated. The target can
remove the bolas as an action, or another creature can
spend its action to remove it.
Flash. You can use this to make a ranged weapon
attack. On a hit, the target is blinded until the end of its
next turn.
Grenade. You can use this to make a ranged weapon
attack. It works in the same way as the grenade (p.136).
Rotten Gas. You can use this canister that releases
angst gas to make a ranged weapon attack. On a hit, the
creature is poisoned until the end of its next turn.
The list of ranged bloodwork weapon modifications
has been given below:
Armor Penetration. You can craft 12 armor
penetration bullets, which are better at penetrating
armor, from your regular bullets. If the target is
wearing armor or has natural armor, you gain a +1
bonus to your attack roll.
Blood Bullets. You use your own blood while
preparing this modification. You spend one or more Hit
Dice by drawing your blood, and craft them into bullets.
You can craft 12 bullets per Hit Die you spent. Making
this modification doesn’t require any money.
Explosive Bullets. You can craft 12 bullets that explode
on impact. When you hit a creature with one, the
bullet explodes and the target is wounded. A wounded
creature has disadvantage on Strength, Dexterity, and
Constitution saving throws.
Extended Mag. You can craft a larger magazine
for your ranged bloodwork weapon. The amount of
ammunition that the weapon holds increases by half of
what the normal size can hold.
Handy Grip/Stock. You know your weapon well and
it feels comfortable in your grip. You have advantage
on ranged weapon attacks made with the bloodwork
weapon to which this modification.
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Hollow-Point Bullets. You can craft 12 lethal bullets.
You roll one additional weapon damage die when
determining the damage of a successful attack with this
bullet.
Metal Stock. You can attach metal parts to the stock
of a ranged bloodwork weapon. You can make a melee
weapon attack with the weapon as a bonus action,
which deals 1d8 bludgeoning damage on a success.
Scope. You craft a special scope or enhance your
weapon’s scope that doubles the range of your
bloodwork weapon.
Suppressor. Your attacks with the modified weapon
become silent and harder to detect. The radius of the
area of detection is halved as long as the suppressor is
attached to the ranged bloodwork weapon.
Take ‘Em Down
Starting at 13th level, you excel at using ranged
bloodwork weapons. You can’t have disadvantage on
attack rolls you make with these weapons.
Hit ‘Em Better!
Starting at 17th level, you ignore three-quarters cover
while making weapon attacks with ranged bloodwork
weapons.
Shadowblood
As you walked the dark path of rogues you discovered
your true vocation lies in the shadows. Maybe you are
a descendant of a creature from the realms of shadows,
or maybe you’ve learned the ways of the shadowblood
from a master. Regardless, the blood that runs in
your veins bears unusual abilities. Your powerful
“shadowblood” grants you talents that many cannot
comprehend. You can imbue your weapons with shadow
and the poisonous, life-giving ichor of yours. You have
limited access to a plane of shadow, to which you can
travel, and reappear somewhere else in the material
plane after you do.
You are a master of shadows; you stalk your enemy in
the dark and you hit them hard before they even have a
chance to realize what’s going on.
Shadow Lurker
When you choose this archetype at 3rd level, you gain
the ability to lurk in the shadows. You have advantage
on your Dexterity (Stealth) checks while you are in
a lightly or heavily obscured area. Also, you have
darkvision out to a range of 60 feet. If you already have
darkvision, its range increases by 30 feet.
Bloody Steps
Also starting at 3rd level, you can take a bonus action
to deal blood damage to yourself and teleport to an
unoccupied space that you can see. For each blood
damage you deal yourself, the range of the teleport
increases by 5, up to a maximum 30 feet.
If you teleport within 5 feet of a target using this
feature, you have advantage on attack rolls against the
target until the start of your next turn.
You can use this feature a number of times equal to
your Charisma modifier. You regain all expended uses
when you finish a short or long rest.
