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 TABLE OF CONTENTS
5 Preface 47 Feats
5 Rules to Remember 48 Spells
6 Your Next Adventure Awaits 54 Transformations
63 Optional Rules
9 Ch. 1: Character Creation
9 Origins 65 Ch. 4: Magical Items
9 Android 65 Magic Item Descriptions
10 Earthling 67 The Dragon Balls
10 Frieza Clansman
11 Hybrid 69 Ch. 5: Fateful Battles
11 Majin 69 Player Battles
12 Namekian 69 Classic Monsters
13 Saiyan 70 Bestiary
13 Shinjin 70 Battle Jacket
14 Building Z-Souls 71 Flying Nimbus
14 Battle Points 71 Giant Animals
15 Determining Arts 71 Giant Mole Cricket
16 Factions of Earth 71 Giant Trout
16 Capsule Corporation 72 Giras
17 Dark Empire 72 Jiggler
18 Frieza Force 73 Oozaru
18 Galactic Patrol 74 Pirate Robot
19 Red Ribbon Army 74 Saibamen
19 Time Patrol 74 Gravel Goblin
75 Hesteric Shaman
22 Ch. 2: World Gazetteer 75 Saibaman
22 The Rugged North 76 Saibaman Willow
23 The Sleepy East 76 Spined Saibaman
24 The Southern Tropics 76 Swarm of Bulbamen
26 The Western Verge 77 Samaro
27 Distant Lands 77 Supreme Kai
28 Realms of the Universe 78 Yardratian
30 Twelve Universes 78 Time Rift
31 Divine Hierarchy 79 Cell
8` Cell Junior
34 Ch. 3: Character Options 82 Frieza
34 Classes Overview 84 Ginyu Force
34 Classes Reinvented 84 Burter
35 Magic Alterations 85 Captain Ginyu
35 New Subclasses 86 Guldo
35 Bard: College of Presentation 86 Jeice
36 Cleric: Poko Priest Domain 87 Recoome
37 Fighter: Martial Artist 88 King Piccolo
38 Monk: Way of the Spiritualist 89 Majin Buu
39 Paladin: Oath of Milk Delivery 91 Raditz
40 Paladin: Oath of Spirit 92 Vehicles
41 Rogue: Wild Bandit
42 Sorcerer: Monastic Soul 93 Handouts
43 Warlock: Lord of Time 93 Map: World Gazetteer
43 Warlock: Majin Progenitor
44 Backgrounds
44 Galactic Patrol Agent
45 Martial Arts Mentor
46 Scientist

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 This version of the sourcebook contains remastered rules for further advancing the Dragon Ball D&D experience.
Although it is not perfect by any means, the content presented within this book is somewhat closer to my original
vision. This book started as an idea jestingly shared amongst a table of friends. Now I’ve spent nearly a year and
some change trying to make it just right for you all. The initial release of this book was difficult. It took a very long
time and I made many mistakes along the way. It is because of these mistakes I’ve had to fix it time and time again,
making this book, what started as a fun passion project, somewhat of a nightmare. I’ve done my best to rewrite this
entire book as best I am capable of and I hope you all can enjoy the experience that brought us all together.

- Cameron Schleicher -
Lead Writer and Developer of Stranger Worlds

Three: Less is More

Five Rules to Remember Much like the writing style of the author, trust your own
This is an overhaul of Dungeons & Dragons Fifth Edition for a
improvisation skills. There’s nothing wrong with planning
Dragon Ball campaign. Many of these changes are merely to
ahead, but even the most experienced Dungeon Master will
terminology and cosmetics. Otherwise, refer to the official fifth
tell you that games can fly off the rails at a moments notice.
edition Player’s Handbook and Dungeon Master’s Guide for all
Create your ideas but let your players drive the story.
rules and information not specified in this document.
Keep the following list of rules in mind when you are
planning to run a Dragon Ball campaign:
Four: Show Change
The world and characters of Dragon Ball are ever changing.
One: The DM Adjudicates the Power As you tell your stories, think of what changes might occur
overtime. Characters should receive boons through trials and
The most common protest made against adapting the world of
development. Each epic battle should leave behind
Dragon Ball is the scaling of power. Leading characters are
unforgettable fragments. It’s okay for a story to have loose
often seen performing feats of unimaginable strength,
ends, in fact it is encouraged. Loose ends can make for
something that is not often present in most D&D campaigns.
excellent story hooks for future sessions of play.
Keep in mind, the scale of damage is entirely determined by
your Dungeon Master. At any point in time, they may decide
to increase or lower this scale. Any amount of damage that
Five: Enjoy the Adventure
Adventures do not last forever, so please enjoy the ones that
was once nothing more than a scratch can transform into a
come your way. Battle against the oncoming saiyan threat,
strike of epic proportions. Mechanically, this alters nothing.
delve into the demonic realms and battle the villainous time
Thematically, it places characters into roles as incredible
breakers, travel across the stars with a team of supernatural
mythic figures who possess untapped power.
warriors, or simply walk the earth in search of a wish. Enjoy
Two: This is Balanced — Mostly whatever adventures find you and your friends.

The content found within this book is balanced — mostly. As

you explore these chapters, you might find features that seem
more or less powerful than the ones found within the official
fifth edition Player’s Handbook. We’ve tried our best to keep
these options from being game breaking. We’ve also tried to
keep them as accurate to the source material as possible. If you
feel perturbed by any of these options, do not hesitate to
modifying them as you considered it appropriate.

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 YOUR NEXT ADVENTURE AWAITS
Earth, also known as the Dragon World, is a vast
supercontinent for your D&D campaign to adventure within.
A planet located at the edge of the universe, the Dragon World
is a safe haven for refugees across the universe and a home to
the mythical and ever sought for Dragon Balls. Seven
gemstones that are said to hold the secret to unlimited power,
everlasting life, and much more.
Heroes can rise anywhere and fall at any time. Some are
born with pure hearts and good intentions, beacons of hope.
Others live a sadder, more tragic life. All it takes is the right
words to change their life for the better or the worse. Magic
and science are at the heart of every mystical adventure.
Soaring towers of unknown origin pierce the heavens and
beyond. Expanding cities lay in wait across the far corners of
the world. Dark forces from other worlds plot in secret and
great scientists work tirelessly to improve tomorrow.
Dragon Ball, Dragon Ball Z, Dragon Ball GT, Dragon Ball
Super, and all additional works are, as always, owned by
FUNimation, Toei Animation, Fuji TV, and Akira Toriyama.
This long running series has implemented countless
characters, magic, and adventures into the hearts of many and
this module is, and forever will be, in dedication as such.
This book will act as your guide to the Dragon World.
Teaching you of its races, items, magic, adventures, and how
they should be used within your own stories.
Using This Book
This book is your introduction to the Dragon World. It guides
both players and Dungeon Masters through the method of
creating characters and adventures set in this world. This
introduction presents an overview of the world and characters
you may find within it:
Chapter 1 offers a wide range of new race options for
creating your own characters. In addition, it gives brief insight
into the powerful factions that are each competing over Earth.
Chapter 2 acts as a guide to the mystical supercontinent,
detailing the many lands, environments, locations, and cities
that you may stumble upon, as well as several adventure
hooks which can be modified for your own use.
Chapter 3 is where you can locate even more character
options you may use to empower your characters and NPCs
alike. Here you can find new subclasses, backgrounds, feats,
spells, expanded optional rules, and a list of powerful
transformations your characters might attain.
Chapter 4 provides a list of magical items and treasures you
may come across as you explore this vast world, including the
legendary Dragon Balls themselve.
Chapter 5 contains the numerous monsters that can be
found across the world, along with a heap of heroes and
villains who've come from the past to destroy the present,
should your Dungeon Master choose to include them.
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Chronicles of Adventure
The story of Dragon Ball D&D unfolds after the events of the
original manga for the Dragon Ball series have concluded. The
setting presented in this Book takes place namely in AGE 1000,
216 years after the end of the Dragon Ball manga, with the
future as well as the past in danger from the sinister Time
Breakers, as they try to wreck havoc across the timeline. Here
are key things to know before you set out for adventure:
1. Peace Has Returned To Earth—Sort Of. After Majin Buu,
the universe’s greatest threat had been defeated by Son
Goku and his friends, peace began to return to the Earth.
Thanks to the actions of Earth’s so called “savior”, Hercule
Satan, people all over the world became interested in martial
arts. The Tenkaichi Budokai, the aspiration of all martial
artists, had become a large-scale event, drawing an immense
amount of attention each year. A peaceful world’s friendly
battles… People’s memories of the fierce battles of the past
seemed to fade more and more as time passed. With the aim
of eliminating any potential meaningless conflicts on Earth,
Dende chooses to deactivate the Dragon Balls.
2. The Majin Race Was Born. After the battle between Majin
Buu and Son Goku’s allies had come to an end, Mr. Buu, the
good Buu, remained on Earth. Through Shenron’s power,
the people’s memories of the evil Buu were erased and they
have been enjoying peaceful days under Mr. Satan since. Mr.
Buu is highly curious by nature. Watching a technique just
once is enough to help him remember it and, because of this
talent, he was able continually learn about and understand
Earth’s culture and the various natures of humans. After
some years had passed, Mr. Buu started to change. With a
spirited shout, smoke violently spewed forth from the holes
in Mister Buu’s head. Accumulating over top of Buu’s head,
the smoke began to materialize into a life form. Buu had
been forming the image of an ideal girlfriend in his mind.
Just like when Majin Buu had split into the pure evil Buu
and innocent Buu in the past, this time he had divided into a
male and female majin. The female majin, who had been
born from the original Mr. Buu’s obsession, was naturally
well-liked. The two majins became happily married and
formed a happy home together. Soon after, the two started
to desire a child, like human families.
3. Planet Namek’s Alarming Message. The namekians, whose
planet was destroyed by Frieza, had initially evacuated to
Earth and afterwards, immigrated to the new planet, New
Namek. The namekians worked hard in order to lead a new
life on the new world. But soon after, disaster struck. A flash
of light appeared out of nowhere and from it came forth a
myriad of unidentified forces. The namekian warriors put
up a desperate resistance. But due to the stark contrast
between their powers, the namekian warriors’ attacks were
ineffective. A hundred years’ worth of history that the
 namekians had built up disappeared in an instant.
However, the namekians were not annihilated. Right before
Currency: Zeni
This book uses standard D&D coinage pricing, as detailed in
New Namek was destroyed; Elder Moori summoned
the Player’s Handbook, but in the Dragon World, citizens refer
Porunga and requested that the namekians be transferred to
to their currency as Zeni.
Earth. After arriving, Elder Moori informed Earth’s God,
Dende, of the incident that unfolded on New Namek. A
person who is after the Dragon Balls of the past. With Languages
Dende’s mediation, eventually the Earth’s king accepted the While the Common language is used nearly universally, there
accommodation of the namekian survivors. They were thus are still other languages which are found across the Dragon
able to start their lives once again on Earth. World. These are typically used for communication among
4. Earth’s Approaching Peril. Mayhem quickly arises all over those of the same species or a similar background and are
the world and villainous groups take advantage of the scarcely shared among outsiders.
chaos. There were some who felt that Earth was being
attacked by a malevolent force, but the identity was not yet
Standard Languages
confirmed. Wild animals becoming monsters, demons
starting to prowl, the Red Ribbon Army, the remnants of Language Speakers Script
Frieza’s soldiers, all returned. In the midst of it all, an Common Earthlings Common
incident broke out…
Demonic Demons, Majins Infernal
5. Trunks’ Conviction, A New Threat. A strange vehicle
appears on Earth. It was a time machine controlled by Tsundoran Frieza Clansman Elvish
Trunks. After arriving, he immediately begins to search. In Namekian Dragons, Namekians Draconic
the past, Trunks had used the time machine for the purpose Sadalan Saiyans Dwarvish
of defeating the artificial humans and Cell. However, even if
it was for the protection of Earth’s peace, the act of using the
time machine was ultimately a violation of the laws of the Exotic Languages
universe. When used, a time paradox occurs and multiple
Language Speakers Script
divisions are produced, causing the formation of different
histories. The Time Kaioshin, who watches over the flow of Divine Offworlders Celestial
time from the cosmos, gave Trunks a stern warning for his Kai Shinjin Celestial
actions. Afterwards, in order to redeem his wrong actions,
Saiba Saibamen Dwarvish
Trunks took up the job of time patrol, whose role was to
Tsufruian Tuffles Common
correct the distortion of history.
6. The New Savior Is You. Piccolo had continued his Yardrat Yardratians Elvish
investigation and returned to the location of the Namekians’
leader, Elder Moori, the King of Earth, Dende, Master Roshi

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and Baba. The enemy who has transcended time, Mira. With
the Earth as the target, his forces steadily continue to
advance. After hearing this, Dende chooses to reactivate the
Dragon Balls that he had sealed away, in hopes that the
many warriors of the Earth would develop their dormant
powers while competing against each other during
scrambles for the Dragon Balls. Now, in AGE 1000. Putting
the unknown threat behind them, warriors all over the
world are working hard at their training. The forthcoming of
a savior, that potential resides hidden away in every child
who is living on Earth…

Planet of Refugees
In the current year of AGE 1000, Earth has found itself to be
the home of countless races, the planet no longer belonging to
just earthlings. The culture and knowledge from all the races
now living there can be found on the planet, which led to a
vast advancement in their technology and a total shift in the
society of Earth. Now adventures and refugees flock to the
planet as it has come to be known as the planet of
opportunity, home to the legendary dragon balls said to grant
any wish and the place to hold the greatest adventures in the
universe. With a mix of namekians, saiyans, majins,
yardratians and more, Earth has become a sanctuary for all
and a chance at a new life for any who reside there.

