monsters that find and protect them.
Force users must
Force User
A human in long hooded robes waves their hand, the guard
nods and leaves their post. The corrupt warlord now
vulnerable as a piercing Yellow glow fills his bed chamber.
A lithe elf in formal attire sits with a King, bowing and
leaving. Red light glimmers behind the grey in her eyes as she
leaves the council chamber.
Blue, Yellow, and Green clash with Red, the eternal battle
of good vs evil rages on with its latest combatants. A figure
watches, grey cloaked and hidden, ever aiding the weaker
side.
Force users are among the most powerful beings in our
world, they feel and use the magic that connects all living
things. The source of both arcane and divine powers.
However, these powerful entities must make a choice
whether to follow the path of the gods, the light side, or the
path of the betrayers, the dark side of the Force.
The Force
Force Users are defined by their connection to the source of
all magic. Bypassing gods, patrons, and arcane spells, a Force
user has a direct connection with magic, they call the Force.
This allows almost limitless use of their connection to it
whilst they maintain their concentration. This connection to
the Force allows Force users to strengthen their own body
with the Force whilst also lashing out with it to affect the
world and creatures around them. They can touch and even
manipulate the minds of others through their own, more
limited, connection to the Force.
A More Civilised Weapon
Force users, over the years, have developed weapons
powered by the Force using Force crystals. These Force
crystals are rare, usually only found by Force users, due to
undergo a quest when seeking their crystal. The crystal will
call to them, harmonies ringing out. Any other crystal will be
cold to touch but the one they find will be warm. One of the
defining parts of a Force users training is obtaining their first
crystal and overcoming the challenges in their way.
Constructed only by them, Lightsabers are a formidable
weapon. The hilt, powered by a Force crystal, produces a
blade of pure energy.
Creating a Force User
When you begin making Force user, your alignment is more
important than for most.
If you choose a good alignment (usually lawful-neutral
good), you will become a Jedi. Jedi are powerful; however, they
are peacekeepers, sworn to an old oath to Pelor, the sun god.
They will strive ever for, what they call, balance with the
Force. Though to them this means the eradication of all evil,
particularly their evil counterparts, the Sith.
If you choose your alignment to be evil (usually lawful -
chaotic evil) you will become a Sith. Sith are the proponents
of chaos, despising the order and emotionless world that the
Jedi hold as their ideal. The only control they like is their own,
which they strive for unceasingly. They no longer hold any
allegiances to the betrayer gods they once worshipped. They
rule among themselves that there should only be two, a
master and his apprentice, to prevent the chaos their civil
wars once caused.
True balance in the Force is sought after, by neutral
(usually true neutral) Force users, Grey Jedi. Only they know
what true balance in the Force means, serving only it is will.
Siding with the weaker, when the other becomes too strong,
Grey Jedi are not killers unless needed, but will undermine
Sith or Jedi alike with no bias. Their aim: to ensure that evil is
always losing but has never lost.
Quick Build Proficiencies
You can make a Force user quickly by following these Weapons: Lightsaber, Martial Weapons
suggestions. First, make Dexterity and Wisdom or Charisma Tools: Lightsaber tools
your highest ability scores, followed by Constitution. Second, Saving Throws: Charisma, Wisdom
choose the Acolyte background if your character is good or Skills: Choose two from Acrobatics, History, Insight,
neutral, or the Charlatan background if your character is evil. Persuasion, Perception, and Stealth
Also, for earlier levels choose more Force powers that only
expend a Force point as opposed to consuming them. Equipment
You start with the following equipment, in addition to the
equipment granted by your background:
The Force User Your Force crystal, within your first Lightsaber
Proficiency Force Force
Robes, non-magic
Level Bonus Points Powers Features
1st +2 1 2 The Force, Force
Telekinesis
2nd +2 1 2 Force Defence, Force Lightsaber
Leap
3rd +2 2 3 Path Feature, Mind Description
Tricks, Force Deflection Damage: 1d10, Radiant or Necrotic (if Red)
Reach: 5ft
4th +2 2 3 Ability Score Range: 30/60ft
Improvement Weight: 2lb
5th +3 2 4 Extra Attack Properties: Finesse, Light
Duration: Activated at will, your blade will last a
6th +3 3 4 Path Feature number of minutes equal to your constitution
7th +3 3 5 Evasion, Battle modifier before requiring a Force point to be
Meditation consumed for each extra minute. Each time you
activate your Lightsaber at least a minute is
8th +3 3 5 Ability Score
Improvement consumed. The time is reset after a long rest.