Blade of the Shadowblood
When you reach 9th level, you can take a bonus action
to imbue a weapon you are holding with shadows
until the end of your next turn. When you do, the
weapon turns pitch black. You have advantage on
weapon attacks made with this weapon, and your first
successful attack with this weapon deals an additional
2d6 necrotic damage. When you hit a creature with
this shadow weapon, it automatically transforms into
a weapon made of blood for 1 minute. It now deals an
extra 2d8 blood damage instead of an extra 2d6 necrotic
damage on a hit.
The extra damage increases when you reach certain
levels in this class; to 3d6/3d8 at 13th level, to 4d6/4d8
at 17th level.
You can use this feature a number of times up to your
Charisma modifier. You regain all expended uses when
you finish a short or long rest.
Master of Shadows
Starting at 13th level, when you are using the Bloody
Steps feature, the range of the teleport increases by 10
instead of 5 feet, up to a maximum of 60 feet, for each
blood damage you deal yourself.
If the unoccupied space you have traveled to is a
lightly or heavily obscured area, you may choose to
become invisible for 1 minute or until you attack, cast a
spell, or interact with an item.
Keen Edges
Starting at 17th level, your weapon attacks made with
the Blade of the Shadowblood feature score a critical hit
on a roll of 19 or 20.
Sorcerous Origins
Blood Elementalist
You have an aptitude for the four fundamental
components of blood out of eight: air, iron, magic, and
water. This could have been tested while you were still a
child with an alchemical indicator chart and alchemists
might have given you supplements to help you uncover
your skills, or you might have developed them yourself.
Regardless, you have a hematologic predisposition for
arcane arts and your innate talents lean on your ability
to control the flow of blood.
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Bloodshot
At 1st level, you learn to coat small things with your
own blood by pushing it out of your body. Your attacks
deal an extra 1d4 blood damage. This additional damage
does not affect the special attack gained by this feature.
Also, you can conjure an arcane sphere the size of
a Tiny marble, coat it with blood, and shoot it at your
opponents. As an action, you can conjure the sphere
and make a ranged spell attack against a target within
60 feet of you. On a hit, the target takes 1d12 blood
damage. This damage increases by 1d12 when you reach
5th level (2d12), 11th level (3d12), and 17th level (4d12).
You can use this feature a number of times equal to
your Charisma modifier (minimum of once). You regain
all expended uses after you finish a long rest. You can
also regain a number of expended uses by spending the
same amount of sorcery points.
Complementary Harm
Beginning at 1st level, you can add complementary
energies to some of your spells to alter their nature to
fit your style. When you cast a spell that deals necrotic
or poison damage, or both, you can change the damage
type of the spell to blood damage. Only necrotic and
poison damage can be changed to blood damage; if
the spell deals other types of damage, they remain
unchanged.
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Blood Form
Starting at 6th level, you can cover your body with
swirling blood that regenerates at high speeds. As a
bonus action or a reaction, you can assume blood form
if you are subjected to harm. While in blood form, you
gain the following benefits.
• While assuming blood form, you can choose a
number of hit points, up to double your Charisma
modifier (a minimum of 1 hit point), and convert
those hit points to temporary hit points. Your hit
point maximum is reduced by that amount but
you gain the same amount of temporary hit points
at the start of each of your turns. Your hit point
maximum returns to normal when you revert to
your normal form.
• You have resistance to necrotic and poison damage.
• You can rise or descend vertically, up to 10 feet,
and remain there suspended as swirling blood
lifts you. You can move up or down as a part of
your move but you can’t move horizontally while
levitating.
You remain in this form for 1 minute. It ends early if
you are incapacitated, if you die, or if you dismiss it as a
bonus action.
Improved Bloodshot
Starting at 14th level, the ranged spell attack option you
gain from the Bloodshot feature deals additional blood
damage equal to your Charisma modifier (a minimum
of 1 damage). Also, you can spend 3 sorcery points to
double the damage of the attack or you can spend 1
sorcery point to double its range.