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 chapter one
CHARACTER CREATION
Where do you fit into this vast, mystical world?
Perhaps you are a brilliant scientist exploring the world in
search of an ancient secret? Or you run a gang of your own,
stalking the wastes for worthy foes. Or you may be a recruit
for the time patrol, hunting down villains who have broken
the temporal law. Or you live a simple life, tending to your
farm in the distant lands. Whatever adventure you find
yourself on, consider how this world affects your character,
and dream of how your character can affect this world.
Here you can find detailed information on how to create a
character within the world of Dragon Ball and its history of
epic battles. This chapter provides the following choices:
Origin. Select one of the many origins found across the
world of Dragon Ball. Aside from humans, the origins from
the Player’s Handbook are unknown on Earth, unless they’re
visiting from beyond the stars.
Z-Souls. Decide upon three defining aspects which help
establish your characters’ drives and motivations. These
choices will come into play throughout your campaign, and
can be the deciding factors that determine a battle's outcome.
Battle Points. Bolster waves of spirit and power as you
ascend beyond the levels of the traditional adventure and
embark on mystical journeys.
Arts. Three new combat concentrated ability scores which
provide a number of new actions in battle. Instead of scores
and modifiers, arts are ranked with multiple tier levels.
Origin
The multiverse is filled with a vast number of species and the
strongest have found their way to the planet Earth. Presented
in alphabetical order, the origins found in this section have
played major roles across the entire history of Dragon Ball:
Androids are artificial creatures who boast a large array of
inorganic and cybernetic enhancement.
Earthlings are the original inhabitants of planet Earth who
ruled the lands long before any others.
Frieza Clansman are descendents of a mutated alien race of
monarchs, imbued with powerful talents and regal charm.
Hybrids are the offspring between an earthling and a member
of an alien or otherworldly race. Statistically, only one
percent of earthlings are half-breeds with some other race.
Majins are cheerful and childish products of demonic magic
who’ve rooted themselves into almost every society.
Namekians are wanderers, distant mystics and healers who
live on the outskirts of society, and are intune with nature.
Saiyans are rash, powerful, and intimidating warriors who
thrive off the technological advancements of others.
Shinjin are a race of beings descended from the World Core
who possess both divine and supernatural abilities.
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These options are special. If you create a character using an
origins option presented here, follow the additional rules
presented within the Tashas Cauldron of Everything, adjusting
your ability scores, languages, and creature types accordingly.
Android
Initially designed as weapons of war by the turbulent scientist
Dr. Gero, androids and artificial humans alike boast a large
array of inorganic and cybernetic enhancement that separates
them from the average lifeform.
Art Increase. Your Energy art increases by one tier.
Bonus Equipment. One set of customly crafted
traveler’s clothes, a signet of your creator’s organization, a
scroll case containing information on your own schematics or
a trinket from your life before receiving inorganic
enhancements, and a belt pouch containing 15 gp.
Android Traits
Your android character has the following racial traits.
Origin Type. Earthling.
Size. You are Medium or Small. You choose your size
when you select this origin.
Speed. Your walking speed is 30 feet.
Ancestral Legacy. If you replace an origin with this option,
you can keep the following elements of that origin: any skill
proficiencies you gained from it and any climbing, flying, or
swimming speed you gained from it.
If you don't keep any of those elements or you choose
this origin at character creation, you gain proficiency in two
skills of your choice.
Ageless. You age at a slower rate. For every 10 years that
pass, your body ages only 1 year. You are immune to any
effect that would age you, and you can't die from old age.
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.
Constructed Nature. You were created to have
remarkable fortitude, represented by the following benefits:
• You are immune to disease.
• You don’t need to eat, drink, or breathe.
• You have advantage on saving throws against being
poisoned, and you have resistance to poison damage.
• 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, motionless state, during which you
retain consciousness.
Android Model. There are two models of androids,
constructed according to their power supplies. Choose one of
the following models when you select this origin:
Energy Absorption. You know the sapping sting cantrip.
Your spellcasting ability for this cantrip is your choice of
Intelligence, Wisdom, or Charisma.
Infinite Energy. You don't suffer the effects of exhaustion
due to lack of rest and you have advantage on saving
throws you make to avoid or end the effects of the
exhaustion condition on yourself.
Silent Soul. Perception checks made to detect your Battle
Points are made with disadvantage.
Starting at 3rd level, Perception checks made to detect your
Battle Points automatically fail, as though your aura was
constantly suppressed.
Earthling
Inhabitants of planet earth, earthlings are vastly diverse and
unique in comparison to their galactic neighbors. While they
are significantly weaker than a race such as the mighty
saiyans, with the average power level reading only in the
single or double digits, they make up for their lack of physical
strength with bravery and a mastery of tricks.
Human characters in the Dragon World have the following
traits. If you use these human traits, do not use the variant
human traits presented in the Player’s Handbook.
Art Increase. Your Energy, Focus, or Soul art increases by
one tier. You choose this art when you select this origin.
Bonus Equipment. One set of traveler’s clothes or one set
of fine clothes, any one musical instrument or gaming set, a
backpack and bedroll, a trinket from your childhood, one
dynocapsule, and a belt pouch containing 10 gp.
Earthling Traits
Your earthling character has the following racial traits.
Origin Type. Earthling.
Size. You are Medium or Small. You choose your size
when you select this origin.
Speed. Your walking speed is 30 feet.
Luck of the Mortals. When you roll a 1 on the d20 for
an attack roll, ability check, or saving throw, you can reroll the
die and must use the new roll.
Earthling-Type. Earthling is sometimes used
synonymously with human, but the planet is actually host to a
myriad of sapient lifeforms. Choose one of these options, and
add its traits to your other racial traits.
Human-Type
Whether living a peaceful life within Satan City or foraging
across the Western Verge, human-type earthlings are the most
well-rounded and diverse people.
Skill. You have proficiency in one skill of your choice.
Feat. You gain one feat of your choice for which you qualify.
Animal-Type
Those who chose to partake in animorphaline, a highly
experimental narcotic, were permanently transformed into
humanoids with animal aspects.
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.
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Animorphaline Aspect. Your previous usage of
animorphaline has permanently marked you in unpredictable
ways. Choose one of the following animorphaline aspects
when you select this origin:
• You have a climbing speed of 25 feet. Should you fall from a
great height, you can use your reaction to make a Dexterity
saving throw (DC 10) to land on your feet.
• You have a swimming speed of 30 feet. You can breathe air
and water, but you need to be submerged at least once every
8 hours to avoid suffocating.
• You have proficiency in the Perception skill.
Beast Speech. You have the ability to communicate in a
limited manner with beasts. They can understand the meaning
of your words, though you have no special ability to
understand them in return.
Monster-Type
Impish humanoids of the Meshikiya people, you are
unfamiliar and uncompromising, accustomed to life in the
harsh wastes of the mushroom forests.
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.
Unsettling Visage. When a creature you can see makes an
attack roll against you, you can use your reaction to impose
disadvantage on the roll. You must use this feature before
knowing whether the attack hits or misses. You can use this
trait a number of times equal to your proficiency bonus, and
you regain all expended uses when you finish a long rest.
Frieza Clansman
Frieza Clansmen have an unsavory reputation spun from their
ancestors’ merciless behavior across the universe. Their
origins are shrouded in mystery and their true names are lost
to time. Collectively they have been given many other names
by other species who’ve caught rumors of their past — frost
demons, glaeris, or changelings — although their true origin
will never be known. Some revere this birthright, abusing
their ancestral power to intimidate the weak. Others, though,
seek to restore the honor to their people and rediscover their
long since shattered history.
Other peoples often perceive frieza clansmen as evil beings
who relish in pain, death, destruction, fear, and power. Traits
that stem from their eternal connection to Frieza, the galactic
emperor and most notorious clansman across the universe.
The truth is that most clansmen don’t even know the genesis
of their own race. Legend tells that the first clansmen acted as
interstellar pirates, selling planets to the highest bidder. As
they began their rise to power, their home world and entire
culture would be erased from history. The very act that would
bring about the rise of the mutant Cold Dynasty. Giving the
appearance that history began with their reign.
Even with the famed dynasties’ fate now uncertain, the act
of erasing an entire culture can never be undone, leaving the
race and their heritage forever unknown.
Art Increase. Your Energy art increases by one tier.
Bonus Equipment. One set of fine clothes fitted to your
biological armor, one set of robes which obscure your figure,
any one gaming set or a glass bottle containing 2 pints of
wine, and a belt pouch containing 15 gp.
Frieza CLansman Traits
Your frieza clansman character has the following racial traits
derived from your anomalous alien origin.
Origin Type. Alien.
Size. At 1st level, you are Small. Starting at 3rd level, you
may choose for your size to become Medium.
Speed. Your walking speed is 35 feet.
Frigid Resistance. You have resistance to cold damage.
Space Worthy. Your body is insulated and tempered to
survive in the empty vacuum of wildspace.
Sorcerous Legacy. You know one cantrip of your choice
from the Sorcerer spell list. Your spellcasting ability for this
cantrip is your choice of Intelligence, Wisdom, or Charisma.
Biological Armor. You have a tough, keratinous
exoskeleton. When you aren't wearing excess armor, your
AC is 12 + your Dexterity modifier. You can use your
biological armor to determine your AC if the armor you wear
would leave you with a lower AC. A shield’s benefits apply as
normal while you use your biological armor.
Starting at 3rd level, you learn the suppressed power
transformation.
Lashing Tail. Your semi-prehensile tail is tipped with a
bony blade. Immediately after a creature within 5 feet of you
deals damage to you with a melee attack, you can use your
reaction to make an unarmed strike against that creature with
your tail. If you hit, you deal slashing damage equal to 1d4 +
your Strength modifier, instead of the bludgeoning damage
normal for an unarmed strike.
You can use this trait a number of times equal to your
proficiency bonus, and you regain all expended uses
when you finish a long rest.
Hybrid
Born as the offspring between an earthling and a member of
an alien or otherworldly race. Statistically, only one percent of
earthlings are half-breeds with some other race.
Art Increase. Your Energy, Focus, or Soul art increases by
one tier. You choose this art when you select this origin.
Bonus Equipment. One set of traveler’s clothes or one set
of fine clothes, any one musical instrument or gaming set, a
backpack and bedroll, a trinket from your childhood, one
dynocapsule, and a belt pouch containing 10 gp.
Hybrid Traits
Your hybrid character has the following racial traits.
Origin Type. Earthling, as well as Alien or Offworlder.
You choose when you select this origin.
Size. You are Medium or Small. You choose your size
when you select this origin.
Speed. Your walking speed is 30 feet.
Luck of the Mortals. When you roll a 1 on the d20 for
an attack roll, ability check, or saving throw, you can reroll the
die and must use the new roll.
Hybrid Ancestry. You gain the traits from your alien or
otherworldly parentage, except for those traits as shown on
the Hybrid Ancestry table below. If your parentage would
offer you a choice of subrace, you do not gain this trait.
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Hybrid Ancestry *
Parentage Origin Type Traits
Majin Offworlder Mystic Passage
Saiyan Alien Clever Tail
Shinjin Offworlder Darkvision
* This table will receive updates
Majin
Magical and childish, majins are a race of magically spawned
djinn born from an ancient evil. Once these demonic beings
served as agents of destruction, wiping out entire worlds for
amusement. Since that time immemorial, the majins of Earth
have become nomads and travelers, ignorant to their
destructive origins. Most majins are driven by simple desires,
to see the world and sample its vast cuisine.
Art Increase. Your Soul art increases by one tier.
Bonus Equipment. One set of colorful traveler’s clothes, a
musical instrument (one of your choice), a backpack and
bedroll, a large pouch containing a series of exotic ingredients
you’ve collected, and a belt pouch containing 10 gp.
Majin Traits
Your majin character has a number of unique racial traits
deriving from your ancient djinn ancestry.
Origin Type. Offworlder.
Size. You are Medium. You can alter your height and
weight whenever you complete a long rest.
Speed. Your walking speed is 25 feet. Your speed cannot be
reduced by wearing heavy armor.
Mystic Passage. You can squeeze through a space as
narrow as 3 inches wide. You leave behind any items you are
carrying, and any equipment which you are proficient with
merges into your form.
Reform. Whenever you take bludgeoning, piercing, or
slashing damage from a nonmagical weapon and don’t drop
to 0 hit points, you can use your reaction to roll a d4 and
reduce the damage taken by the number rolled.
Sweet Treats. You can cast goodberry without expending a
spell slot, and you must finish a long rest before you can cast it
this way again. When you cast this variation of goodberry, you
can choose to have candy, cookies, donuts, or other sweet
treats appear in your hand instead of berries. You can also cast
this spell using any spell slots you have.
Majin Confection. Majin divide themselves between two
confections: mighty majins and wonder majins. Choose one of
these options, and add its traits to your other racial traits.
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 Mighty Majin
Referred to as mighty, this majin confection often takes up
roles as hardy warriors and head cooks, utilizing their larger
sizes and culinary magic to its best in battle.
Miraculous Body. Your hit point maximum increases by 1,
and it increases by 1 every time you gain a level.
Majin Resilience. You have advantage on Strength,
Dexterity, and Constitution saving throws you make to avoid
or end spells and other magical effects.
Wonder Majin
Skilled in bizarre magic that hails from their djinn lineage,
wonder majins draw from their sorcerous reserves to cast
magical spells and charm creatures.
Majin Voodoo. You know the vicious mockery cantrip.
When you reach 3rd level, you can cast tasha’s hideous laughter
without expending a spell slot. When you reach 5th level, you
can cast enthrall without expending a spell slot. Once you cast
either of these spells with this trait, you can’t cast that spell
with it again until you finish a long rest. You can also cast
these spells using any spells slots you have. Your spellcasting
ability for these spells is your choice of Intelligence,
Wisdom, or Charisma.
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Majin Samurai
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Namekian
Peaceful sages from a world since destroyed, namekians
guard the terraformed countryside of Porunga Rocks, the last
reminder of their homelands.
While most namekians wish for nothing more than a simple
life, reforesting the beautiful blue woodlands they once called
home, they’re no longer bound to their heritage. Namekians
tend to be taller and leaner when compared to humans, with
an array of viridescent skin tones. Bowed antennae hang from
namekian brows. Namekians are sluglike humanoids with a
broad sense of courage and mysticism.
Art Increase. Your Focus art increases by one tier.
Bonus Equipment. One set of namekian robes, candles or
incense used in meditation, a healer’s kit, a flask of fresh water
or a book containing ancient namekian lore handed down in
your village, and a belt pouch containing 5 gp.
Namekian Traits
Namekians share a number of common racial traits.
Origin Type. Alien.
Size. You are Medium or Small. You choose your size
when you gain this origin.
Speed. Your walking speed is 30 feet.
Namek Finger. When you make a melee attack on your
turn, your reach for it is 5 feet greater than normal.
Namekian Senses. You have proficiency in the Perception
skill. Whenever you make a Perception check that relies on
hearing, the audible distance you can perceive is twice that of
the average creature.
Rapid Regeneration. As a bonus action, you can expend
a single hit die, rolling it and regaining an amount of hit
points equal to the number rolled. You add your Constitution
modifier to the results of this roll.
When you regenerate, you can restore a single severed body
member. You can restore a severed body member a number of
times equal to your proficiency bonus, and you regain all
expended uses when you finish a long rest.
Namekian Caste. Three castes of namekians found across
their species, each a master of their own craft. Choose one of
these castes, and add its traits to your other racial traits.
Demon Clan
Practitioners of black magic, the demon clan are exiles. Cast
out by their predecessor clans and tainted by their own
darkness, corrupting them into unnatural beings.
Superior 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.
Dark Resilience. You have resistance to necrotic damage.
Narak Witchcraft. You can cast the find familiar and
darkness spells with this trait. Once you cast either of these
spells with this trait, you can’t do so again until you finish a
long rest. You can also cast these spells using any spell slots
you may have. Your spellcasting ability for these spells is your
choice of Intelligence, Wisdom, or Charisma.
Sunlight Sensitivity. You have disadvantage on attack
rolls and Wisdom (Perception) checks that rely on sight when
you, the target of your attack, or whatever you are trying to
perceive is in direct sunlight.
Dragon Clan
Tasked with studying the arcane arts and unlocking secrets to
further the species, the dragon clan makes up the majority of
the namekian population.
Healing Hands. As an action, you can touch a creature
and cause it to regain a number of hit points equal to your
level. Once you use this trait, you can't use it again until you
complete a short or long rest.
Wish Maker. Beginning at 5th level, you can spend a period
of 100 days and 750 zeni worth of materials to construct a
dragon statuette and a set of 1d6 + 1 crystalline dragon balls.
When placed on the ground together, a creature may use their
action to summon forth an eternal dragon wyrmling from the
plane of dreams. The dragon offers to grant a single limited
wish on your behalf which duplicates the effect of any spell of
4th level or lower. The statuette and dragon balls are
consumed in the spell’s casting, which take the place of any
costly components. Afterwhich, the eternal dragon wyrmling
returns to its native plane.
Once a wish is granted using this trait, you can’t begin
construction on a new statuette and set of dragon balls for 1d4
days per level of the spell cast. If the eternal dragon wyrmling
should be destroyed before it can return to its native plane,
there is a 50 percent chance that you will be unable to
construct a set of dragon balls ever again.
Warrior Clan
Tasked with upholding the peace and defending the species
from threats, the warrior clan makes up a small percentage of
the namekian population.
Namekian Favor. If you miss with an attack roll or
fail an ability check or a saving throw, you can draw on your
bonds of reciprocity to gain a bonus to the roll equal to the
number of allies you can see within 30 feet of you (maximum
bonus of +5). You can use this trait a number of times equal to
your proficiency bonus, and you regain all expended uses
when you finish a long rest.
Great Namekian. Starting at 3rd level, you can cast the
enlarge/reduce spell on yourself once without expending a spell
slot, using only the spell's enlarge option. You must finish a
long rest before you can cast it this way again. You can also
cast this spell using any spell slots you have. Your spellcasting
ability for these spells is your choice of Intelligence,
Wisdom, or Charisma.
Saiyan
Stories from distant lands tell of the rare tribe of saiyan
people. Once thought lost to the hands of a powerful sorcerer.
Legends speak of their unparallelled skills in combat, their
unsquashable pride, and their ferocious appetite.
Art Increase. Your Energy art increases by one tier.
Bonus Equipment. One set of ragged traveler’s clothes, a
form-fitting battle suit (breastplate in quality), a trinket taken
from a defeated foe, a mess kit or 8 pounds worth of rations,
and a belt pouch containing 5 gp.
Saiyan Traits
Your saiyan character has the following racial traits.
Origin Type. Alien.
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Size. You are Medium.
Speed. Your walking speed is 30 feet.
Powerful Build. You count as a creature one size larger
when determining your carrying capacity and the weight you
are capable of pushing, dragging, or lifting.
Warriors Resolve. Descending from a race of warriors, you
have advantage on saving throws you make to avoid or end
the frightened condition on yourself.
Saiyan Spirit. If you have not taken damage for 10
or more minutes and you are missing half or more of your hit
points, you regain hit points equal to your level. You can't use
this feature again until you finish a long rest.
Battle Maniac. Your unarmed strikes are unusually
robust thanks to your saiyan origin. Your unarmed strikes deal
1d6 bludgeoning damage on a hit.
Beginning from 3rd level and then on, your unarmed strikes
are considered adamantine weapons.
Clever Tail. You can grasp things with your tail. It has a
reach of 5 feet, and it can lift a number of pounds equal to five
times your Strength score. You can use it to do the following
simple tasks: lift, drop, hold, push, or pull an object or a
creature; open or close a door or a container; grapple someone;
or make an unarmed strike. Your tail can't wield weapons or
shields or do anything that requires manual precision, such as
using tools or magic items or performing the somatic
components of a spell.
If your tail is ever severed, it will grow back after 1d4 + 1
weeks have passed. Starting from 1st level, you learn the great
ape transformation.
Shinjin
The shinjin, or core people are a race of beings descended
from the World Core. The shinjin are the true race of all
Kaioshin and Makaioshin. Born from magical fruits that grow
off of the great kaiju tree, they are genderless, despite them
appearing as male and female. Despite their appearance, the
shinjin possess a divine spark from birth, granting them
numerous powers ordinarily exclusive to the gods.
Those who fulfill their divine duties are promoted to the
status of Kaioshin, while those who fall to darker magics are
banished to the lowest tier of the cosmic universe. These
shinjin are stripped of their divine spark, and given the
diminishing status of Makaioshin. Branded by the very magic
that initiated their fall into the demonic realms.
Art Increase. Your Soul art increases by one tier.
Bonus Equipment. One set of fine clothes, a pair of
custom sunglasses, any one musical instrument or gaming set,
a trinket which can be summoned to your free hand at will, a
pair of potara denoting your shinjin status (nonmagical), and a
belt pouch containing 10 gp.
Shinjin Traits
Your shinjin character has the following racial traits.
Origin Type. Offworlder.
Size. You are Medium or Small. You choose your size
when you gain this origin.
Speed. Your 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.
 Cardinal Clairvoyance. Choose one cardinal direction as
the guiding sign of your birth. You always know which way
this direction is, regardless of your orientation.
Healing Hands. As an action, you can touch a creature
and cause it to regain a number of hit points equal to your
level. Once you use this trait, you can't use it again until you
complete a short or long rest.
Disciple of Creation. You know the thaumaturgy cantrip.
You can use it to create a nonmagical trinket or tool that can fit
into the palm of your hand. The object created lasts until the
end of your next turn.
Shinjin Status. Choose either the Kaioshin or Makaioshin
status, and add its traits to your other racial traits:
Kaioshin
Granted the status of Kaioshin, you’ve retained your divine
spark and earned your place among the cosmos.
Divine Being. You can’t be surprised and you have
advantage on saving throws you make to avoid or end an
effect that would alter your form.
Mind Link. You can speak telepathically to any creature
you can see, provided the creature is within a number of feet
of you equal to 10 times your level. You don't need to share a
language with the creature for it to understand your telepathic
utterances, but the creature must be able to understand at least
one language.
When you're using this trait to speak telepathically to a
creature, you can use your action to give that creature the
ability to speak telepathically with you for 1 hour or until you
end this effect as an action. To use this ability, the creature
must be able to see you and must be within this trait's range.
You can give this ability to only one creature at a time.
Makaioshin
Stripped of your divine spark and banished to the lowest tier
of the cosmic universe, you hold the status of Makaioshin.
Dark Sorcery. You can cast the detect magic and magnify
gravity spells with this trait. Once you cast either of these
spells with this trait, you can’t do so again until you finish a
long rest. You can also cast these spells using any spell slots
you may have. Your spellcasting ability for these spells is your
choice of Intelligence, Wisdom, or Charisma.
Petrifying Spit. As an action, you can spit at a creature
within 10 feet of you that you can see. The creature must
succeed on a Constitution saving throw or become restrained
until the end of your next turn. The DC of the save equals 8 +
your proficiency bonus + your Dark Sorcery spellcasting
ability modifier. Once you use this trait, you can’t use it again
until you complete a long rest.
Building Z-Souls
The defining characteristic of all warriors across the world is
their z-soul—the defining words that resonate with each
warrior and compel them to continue breaking their limits.
Your z-soul could be a phrase that sums up your character’s
motivations. It could define your role in the universe, your
calling, or your particular style of combat.
The following options below are presented as examples.
Z-Souls inspired by the legendary saiyan Son Goku:
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Saiyan From Earth
You could take this aspect very literally...
Heroic Saiyan Warrior From Earth
You could also add additional adjective or other
descriptive words to further define your ideas...
“Quit Enjoying The Destruction”
Alternatively, you could define a short phrase which may
come about your adventures or combat encounters...
Every character begins with three z-souls, however these
may not remain the same three statements you end with. As
you embark on adventures, clash in epic battle across the
universes, and evolve, your Dungeon Master may allow you
to modify or even change one or more of your z-souls.
Keep in mind, all z-souls vary widely, but they share a
number of common features as shown below:
Z-Souls Are Optional. The process of creating a z-soul is
completely optional. Their only benefit it to better help both
you and your Dungeon Master understand the character.
Z-Souls Are Unique. Your z-souls should be completely
unique. Avoid creating characters who possess identical or
similar z-souls. Moreover, check with your Dungeon Master
first beforehand to prevent multiple players from creating
similar characters with similar motivations.
Z-Souls Build Moments. Reference your z-souls when
deciding on your actions. If an action seems out of character,
your Dungeon Master might incur disadvantage on your
rolls. If an action is perfectly in character, they may grant
you inspiration instead.
Z-Souls Will Change. One or more of your z-souls will
almost certainly change over the course of your adventures.
This could be either a positive or negative improvement, but
will always signal a sense of change.
Battle Points
Battle Points (BP) are the representation of the tangible force
inside every living being which defies physical limitation.
Training your muscles will only get you so far.
Your Battle Points can be increased, usually very slowly,
through intense training or by other special means. When you
create your character, your Battle Points are set at 1 unless
your Dungeon Master determines otherwise. Your Battle
Points continually increase by 1 so long as you strive for
greater power. As a general rule, you can expect to increase
your Battle Points by at least 1 during most sessions of play.
Great improvements to your Battle Points yield significant
results. Whenever your maximum Battle Points cross certain
thresholds — 3, 10, 25, and 50 — you gain the benefit detailed
below. You may also spend these points to fuel various
transformations and art boosts. When you expend great stores
of Battle Points, those points are temporarily unavailable to
you until you successfully complete a long rest.
Calculating Power Levels
Battle Points can be detected and interpreted by trained
individuals or by those who possess a scouter. Details on this
item appear in Chapter 4, while trained individuals can do so
naturally. Power Levels are calculated as follows:

Total Power Level = 10 times the product of your current hit

points, total class levels, and maximum Battle Points

For the purpose of simplification, a Power Level of 50,000 is

equal to one kili, a unit of measurement used within the
demonic realms. Bear in mind that power is an ever-changing
element. Transformations as described in Chapter 3 provide
characters with power level multipliers.
You gain the abilities below when you successfully cross
a certain threshold, as detailed below:

Fighting Power
Battle Points 3+ Trait
Your Battle Points manifest as a translucent glowing aura around
your form, shedding dim light in a 5-foot radius. While you are
emanating this aura you can perform acts that would otherwise
seem superhuman. Your jump distance and the weight you can
push, drag, or lift is doubled.

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You can suppress this aura on your turn, no action required.
While your aura is suppressed, you don’t gain any benefits from
your Battle Points and you cannot transform.
Moreover, you know the force-flash strike and spirit blast cantrips.
Your spellcasting ability for these cantrips is your choice of
Intelligence, Wisdom, or Charisma.
At your Dungeon Master’s discretion, you may replace these Mental Simulation Training
cantrips with others from another classes list of spells. Battle Points 25+ Trait
By performing a 4 hour-long meditation during a period of rest,
Detect Battle Power
Battle Points 3+ Trait you can engage in a form of mental simulation training by
yourself or with one other creature. While meditating, you and
You gain a new way to make a Wisdom (Perception) check. When
any other creatures can train within the plane of dreams. If you
you do so, you close your eyes and sense the Battle Points of any
engage in this mental simulation training alone, you can choose to
creatures within 120 feet of you. You learn an approximate
project an image of a past friend or foe to train yourself against.
distance between yourself and these creatures.
The projected creature is nothing more than an illusionary
Additionally, you learn their relative Power Level in
duplicate created from your own memories and is incapable of
comparison to your own, but you do not learn an exact value. If a
using any abilities you are not aware of.
creature has their Battle Points suppressed, their presence cannot
be detected in this way.
Dragon Soul
Battle Points 50+ Trait
Dancing Sky Art
Battle Points 10+ Trait Increase your Strength, Dexterity, or Constitution score by 2
and increase your maximum for that score by 2.
You gain a magical flight speed for which you have the required
maximum Battle Points:
Battle Points 10+. Your flight speed equals 10 feet. Determining Arts
Battle Points 25+. Your flight speed increases by 10 feet, to a new Your arts are ranked using multiple tiers of power, as shown
maximum of 20 feet. While out of combat, you can fly for up to 2
on the Art Tier List table below. When you create your Dragon
hours, all at once or in several shorter flights.
Ball D&D character, each of your arts begin at tier-c. Your arts
Battle Points 50+. Your flight speed increases by 10 feet, to a new
maximum of 30 feet. While out of combat, you can fly for up to 4 increase by one tier when you complete a substantial amount
hours, all at once or in several shorter flights. of training or at the suggested levels provided below.
Depending on your choice of origin, one of your arts increases
If you already have a flight speed, the distance you can fly
by one tier earlier than any others. When requested to make
instead increases by an amount as shown above.
an ability check or saving throw using one of your arts, roll
your art die and add the result to the roll of a d20. Moreover,
each of your arts provides a secondary boost which can be
empowered by expending Battle Points.
Regardless of which boost you choose to implement, you
may use only one art on each of your turns.