Cutting Edge: Your blade is also capable of
9th +4 4 6 ─ cutting through any non-magic material other
10th +4 4 6 Force Resistance than Adamantine and less thick than the length
of your blade. Time taken is down to DM
11th +4 4 7 Path Feature discretion.
12th +4 5 7 Ability Score
Improvement Colour
13th +5 5 8 ─ When you attune to your crystal its colour reflects
your best path to choose later.
14th +5 5 8 Force Resilience
15th +5 6 9 Steady Mind Green if your Wisdom is greater than your
Dexterity.
16th +5 6 9 Ability Score Blue if your Dexterity is greater than your
Improvement Wisdom.
17th +6 6 10 Path Feature Yellow if your Wisdom is similar to your
Dexterity.
18th +6 7 10 Force Recovery Red if you are a Sith regardless of your Wisdom
19th +6 7 11 Ability Score or Dexterity.
Improvement
20th +6 7 11 Force Channelling Building your Lightsaber
Building a Lightsaber is easy and the materials are
inexpensive, all except the Force crystal. Force
users must, again, find their own crystal through a
quest. The hilt takes a day to remake using
lightsaber tools. Once you have the crystal it takes
Class Features a successful Dexterity check, DC20 as an action, to
finish building. Lightsaber tools, if lost, can be
As a Force user, you gain the following class features. remade by a blacksmith with help from the Force
user.
Hit Points
Hit Dice: 1d8 per Force wielder level
Hit Points at 1st Level: 8 + your Constitution modifier
Hit Points at Higher Levels: 1d8 (or 5) + your Constitution
modifier per Force user level after 1st
Use the Force
At 1st level you have begun your training in the ways of the
Force. Your powers count as magical effects, but not as a
spell. You gain 1 Force point. Most Force powers only expend
a Force point. You regain expended Force points immediately
outside combat, or on a successful concentration check.
Made at the beginning of each of your turns, these
concentration checks have a DC 10, or half the total damage
taken since your last turn. On a total of double the DC or
higher two points are regained. Consumed means the point is
only regained at the end of a long rest. Your Force point
maximum is shown in the class table. Force ability is Wisdom
for Jedi Knights and Charisma for Sith. Grey Jedi may choose
either when making their character.
Force save DC = 8 + casting modifier + proficiency bonus.
Your number of known Force powers is shown in the class
table, Jedi Knights cannot take dark side powers and Sith
cannot take light side powers. Grey Jedi should keep their
Force powers in balance, meaning having no more than one
difference in light side vs dark side points.
Force Telekinesis
At 1st level you gain your first Force power, which does not
count against your known Force points.
You gain the use of mage hand as a bonus action when you
expend a Force point.
You may also try to move a creature you can see within 30ft
as a bonus action by expending a Force point. The target
must win a contested athletics or acrobatics role vs your
Force ability modifier + proficiency roll. Larger creatures get
advantage on the save. On a loss the creature is moved 15ft
in your chosen direction, including down knocking them
prone.
You can also throw and object with the Force. As an action
and consuming a Force point, you choose one object
weighing 1 to 5 pounds within 30ft that isn’t being worn or
carried. The object flies in a straight line up to 90 feet in a
direction you choose before falling to the ground, stopping
early if it impacts against a solid surface. If the object would
strike a creature, that creature must make a Dexterity saving
throw. On a failed save, the object strikes the target and stops
moving. When the object strikes something, the object and
what it strikes each take 3d8 bludgeoning damage.