Master of the Flow
Starting at 18th level, you can choose to add your
Dexterity modifier to your attack rolls while making a
spell attack.
Crimson Technician
You have a magical aptitude for the three fundamental
components of blood out of eight: complexity, magic,
and spirit (as described in other sorcerer archetypes).
You might have honed your skills in school or by
experimenting with these components independently.
Regardless, you have a hematologic predisposition for
arcane arts and your innate talents lean on your ability
to analyze, understand, and improve.

Redesigned Spells
Your innate ability to understand complex patterns and
deduce their effects enables you to modify spells. At
1st level and every two levels after 1st, choose a spell
to modify. Whenever you cast a spell modified by this
feature, you can choose to deal blood damage instead of
the damage it normally deals.
Angst Machinery Training
At 1st level, you learn how to operate, repair, and build
angst machinery. Each item can have one upgrade
unless stated otherwise. You can craft and apply the
following upgrades, enhancements, and repairs to
equipment by spending the appropriate components.
Armor Hydraulics. You can enhance plate armor with
hydraulic systems. A creature’s carrying capacity is
doubled while wearing armor with this upgrade. Other
than that, the armor retains its previous statistics.
You need a total of 35000 KF/CS worth of materials
(a piece of polished angst crystal, worth at least 30000
KF/CS, and 5000 KF/CS worth of mechanical parts) and
access to tinker’s tools. The application of this upgrade
takes a full day of work.
Automaton Repair. You can repair an automaton. For
every 12 KF/CS worth of material and 1 minute you
spend repairing an automaton, the automaton under
reparation regains 1 hit point. The automaton must stay
still and be willing or unconscious during the process,
or the repair fails and the materials are lost.
Damage Amplifier. You can enhance a melee weapon
by attaching a vibrating angst core to it, increasing its
efficiency. Successful attacks made with the weapon
deal an extra 2 damage of the weapon’s damage type.
Other than that, the weapon retains its previous
statistics.
You need a total of 2000 KF/CS worth of materials (a
small piece of angst crystal worth at least 1800 KF/CS,
and 200 KF/CS worth of mechanical parts) and access to
tinker’s tools. The application of this upgrade takes six
hours of work.
Flexible Fibers. You can enhance a range weapon’s
durability and flexibility by wrapping long and sturdy
tubular fibers around it. Successful attacks made with
the weapon deal an additional 2 damage of the weapon’s
damage type. Other than that, the weapon retains its
previous statistics.
You need a total of 2500 KF/CS worth of materials (a
small pouch of angst crystal dust worth at least 1000
KF/CS, and 1500 KF/CS worth of advanced mechanical
parts) and access to tinker’s tools. The application of
this upgrade takes six hours of work.
Spellstore Angst Core. You place a complex angst
core with reinforced pipes that are connected to an
adjustable octagram angst matrix in an interlaced
pattern on a willing creature’s chest. The creature can’t
wear armor while wearing the core.
The creature can store a spell within this core by
expending a spell slot of the appropriate level. When
the spell is stored in the core in this way, the creature
can cast the spell once without expending a spell slot.
The spell stays within the core for a week or until cast.
Only the creature who put the spell into the core can
cast it; if another spell is placed inside the core, the first
one vanishes.
You need a total of 120000 KF/CS worth of materials
(a purified and reshaped angst crystal worth at least
100000 KF/CS, and 20000 KF/CS worth of advanced
machine parts) and access to a workshop with tinker’s
tools. The crafting and application of this core takes a
month of work.
Temperature Stabilizer. You wrap a layer of thin pipes
that is connected to a small machine with a small angst
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core around a willing creature’s body. While wearing 2d10 blood damage.
the stabilizer, the creature automatically succeeds on
saving throws against the effects of extreme cold and
extreme heat. The stabilizer can be worn under normal Sanguinologist
clothing.