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Art Tier List
Suggested Levels Tier Art Die
1st-4th Tier-C 1d4
5th-8th Tier-B 1d6
9th-12th Tier-A 1d8
13th-16th Tier-S 1d10
17th-20th Tier-Z 1d12
Energy Art
Energy measures your potential, vigor, and the amount of
power you can conjure at any given time. Your Dungeon
Master might call for an Energy check when a character is in
one of the following situations:
• Altering the appearance of your aura
• Trying to determine another character's Energy tier
• Recognize when when an enemy is holding back
Your Energy art provides you with a number of additional
Battle Points equal to half the size of the art die.
Energy Boost. Once on each of your turns, immediately
after you hit a creature with an attack, you can expend 3 Battle
Points, rolling your Energy art die and dealing additional
damage to the target equal to the number rolled.
Focus Art
Focus measures your composure and mastery of martial arts.
Your Dungeon Master might call for a Focus check when a
character is in one of the following situations:
• Trying to determine another character's fighting style
• Comprehending the many uses of a technique
• Trying to learn a technique in a brief period of time
Your Focus art increases the range of your Detect Battle
Power feature by 10 times the size of your art die.
Focus Boost. Once on each of your turns, when you make
an attack roll against a creature, you can expend 1 Battle Point,
rolling your Focus art die and adding it to the roll. You can use
this boost before or after making the attack roll, but before any
effects of the attack are applied.
Soul Art
Soul measures the composition of your ki and the nature of
your soul. Your Dungeon Master might call for a Soul check
when a character is in one of the following situations:
• Manipulating your ki in a precise manner
• Trying to ascertain the nature of another character's soul
• Reading an emotion portrayed through auras
Your Soul art permits you to learn a number of spells,
regardless of your class. You have the potential to learn a
number of spells of 1st level or higher equal to half the size of
the art die. You can cast these spells without expending a spell
slot, and you must finish a long rest before you can cast them
in this way again. You can also cast this spell using any spell
slots you have. Mastering a spell in this way takes time and a
mentor who is well acquainted with the casting properties. To
determine how many workweeks it takes to learn a spell,
multiply the level of the spell by two.
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Reference the Multiclassing Spellcaster table found in
Player’s Handbook to ascertain the appropriate level a character
should be upon mastering a particular spell. These spells’
spellcasting ability is the ability chosen alongside your
Fighting Power feature.
Soul Boost. Once on each of your turns, whenever you
make a saving throw, you can expend 5 Battle Points, rolling
your Soul art die and adding it to the roll.
Factions of Earth
There are six primary factions of Earth which make up the
foundations of its society and social conflicts. Each association
is led by one or more direct administrators scattered across the
continent.
• A scientific research institution, Capsule Corporation
• An army of demonic raiders, the Dark Empire
• An intergalactic military force, the Frieza Force
• An intergalactic government body, the Galactic Patrol
• An organized network of militants, the Red Ribbon Army
• An association of time traveling officers, the Time Patrol
When creating characters for a Dragon Ball campaign,
consider choosing a faction for your adventuring party. This
section describes each faction association. Work as a team with
your Dungeon Master to select a group faction. As an
alternative, your characters could form your own organization
that might one day stand amongst the others.
Even though characters can choose their own factions,
certain races may find themselves drawn to specific factions.
For example, the majority of the Dark Empire is composed of
powerful demon warriors, while the Red Ribbon Army
provides military shelter for beastmen.
Capsule Corporation
Great scientists and inventors, our inventions will
without a doubt bring change to the world!
— Dr. Leggings, Capsule Corporation Scientist
This is one of the most common statements you hear uttered
by the current president of the Capsule Corporation. This
organization has held a huge influence over the world ever
since Bulma Briefs and her father changed everyday life with
the invention of their capsules. Now hundreds of years later,
this company is still hard at work on trying to upgrade their
capsules and leave their impact on the world.
With the recent resurgence in attacks by the Red Ribbon
Army forces, Capsule Corporation has devoted its time to a
single project. The capsule-ization of their very own west
capital. This has led to the construction of the west capitals’
great wall which protects its citizens from most attacks, along
with all the mechanical comforts that come with living inside
city limits.
As Capsule Corporation has grown, so too has its influence
on the world. Although not directly involved with their work,
the scientists at Capsule Corporation often lend the brave
agents of the Time Patrol an engineering hand, developing
entire portable cities which can be easily stored within high
grade capsules. The corporation also plays a large role in the
recruitment and training of future young heroes, providing
them with shelter, food, training equipment, and the supplies
necessary for them to make their mark on the world.
Figures of Interest
The following characters have played important roles
throughout the history of Capsule Corporation.
Destined Inventor, Doctor Leggings
Lawful good, female human
Doctor Leggings is praised as an incredible inventor and
genius armorsmith who helped establish the time-traversing
merge between Capsule Corporation and the warriors of the
Time Patrol. Further implementing the various earthly
technologies into the futuristic organization.
Esteemed Scientist, Bulma Brief
Neutral good, female human
The second born of the Capsule Corporation founder, Doctor
Brief, Bulma Brief is a prodigious scientist and the unknowing
catalyst that led to the grand adventure of a young saiyan.
First Founder, Doctor Brief
Neutral good, male human
Doctor Brief was the original founder of Capsule Corporation
after inventing the revolutionary technology known as the
Dynocaps Capsule. He holds the title of representative
director and president of his company for many years until he
is ultimately exceeded.
President of Capsule
Corporation, Trunks Brief*
Chaotic good, male half-saiyan
The pampered heir of Capsule Corporation who eventually
exceeded the title of his grandfather, Trunks runs the company
out of expectancy rather than choice. Although it pays to lead
the world's leading company in technological development,
he does not like the job and often finds himself overwhelmed
by his new found responsibilities.
*This has only occurred in Dragon Ball GT’s timeline
Dark Empire
Can't you imagine it? A garden of evil blooming with
rage and pain? Mark my words, the revival of the Demon Realm will
soon be at hand!
— Towa, Heiress of the Demon Realm
The Dark Empire was formed some time after the foundation
of the Demon Realm itself, under the leadership of the current
Dark King Mechikabura. After Mechikabura's death, the Dark
Empire ceased. However a mysterious heiress would reforge it
as a smaller sect named the Pale Man's Army.
The soldiers of this demonic force, referred to as Time
Breakers by the Time Patrol, acted with the goal of gathering
enough energy to break open the seal on the Demon Realm,
destroy Majin Buu in revenge for Dabura's death, and revive
Mechikabura so that the Dark Empire may be restored to its
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former glory. They leap through time to collect energy from
powerful warriors, while unintentionally loosening the seals
on history's most deranged prisoners due to their actions.
Being composed almost entirely of a scarce species, the
Dark Empire would need a new method of expanding their
ranks. They began abducting powerful warriors from the
timeline, sometimes mere moments before their would be
deaths, as to not arouse suspicion from the Time Patrol. These
warriors are often magically enhanced and then brainwashed
to enact their bidding. Others would join the empire of their
own free will, in exchange for dark magic.
Figures of Interest
The following characters have played important roles
throughout the history of the Dark Empire.
Corrupted Wizard, Demigra
Chaotic neutral, male demon
Seventy-five million years ago, the deceitful wizard Demigra
fell into the Demon Realm alongside his master Mechikabura.
Having been caught experimenting on the divine bird
TokiToki, Demigra would be exposed by the fledgling shinjin
Chronoa and banished. Although he once acted as a faithful
servant to the Dark Empire, Demigra would eventually defeat
the organization to pursue his own delusions.
Demonic Lord of Darkness, Dabura
Lawful evil, male demon
The king of the demonic realms, Dabura be cursed under the
spell of the great wizard Babidi and torn from this throne.
Although thought dead by the merciless Majin Buu, an
obscure distortion in history allowed him to eventually return
to his throne, and return to the Dark Empire.
Fallen Godling, Mechikabura
Chaotic evil, male demon
Initially a candidate for the position of Supreme Kai of Time
alongside an eccentric shinjin, Mechikabura would fall to the
malice of his own dark magic. As divine punishment for his
actions, he would be sealed away in a space beyond time
itself. With Mechikabura no longer present, the Dark Empire
became the smaller Time Breaker faction led by Towa, who
aimed to one day revive Mechikabura.
Infernal Android, Mira
Neutral evil, male bio-android
An artificial creation by the hands of the dark heiress Towa,
Mira was designed as the eventual savior of the Demon
Realm. Mira’s grand power would soon become the face of the
Pale Man’s Army, leading the Time Breakers from time period
to time period, collecting energy.
Sinister Scientist, Towa
Chaotic neutral, female demon
Originally a brilliant scientist from the demonic realms, Towa
would become the catalyst of the Demon Realms salvation,
and the prophesied resurrection of Mechikabura. Before this
fate could occur, Towa would leave the Demon Realm of her
own volition, betraying her responsibility as a scientist, as her
work required much more research which she was unable to
obtain by any other means.
Frieza Force
Either you brought the most cowardly of all my
troops to my welcoming party, or the Frieza Force has become
woefully faint of heart. How do you expect us to run an empire that
strikes fear across the galaxies!?
— Emperor Frieza
This army has been around for hundreds of years, with its
influence dating back thousands under the rule of Frieza's
progenitor, the supreme King Cold and his dynasty. The
influence of the mysterious royal family of clansman has been
felt as far back as anyone can rightfully remember and it is the
job of those enslaved to keep the legacy of the royal family
strong for all eternity.
The army employs and enslaves powerful races to take over
suitable planets so that they can be sold to the highest bidders.
Frieza himself does not really consider his soldiers as an army,
looking at them more as a convenient group of followers. In
reality, the soldiers follow him and his relatives out of fear
though some soldiers are known to be fiercely loyal to Frieza.
The galactic patrol once went up against the frieza force, but
Frieza easily took all of the patrollers down himself, leading to
to the galactic patrol placing a taboo on getting involved with
the Frieza Force, considering it a suicidal mission.
Figures of Interest
The following characters have played important roles
throughout the history of the Frieza Force.
Almighty Exile, Lord Cooler
Lawful evil, male frieza clansman
The older brother of Frieza and the first born of the Cold
Dynasty, Lord Cooler and his Armored Squadron lead a
smaller force of subjugators beyond the reaches of the
universe that the rest of his clan would rather leave
untouched. Like Frieza, Cooler handles problems in an
intellectual and serious manner. Though, unlike his brother,
Cooler is not consumed by his ego and is less likely to
underestimate his opponents.
Exalted Emperor, Frieza
Neutral evil, male frieza clansman
Frieza is the emperor of the known universe, who controlled
his own imperial army and was feared for his ruthlessness
and unquestionable power. He is the second son of King Cold,
the younger brother of Cooler, and the father of Kuriza. At his
core, Frieza is an evil being who relishes in pain, death,
destruction, fear, and power. Though unlike most villains,
Frieza displays a civilized and refined demeanor, talking with
a regal and eloquent nature.
Mightiest of Monarchs, King Cold
True neutral, male frieza clansman
The shadow leader of his family organization, the great King
Cold founded the Cold Dynasty from the foundation of his
ancestors tyranny across the known universe. Cold has been
an abusive parent to his eldest son, Cooler, while at the same
time, spoiling Frieza, grooming his for his eventual
withdrawal from the dynasty.
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Galactic Patrol
We are the protectors of peace throughout the
galaxy, the chosen super-elite!
— Jaco, Galactic Patrolman
One of the key sentences every Galactic Patrol member knows
by heart, they are the defenders of justice throughout the
galaxy. This is one of the oldest factions as they have been
around for over 10 million years, with their old name being
that of the Galactic Watch.
Now in today’s age they are led by the Galactic King, with
their next objective to protect the Earth from the forces of evil.
The Galactic Patrol also upholds a strict law forbidding the
usage of time travel. However there are numerous places
within the universe that fall outside of their jurisdiction.
Although their goals often align, the Galactic Patrol have an
uneasy and mistrusting working relationship with that of the
Time Patrol. As stated by galactic code, the usage of time
travel is strictly prohibited, although there are exceptions to
this. Fortunately the Time Patrol acts directly under the gaze
of the Supreme Kaioshin of Time, making any charges against
them difficult to press.
Figures of Interest
The following characters have played important roles
throughout the history of the Galactic Patrol.
Executioner of Grim Justice, Sealas
Lawful good, male extraterrestrial
Once a high ranking member of the Galactic Patrol, Sealas’
faith in justice began to wander when he became the first ace
patrolmen to become a disciple of the Supreme Kaioshin of
Time. Disturbed by the darker aspects of history, his views
clashed with Chronoa's who tried to teach him to accept it as
part of his duty as a Time Patroller, though Sealas stayed true
to his beliefs despite Chronoa's best efforts. Determined to
reform the universe without evil, his current whereabouts are
unknown to the galactic patrol.
Galactic Patrolman, Jaco
Chaotic good, male extraterrestrial
A klutzy expendable member of the Galactic Patrol, Jaco
Teirimentenpibosshi is the self proclaimed super eliet who
keeps watch over the Earth, in addition to several other
worlds within his sector.
Grandiose Ruler, The Galactic King
Neutral good, male extraterrestrial (octo)
Seen by many as the just and knowledgeable ruler of the
Milky Way Galaxy, the Galactic King is rumored to possess a
great wellspring of power. These statements are of course,
unproven. Despite these claims, he and his greater faction has
proven themselves to be child's play in comparison to power
of the Frieza Forces expansive armies.
Red Ribbon Army
You squandered your power, but I will lead the army
into a new era of greatness. My first order of business will be to rule
this planet!
— Commander Black (Former Staff Officer)
This goal is always at the back of any member of the army
mind as they work towards control of the Earth. They were
once so powerful that the earth’s military was unable to stand
up to their might and influence, although they have been in
shambles for years since the destruction of the army at the
hands of a young saiyan. Now in the current age, the Red
Ribbon Army has been revived with aid from the Dark Empire
to take Earth for themselves.
The Red Ribbon Army has an extremely small tolerance for
failure, with the penalty for failure usually amounting to
execution. The range of executable failures usually ranges
between failing a mission objective, making technology that
proved inferior to another, or for more minor blunders and
virtually impossible tasks. A ranked member of the army can
be allowed a chance to redeem himself if he fails, should he
have an exceptional track record in the organization, but those
chances are usually extremely rare.
Although often seen as cruel, the army is known to liberate
and give aid to a number of deficient beastmen settlements
across the planet. This fondness for beastmen often leads to
the prompt induction of said earthlings into their ranks.
Figures of Interest
The following characters have played important roles
throughout the history of the Red Ribbon Army.
Founding Father, Commander Red
Neutral evil, male human (later artificial human)
The ruthless yet frankly terribly military leader of the Red
RIbbon Army, Commander Red was stubborn man with an
ego twice his size. Upon learning of the magical Dragon Balls,
he founded the Red Ribbon Army, allegedly to wish for world
domination. However, while the commander did indeed
intend to use the army to conquer the world, his reasons for
wanting a wish were in truth, to increase his height.
Some time following his death, Commander Red would be
rebuilt by the mad scientist Gero as a powerful artificial
human, but possessed many defects.
Deceitful Dreams, Staff Officer Black
Chaotic evil, male human
Initially the assistant of Commander Red, Staff Officer Black
would eventually turn on his commander, usurping the title
and taking control over the Red Ribbon Army. Unlike his
predecessor, Staff Officer Black had greater dreams for a future
where the army he ruled used its great military might to
overthrow the currently ruling world government. A dream
that would never come to pass.
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Time Patrol
Using a time machine is a mortal sin against the
cosmic balance. Abusing the natural flow of time could hold
serious repercussions for the fabric of reality itself. Despite your
noble intentions, these recent events could bring an end to the
universe as we know it.
— Chronoa, The Supreme Kaioshin of Time
The act of using a time machine is ultimately a violation of the
laws of the universe. In response to the Dark Empire’s
influences throughout time, a group of warriors would be
gathered. Accepting orders directly from Chronoa, the
Supreme Kaioshin of Time, the Time Patrol serve as the last
line of defense against the Pale Man's Army. Directly stepping
in whenever time could not be healed naturally.
If at all possible, it is best to let time heal naturally. Due to
the actions of the Dark Empire however, this would become
increasingly difficult. To combat this threat, Chronoa would
recruit various warriors who could be trusted throughout
time. Whenever shifts in the timeline would become too great,
they would step in as a necessary evil, forcing the timeline
back into submission if need be.
Those who work side by side with the Supreme Kaioshin
are temporally transported by her magic alone. As the ranks of
the Time Patrol quickly grew, they began using specially
designed time machines produced with help from Capsule
Corporation and several yardratian savants. Although
considered a mortal sin, these flights through time were only
used when a much larger threat stood against the timeline.
Figures of Interest
The following characters have played important roles
throughout the history of the Time Patrol.
Envoy from Beyond, Trunks
Lawful neutral, male half-saiyan
Hailing from a future twice torn asunder, Trunks would
ultimately be recruited into the ranks of the Time Patrol
following Sealas’ defection, both as further assistance, and as
divine punishment for the unauthorized usage of time travel
on several occasions, which unknowingly lead to the creation
of parallel timelines within universe seven. A spatiotemporal
anomaly previously unseen until his intervention.
Sacred Power of Time, Chronoa
Neutral good, female shinjin
Initially born as a shinjin with no rank, Chronoa would come
to rival Mechikabura for the position of Supreme Kai of Time,
with the two godlings having to raise an unhatched TokiToki
to gain the position in question. After exposing Mechikabura
for his dark actions, the title would fall to her. She would
eventually build the foundations of the Time Patrol we see
today in response to the actions taken by the Time Breakers.
Other Factions
Although the following factions have not had a grandiose
affect on the universe, they are still worthy of note. The table
below should provide you with better insight into these
wayward factions, their leaders, and their motives.
Other Noteworthy Faction
Faction Name Faction Leader Motives
Bacterian's Pirates Captain Bacterian Survival and a desire for wealth and fame.
Crusher Corps Turles* Galaxy wide adventure and various mercenary contracts.
Galaxy Soldiers Bojack* Galaxy wide adventure and various mercenary contracts.
Ginyu Force Captain Ginyu Various mercenary contracts, usually contracted by the Frieza Force.
Heeters Elec Salvation of ruined planets and hiring of mercenary contracts.
Luud Cult Dolltaki Worship of the false god Luud.
Mercenary Clan Various Payment in return for military contracts and various bounty missions.
New Saiyan Army Paragus* The death of Vegeta IV and the return of the saiyan kingdom.
Organization of Babidi Babidi The resurrection of the ancient djinn, Majin Buu.
Pilaf Gang Emperor Pilaf Complete and total world domination.
Sigma Force Nezi The protection of planet M-2 from outsiders.
Spice Boys Garlic Jr. Revenge against the namekian Kami, the previous guardian of Earth.

* These characters hail from an alternate timeline.

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 chapter two
WORLD GAZETTEER
With aid from Capsule Corporations newly opened
museum, this chapter details the world of Dragon Ball and the
many locations that can be found across its supercontinent.
Earth is divided into four major districts: the Rugged North,
the Sleepy East, the Southern Tropics,and finally the Western
Verge. Each district also details the region's notable locations
and includes adventure hooks for those who travel there.
Adventure hooks presented within this chapter are broken
down into recommended ranges of adventuring party level:
• Low Level (1-6)
• Mid Level (7-11)
• High Level (12-16)
• Epic Level (17-20)
Adventure hooks labeled as "any level" can be presented at
any point in your party's journey, with a little planning. You
are welcome to adjust the difficulty of any of these adventure
hooks to fit your campaign.
The Rugged North
Heavy snow beats down along the winding mountain roads,
side sending sheets of thin liquid fraying across the rocky
hills. The northernmost regions of Earth are callous,
mysterious, and perilous to travel without a proper guide.
The Frappe Mountains divide the bitter wasteland while
also providing protection from the raging storms that travel
through Yunzabit Heights. Small villages tucked away in
tundra and mountain sides can be found, living a simple life
away from civilization.
Yet the north is not without its metropolis. Sequestered into
the heart of the mountain range is the Northern Capital, a
beacon of technological improvements and a prospectors
grand dream.
Gizard Wasteland
Once the site of an incredible battle between saiyan warriors,
the Gizard Wasteland and its scattered, towering rock pillars
set the stage for future battles. This site is a deserted
wasteland with no residences to be found anywhere across its
arid landscape.
Saiba Smackdown (Low Level). Travelers through this
region have reported swarms of saibamen flocking into the
wastes. It’s not a well traveled path, but the loss of such a
historical site would be a shame to see. The problem is a
saibamen willow, who’s begun nesting in the cliff sides due
to the high quality of the soil.
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Jingle Village
Tucked away at the base of Mt. Frappe is the isolated town of
Jingle, and the keepers of the ancient flying nimbus. Home to
a very small population of settlers, the townsfolk of Jingle
have told stories about the magical clouds that would drift
along the outskirts of their village for generations. When a
nimbus would grace the villagers with its presence it was said
to be a fortune of good weather to come.
If you were raised in the town of Jingle, perhaps you saw
the flying nimbus as a child. Perhaps you even rode upon one.
Dark Clouds Brewing (Any Level). The dark nimbus
(chaotic evil, flying nimbus) is rumored to carry those who
possess impure hearts. While they possess no real threat on
their own, ominous lavender clouds are growing on the
horizons of Jingle, while the pure flying nimbus are nowhere
to be found.
Muscle Tower
This enormous base of operation is used by the Red Ribbon
Army whilst they are stationed in the north. The
highest-ranking army member in the tower is General White,
with several other major members of the army taking
residence there. Though destroyed in the past, it has been
rebuilt with the most advanced technology provided by the
Dark Empire, and now stands as a monument to human
ingenuity and perseverance.
Path to Power (Mid Level). Characters who oppose the Red
Ribbon Army may be hired to put an end to Muscle Tower
once and for all. This massive structure is divided into six
complex levels filled with danger. Advancing to the top will
bring you face to face with General Bon, the acting
commander for the Red Ribbon Army. In reality, the army is
under the command of Android #9 (lawful evil, male, artificial
human veteran), modeled after Commander Red, the armies
former leader.
Northern Capital
Also known as Metro North, this city is one of the large
metropolis capitals of Earth, being surrounded by both rugged
mountains and forest. In the cliffside just south of this city, the
remnants of a Red Ribbon laboratory can be discovered, now
reclaimed by nature. While almost nothing remains of the lab,
it is rumored that the infamous doctor’s supercomputer
survived the destruction and that a scientist who idolized the
man has put the data on it to good use.
If you have a connection to the Red Ribbon Army, you're
most likely aware of its growing power spun throughout the
northern regions.
Red Ribbon Army Underground (Mid Level). When the
characters arrive in the Northern Capital, they find it under
attack by numerous androids. If the characters help defeat
 Son Goku soars across the
Rugged North atop his Flying Nimbus

the androids, the citizens inform the characters of the Traditionally, the namekians are a peaceful people, training
numerous Red Ribbon laboratories concealed within the a sparse company of warriors only when needed. However an
northern mountains. Characters can track the android unfortunate fate was waiting for the wretched namekian souls
assailants back to these laboratories, but what use does the who settled too close to the Demon King Piccolo's ruined

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army have for attacking the nearby city? throne and thus were corrupted by his influence, becoming
the successors to his demonic clan. The narak clansmen have