You may also expend a Force point to retrieve your
Lightsaber after throwing it, using either your bonus action
or one of the attacks you get from your attack action.
Force Defence
Beginning at 2nd level, while you are wearing no armour and
not wielding a shield, your AC equals 10 + your Dexterity
modifier. Also, at the start each turn you gain the effects of
the dodge action, which you keep with concentration under
normal concentration rules. Other concentration Force
powers remove this effect.
Force Leap
Beginning at 2nd Level, as a bonus action you can expend a
Force point to jump your walking speed.
Path
When you reach 3rd level, you commit yourself to a path. All
detailed at the end of the class description. Your path grants
you features at 3rd level and again at 6th, 11th, and 17th
level.
Mind Tricks
Beginning at 3rd level, as an action you can suggest a course
of action that a weak-minded creature will usually follow,
limited to a sentence. The suggestion must sound reasonable
and asking the creature to do some obviously harmful act to
themself ends the spell. A creature that you can see and can
hear and understand you must make a Wisdom saving throw.
Creatures that cannot be charmed are immune to this effect.
On a failed save, it pursues the course of action you described
to the best of its ability for up to ten minutes with
concentration. On a success the creature is aware of what
you tried, and you consume a Force point. The effect ends or
fails if the creature is in combat.
Force Deflection
Beginning at 3rd level, you can channel the Force through
your Lightsaber, causing a missile to only brush past you, or
even deflecting it entirely. As a reaction action you reduce the
damage you take from a missile by 1d10 + your Dexterity
modifier + your Force user level. If you reduce the damage to
0 and the missile is smaller than your Lightsaber, you can
deflect the missile completely. If you deflect a missile in this
way, you can expend a Force point to make a ranged attack
with the missile you just deflected, as part of the same
reaction. You make this attack with proficiency and it deals
the original damage to the target.
Ability Score Improvement
When you reach 4th level, and again at 8th, 12th, 16th, and
19th level, you can increase one ability score of your choice
by 2, or you can increase two ability scores of your choice by
1. As normal, you cannot increase an ability score above 20
using this feature.
Extra Attack
Beginning at 5th level, you can attack twice, instead of once,
whenever you take the Attack action on your turn.
Force Evasion
Beginning at 7th level, your instinctive agility lets you dodge
out of the way of certain area effects. When you are subjected
to an effect that allows you to make a Dexterity saving throw
to take only half damage, you instead take no damage if you
succeed on the saving throw, and only half damage if you fail.
Battle Meditation
Beginning at 7th level you can spend a minute watching a
creature to learn its vulnerabilities and resistances,
consuming a Force point. Alternatively, you can spend a short
rest meditating on the creature if you have met them or have
someone with you who knows them well. You gain knowledge
of all damage and condition resistances, immunities, and
vulnerabilities.
Force Resistance
Beginning at 10th level the Force provides protection against
the damage dealt by Force crystals. You gain resistances to
Radiant and Necrotic Damage.
Force Resilience
Beginning at 14th level, your mastery of the Force grants you
advantage on all saving throws.
Steady Mind
Beginning at 15th level you gain advantage on Constitution
saving throws, including concentration checks.
Force Recovery
Beginning at 18th level, the number of Force points recovered
from concentration saves are now doubled.
Force Channelling
At 20th level, when you roll initiative you can choose to
recover all expended or consumed Force points. You may do
this once per long rest.
Jedi Paths
Jedi are found all over our world, but rarely. Most often seen
around their few and secretive temples. Young Force users
are most often found and trained by the Jedi. Once ready they
are given a master, becoming their padawan learner. They
stay with this master until ready to take the trials and become
a Jedi Knight themselves. One day they may even become a
Jedi Master themselves.