You need a total of 600 KF/CS worth of materials (a
tiny piece of angst crystal worth at least 500 KF/CS, You have an aptitude for the three fundamental
and 100 KF/CS worth of mechanical parts) and tinker’s components of blood out of eight: life, magic, and soul.
tools to craft it. The stabilizer takes an hour of work to Your skills might have given you control over your
complete. body or over other creatures. Regardless, you have a
hematologic predisposition for arcane arts and your
You can use the examples above to come up with
innate talents lean on your ability to alter creatures’
and craft different kinds of angst machinery with the
physiologies through your control over their blood.
approval of your GM, who determines the components
and their costs for such equipment.
Additionally, you gain proficiency with an artisan’s Sanguine Spells
tool of your choice. Starting at 1st level, you learn additional spells when
you reach certain levels in this class, as shown on the
Sanguine Spells table. Each of these spells counts as a
Blood Matrix sorcerer spell for you, but it doesn’t count against the
When you reach 6th level in this class, choose one of the number of sorcerer spells you know.
following damage types: acid, cold, or fire. When you
deal blood damage with a spell, the blood damage also
deals necrotic, poison, or the damage you chose instead
of its normal damage (whichever is most harmful to the
target). The rules of blood damage still apply to the new
damage type.
You can change your chosen damage type when you
gain a level in this class. At 20th level, you can change
your chosen damage type when you finish a long rest.
Also, you have resistance to all damage types that you
can deal by dealing blood damage.

Blood Fiber
At 14th level, you learn how to form an indestructible
layer of blood. As a reaction, you can immediately expel
your blood outside your body and weave a hardened
sheet of blood in a crystalline pattern to negate
incoming damage.
Once you use this feature, you must finish a long rest
to do so again.

Superior Blood Matrix

When you reach 18th level in this class, choose one of
the following damage types: acid, cold, fire, lightning,
or psychic. You add this damage type to the blood
damage in the same way with the Blood Matrix feature.
The rules of blood damage still apply to the new damage
type.
You can change your chosen damage type when you
gain a level in this class. At 20th level, you can change
the chosen damage type when you finish a long rest.
Also, your blood-damage-dealing spells deal an extra

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Improved Bloodshift
Sorcerer Starting at 14th level, you can cast spells with only
Spells verbal components while you are in your beast form.
Level
Also, you can use your Wild Shape feature to assume the
1st cure wounds, inflict wounds, spare shape of monstrosities as well as beasts.
the dying
3rd barkskin, lesser restoration Armamentarium
5th revivify, vampiric touch Starting at 18th level, you can cast spells while you are
in your beast form. Also, you are physically capable
7th deathward, freedom of movement of doing everything that you can normally do in your
9th greater restoration, mass cure normal form while in your beast form. Your flesh and
wounds bones shift continuously at your will to suit your needs.

Modified Resilience Warlock Patrons

Beginning at 1st level, your blood’s regenerative
features unlock whenever you get too excited. When
you roll for initiative, you regain 2d4 hit points. The
number of hit points you regain increases by 2d4 at 5th
level (4d4), at 9th level (6d4), at 13th level (8d4), at 17th
level (10d4).
Any excess healing is converted to temporary hit
Angst’s Will
points.
Many in Tolia see angst crystals as a gift and the key
Fleshbend to their technological progress. However, most do
Also starting at 1st level, you can undergo an 8-hour not know that there is a primal or primordial entity
procedure you conduct yourself to alter your form. You in nature, made up of the cumulative will of all angst
can change the general appearance of your body and crystals in the world.
your facial features. You can’t change the size of your Warlocks who devote themselves to this will are
body or its type, so you must adopt a form that has the granted the eyes to see this entity’s presence, and to
same basic arrangement of limbs. Your statistics do not use the gifts bestowed upon them by it. In Tolia, where
change. angst-based technology is indeed the status quo, these
This process is magical but the effects are not. warlocks inspire awe in most and are feared by many.