Mount Paozu since settled to the south of Porunga Rocks after their journey
from Diablo Desert. Although they act independent, their very
Crawling with monsters, magic, and all manner of adventure,
presence foretells a namekian civil war.
Mount Paozu is a vast region of stormy highlands and rugged
wilds that divides the northern and eastern districts of Earth.
Truly a land of untouched wonder, it had become an obstacle
Eastern Capital
Metro East is one of the main capitals of Earth and its most
for young adventures to face, and a hazard to all others who
prominent feature is that of their famous Orin Temple, with a
pass through. Dinosaurs loom deeper into the mountains.
Bamboo forest being located right next to the temple itself. The
Bandits await unsuspecting travelers who march through the
most famous event to occur here was when the city was
wastes. Dangerous foes fit for a dangerous land.
completely destroyed by Nappa, when he and Vegeta first
arrived on Earth, however almost all citizens have forgotten
The Sleepy East about this event with the passage of time.
From the fertile farmlands to the massive modernistic cities, Citizens of the Eastern Capital have a loose relationship
the cool tempered east is a heavily divided land deeply with the law. Even if you're a hero, you might have
ingrained with a variety of extraterrestrial culture. The questionable connections or friends in low places.
massive bamboo woodlands obscure a variety of temples, and Someone’s Robot (Any Level). It would seem a Red Ribbon
the recently established metropolis of Satan City stands as a Army robot has malfunctioned and gotten loose within the
cosmopolitan labyrinth. city. It’s not particularly dangerous, but it sure moves quickly.
Namekians settled in the east after the destruction of New
Namek, refugees fleeing from a war yet to happen. Over time
the namekians found a place within the eastern foothills,
terraforming the nearby scenery to the lush blue meadows of
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Orin Temple
Located just outside the massive bamboo woodland, Orin
Temple is home to the Orin monks, easily recognizable by the
six incense burns on their foreheads. Monks trained here
adapt more brutish styles of martial arts and are commonly
arrogant. This temple and its martial arts styles have been
overshadowed by the turtle and crane school of martial arts.
Bullies of the Orin Temple (Low Level). While the
characters are passing through the bamboo woodlands, they
are confronted by a pair of monks from the Orin Temple
(chaotic neutral, human martial artists) who feel the need to
prove their martial arts style is superior over any other. In
truth, these young monks simply want recognition.
Satan City
Located north of Mount Paozu and south of the Eastern
Capital, Satan City, formerly dubbed Orange City, stands in
honor of recently passed Hercule Satan. Although not
officially marked as a world capital, Satan City is bustling and
is often described as the cultural, financial, and media city of
the world.
Due to Hercules past relationship with the late majin Mister
Buu, the majin race often finds a strong connection within the
urban interconnecting labyrinth of a city.
Musuka Circus (Low Level). While exploring the streets of
Satan City, the characters discover that a number of pet
dinosaurs have mysteriously vanished. As they proceed to
investigate, Musuka Circus opens its tents for a grand show.
Porunga Rocks
What began as a small camp of namekian refugees has grown
into a flourishing and otherworldly environment which the
common population of Earthly namekians call home. Using
what little resources they took with them after their planet's
demise, the namekian fauna has once again begun to thrive in
the eastern countryside.
Leaping Suspicions (Mid Level). While the characters stay in
Snail Village, located within Porunga Rocks, they hear rumors
of entire ajisa fields being trampled upon at night. If the
characters investigate, they discover the source of the
destruction to be a massive namekian frog (use froghemoth
stats), corrupted by the nearby polluted landscape.
Chocolay Tower
Grown from corrupt and twisted ajisa trees, Chocolay Tower
functions as a dark equivalent to Korin’s holy steeple. Located
just south of Porunga Rocks, the tower has corrupted and
perverted the surrounding countryside, distorting what was
once namekian land into a dark shadow.
At the base of the tower ajisa trees are cultivated using
namekrystal, and are then polluted into vessels for absorbing
kiri, to help grow the tower. Each subsequent level of the
tower has an important role, and are used in the cultivation of
dark senzu beans. Chocolay Tower serves as a base of
operation for the dark namekians.
The tower itself is overseen by the evil cat hermit Chocolay
(chaotic evil, male, cat cult fanatic), who specializes in the
cultivation of twisted, evil lifeforms.
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Poko Poko Problem (Epic Level). Chocolay tower and its
surrounding lands are a scare upon namekian heritage and the
spawn of the namekian civil war. Characters who are sent to
defeat the dark namekians, they find the entire land
transformed into a wicked nightmare. Advancing into
Chocolay tower will bring the characters face to face with
Gamelan and Mr. Poko Poko (use adult black dragon stats).
Two warped dark namekians who strive to become the god of
all narak, and in time, all namekians.
The Southern Tropics
Budding with spirit, the southern tropics encompass a diverse
range of archipelagos, cities, fortune, and criminals. Born from
a love of martial arts, it isn't uncommon for small time
warriors to compete in the world martial arts tournament for a
shot at glory.
It wouldn’t be a proper coastline without an army of
buccaneers at the helm. The tropics are plagued by attacks
from numerous pirate guilds and mythical monsters, most
notably Captain Bacterian and his crew of devout majin
cultists. Ultimately, the coastal towns often fare quite well
defending themselves from the seaworthy thugs.
Papaya Islands
Obtaining this name from the tropical fruit grown there, this
island the size of a small continent is located east of the
Southern Continent and west of the Tropical Island. The
Durian Airport is also located here as a prime area of travel
and a big feature of the island, only being surpassed in
importance by their main feature the Martial Arts Temple,
where the world martial arts tournament is held.
Over the years numerous jungles sprung up over the island
and an increase in population occurred as small villages were
built one by one as the Papaya Islands became a place where
anyone could reside. The newest addition to the island can be
seen in the now famous Mutaito Memorial Park, a park made
to honor Master Mutaito and is located close to the World
Tournament arena.
Captain Bacterian's Pirates (Low Level). The characters
catch wind of the obese and filthy pirate Captain Bacterian
(neutral evil, male, human bandit captain) who wreaks havoc
and collects treasure from the Papaya Island coasts. Rumor
has is he has employed numerous bandits, cultists, and cult
fanatics to man his ships.
Southern Capital
Also known as South City, it is one of five major capitals on
Earth and located in the southeast part of the Southern
Continent. The most notable part of this location is Amenbo
Island located just southwest in the same area, where the
androids first appeared, reducing a large portion of the city
into a wasteland.
Cowboys and Aliens (Low Level). The backcountry wastes
of the southern capital border deserted lands such as diablo
desert and the mushroom rocks. Well passing through the
towns, the characters come across a group of cattlemen
(chaotic good, beastmen bandits) who claim that their
farmlands are under attack by space pirates.
 Tenkaichi Budokai
The world martial tournament, an event that is anticipated
every 3 years that showcases the strongest fighters all around
the world going head to head in the ring for a chance to be
named the world martial arts champion. While this event
started to die down in popularity after the passing of the
world’s savior Hercule Satan, it once again skyrocketed in age
991 after a man known as Morgan was crowned champion
after defeating 100 robots. His victory warranted discussion
with the people claiming robots couldn't be that weak, which
led to the “Ultimate Fighting” division, where participants can
now use weapons, armor, and robots with no restrictions.
Ultimate Fighting Division (Any Level). While in town, the
characters learn of the ultimate fighting division. A martial
arts tournament that allows weapons and armor. Just imagine
what other powerful warriors will be signing up to win the
grand prize.
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Diablo Desert
Located West of Mount Paozu and near Fire Mountain, the
giant desolate desert where Yamcha once roamed can be
found. It’s most prominent feature is that of Kyodai Pyramid,
where Pharaoh Totenhotep, the ruler of Diablo Desert during
ancient times, is buried.
Naraku's Footprint (Mid Level). Found dwelling deep
within the southern swamps is a massive egg. Legends tell
that this monolithic eggshell once sheltered the first Naraku,
or dark namekian. Many scientists have debated if such a
namek could even come to exist, but the gargantuan footprints
forever sunken into the boggy quagmire prove quite difficult
to debunk.
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Totenhotep’s Tomb (Mid Level). A world renowned treasure
hunter is in search of Totenhotep’s headdress. Should you
choose to accept this quest, you will venture into Kyodai
pyramid, though be warned, you will find this pyramid to be
anything but empty.
Paella Castle Ruins
The sprawling ruins of the former emperor Pilaf’s castle are
located at the edge of the diablo desert, surrounded by a
fungus infested gulch. In recent years adventures have
reported sights of figures slowly rebuilding the rotting
stronghold. Every source has its own story. In truth, the castle
is now controlled by Pilaf's descendant, Paella.
The Emperor's New Groove (High Level). While exploring
the toadstool canyons, the characters discover the newly
rebuilt castle. Local villagers tell that the long departed
emperor has returned to his castle. What sorcery could have
resurrected him from the grave? Unless the emperor isn’t who
he claims to be.
Central Capital
The most populated city on Earth, this place of residence is
known as the main capital city of the world and is also home
to the descendant of King Furry, who was the king of the
planet during Goku’s time. It’s most prominent building is the
King Castle which has been restored two times as it was
destroyed once by King Piccolo and again by Kid Buu. In
addition, this city also houses the Earth’s strongest military
force or the King’s Guard as they are properly called.
The Western Verge Sacred Land of Korin
The Sacred Land of Korin, alternatively known as Korin’s holy
The duality of the western verge could be considered poetic.
forest, is an expansive grove protected by natives of the
Mighty acres of woodlands cover more than half the
Karinga Tribe. Characters familiar with the Karinga Tribe will
countryside, filled with long forgotten spiritualist sites and
likely be aware of their two founding legends. the "Axe Rock"
temples. In contrast, the innovative cityscape of both capital
and the "Spear Tree.
cities is teaming with advancement and political intrigue.
Those who venture deeper into the forest have the chance of
Industry and nature cannot exist without one another, and
stumbling upon Korin’s Tower. A monumental engraved
this stays true for the clashing landscapes across the verge.
structure which extends far beyond the clouds. It resides
The cities of the west are teaming with all forms of life. In
directly below The Lookout. Korin’s Tower is not actually a
particular, the west capital is home to the super enterprise
tower but rather a tree that still remains alive; thanks to the
known as capsule corporation, which has been recently
Karinga Tribe inlaying stone plates onto the tree, which grows
employed to manage many of the planet's aspiring warriors.
every decade.
Traveling even further west will lead you directly into the
Those who succeed in the nearly three day climb of Korin’s
heart of korin’s forest. A fantastic land where nature has run
Tower are met with an unusual sight. The tower is guarded by
wild. It houses plentiful resources, none of which can be
Korin, the immortal cat (lawful good, male, cat mage). Korin is
tapped due to the might of the forests’ sworn protectors, the
a legendary figure amongst the warrior-world. This frequently
Karinga Tribe.
leads to surprise and disbelief for those meeting him for the
first time as his appearance has yet to attain the fame of his
Fran-Fran Desert reputation.
Separated into two sections, this desert is home to some of the
Hermit Springs (Low Level). This majestic temple was once
most magical beings on the planet. To the north section is the
used to grow senzu beans and is flooded with divine waters.
most popular home for the newly established Majin race, with
The senzu sprouts that once flourished have dried up and are
the south section belonging solely to that of Fortuneteller
now being collected by a tribe of vicious merrows, who want
Baba, who thought it best to keep a personal eye on the Majins
the water for themselves. If the characters have climbed
both for safety and genuine intrigue with their species.
Korin’s Tower, Korin asks them to investigate the temple
Majin Mishap (Low Level). While visiting Fran-Fran Desert,
personally.
the characters are hired by a mysterious witch named Baba
(true neutral, female human witch) who informs them of a
recently born majin who appears to be more unstable and
Dende’s Lookout
Home to the Guardian of Earth, Dende, and Mr. Popo, this
powerful then the rest of their kind. Baba is seeking their aid
ancient platform is in constant geostationary orbit in the skies,
to solve this issue and in exchange will grant the characters
most often found directly above Korin Tower. Events
one request that is within her power.
occurring all over the Earth can be observed from here and
battles across the universe can be sensed here, should they be
Western Capital on a large enough scale.
The Western Capital is the largest known metropolis found
The lookout is an oval shaped white circle with three
across the planet. At one point it was home to the massive
streaks of red across it’s base. A handful of plants can be found
estate known as capsule corporation. In modern years, the
atop of the lookout along with its single temple building. The
company and the capital have become one in the same,
inside of the building is bigger than it seems at a glance, with
spreading their technological achievements across the
mostly rooms and items that can be understood by the current
metropolis and developing further equipment and protection
guardian of earth. However, home to the lookout is the
for the city's inhabitants, such as the nearly indestructible wall
mysterious hyperbolic time chamber, a chamber where a
around the entire capital. More so, rumor has it the scientists
year’s worth of training can be done in a day.
hope to one day fit the entire city within the confines of a
Room of Spirit and Time (Mid to High Level). Located at the
capsule corporation hoi-poi capsule.
heart of the Lookout is the hyperbolic time chamber, a
The city is divided up into three notable sectors. Buu town;
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the home of the majins and all things food, Nail town, the
equivalent to one day on the outside. A step over the
cultural home of the namekians, and Toko town; the city's
threshold of the training area brings one immediately into ten
bustling heart.
times Earth's gravity. The air gets denser, and the
Great Saiyanoobs (Any Level). The famed Great Saiyaman
temperature fluctuates, the deeper one goes into
was a hero of the past. With the new life operating within
the training area.
the city, it's no surprise crime has increased as well.
Luckily, it seems a new squad of Saiyamen are on
the scene, though they lack the skills of
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 Supernatural Phenomena
The interior chamber of the room of spirit and time is warped
by a strange magic that ebbs and flows without reason. For
every 100 feet characters explore into the hyperbolic time
chamber, or however often as you like, roll on the
Supernatural Phenomena table. The magical effects of the
hyperbolic time chamber cannot be dispelled.
Supernatural Phenomena
d8 Phenomena
1 Creatures encounter illusions and hallucinations of
people from their past within the chamber.
2 The air pressure grows denser or lighter as you
travel deeper into the chamber, making breathing
difficult. See the rules for “Suffocation” in the
Player’s Handbook.
3 The temperature suddenly increases and the air
catches flame. This area is permanently under the
effects of the fire storm spell.
4 The gravity suddenly increases exponentially. This
area is permanently under the effects of the
magnify gravity spell.
5 The temperature suddenly decreases and the air
begins to freeze. This area is permanently under
the effects of the ice storm spell.
6 The seemingly endless white void can have a
potentially maddening effect on a person's mind.
Whenever the target of a Wisdom saving throw fails
its save, that creature has a 5 percent chance of
becoming afflicted by a random form of long-term
madness (see "Madness" in chapter 8 of the
Dungeon Master's Guide).
Distant Lands
The world of Dragon Ball is vast, filled with a multitude of
culture and mysteries, but it has yet to be completely
documented. There are several locations found throughout the
world that have either gone undiscovered by mortals, or
remain in the clutches of unknown evils. This section outlines
known regions of the world beyond Earth’s grand
supercontinent.
Fearlands
Should you brave the hazardous waters of the south, you’ll
discover the isolated series of islands shrouded in mystery. A
secluded archipelago obscured in fog, it has appropriately
been nicknamed the Fearlands since its occupation by the
Dark Empire some time ago.
In the Fearlands, you might…
• Discover an untapped demonic power source.
• Battle with the forces of the powerful Dark Empire.
• Befriend a demon escaping the nearby spaceship field.
The Fearlands are an ever present threat. A place of daring
adventure and corrupted monsters. Where the armies of the
Dark Empire remain secluded in mystery.
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Gengoro
The continent of Gengoro lies to the east of Earth’s
supercontinent, separated by the infamous red sea. Spanning
grassy plains and hills, the region of Gengoro is governed by a
multitude of city-states. Connections to Gengoro have
diminished with time, but the continent and its surrounding
islands still remain densely populated, although the multitude
of extraterrestrial visitors maintain a distance.
In Gengoro, you might…
• Join forces with an eccentric android.
• Go on a short-lived, dramatic gag of an adventure.
• Clash with strange monsters across the islands of wonder.
Some believe Gengoro to simply be a neighboring region,
while others speculate it belongs to an entire different
continuity. Whatever the case, the magic of Gengoro is far
greater than anything you could comedically conceive of.
Yahhoy
Beyond the bustling cities of the Western Verge to the far north
is the impassive region of Yahoy. Flourishing with unclaimed
land aside from the spare antiquated village or ancient ruin.
Yahhoy was the last remaining independent state on Earth
before becoming part of the world governing body.
In Yahoy, you might…
• Battle bandits in the ruins of ancient temples.
• Pay your respects at the majin buu memorial sanctuary.
• Travel through the subterranean maimai tunnel system.
Although it is a part of the world governing body, Yahoy
remains a place of adventure and experience. In recent years, a
large number of youth have been sent to Yahoy as part of the
"Troublemaker Education Policy'', a program in which chosen
children are sent to live on their own in the wild away from
their parents for a period of time. The program was enacted at
the behest of Earth's King, and was implemented in order to
help find a new savior.
Yunzabit Heights
A place often described as being at the very end of the Earth.
Yunzabit Heights dwells far to the northwest of Earth’s
supercontinent. The irregular cliff faces are plagued by strong
winds and frigid temperatures. It is an all round barren moor
of a mountainous landscape, making civilizations hard to
come by. After the destruction of New Namek, several
namekian refugees have settled within the notched landscape.
In Yunzabit Heights, you might…
• Discover an ancient namekian artifact.
• Battle the harsh ever-changing winds.
• Visit the Capsule Corporation space institution.
The distant mountains of Yunzabit Heights gradually fade the
common knowledge of the populace with each passing year,
being nothing more than a secluded wasteland. The people of
Earth have no commerce with the highland regions and no
certainty about what lives there. If a threat comes from
Yunzabit, it might take time for people to identify its origin.
Realms of the Universe
The mythos of Dragon Ball extends light years beyond the
confines of Earth. Using classified information from the
Galactic Patrol, we’ve documented the known universe and all
of its unearthly realms. In traditional media, this universe is
commonly depicted as a giant crystalline sphere. Within the
uppermost half of the sphere is the Heavenly Realm. The
lowermost half is transversely divided between the Mortal
Realm and the Demon Realm. Orbiting this massive
macrocosm is the Sacred Realm of the Kais. A plane of
existence inhabited by those near the top of the celestial
hierarchy. Each of these realms and their various points of
interest are detailed in this section.
Beyond the single macrocosm we’ve observed lies the ever
expanding multiverse along with the eleven other universes
featured with the extensive Dragon Ball cosmology. These
separate universes are only mentioned in passing, though
each of their cosmic layouts bear an extreme resemblance to
that of our own native universe.
The Heavenly Realm
The Heavenly Realm exists within the uppermost regions of
the universe. It exists as a crucible for all fallen souls and is
also where the higher deities of the universe reside. It is a
place of unearthly purple skies divided by a layer of golden
clouds, where the laws of space and time are nonexistent.
The Heavenly Realm is divided up into three rough areas:
the nethermost region is Hell (Earthly Prison), ruled by King
Yemma; located central to the Heavenly Realm is King
Yemma's Palace and its surrounding locations; the uppermost
region is the Kaio Realm, ruled by the four great directional
Kaio, which is comprised of the four Kaio planets, Heaven,
and the afterlife superior sun.
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Hell (Earthly Prison)
Those who King Yemma judge to be evil are sent to below to
Hell, otherwise known as the Earthly Prison. It consists of an
extremely vast, rocky plain that takes up the entire lower
portion of the afterlife, and is covered by the yellow clouds
that surround Yemma’s Palace and the Serpent Road.
King Yemma’s Palace
King Yemma’s Palace is located at the very center of the
afterlife; above the grim landscape of Hell but below Heaven
and the four Kaio planets. It serves as the entrance to the
afterlife for all dead souls. As explained by Earth’s guardian
deity, when anyone from any planet dies, their souls come to
Yemma’s Palace to receive judgment determining their fate in
the afterlife. Souls can always be seen in front of King
Yemma’s Palace waiting to be judged, lined up along the road
whose origin point is never shown.
Serpent Road. The Serpent Road is one million kilometers in
length, running from King Yemma’s Palace all the way to the
North Kaio planet, and those who wish to train under the
North Kaio must cross it. As the name implies, the road is
shaped like a giant serpent. It is a rather crooked road,
twisting every which way, with a few loops here and there.
The road’s path is surrounded by yellow clouds as far as the
eye can see, which obscure Hell below it.
Other World Tournament Arena. A great assembly of past
heroes reside within the Heavenly Realm. The Other World
Tournament Arena is an extra dimensional martial arts ring
for deceased fighters, and is hosted by the Dai Kaioshin. Its
winner will receive training from the Grand Kaioshin.
Needless to say, you cannot kill any participant in this
tournament because they are already dead.
The Kaio Realm
Each of the four directional Kaio reside on their own personal
planets, positioned at the afterlife’s four cardinal points.
Serpent Road, adjacent to King Yemma’s Palace, runs directly
to the North Kaio planet. It is an extremely small world that
floats high above the tail end of the Serpent Road. The planet
contains only North Kaio’s one-room, dome-shaped house, a
garage, a road that circles around the planet, North Kaio’s car,
and a few trees. Despite its small size, the planet has ten times
the gravity of Earth, similar to Planet Vegeta and Zun.
Heaven (Upper World)). Those who King Yemma judge to
be pure of heart are allowed to proceed to Heaven, a large
that it is the home of sinful life-forms. Similar to the divisions
of Grand Space into four cardinal directions, the Demon
Realm is divided into several different spatial areas, though it
is unknown how many there are or what these divisions are
based on. All of these areas are unified under the rule of
Mechikabura, the dark king of the Demon Realm.
The Sacred Realm of the Kais
The Sacred Realm of the shinjin is, simply put, the ancestral
home of the Kaio, Kaioshin, and the Dai Kaioshin. It is a
special realm completely separate from the macrocosm that
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planet directly above Yemma’s palace. To reach Heaven, one giant crystalline sphere, about a 10th the size of the
must ride a special plane that takes off from an airport near macrocosm it revolves around.
King Yemma’s Palace. Heaven is a pleasant, grassy place with Located at the heart of this cosmic satellite is the divine
rolling hills and numerous scattered buildings. core, the planet of the Kaio. The planet is
home to the gigantic kaiju tree, whose
The Mortal Realm fruit gives birth to a race known as the
The living world exists within the lower half of the sphere shinjin. Very rarely, this kaiju tree
model. It is perfectly sealed within opaque walls marked with produces a golden fruit, from which a
strange patterns, in contrast to the transparent crystalline special type of shinjin is born, far
dome that conceals the afterlife. more powerful and capable of living
The living world is split into two prominent dimensions for millions of years. Only the shinjin
described as being like the two sides of a coin. The top half is born from the rare golden fruit are
Outer Space, overseen by the Kaio and Kaioshin, and run selected at random
according to science and the fundamental laws of physics. The to serve as the
bottom half is the Demon Realm, where magic has more sway powerful Dai
than science, and where the sinful Makaio and Makaioshin Kaioshin.
remain. Despite these two dimensions being polar opposites,
when beings from either one die their spirits still travel to the
afterlife with no distinction.