Consular
The Consular's powers go far beyond meditation and
mediation, and nothing illustrates this as vividly as their
graceful movements in battle. Whether beset by an army of
assassins or caught in the middle of soured negotiations, the
Jedi Consular fights with an open conduit for the Force;
manipulating massive Forces to disable or even destroy their
enemies.
Force Wielder
When you choose this path at 3rd level you gain the ability to
change your known neutral Force powers on a long rest. If it
was not before, your crystal is now Green. Your Force point
maximum also increases by your casting modifier.
Force Meditation
At 3rd level you master the art of meditation. During a short
rest, you can consume a Force point to cast one of these
spells; Comprehend Language, Locate Animals or Plants,
Detect Good and Evil, Locate Object, Divination, Locate
Object, Commune, Commune with Nature, Contact Other
Plane, Legend Lore and Scrying with a maximum spell level
equal to half your Force point maximum.
Force Stun
At 6th level, using a bonus action and consuming a Force
point you can Force a creature within 30ft to make a
constitution saving throw. On a failed save the target is
stunned until the end of your next turn. Once you reach level
7 you also gain the knowledge granted by Battle Meditation.
Force Drain
At 11th level, using an action and consuming three Force
points you can deal 4d8 radiant damage, and heal by half the
damage dealt. If you heal more than 12 Hit Points this way,
then you also regain one of the consumed Force points.
Force Absorption
At 17th level you gain the ability to absorb energy damage
inflicted on you. As a reaction once you know the amount of
damage dealt by an enemy you can see, you may choose to
consume a number of Force points and then roll that many
d8 and add your Force ability score, absorbing that amount of
damage. If the damage is bought to zero by this effect it is
reflected on the attacker.
Guardian
The path of the Jedi Guardian is taken up by Jedi who feel
that their skills and talents lie in battle, and who used the
Force to augment their physical prowess.
The Force in Battle
When you choose this path at 3rd level you may also add your
dexterity modifier when calculating the number of minutes
you can use your Lightsaber for per day. If it was not before
your crystal is now Blue. You may also choose one dark side
ability as one of your known powers, adding a hint of Red to
your Lightsaber colour making a more unique Purple. Jedi
capable of keeping this connection in balance are few
indeed... many who try fall into the darkness.
This weapon is your life
At 3rd level, you get to choose a Lightsaber fighting style.
Double Ended.
Sentinel
In choosing to fight with a double ended Saber, you gain a Control and focus are the hallmarks of the Jedi Sentinel.
sweeping attack. On a hit you can choose to expend a Through years of training the Sentinel learns the art of using
Force point and roll another attack for another enemy in a Lightsaber and the Force simultaneously to create an
your melee range or consume a Force point to roll again intricate web of damage that is almost impossible to evade.
for every enemy in melee range. Each additional hit deals
half the original hit's damage. You also gain the ability to The Force in Balance
attack once as a bonus action. When you choose this path at 3rd level you may change your
Duel Wielding. known neutral Force powers each time you level up. If it was
In choosing to fight with two Sabers at once, you gain a +2 not before, your crystal is now Yellow. Your Force point
to your AC. You also gain the ability to attack once as a maximum also increases by half your casting modifier
bonus action. rounded down. You may also add half your dexterity modifier
rounded down when calculating the number of minutes you
Two Handed. can use your Lightsaber for per day.
By choosing to wield your Saber with two hands, your
Saber damage increases to 1d12. You can also take a -5 to Walk the Line
attack before rolling, on a hit you deal an extra 10 Sentinel is the middle ground between Consular and
Lightsaber damage. Guardian. At 3rd, 6th, 11th, and 17th levels you may choose a
path feature from Consular or Guardian. The feature must be
Wounding Blade available at or below your level.