Magical senses do not reveal your true form as your
altered self is now your true form. Expanded Spell List
Angst’s Will lets you choose from an expanded list of
Bloodshift spells when you learn a warlock spell. The following
Starting at 6th level, you gain the Wild Shape feature of spells are added to the warlock spell list for you.
the druid class. Treat your levels in this class as if they
are druid levels for the purpose of using the Wild Shape Angst’s Will Expanded Spells
feature.
These levels do not stack. For example, if you are a Spell Level Spells
5th level sorcerer and 7th level druid, you use your Wild
1st detect magic, restore lifeless body*
Shape feature as a 7th level druid.
Unlike a druid’s transformation, your transformation 2nd enhance ability, enlarge/reduce
is painful and unsightly; your blood tears and mends
3rd haste, speak with machines*
your muscles, shattering and welding your bones as it
changes your physiology. 4th arcane eye, locate creature
The challenge rating of the beasts you can transform 5th animate objects, restore lifeless
into using this feature increases to 3 at 10th level, and horde*
to 4 at 14th level.

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Angstculus
When you choose your patron at 1st level, Angst’s Will
grants you the knowledge to create an angstculus; a
special kind of bloodwork automaton, with a limited
amount of sentience through your patron’s will over the
machinery that works with angst.
An angstculus is a special kind of automaton creature
that is Small or smaller in size. They can look like
various things, but many prefer them to resemble
an animal or a bug. You have Angstculus Points (AP)
equal to your warlock level, which you can spend while
creating or enhancing your angstculus. While spending
APs, you must spend 100 KF worth of materials for each
AP spent in order to apply required enhancements to
your angstculus.
In order to create an angstculus, you need the
required metal materials and angst crystals that cost
100 KF each, and you must spend one AP.
You must also fuel it with 1 hit point worth of blood
for each AP of the angstculus per day. The angstculus
needs a refuel as a creature needs to sleep, otherwise it
starts to gain levels of exhaustion just like creatures do
when they do not rest.
If your angstculus is damaged, you need to spend 1 KF
worth of materials and 1 minute of repairing for each
hit point it needs to regain. If it drops to 0 hit points,
it makes death saving throws just like a creature. If it
“dies”, you need to repair it to its hit point maximum
and change its angst crystal as well (worth 100 KF), as
the previous one ceases to function.
You have to work on your creation a total of hours
equal to the number of AP the angstculus will have. You
do not have to create it all at once; you can create your
angstculus section by section at different times. You can
create a single angstculus or multiple of them as long as
it is within your ability to do so.
The total number of angstculus you can control
is equal to your Charisma modifier (a minimum of 1
angstculus). The total power of the angstculus you
can control is limited by your Angstculus Points. For
example, if you are a 10th level warlock, you can have
as many angstculi as you want so long as the total of
their AP is no higher than 10. Thus you can have one 10-
AP angstculus, or two 5-AP angstculi etc.
As long as you have control, the angstculi obey all
your commands. You can telepathically command your
angstculi as a bonus action as long as they are within
100 feet of you. You can issue different commands
to each angstculus you control. If you do not issue a
command, an angstculus continues performing your
last given command. If there is no such command, the
angstculus can move and act as it likes, just like a cat or
a spider. An angstculus has its own turns.
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If your Charisma modifier decreases, you start losing
control of your angstculi starting with the strongest one
(the one with the highest AP or the highest current hit
points if their AP are equal). An angstculus of which you
lose control in this way becomes confused and attacks
the nearest creature, whether the creature is an ally
or foe to you. If you are the nearest, it does not do so
and goes for the next viable target if you succeed on a
Charisma (Persuasion) check (DC = 10 + the AP of the
angstculus).
If you create an angstculus while you are at your
control limits, the newly created one becomes hostile to
you immediately.
You can find the stat block of the most basic
angstculus below:
Angstculus
Small or smaller construct (automaton), the alignment of its creator
Armor Class 12
Hit Points 20
Speed 30 ft.