Grand Space
Outer Space is the uppermost portion of the Mortal Realm,
and is the realm in which planet Earth exists. Outer Space Kaioshin Cleric of
consists of numerous planets, stars, and other celestial bodies. the Life Domain
The Galactic Patrol explains that a collection of planets forms a
nebula, and a collection of nebulas forms a galaxy; although
this law is not constant in alternative universal astronomy.
Galaxies are divided by cardinal directions.
These divisions serve as the governing areas for the gods,
and so each one is overseen by the Kaio and Kaioshin with the
corresponding cardinal direction in their title. These so-called
“galaxies” are merely administrational units used by the gods,
and so there is nothing physically stopping extraterrestrial
races from travelling from one galaxy to another, provided
they have the technology to do so. There are no physical
divisions between them, and can be considered as borders
drawn on a map between countries.

Demon Realm
The Demon Realm can be found within the lower half of the
Mortal Realm, a dimension that exists on the reverse side of
Outer Space. It is not to be confused with Hell, which exists in
the afterlife. The Demon Realm is a chaotic place where magic
has more influence than science. The Kaio and Kaioshin
themselves do not truly understand the Demon Realm
entirely, as not even the eyes of the Dai Kaioshin can scry
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Twelve Universes
The universes found across the expansive multiverse are
infinitely diverse and filled with mysticism and wondrous
adventure. As of current, there are twelve universes. As
explained by the Angels, any two of the twelve universes
whose numbers add up to thirteen are twins, or counterparts,
of one another and therefore share many similarities. If your
campaign takes place in one of these universes, that universe
belongs to you in your campaign. Your version of the universe
can diverge widely from what's in print.
Universe One. The supreme universe and the first of twelve
universes found across the multiverse. In Universe One, its
inhabitants, both divine and mortal, prosper with the highest
mortal level.
Universe Two. The gentle universe and the second of twelve
universes found across the multiverse. Within Universe Two,
strength and beauty are relative to one other.
Universe Three. The spiritual universe and the third of
twelve universes found across the multiverse. Universe Three
is a place of robotic technology and engineering marvels.
Universe Four. The conspiracy universe and the fourth of
twelve universes found across the multiverse. In Universe
Four, mysticism is only rivaled by a cunning blade and the
skill of deception.
Universe Five. The balanced universe and the fifth of twelve
universes found across the multiverse. Universe Five is a
realm of meditative affluence, where the act of destruction is
unprecedented.
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Universe Six. The challenging universe and the sixth of
twelve universes found across the multiverse. In Universe Six,
the unrest between worlds has given rise to a cold war fueled
by intergalactic intrigue.
Universe Seven. Our universe and the seventh of twelve
universes found across the multiverse. Universe Seven is a
realm consecutively sieged by evil and is the main setting of
this sourcebook.
Universe Eight. The diligent universe and the eighth of
twelve universes found across the multiverse. In Universe
Eight, those who lower the mortal level are swiftly eliminated
as to promote a universe with no defects.
Universe Nine. The improvised universe and the ninth of
twelve universes found across the multiverse. In the
wastelands of Universe Nine, chaos and danger are the only
laws needed to survive.
Universe Ten. The macho universe and the tenth of twelve
universes found across the multiverse. The juvenile Universe
Ten is still evolving from its prehistoric roots.
Universe Eleven. The justice universe and the eleventh of
twelve universes found across the multiverse. Universe Eleven
is a realm of magistrates, protected by the pride troopers and
other agents employed by the gods.
Universe Twelve. The ultimate universe and the twelve
universes found across the multiverse. Universe Twelve is a
competent and fair realm. The first alternate timeline was
created by a time machine utilized by a mortal from an
advanced civilization in Universe Twelve.
Divine Hierarchy
Religion is an important part of life in the universe. When
gods walk the world, clerics channel divine power, evil cults
perform dark sacrifices in subterranean lairs, and shining
paladins stand like beacons against the darkness. We’ve
gathered information from numerous planetary guardians and
compiled it into a structured hierarchy for you to implement
within your own settings.
The majority of these divine figures inhabit the Heavenly
Realm and it is their job to stand watch over the universe’s
inhabitants, both as they live their daily lives as mortals and in
their eventual shift to the afterlife. Like many hierarchies,
most divine figures oversee a specific region and report to a
superior that oversees those collective regions.
This section will detail every divine rank within the
celestial hierarchy, starting from the bottom, and working all
the way to the very top.
Planetary Guardians
The most abundant gods are those that supervise individual
planets. The gods of each planet are selected from among the
sentient life-forms of that planet. Attendants from the afterlife
are dispatched to assist these gods that have been picked from
the planet’s natives. The purpose of this system is to oversee
and protect the sentient life-forms of each planet, and more
importantly, to hasten the development of immature sentient
species, guiding them toward the greatest happiness.
The attendants sent from the afterlife are only permitted to
act in a subservient role to the planet’s god, based on the idea
that a species’ fate ought to be entrusted to the species itself.
This also seems to imply that planets with non-sentient
life-forms are not governed within this system, and are
therefore left to fend for themselves.
Eternal Dragons
The various dragons summoned from the Dragon Balls are all
referred to as Eternal Dragons. While not Gods themselves—at
least not in the sense of holding an actual position within the
main hierarchy—these dragons boast magical powers granted
to them by their creators. Eternal Dragons are given life by
their creators breathing energy and a soul into a representative
model of the dragon, ultimately linking the two’s life force
together; if the creator dies, their Eternal Dragons dies as well,
but not vice versa. This also sets certain limitations on the
dragons, as they cannot grant wishes that exceed their
creator’s own abilities or powers.
Kaio and Kaioshin
The Kings of Worlds stand above all the gods of the universe,
and collectively watch over the entire universe from the
afterlife. There are four Kaio to oversee the universe’s
northern, southern, eastern, and western galaxies. In addition
to overseeing their region, the Kaio also train exceptional dead
martial artists who have been allowed to keep their
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bodies in the afterlife. Above the four Kaio of the cardinal
directions is the Dai Kaio, the Great King of Worlds, who
serves as their leader. He oversees the entire universe, and is
the afterlife’s most important inhabitants.
The Kaioshin are the Gods of the Kaio, who stand above
even the Kaio themselves. In essence, they are the gods to the
gods, overseeing not merely the universe, but also the afterlife
where the Kaiō themselves live. For each of the Kaio (North,
South, East, West, and Great), there is a corresponding
Kaioshin: like with the Kaio, the four Kaioshin of the cardinal
directions oversee the northern, southern, eastern, and
western galaxies of grand space along with the four quadrants
of the afterlife, while the Dai Kaioshin oversees the entire
universe and afterlife.
Makai and Makaioshin. Following the Kaio and the
Kaioshin are their sinful counterparts, the Makaio and the
Makaioshin. The Makaio have since been stripped of their
divine status and power, and been sent to live out the
remainder of their semi-mortal existence within the Demon
Realm. The Makaioshin act as gods of the Demon Realm,
having attained their divine status. They are the antithesis of
the Kaioshin, and govern evil.
When an evil Kaio is born, they leave the Sacred Realm of
the Kais and go to the Demon Realm to be with the Makaio.
However, it is not actually known if Makaio or Makaioshin
themselves are selected from among these evil Kaio, or if they
are beings native to the Demon Realm, and the evil Kaio are
simply their allies.
Destroyer Gods
While the Kaioshin hold the power of creation, which
provides the catalyst for planets and life-forms to be born, the
God of Destruction is true to its title and holds the power and
authority of destruction. As new planets are born, the God of
Destruction destroys existing planets in order to maintain the
balance of life in the universe. In contrast to the Kaioshin, who
are only powerful in their own right as gods compared to
most mortals, the Gods of Destruction wield far greater power
and their strength can rarely be challenged.
Angelic Attendants. The destroyers are assisted by angels
dispatched by the Grand Zeno. The main role of an angel is to
guide the God of Destruction they serve, as well as train them
and keep their destructive power in check. Angels are amoral
and indifferent in nature, as such, they must always remain
neutral in conflicts and cannot intervene. Angels are also quite
intelligent, exhibiting a thorough knowledge and
understanding of the celestial hierarchy, structure, and inner
workings of the ancient universe.
Grand-Zeno
The Omni-King sits atop the hierarchy of divine beings. The
title of Omni-King implies that he holds the authority to
appoint new Gods of Destruction, and all angels are
dispatched from the Omni-King. Beyond that, further details
on his exact role are unknown. In fact, rather than fulfilling
some sort of role or job as most other gods do, the Omni-King
simply tries to keep himself entertained, and all other
lifeforms are forced to go along with his whims.
Hierarchical Deities
Deity Alignment Province Suggested Domains Common Symbol
Planetary Guardians LG Peace, prosperity Knowledge, Peace Kanji for "god" (神)
Eternal Dragons TN Dreams, fate Arcana, Poko Priest* Set of seven or less crystal balls
Kaioshin LG Creation, life Life, Nature Kanji for "world king" (界王)
Makaioshin CE Demons, chaos Grave, Trickery Dark and twisting tree
Destroyer Gods LN Destruction, order Death, Order Perpendicular geometric marks
Angelic Attendants TN Space, time Arcana, Order Twisting spiral
Grand-Zeno CN Creation, destruction Peace, War, Trickery Kanji for "all" (全)

* The Poko Priest Domain appears in chapter three of this book.

Lesser Deities
Deity Alignment Warlock Patron Suggested Domains Common Symbol
Akira TN Great Old One Knowledge, Trickery Gas mask and editors pen
Annin LG Hexblade Forge, War Furnace of Eight Divisions
Bubbles CE Archfey Nature, Order Monkey secluded on a lone planet
DogiDogi CE Lord of Time* Grave, Order Large egg marked by infinity
Enma LE Fiend Death, Grave Boiling cauldron
Princess Snake CN Fathomless Arcana, Trickery Twisting stone serpent
Hirudegarn TN Majin Progenitor* Life, Twilight Large insect carved from stone
Korin LG Archfey Light, Peace Kanji for "senzu" (仙豆)
Lucifer LE Undying Grace, Trickery Blood Ruby
Ludd CE Great Old One Forge, War Orange mechanical eye
Tenshi LN Celestial Grave, Light Dark angelic wings
TokiToki NG Lord of Time* Light, Order Large egg marked by infinity

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 chapter three
CHARACTER OPTIONS

Here you will find a list of new options that can
be used to add further detail to your characters. We’ve
provided several subclasses for you to choose from, though
you are not limited to the subclasses found in the chapter. In
addition, here you will also find backgrounds, new feats and
spells, powerful transformations, and a list of optional rules
you may wish to use within your own campaigns.
Rogues can be found stalking the backcountry roads of
Earth or carrying out dangerous missions in secrecy. Before
becoming a martial artist, the desert bandit yamcha was a
cunning rogue.
Sorcerers are particularly common in the Dragon World,
where they have inherited a wellspring of potential power
from their bloodline. Mutants, those who possess odd or
unique powers in juxtaposition to the rest of their race, could

Classes Overview be considered sorcerers.