At 6th level your Lightsaber's attack modifier and damage
rolls gain an additional +1 magical bonus. Also, your
Lightsaber damage cannot be healed until a short rest. Your
weapon also inflicts a wound once per round. Each wound an
enemy has deals 1d4 Lightsaber damage at the start of their
turns, after which they make constitution save to remove all
active wounds. Alternatively, a medicine check made as an
action can also end the effect, both made against your Force
DC.
Lightsaber Parry
At 11th level your Lightsaber’s attack modifier and damage
rolls gain an additional +1 magical bonus. Also, you gain the
Force Parry power, without it counting against your known
Force powers. If you already chose it then you gain one
additional Force power. If you make a successful parry, the
target makes a dexterity saving throw. On a failed save you
damage their weapon, destroying non-magical weapons and
reducing the attack modifier and damage rolls of magical
weapons. Unarmed attackers take damage as if hit instead
when you use this reaction.
Lethal Precision
At 17th level your Lightsaber’s attack modifier and damage
rolls gain an additional +1 magical bonus. Also, when you
attack a creature that has at least one head and roll a 20 on
the attack roll, you cut off one of the creature's heads. The
creature dies if it cannot survive without the lost head. A
creature is immune to this effect if it does not have or need a
head, has legendary actions, or its neck is too large to be
severed by your Lightsaber. Such a creature instead takes an
extra 6d8 radiant damage from the hit.

Sith Paths
Sith are almost never encountered. There are only ever two
and often at least one of them is hidden in plain sight, rarely
revealed until too late. They are experts at infiltration, hiding
in and manipulating the highest places of leadership. They
even keep secrets from each other, the apprentice often
having their own secret apprentice for when they attempt to
steal the position of master.
Lord
The Consular's counterpart. Usually the master, positioned to
pull the strings on any master plan being set in motion, and
using their apprentice as a pawn.
Force Wielder
When you choose this path at 3rd level you gain the ability to
change your known neutral Force powers on a long rest. Your
maximum Force points also increases by your casting
modifier.
Force Hiding
At 3rd level you master the art of deception. You have
advantage on all deception checks and when successful can
convince anyone that you are telling the truth. You can also
spend a week creating a new identity and altering your
appearance to infiltrate any organisation you have sufficient
knowledge about (dm discretion). Your true appearance is
only unwillingly revealed when you roll initiative.
Force Kill
At 6th level, using a bonus action and consuming three Force
points you can deal 2d8 necrotic damage, and heal the
damage dealt. A creature brought to 0 hp this way dies with
no saving throw.
Force Lightning
At 11th level, as an action you can consume a Force point
Force a creature within 30ft to make a constitution saving
throw. On a failed save the target is stunned until the end of
your next turn. You can maintain this with concentration and
expending a Force point on each subsequent turn. On this
turn and any turn you maintain it, you can use your bonus
action and take one d8 necrotic damage to deal 3d8 + your
Charisma modifier lightening damage. The Creature makes
an additional saving throw at the end of each turn.
Force Chain Lightning
At 17th level you gain the ability to use your lightning on
many opponents at once. Consuming 6 Force points, you cast
chain lightning at 6th level.
Warrior
The Guardian's counterpart. Usually the apprentice to a Sith
Lord, being used for their strength in battle.
The Force in Battle
When you choose this path at 3rd level you may also add your
dexterity modifier when calculating the number of minutes
you can use your Lightsaber for per day. You may also choose
one light side ability as one of your known powers. Sith who
do this become better at leading a fight with allies.
Sith Guardian
Warrior is the Sith's Guardian. At 3rd, 6th, 11th, and 17th
levels you gain the respective features from Guardian.
Assassin
The Sentinel's counterpart. Often the secret apprentice.
The Force in Balance
When you choose this path at 3rd level you may change your
known neutral Force powers each time you level up. Your
Force point maximum also increases by half your casting
modifier rounded down. You may also add half your dexterity
modifier rounded down when calculating the number of
minutes you can use your Lightsaber for per day.