STR DEX CON INT WIS CHA
14 (+2) 14 (+2) 12 (+1) 6 (-2) 8 (-1) 10 (+0)
Damage Vulnerabilities bludgeoning
Damage Resistances cold, fire, lightning
Damage Immunities poison
Condition Immunities charmed, frightened, poisoned
Senses passive Perception 9
Languages speaks one language chosen by its creator. The
creator must also know the language
Challenge -
Proficiency Bonus equal to its creator’s proficiency bonus
ACTIONS
Attack. Melee Weapon Attack: +2 +proficiency bonus to hit,
reach 5 ft., one target. Hit: 6 (1d8 + 2) bludgeoning damage.
This attack can be a headbutt, a slam, a fist, or another type of
unarmed attack that deals bludgeoning damage.
Modification List
You can make a number of modifications to your
angstculus provided that you spend the required KF,
time and AP. You can apply a modification only once
unless stated otherwise.
 Examples of modifications you can make to upgrade
your angstculus have been given below. You can always
talk to your GM and create other modifications so long
as the GM approves.
Piercing Limbs (0 AP). The angstculus grows spiky
limbs and deals piercing damage instead of bludgeoning
damage with its attack.
Slashing Claws (0 AP). The angstculus grows claws and
deals slashing damage instead of bludgeoning damage
with its attack.
Attack Expertise (1 AP). The angstculus has a +1 bonus
to attack rolls. This modification can be made up to 5
times.
Detailed Face (1 AP). You make tweaks to the face of
your angstculus and attach lots of small platings that
move to imitate facial expressions. Your angstculus
seems more alive, thus its company gives you comfort.
While your angstculus is within 30 feet of you and you
are aware of its presence, you have advantage on saving
throws against being frightened.
Enhanced Speed (1 AP). The angstculus moves faster
each time this modification is made, increasing its
speed by 10 feet each time. This modification can be
made up to 5 times.
Light Module (1 AP). The angstculus sheds bright light
in a 5-foot radius and dim light for an additional 5
feet. You can choose the color of this light. Completely
covering the angstculus with something opaque blocks
the light. You can take a bonus action to command the
angstculus to turn its light on or off.
Light-Plated (1 AP). The angstculus’s AC becomes 14.
Perceptive Sense (1 AP). The angstculus gains
darkvision out to a range of 60 feet.
Reinforce Angst Core (1 AP). The hit point maximum
and the current hit points of the angstculus increases
by 10. This modification can be made up to 10 times.
Self Destruction (1 AP). The angstculus can explode
on your command. You can also set it to automatically
explode if either of you drop to 0 hit points.
Upon explosion, each creature within 10 feet of the
angstculus must make a Dexterity saving throw (DC
equals your spell save DC). On a failed save, a creature
takes 1d6 damage for each AP it has. Half of this damage
is piercing damage, and the rest is fire damage. On a
successful save, the total damage is halved.
Sound Insulation (1 AP). The angstculus does not
generate any sound while walking, it has advantage on
Dexterity (Stealth) checks while moving.
Tool Proficiency (1 AP). You modify your angstculus’
limbs into an artisan’s tools of your choice, with which
the angstculus becomes proficient.
Weapon Proficiency (1 AP). The angstculus gains
proficiency with a type of weapon of your choice,
and you modify one of its limbs so that it can use the
weapon. This modification can be made up to 2 times.
Angst-Coated Limbs (2 AP). The angstculus’s
successful melee weapon attacks deal an extra 1d6 fire
damage on a hit, as angst heats up when in contact with
blood.
Immutable Angst Shells (2 AP). The angstculus is
immune to any spell or effect that alters its form.
Sticky Limbs (2 AP). Your angstculus can move as if it
is affected by the spider climb spell.
Angstmagical Pulse (3 AP). As an action, the
angstculus releases a pulse of magical energy that
becomes even stronger when it gets in contact with the
surrounding angst. Each creature within 30 feet of the
angstculus that holds or carries an angst crystal must
succeed on a Constitution saving throw or be stunned
until the end of their next turn (DC equals your spell
save DC). The angstculus can use this feature again after
1 minute.