Warlocks are found primarily as subordinates of powerful
Characters of any class can be found in the Dragon World,
magical beings, often of divine status. Numerous Kaioshin
though some classes are rarer than others. The following
have granted their heavenly powers upon mortal warriors.
section describes each class in more detail below.
Wizards are often ancient, or at minimum have a
Artificers are engineers, mechanics, and inventors. Though
connection to some ancient magic art or family spell. The evil
they may not possess the utmost physical strength, their
alien Babidi was once an esteemed wizard known for his
superior intellect allows them to break the barriers of
control over the mind.
contemporary science time and time again. The mastermind
behind Capsule Corp., Bulma Brief, was a steller artificer.
Barbarians are common across warriors across Earth. Fierce Classes Reinvented
brutes who openly express their strength, or secretly conceal When you choose your character class at 1st level, you have
it. The legendary saiyan Broly and warriors of the Karinga these thirteen options available to you. The following content
Tribe are easily considered prodigious barbarians. explores a number of changes you can make to better adapt
Bards are eccentric combatants who utilize dance and music these classes into the world of Dragon Ball D&D.
to inspire their allies and attack their enemies. The captain of These rules partially overwrite what is presented in the
the ginyu force and the mystic konatsian warrior tapion are Player’s Handbook and may alter some class features. However,
both devious bards, mastering their own unique crafts. unless otherwise specified below, assume the rules within the
Clerics are common sages in the Dragon World, populating Player’s Handbook remain unchanged.
divine sanctuaries, ancient temples, and religious churches. The following table retitles the core thirteen classes found
Some clerics have even been given the opportunity to train within the Player’s Handbook and other sources. These titles are
under a divine figure directly. chosen to better suit the world of Dragon Ball D&D.
Druids are not a common sight in the Dragon World. Those
who channel magic from material sources could conceivably Dragon World Classes
be druids. The Planet-Eater Moro, although a wizard,
possesses druidic powers. Core Class Dragon World Title
Fighters fill all the usual roles on Earth as on any other Artificer Engineer
world. Through mastery of combat, war is no stranger to
Barbarian Berserker
fighters. The father of Kakarot, Bardock, was an adept fighter
and a devoted soldier in the ranks of the galactic army. Bard Hero
Monks are most common in the Dragon World following Cleric Guardian
the publication of Groundbreaking Science, which has an Druid Shapeshifter
immense impact on the advancement of martial arts and
Fighter Warrior
understanding of ki control.
Paladins uphold a sense of justice across the Dragon World. Monk Martial Artist
Through mortal training or the gift of a divine entity, paladins Paladin Agent
act as protectors of the planet. Trunks, the swordsmen of the Ranger —
future, would be considered an extraordinary paladin.
Rogue Elite
Rangers are common in the outermost most regions of
Earth, keeping watch over small settlements, religious sites, Sorcerer Mutant
and natural preserves. After defecting from the Red Ribbon Warlock —
Army, Artificial Human No. 17 became a park ranger, Wizard —
protecting endangered animals from gluttonous poachers.

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Magic Alterations
The world of Dragon Ball is no stranger to magical
New Subclasses
This section offers a number of options you may wish to
incantations and sorcery, but magic as portrayed in traditional
choose from when picking your character’s subclass.
DUNGEONS & DRAGONS, is only used by a set few
Although these subclasses are provided for you, you are
powerful wizards and witches. The source of power drawn
never limited to subclasses from this section.
upon the remaining amount of time is more often than not ki,
a mystic energy that suffuses the multiverse—specifically, the
New Subclasses
element that flows through living bodies. Ki is a core feature
provided by the monk class, but those who wish to utilize ki Class Subclass Level Available
instead of magic may find interest in these alternate rules. Bard College of Presentation* 3rd
When you build a spellcasting character, take a moment to
Cleric Poko Priest Domain 1st
decide if you want their powers to come from their own life
force energy or if you're satisfied with them being a traditional Fighter Martial Artist 3rd
spellcaster. If you would rather your spellcaster draw their Monk Way of the Spiritualist 3rd
power from ki, consider using the optional spell point rules
Paladin Oath of Milk Delivery* 3rd
found on page 288 of the Dungeon Master’s Guide. Instead of
gaining a number of spell slots, you gain a large pool of spell Paladin Oath of Spirit 3rd
points instead. Rogue Wild Bandit 3rd
While using spell points instead of spell slots, characters Sorcerer Monastic Soul 1st
who receive spells from deities or otherworldly patrons
Warlock Lord of TIme* 1st
continue to do so. However, you may decide that instead of
being granted a magical spell, your deity or otherworldly Warlock Majin Progenitor 1st
patron has simply gifted you the knowledge of a new
* These subclasses were designed by fan-contributors.
technique or special fighting form. You may also choose to
customize the cosmetics of your character's spells or even Bard College
College of Presentation
retitle them to better suit your playstyle.
The Techniques and Spells table offers a few title changes
that might inspire you while modifying your spells. Bards of the College of Presentation ascertain a single lesson.
These bards master the ultimate art form, a series of complex,
passionate, and extraordinary poses which combine mind and
Techniques and Spells
body into the ultimate expression of the soul. Come hell or
Example Spell Technique Title high water, these dignified bards use their masquerades to
inspire hope or inspire fear.
Antimagic Field Ki-Sealing Field
Arcane Hand Disaster Claw; Shadow Hand
Danseur Inspiration
Blink Psycho Movement; Sonic Warp 3rd-level College of Presentation feature
Blur Super Afterimage; Wild Sense When you join the College of Presentation, you gain one
Burning Hands Dash Bomb; Energy Rupture additional use of your Bardic Inspiration feature. This feature
Creation Materialization grants you another additional use of Bardic Inspiration at 6th
level, and again at 14th level.
Dimension Door Vice Shout; Wormhole
Disintegrate Destruction; Erasure Special Fighting Pose
Earthquake Tremor Pulse 3rd-level College of Presentation feature
Firebolt Energy Cannon; Ki Burst You’ve been instructed in a number of choreographed art
Forcecage Gravity Cage forms known as fighting poses. You expend a Bardic
Gust of Wind Shockwave Inspiration die as a bonus action to enact one of these poses.
You learn two fighting poses of your choice, which are
Haste High Speed Rush; Mach Dash
detailed below. All poses require you to perform a completely
Hold Person Energy Bind unrestrained pose. For these poses to function, you must be
Mage Armor Energy Shield; Psycho Barrier able to see your target, and they must be able to see you.
Magic Missile Consecutive Energy Barrage You learn one additional fighting pose of your choice at 6th
and 14th level. Each time you learn a new pose, you can also
Meteor Swarm Death Meteor
replace one pose you know with a different one.
Scorching Ray Blaster Meteor; Ray Blast
Shatter Gravity Impact, Kiai Cannon Arcane Ballet
Time Stop Time Skip 3rd-level College of Presentation feature

Vampiric Touch Energy Drain; Life Absorption Once per round on your turn, you can expend one use of your
Bardic Inspiration to cast a spell as though it only had somatic
Web Psycho Threads
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the spell. When you do so, the spell deals additional damage
equal to two rolls of your Bardic Inspiration die.
Alternatively, you can roll your Bardic Inspiration die once
and subtract the result from the creatures saving throw. If a
spell requires material components with a gold cost, this
feature instead fails.
Perfected Choreography
6th-level College of Presentation feature
You dodge and attack with meticulous precision. When an
attacker that you can see hits you with an attack, you can use
your reaction to halve the attack's damage against you. In
addition, you can attack twice, instead of once, whenever you
take the Attack action on your turn, assuming you have
moved at least 20 feet on the same turn.
Presentation Legerdemain
14th-level College of Presentation feature
Once on each of your turns when you miss with a weapon
attack, you can make another weapon attack as part of the
same action. You can use this feature a number of times equal
to your Charisma modifier (a minimum of once). You regain
any expended uses when you finish a long rest.
Fighting Poses
The following poses are presented in alphabetical order.
Aggressive Pose. All creatures of your choice within 60 feet of
you can roll a d4 when rolling damage for a melee weapon
attack and add the number rolled to the damage roll. This
effect lasts until the end of your next turn.
Commanding Pose. Choose up to six creatures you can see
within 60 feet of you. Each of those creatures can use their
reaction (if possible) to move up to half their speed,
following a path of your choice.
Courageous Pose. Choose up to six creatures you can see
within 60 feet of you. If any of those creatures are
frightened, that condition immediately ends.
Expeditious Pose. Choose up to six creatures you can see
within 60 feet of you. Creatures of your choice can roll their
inspiration to increase their speed for that turn. A roll of 1-4
increases their speed of 10 feet, a roll of 5-8 increases their
speed by 15 feet, and a roll of 9-12 increases their speed by
20 feet. This speed cannot be reduced in any way.
Full Body Pose All creatures of your choice within 60 feet of
you gain temporary hitpoints equal to the number rolled
plus your Charisma modifier (minimum of 1). These
temporary hitpoints last until the end of your next turn.
Mystic Pose. Choose one creature of your choice. That
creature regains an expended spell slot equal to half the
rolled result.
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Cleric Domain
Poko Priest Domain
Clerics within the pact of the poko priests defend their people
and lands from the destruction of chaotic invaders.
Channeling the creative powers of their draconic deities, they
summon powerful dark vassals which take the form of
winged reptilian bastions. Some are dark magicians who
pervert the history of draconic culture, twisting what was
once beautiful into a horrific draconic monster.
Domain Spells
1st-level Poko Priest Domain feature
You gain domain spells at the cleric levels listed in the Poko
Priest Domain Spells table. See the Divine Domain class
feature in the Player’s Handbook for how domain spells work.
Poko Priest Domain Spells
Cleric Level Spells
1st fabricate clothing, find familiar
3rd crown of madness, dragon’s breath
5th fly, spirit guardians
7th charm monster, fabricate
9th creation, rary’s telepathic bond
Channel Divinity: Dragon God's Fury
2nd-level Poko Priest Domain feature
Using your action while presenting your dragon talisman
towards the skies, you can expend one use of your Channel
Divinity feature to summon the visage of your dark vassal.
The dark vassal appears in an unoccupied space of your
choice that you can see within 30 feet of you. The dark vassal
is friendly to you and your companions and obeys your
commands. See this creature’s game statistics in the Dark
Vassel stat block, which uses your proficiency bonus (PB) in
several places. You determine the vassal’s appearance. Some
vassals take the form of draconic namekians with the twisted
horns of a ram, while others sproute large wings.
In combat, the dark vassal shares your initiative count, but
it takes its turn immediately after yours. The only action it
takes on its turn is the Dodge action, unless you take a bonus
action on your turn to command it to take another action. That
action can be one in its stat block or some other action. If you
are incapacitated, the dark vassal can take any action of its
choice, not just the Dodge action.
The vassal manifests for 1 hour, until it is reduced to 0 hit
points, until you use your Channel Divinity feature to
summon the dark vassal again, or until you die.
Kami's Sonority
6th-level Poko Priest feature
The bond between you and your dark vassal strengthens. You
can attack twice, instead of once whenever you take a bonus
action on your turn to command your dark vassal. In addition,
when you cast a spell with a range other than self, the spell
can originate from you or your dark vassal.
Kami's Curse Fighter Archetype
8th-level Poko Priest feature Martial Artist
You gain the ability to infuse your dark vassal’s strikes with Fighters who strive to push the limits of one’s physical
the divine power of your draconic deity. Once on each of your condition so that they become stronger are revered as Martial
turns when you hit a creature with a weapon attack, you can Artists. They undergo self-imposed training regiments that
cause the attack to deal an extra 1d8 radiant or necrotic continuously test their skill, eventually reaching levels that
damage (your choice) to the target. When you reach 14th level, some would claim to be supernatural. Many young
the extra damage increases to 2d8. adventurers seek disiplin under martial arts masters, so that
they too can become legendary.
Sacrifice of the Dragon God
17th-level Poko Priest feature Bonus Proficiencies
3rd-level Martial Artist feature
The bond with your dark vassal can even save you from
demise. If your dark vassal is within 120 feet of you when you You gain proficiency in one of the following skills of your
are reduced to 0 hit points and thereby fall unconscious, you choice: Acrobatics, Athletics, History, or Insight. Alternatively,
can similarly choose for the vassal to drop to 0 hit points. You you learn one language of your choice.
then regain a number of hit points equal to the previously
remaining hit points of your dark vassal. Monastic Power
Once you use sacrifice a vassal in this way, you can’t do so 3rd-level Martial Artist feature
again until you complete a long rest. Your martial training awakens the mystic energy of ki within
yourself. Your access to this energy is represented by a
number of ki points, equal to half your fighter level, rounded
Dark Vassal down, and they fuel various ki features you have, which are
detailed below.
Medium dragon, any chaotic alignment
When you spend a ki point, it is unavailable until you finish
a short or long rest, at the end of which you draw all of your
Armor Class 13 (natural armor)
expended ki back into yourself. You must spend at least 30
Hit Points 5 + five times your cleric level
minutes of the rest meditating to regain your ki points. In
Speed 30 ft., fly 30 ft. (hover)
addition, if you spend 1 ki point or more as part of your action
on your turn, you can make one weapon attack as a bonus
STR DEX CON INT WIS CHA
action before the end of the turn.
14 (+2) 10 (+0) 14 (+2) 10 (+0) 12 (+1) 14 (+2)
Some of your ki features require you to make an attack roll
against a creature. The attack modifier is calculated as follows:
Damage Resistances bludgeoning, piercing, and slashing
damage from nonmagical attacks Ki Attack Modifier = your proficiency bonus +
Senses Darkvision 60 ft., passive Perception 11 your Wisdom modifier
Languages understands the languages you speak The features below use your ki points.
Challenge ─
Proficiency Bonus (PB) equals your bonus Empowered Strike. When you make an attack roll against a
creature, you can spend 1 ki point to gain advantage on
the attack roll.
Actions Wild Sense. When a creature you can see within 30 feet
makes a ranged attack against you, you can use a reaction
Mystic Claw. Melee Weapon Attack: your spell attack bonus
and spend 1 ki point to immediately teleport to an
to hit, reach 5 ft., one target. Hit: 1d8 + 2 + PB slashing damage.
unoccupied space behind and adjacent to the attacker,
Mystic Breath. The dark vassal exhales energy in a 15-foot line causing the attack to miss. If no such space exists, this
that is 5 ft. wide. Each creature in that area must succeed on a feature fails.
Dexterity saving throw against your spell save DC or take 1d6 + Ki-Empowered Fortitude. As a bonus action, you can spend
PB radiant or necrotic damage (your choice). 1 ki point to improve your fortitude. For the remainder of
your turn, you can carry, push, drag, and lift thrice as much
weight as normal; and the distance of your long and high
jumps increases by 10 feet (this extra distance costs
movement as normal).

Zealous Roar
7th-level Martial Artist feature
Whenever you make a saving throw, you can summon your
spirit into a powerful roar. You gain advantage on the saving
throw, and the roar is audible up to 100 feet away. You can use
this feature twice between long rests.

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Additional Fighting Style
10th-level Martial Artist feature
You’ve become experienced with multiple styles of combat.

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You can choose a second Fighting Style options.

Martial Arts Master

15th-level Martial Artist feature
Your connection to the mystic energy of ki expands, granting
new ways to spend your ki points, detailed below.
Ki-Empowered Arrow. As an action, you can spend 2 ki points
to make a ranged weapon attack against a creature you can
see within 120 feet of you. On a hit, the target takes force
damage equal to 2d10 + half your fighter level.
Ascending Spirit. As a bonus action, you can spend 4 ki
points to activate your Second Wind feature, even if you
have no available uses remaining.

Fabled Warrior
18th-level Martial Artist feature
You’ve become an unrivaled paragon of martial mettle. When
you roll initiative and would have no ki points remaining, you
automatically regain 2 ki points.

Monastic Tradition
Way of the Spiritualist
Spiritualists are mystics who invest their mastery into the
spiritual energy of the universe, learning to to manipulate
their ki into manifestations of arcane spells known as
techniques. Often revered as prodigies and masters of their
art, these monks customarily study under the grand masters
of several notable dojos.
Many Spiritualists often become masters themselves,
retiring from their days of combat and establishing their own
grand martial arts dojos. This ensures that individual martial
arts styles will continue to evolve with each new generation.
Expression of the Spiritualist
3rd-level Way of the Spiritualist feature
When you choose this tradition at 3rd level, you can use your
action to briefly evoke the power of ki within 10 feet of you,
causing one of the following effects of your choice:
• Detect the faint presence of ki within a living creature.
• Cause loose stones to slowly levitate for up to 1 minute.
• Create a harmless, instantaneous sensory effect
manifested from your ki such as a small sphere of light, a
spark of electricity, or the blossoming of a flower.
• Manifest a unique semi-translucent ki aura around
yourself. This might take the form of a dull white flame, a
sprawling tendril-like glow, an ominous lingering myasmia,
or a field of sparking bio-electricity and plasma.
You can have up to five such effects active at a single time,
as long as you maintain your concentration as though you
were concentrating on a spell.
Spiritualist Arts
3rd-level Way of the Spiritualist feature
You learn magical techniques that focus the tangible energy
inside your body. By drawing it out, an individual is able to
manipulate it and use it outside the body. You gain two
cantrips of your choice from the sorcerer spell list. You also
learn two spells from the sorcerer spell list, and each time you
gain a level in this class, you can replace one spell you know
with a different one from the same level. When you reach
certain levels in this class, you learn additional spells, as
shown in the Way of the Spiritualist Spells table.
Casting Spiritualist Spells. See chapter 10 of the Player’s
Handbook for the general rules of spellcasting. To cast one of
your spells, you can spend ki points equal to the level of the
spell. Spells cast with this feature don’t require you to provide
material components.
Way of the Spiritualist Spellcasting
Monk Level Spells Known Max Spell Level
3rd 2 1st
6th 3 2nd
11th 5 3rd
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 Wisdom is your spellcasting ability for your spiritualist Sacred Oath
spells. You use your Wisdom whenever a spell refers to your
spellcasting ability. In addition, you use your Wisdom
Oath of Milk Delivery
You have heard rumors of the turtle hermit's gruelling training
modifier when setting the saving throw DC for a spiritualist
regime. One of those practices spawned a new order around
spell you cast and when making an attack roll with one.
its philosophy, with only a few students abandoning their
Once you reach 5th level in this class, you can spend
practice to develop a rigorous order of paladins.
additional ki points to increase the level of a spiritualist spell
Dedicated and determined, fixated on a goal for the
that you cast, provided that the spell has an enhanced effect at
betterment of oneself and the enjoyment of others. These are
a higher level. The spell's level increases by 1 for each
many of the paladins who take up the Oath of Milk Delivery.
additional ki point you spend. The maximum number of ki
You strive for the betterment of yourself through hard work
points you can spend to cast a spell in this way (including its
and dedication. You seek hard work above all else, finding
base ki point cost and any additional ki points you spend to
labour in the most mundane of tasks. Milk does not deliver
increase its level) is determined by your monk level, as shown
itself after all.
in the Spells and Ki Points table.