Walk the Line
Assassin is the middle ground between Lord and Warrior. At
3rd, 6th, 11th, and 17th levels you may choose a path feature
from Lord or Guardian. The feature must be available at or
below your level.
Grey Jedi
True Grey Jedi listen only to the will of the Force, allowing it
to guide them in their keeping of balance. This is true for
both their role in the fight between the Jedi and the Sith and
in the wider battle of good vs evil. Generally siding with the
light, they will only aid the dark side when those who are
meant to be good have gained too much power and are
beginning to be corrupted by it.
Grey Jedi Path
As a Grey Jedi at 3rd level you choose a starting path feature
from Force Wielder (detailed in consular), The Force in Battle
(detailed in Guardian) or The Force in Balance (detailed in
Consular).
True Balance
Then at 3rd, 6th, 11th, and 17th levels you may choose a path
feature from Consular, Lord or Guardian. The feature must
be available at or below your level. Grey Jedi should also keep
their path features in balance, meaning having no more than
one difference in light side vs dark side features.

Changing your Alignment

Fallen Jedi
Jedi or Grey Jedi may fall to the Sith. In doing so
they will bleed their Lightsaber, gaining a red crystal
which deals necrotic damage. Every level up can be
used to change one light side or neutral power to a
dark side one, as well as one light side path feature
to a dark side one. If wisdom was your casting
modifier it remains it.
Risen Sith
Sith may begin the path back to the light, similar to
Fallen Jedi, you may change a Force power and a
path feature each level. Once you are back in
balance, under the rules of a Grey Jedi, your crystal
purifies, turning your blade white. If your casting
modifier is charisma it remains charisma.
Neutral Force Powers
Force Battle
As a bonus action you expend a Force point to goad a
creature. On your next hit on the same turn, the target must
make a wisdom saving throw. On a failed save the target has
disadvantage on attacks against your allies until the start of
your next turn.
Force Burn
As a bonus action you expend a Force point to injure a
creature. On your next hit on the same turn, you burn the
creature. At the beginning of your next turn, the creature
takes half the original damage. This additional damage is
dealt even if you are incapacitated.
Force Confusion
As a bonus action you expend a Force point to confuse a
creature. On your next hit on the same turn, the target must
make a wisdom saving throw. On a failure, the first attack
made by the target during its next turn targets a random
creature the target can see within its reach or range. The
target is unaware of this effect until it occurs.
Force Dash
As a bonus action you expend a Force point Dash or
Disengage. Consuming the Force point allows both to be
used.
Force Disarm
As a bonus action you expend a Force point to aim for the
hand of a creature. On your next hit on the same turn, the
target must make a dexterity saving throw against dropping a
held item.
Force Dispel
As a bonus action you expend a Force point to distract a
creature. On your next hit on the same turn, the target has
Disadvantage on any saves to maintain concentration until
the beginning of your next turn.
Force Initiative
Whenever you roll initiative you may choose to expend a
Force point to re-roll, taking the higher of the two rolls.
Force Luck
Whenever you make an attack roll or an ability check, you can
consume a Force point to roll again. You can choose to do so
after you roll the die, but before the outcome is determined.
You choose which of the rolls is used for the attack roll, ability
check.
Force Lunge
As a bonus action you expend a Force point to increase your
reach to 10 feet for the rest of your turn.
Force Parry
When a creature you can see attacks you with a melee attack,
you can use your reaction and expend a Force point to add
your proficiency to your AC for that attack.
Force Riposte
When a creature you can see within 5ft of you makes a melee
attack against you, you can use your reaction to make a melee
weapon attack against the creature.
Force Sight
As a bonus action you consume a Force point to gain
blindsight for 30ft, with concentration, until the start of your
next turn. Expending a Force point each turn allows you
maintain this for up to 1 minute.