Angst-Imbued Resistance (3 AP). The angstculus has
advantage on saving throws against spells and other
magical effects.
Blood Immunity (3 AP). The angstculus gains
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immunity to necrotic damage. Also, whenever it is hit
with an attack that deals blood damage, it doesn’t take
the blood damage and instead regains a number of hit
points equal to the amount of the blood damage dealt.
Medium-Plated (3 AP). The angstculus’s AC becomes
16.
Sharpened Senses (3 AP). The angstculus gains either
blindsight or tremorsense (one of your choice) out to a
range of 60 feet.
Aerial Mobility (4 AP). The angstculus gains a flying
speed of 20 feet.
Angst-Imbued Size Variation (4 AP). The angstculus
can use this feature to cast the enlarge/reduce spell on
itself. You must finish a long rest for your angstculus to
do so again.
Heavy-Plated (5 AP). The angstculus’s AC becomes 18.
Rapid Strike (5 AP). The angstculus can attack twice,
instead of once, whenever it takes the Attack action on
its turn.
Angst-Imbued Haste (6 AP). The angstculus can use
this feature to cast the haste spell on itself. Once the
angstculus uses this feature, you must finish a long rest
for it to do so again.
Reinforced Plating (7 AP). The angstculus’s AC
becomes 20.
Malfunction
Starting at 6th level, you can use your action to cause
an angst or bloodwork weapon, or another damage
dealing angst-based magical items within 60 feet of you
to malfunction and lose its angst-related properties for
1 minute if you succeed on a ranged spell attack against
it (AC equals 8 + the weapon’s highest possible damage
roll).
Angst Link
Starting at 10th level, you can choose one of your
angstculi that is within 100 feet of you as the source of
your spells.
Bestow Angst’s Will
When you reach 14th level, you receive the ultimate
gift from your patron: the ability to bestow your will to
angst. You gain the following benefits.
• You can cast the dominate monster spell on an
automaton without expending a spell slot and
requiring no material components. Once you cast
this spell using this feature, you must finish a short
or long rest to cast it again in the same way.
• When you hit an automaton with a spell attack, it
must succeed on a Charisma saving throw against
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your spell save DC, or it has disadvantage on all
ability checks, attack rolls, and saving throws until
the end of its next turn. If it fails the saving throw
by 5 or more, it is also stunned until the end of its
next turn.
• If you hit a creature with an attack that carries an
angst or bloodwork weapon, or other angst-based
magical item, it must succeed on a Charisma saving
throw against your spell save DC for each item or
that item does not function until the end of its next
turn.
Your Pact Boon
Each Pact Boon option creates a special creature or an
object that reflects your patron’s nature.
Pact of the Blade. If you choose a bloodwork or angst
weapon as your pact weapon, you can choose to convert
its damage to blood damage.
Pact of the Chain. Your familiar can be an angstculus.
Pact of the Tome. Your tome can be a special crypto
scroll that cannot be opened without the special
combination of numbers. If someone tries to open it
with a false combination, it is destroyed.
Avatar of Bloodthirst
The gruesome environment of Tolia changes its
residents, entities, and even attracts otherworldly
powers. One of them is the Avatar of Bloodthirst, and
you’ve made a pact with it. Although this avatar is
feared by many due to its wicked and ferocious nature,
it has given you the task of shedding blood in its name.
Expanded Spell List
The Avatar of Bloodthirst lets you choose from an
expanded list of spells when you learn a warlock spell.
The following spells are added to the warlock spell list
for you.
Avatar of Bloodthirst Expanded Spells
Spell Level Spells
1st hellish rebuke, unseen servant
2nd darkness, shatter
3rd fear, vampiric touch
4th blight, hallucinatory terrain
 5th dream, hold monster
Aura of Bloodthirst
When you choose to work with the Avatar of
Bloodthirst, you become more violent and gruesome
than before. You learn new ways to shed more blood
and you can come up with creative ways of doing it.
Starting at 1st level, you can use your action to emit
a 30-foot-radius aura of bloodthirst for 1 minute, which
makes all friendly creatures within the aura more
violent. The creatures within the aura have advantage
on attack rolls.
Once you use this feature, you must finish a short or
long rest to use it again.
Bonus Proficiency
Starting at 1st level, you become proficient with martial
weapons.
The Thirst
At 6th level, you develop a craving to spill blood,
which will feed the Avatar of Bloodthirst. You gain the
following benefits.
Blood Spit. As a bonus action, you channel the power
the Avatar has given you and spit blood on a melee
weapon or 10 pieces of ammunition you are holding. For
1 minute, the weapon or the ammunition deals an extra
1d6 blood damage on a hit. This damage increases to
1d8 at 10th level.
Blood Cone. When you cast the eldritch blast cantrip,
you can choose to cast it as a 15-foot cone originating
from you. Your throat fills with boiling blood and you
spit it out. When you do so, each creature within the
cone must succeed on a Dexterity saving throw or take
the damage of the cantrip.
Eldritch Blood. When you cast a warlock spell, you can
choose to change its damage type to blood damage.
Once you use one of these benefits, you must finish a
short or long rest to use any one of them again.
Extra Attack
Starting at 10th level, you can attack twice instead of
once whenever you take the Attack action on your turn.
Eldritch Finisher
Starting at 10th level, whenever you cast the eldritch
blast cantrip, you can make a weapon attack as a bonus
action.
Satisfaction of Blood
Starting at 14th level, you feel satiated when blood is
spilled around you. The more blood in the area, the
more powerful you get.
You have advantage on attack rolls when you are
targeting a creature for the first time in a day. Also,
each time a creature within 60 feet of you takes damage,
you can use your reaction to regain 1d4 hit points.
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Wizard Traditions
Veinscripter
Veinscripters are wizards who have developed a way
to study magic by the power of the blood in their own
veins. As a veinscripter, you learn how to enhance your
power and extend its limits by intertwining blood and
magic.
With certain methods, the spells you know meld
into your blood and change it to some extent. You
can change the principles of some spells and their
components and at some point, bend and control your
veins.
and abilities of a creature by touching its blood, as well
as some limited information about it.
As an action, you can touch the blood of a creature.
Once you do so, you learn the creature’s type, and you
gain two of the following benefits of your choice for 1
minute.
• A condition or damage immunity the creature has.
• A damage resistance the creature has.
• Advantage on saving throws against effects created
by the creature.
• Advantage on attack rolls against the creature.
• Advantage on any check made to track or locate the
creature.
You can benefit from this feature only once at a time.
If you use this feature again while you are under its
effects, you lose the former effects and gain the new
ones.

Magic Within Veins

Starting at 2nd level, you can choose one spell in your
spellbook and make it a veinspell. Each time you gain
a wizard level, you can do this to another spell in your
spellbook.
A veinspell is a spell you can cast requiring no verbal
and somatic components. While casting these spells,
runic signs representing the spells appear on your body
as your veins change their color and shape.

Veinbender
At 6th level, the long hours you’ve spent practicing
on your own body results in great knowledge about
anatomy, and even more importantly, a powerful
defense mechanism. You gain the following benefits.
• You have advantage on Wisdom (Medicine) checks
about all humanoid creatures.
• When you take damage, you can instantly move
your veins out of your body, creating a shield that
protects you from harm as a reaction. This shield
halves the damage you take. You can use this
feature a number of times equal to your proficiency
bonus. You regain all expended uses when you
finish a long rest.

Resilience Breaker
Starting at the 10th level, your veinspells become
stronger. Whenever a creature succeeds on its saving
throw against a veinspell cast by you, it takes 3d6 blood
damage.

Bloodreading
Starting at 14th level, you can obtain certain powers

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