Force Slow
Whenever a creature you can see uses movement within 10ft
of you, you may use your reaction and expend a Force point
to Force the target to make a wisdom saving throw. On a
failed save their speed becomes 0 for the rest of the round.
This can also be used on yourself for the same effect as
feather fall, consuming the Force point.
Force Throw
Level 5 Required
As a bonus action you expend a Force point to make two
ranged attacks with your Lightsaber and still retrieve it.
Light Side Powers
Force Commander
As a bonus action you expend a Force point to call out the
weakness of a creature you can see. You allow every friendly
creature within its melee range to add your proficiency to its
next damage until your next turn.
Force Cover
As a bonus action you expend a Force point to aid your allies
escape. On your next hit on the same turn, the target must
make a wisdom saving throw. On a failure, the target cannot
take reactions until the start of your next turn. You can also
prevent the use of Legendary actions by consuming before
you hit.
Force Heal
Using your action and consuming a Force point, you heal a
creature you can see within 30ft by 1d8 + your Force
modifier. When the target is a creature other than you, you
may instead expend a Force point and take a d8 radiant
damage to yourself.
Force Mind
As a bonus action you consume a Force point to bolster an
ally’s resolve. You allow an ally you can see within 30ft to add
your Force modifier to any concentration check they make
whilst you maintain concentration, up to 1 minute.
Force Protect
Level 3 Required
When an ally you can see within 5ft of you is damaged by an
attack from a creature you can see, you can use your reaction
and expend a Force point to interpose yourself in the way of
harm. The attack damages you instead of the ally. You can
then use Force Deflection by consuming the Force point if it
is a ranged missile attack.
Dark Side Powers
Force Choke
As a bonus action you expend a Force point to choke a
person. You choose a humanoid you can see within 30ft of
you to make a constitution saving throw. On a failed save your
target can no longer breath, they cannot speak or cast spells
with verbal components. If they have a concentration spell up,
they make a concentration check against your Force DC.
Consuming a Force point or taking 1d8 necrotic damage
allows you to deal 1d8 + your Force modifier damage. This
can be maintained with concentration. Every round you
maintain it a Force point can be expended for an extra d8
damage. A creature can die of suffocation this way.
Force Dominate
As a bonus action you expend a Force point to dominate a
weaker mind. You choose a creature you can see within 30ft
of you to make a wisdom saving throw. On a failed save they
make a melee weapon attack against a random creature
within their reach.
Force Hate
As a bonus action you consume a Force point to make
someone the target of your hate. You choose a creature you
can see within 30ft of you, anytime you hit the creature with
your Lightsaber you add 1d6 necrotic damage.
Force Fear
As a bonus action you expend a Force point to intimidate a
creature. On your next hit, the target must make a wisdom
saving throw. On a failed save the creature is afraid of you
until the end of your next turn.
Force Rage
(Guardian/Warrior only)
As a bonus action you consume two Force points, unleashing
your rage. You become resistant to all physical damage;
however, you can only move and attack, gaining an extra
attack as a bonus action for the duration. While choosing to
maintain your rage you expend one Force point on you turn.
Once all enemies in sight are dead, or you lose your rage
another way, you make a Wisdom saving throw against your
own DC. On a success the rage ends, on a fail you continue to
attack allies as if they were enemies. You make a saving
throw at the end of each turn until the rage fades, or you die.
Design & Writing
ajs-1207 (me) & a couple of DM friends.
Made using the Homebrewery

Art Credits in order of appearance:

Jedi Knight by Mirko Calusic on Artstation -
https://www.artstation.com/artwork/aDm5J
Luke Skywalker by Paul Zeaiter, blackmambastudios
on instagram.
Anakin's Lightsaber Movie poster print by Star Wars
from Lucasfilm works.
Asajj Ventress by Magali Villeneuve on
http://www.magali-villeneuve.com/?page_id=11
Dark Jedi by daniellieske on Deviant Art -
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Grey Jedi Code - from Lucasfilm works, Specific
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