Tenets of Milk Delivery

Spells and Ki Points
Monk Levels Maximum Ki Points for a Spell
5th-8th 3 Strive for Better. A milkman can always deliver their
9th-12th 4
13th-16th 5 to all aspects of your life, not just the delivery of milk.
17th-20th 6 Be Punctual. When you have an appointment, you must do
Surging Spirit
3rd-level Way of the Spiritualist feature
You can use your action to tap into a deep wellspring of
power, regaining a number of expended ki points equal to a
roll of your Martial Arts die. After using this ability, you must
complete a long rest before using it again.
Might of the Spiritualist
6th-level Way of the Spiritualist feature
When you use your action to cast a cantrip, you can make one
unarmed strike attack as a bonus action. When you use your
Flurry of Blows, you can replace one of the unarmed strikes
with a cantrip.
Potent Spellcasting
11th-level Way of the Spiritualist feature
You add your Wisdom modifier to the damage you deal with
any sorcerer cantrip you cast as a part of your spiritualist arts.
Ascension of the Spiritualist
17th-level Way of the Spiritualist feature
Your mastery of arcane ki has reached its zenith. You gain
the following benefits:
• Immediately after you cast a spell, you can move up to
your speed and make two unarmed strike attacks.
• When you damage a creature with a spell, it takes extra
damage of the same type equal to one roll of your
Martial Arts die.
• When you regain ki points with your Soul of the
Spiritualist, you can draw forth additional dormant power.
You add your Wisdom modifier to the results of your
Martial Arts die.
The tenets of the Oath of Milk Delivery tell the sworn Paladin
to be true, dedicated, punctual, and responsible.
delicacy better. With more vigor, at better times, better quality,
there is always room to improve. This dedication is to be put
everything within your power to get to the appointment on
time. Although excruciating circumstances might prevent you
from getting there when needed, as long as you did
everything in your power to get to the location on time then
you know you have done your best to uphold your oath.
Hold Yourself Accountable. If you find yourself unable to
complete your duties or hold yourself to an ideal, do not make
excuses. You are accountable for your own decisions and their
outcomes. Do not blame another for a late delivery.
Never be Blocked. While violence is not your first option,
and you would prefer to negotiate when possible, when you
have a task to complete you will do whatever is necessary to
accomplish that task.
Oath Spells
3rd-level Oath of Milk Delivery feature
You gain the following oath spells at the paladin levels listed
in the Oath of Milk Delivery Spells table. See the Sacred Oath
class feature for how oath spells work.
Oath of Milk Delivery Spells
Paladin Level Spells
3rd gift of alacrity, hunter’s mark
5th enhance ability, lesser restoration
9th catnap, thunder step
13th freedom of movement, locate creature
17th awaken, skill empowerment

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Channel Divinity
3rd-level Oath of Milk Delivery feature
When you take this oath at 3rd level, you gain the following
two channel divinity options. See the Sacred Oath class feature
for how Channel Divinity works.
Surplus Calcium. You can use your Channel Divinity to
bolster your body with the power of your faith. As an action,
you present your holy symbol and gain temporary hitpoints
equal to your level + your charisma modifier.
Dedicated Purpose. As an action, you can use your Channel
Divinity to inspire your allies with determination. You can
choose a number of creatures you can see within 30 feet of
you, up to a number equal to your Charisma modifier
(minimum of one creature). Once within the next minute, you
and the creatures can reroll an attack roll, ability check, or
saving throw, and must use the new result.
Aura of Dairy
7th-level Oath of Milk Delivery feature
You emit an aura of healthiness while you aren’t
incapacitated. You and any creatures of your choice within 10
feet of you are immune to the poisoned condition and have
advantage on saving throws made to resist exhaustion.
At 18th level, the range of this aura increases to 30 feet.
Relaxing Beverage
15th-level Oath of Milk Delivery feature
Potions of healing delivered by you obtain supernatural
properties, restoring the maximum number of hit points
possible for a potion of its rarity.
In addition, your perpetual intake of milk has strengthened
your bones. Your AC equals 10 + your Constitution modifier +
your Charisma modifier while you aren’t wearing armor.
While you are wearing heavy armor, you gain a +1 bonus to
your AC.
Mythic Milkman
20th-level Oath of Milk Delivery feature
You’ve become so dedicated to your cause and ideals that
you’ve learned to channel the spirit of your oath, becoming an
avatar of dairy. As a bonus action, you gain the following
benefits for 1 minute:
• Once on each of your turns when you make a weapon
attack and miss, you can cause that attack to hit instead.
• At the start of each of your turns, you regain hit points
equal to 1 + your Charisma modifier (minimum of 1) if you
have at least 1 hit point.
• You can take the Dash action as a bonus action. Your
movement speed does not provoke opportunity attacks.
Once you use this bonus action, you can’t use it again until
you finish a long rest, unless you expend a 5th-level spell slot
to use it again.
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Sacred Oath
Oath of Spirit
The Oath of Spirit seeks to master the art of war so they may
preserve the art of peace. Such is the common practice of the
Kikoukenjutsu Sword School. You have undergone the proper
training needed to use your weapon as an extension of your
own divine power. You are tasked with great discipline and
responsibility, upholding peace and keeping such powers out
of the wrong hands. You are a brave warrior who mocks the
darkness and lives their best life for the ones they love.
Students of the Kikoukenjutsu Sword School played a major
role in defending the Earth from attacks against the remnant
Frieza Force siege following the passing of the world famous
martial arts champion Hercule Satan.
Tenets of Spirit
The tenets of the Oath of Spirit mirror the teachings of ancient
martial schools that have since been handed down to newer
generations time and time again.
Blade of Hope and Dreams. Your weapon is an extension of
yourself and the key future prosperity. Always seek for
improvement and a closer harmony with it.
Promises for the Future. Seek out potential pupils. The
Earth is in eternal need for new heroes who possess the
courage to stand up against the oncoming darkness.
Humanity's Hope. The safety of Earth should always be put
above everything else. You are a sworn guardian.
Power to Face Despair. Death comes for us all. Enjoy
yourself in the heat of battle and hold back no regrets.
Oath Spells
3rd-level Oath of Spirit feature
You gain the following oath spells at the paladin levels listed
in the Oath of Spirit Spells table. See the Sacred Oath class
feature for how oath spells work.
Oath of Spirit Spells
Paladin Level Spells
3rd jump, zephyr strike
5th afterimage, spiritual weapon
9th blink, elemental weapon
13th destructo disc, freedom of movement
17th far step, steel wind strike
Channel Divinity
3rd-level Oath of Spirit feature
When you take this oath at 3rd level, you gain the following
two channel divinity options. See the Sacred Oath class feature
for how Channel Divinity works.
Shining Slash. As a bonus action, you can use your Channel
Divinity to magically channel your divine power through
your weapons. For the next minute, the reach of your weapons
magically increases by 10 feet, as spectral light emanates from
your blade.
 Light of Willpower. As an action, your screams echo with
overwhelming radiant power that forces surrounding
creatures to their knees. Each creature you choose within 20
feet of you must succeed on a Strength saving throw or be
knocked prone.
Wild Strike
7th-level Oath of Spirit feature
When you take the Attack action, you can use a bonus action
to teleport a distance equal to to half your speed before each
attack to an unoccupied space you can see.
Blade Stream
15th-level Oath of Spirit feature
Once on each of your turns when you miss with a weapon
attack, you can make another weapon attack as part of the
same action.
Spirit Excalibur
20th-level Oath of Spirit feature
Emanating at 20th level, as an action, you transform a single
weapon from your arsenal into a paragon of pure energy. The
weapon emits bright light in a 15-foot radius and dim light 15
feet beyond that. If the weapon is not already magical, it
becomes magical for the duration. Your weapon gains the
following benefits for 1 minute.
• This weapon deals radiant damage, ignores resistance to
radiant damage, and treats immunity to radiant damage as
resistance to radiant damage.
• If a creature is reduced to 0 hit points by this weapon, it is
disintegrated. The creature can only be restored to life by
means of a true resurrection or a wish spell.
• You can use your Divine Smite without expending a
1st-level spell slot. You must still expend spell slots of an
appropriate level when you wish to improve your
Divine Smite.
Once you use this action, you can't do so again until you
complete a long rest, unless you choose to expend a
5th-level spell slot to use it once again.
Roguish Archetype
Wild Bandit
Across the planes there exists numerous wastelands, unsettled
by the common folk. Dangerous and untamed, much akin to
the rogues who call these badlands home. These rogues see
the wilderness as yet another challenge to overcome. A lawless
and feral world where bandits rule and the unsociable thrive
for many years to come.
Bonus Proficiencies
3rd-level Wild Bandit feature
You gain proficiency in two of the following skills of your
choice: Animal Handling, Insight, Nature, or Survival. You can
instead gain proficiency with one tool of your choice in
replace of one choice of skill.
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Combat Superiority
3rd-level Wild Bandit feature
You’ve displayed outstanding superiority in combat across the
lands. You gain a set of abilities that are fueled by special dice
called superiority dice.
Maneuvers. You learn two maneuvers of your choice from
among those available to the Battle Master archetype in the
fighter class. Many maneuvers enhance an attack in some
way. You can use only one maneuver per attack.
You learn two additional maneuvers of your choice at 9th,
13th, and 17th level. Each time you learn new maneuvers, you
can also replace one maneuver you know with a different one.
Superiority Dice. You have four superiority dice, which are
d8s. A superiority die is expended when you use it. You regain
all of your expended superiority dice when you finish a short
or long rest. You gain another superiority die at 9th level and
one more at 17th level.
Saving Throws. Some of your maneuvers require your
target to make a saving throw to resist the maneuver's effects.
The saving throw DC is calculated as follows:
Superiority Save DC = 8 + your proficiency bonus
+ your Wisdom modifier
Secret Arts
3rd-level Wild Bandit feature
You’ve learned a limited amount of magic from your times of
isolation. You can cast hunter’s mark and wolf fang fist with this
feature. Wisdom is your spellcasting ability for these spells.
Once you cast either spell with this feature, you can’t do so
again until you finish a long rest, unless you expend one
superiority die to cast it again.
Lupine Awakening
9th-level Wild Bandit feature
You have advantage on Wisdom (Perception) checks that rely
on hearing or smell and the distance of your long and high
jumps increases by 10 additional feet (this extra distance costs
movement as normal).
Lonely Wolf
13th-level Wild Bandit feature
When you and any creature of your choice within 10 feet of
you rolls initiative, and there are more hostile creatures than
friendly ones, you gain a bonus to initiative equal to twice
your Wisdom modifier.
Bandit of the Wilds
17th-level Wild Bandit feature
You’ve made the wastelands your stronghold. When you
reduce a creature to 0 hit points with your Sneak Attack class
feature, you regain a superiority die.
Sorcerous Origin
Monistic Soul
A source of mystical power most often referred to as ki, this
energy is an element of the magic that suffuses the
multiverse—specifically, the element that flows through living
bodies. Now and again, one of the descendants of these
monastic warriors manifests a prodigious amount of ki with
little in the ways of training or asceticism.
Astral Jaunt
14th-level Monastic Soul feature
As a reaction expending up to 3 sorcery points when you
make an unarmed strike, you can project your attacks across
the ethereal plane. You can make a number of attacks at a
range of 30 feet equal to the number of sorcery points
expended. These strikes ignore half-cover and treat
three-quarters cover as if it were half cover.

Sorcerous Fortitude Unleash Ki

1st-level Monastic Soul feature 18th-level Monastic Soul feature
Beginning at 1st level, your monastic origin protects you from At 18th level, you gain the ability to enter a state of limitless
harm. Your hit point maximum increases by 1, and it increases combat power as an action. For the next minute, you
by 1 again whenever you gain a level in this class. magically radiate a transparent, 20-foot-radius aura. When
You have a base AC of 13 + your Charisma modifier if you you activate this feature, you gain the following benefits:
aren’t wearing armor, as you envelop your body in an
• You have resistance to all damage.
imperceptible aura of ki. This effect ends if you are
• You gain a magical flight speed. This flight speed is equal
incapacitated or you don armor.
to your walking speed. If you already have a flight speed,
your flight speed is instead doubled.
Sorcerous Spellstrikes
• When you use your action to make an unarmed strike on
1st-level Monastic Soul feature
your turn, you can make one additional attack as part of
When you choose this origin at 1st level, you learn the secret the same action.
of infusing your unarmed attacks with magical ki. You gain
Once you use this action, you can’t use it again until you
the following benefits when you aren't wearing armor:
finish a long rest or until you expend 7 sorcery points to
• You can use your Charisma instead of Strength for attack unleash this monistic power again.
and damage rolls of your unarmed strikes.
• You can roll a d4 in place of the normal damage of your
unarmed strikes. These strikes are considered
magical for the purpose of overcoming
resistance and immunity to nonmagical
attacks and damage. At 14th level, your
strikes use a d6 for damage.
• Once on each of your turns when you
hit a target with your unarmed strikes,
you can expend one spell slot to deal
force damage to the target, in addition
to the strike's damage. The extra
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plus 1d6 for each spell level higher than
1st, to a maximum of 6d6.

Sorcerous Barrage
6th-level Monastic Soul feature
When you hit a creature with a cantrips
attack or when a creature fails a saving
throw against one of your cantrips, you can
expend 1 sorcery point to instantly move up to
half your speed and make an unarmed strike
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Otherworldly Patron
Lord of Time
You have struck a pact with a mysterious entity beyond time.
By some means unbeknownst to you, the lord of time has
traversed the multiverse itself, searching the endless timelines
by some profound philosophy. Beings of this sort include
Zamasu, Progenitor of the Zero Mortal Plan; Sealas, the
Fearsome Enforcer of Justice; Fu, rightful heir to the throne of
the Demon Realm; Chronoa; the Supreme Kai of Time;
Mechikabura, the Dark King; or Demigra, the Divine Wizard.
Expanded Spell List
1st-level Lord of Time feature
The Lord of Time 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.
creature instantly swap positions. This movement is
instantaneous and does not provoke attacks of opportunity.
Chronos Inscription
10th-level Lord of Time feature
As an action, you cast your senses back in time to perceive
your current location as it was at some point in the past, to a
maximum number of years equal to half your warlock level.
For the next minute, you can perceive your surroundings, but
cannot interact with them. If any effects that you create during
this period affects a creature other than you, this feature ends.
Once you use this feature, you can’t use it again until you
finish a short or long rest.
In addition, you can innately detect objects and creatures
that have traveled through time or have been displaced from
their proper timeline.

Time Labyrinth
Lord of Time Expanded Spells 14th-level Lord of Time feature
Spell Level Spells When you hit a creature with an attack, you can momentarily
1st divine favor, gift of alacrity thrust the creature beyond the veil of time. The creature
2nd augury, wristpocket vanishes and is forced one round forward in time. When the
effect ends, the creature must succeed on a Wisdom saving
3rd haste, slow
throw or take 8d8 psychic damage. On a failed save, the
4th divination, private sanctum creature takes no damage and returns to the space it
5th commune, temporal shunt previously occupied, or the nearest unoccupied space. A
creature reduced to 0 hit points by this feature is lost to time
and can only be returned by means of a wish spell.
Blessing of Time
Once you use this feature, you can't do so again until you
1st-level Lord of Time feature
finish a long rest, unless you expend a 5th level spell slot to
You learn the guidance and word of radiance cantrips. They use it again.
count as warlock cantrips for you, and they don’t count
against your number of cantrips known. Otherworldly Patron
Majin Progenitor
Temporal Judgement Your patron is a powerful magician from beyond the stars
1st-level Lord of Time feature whose magic is intertwined with that of a demonic race. Your
You have a pool of dice, which are d4s, that grant you limited pact has left you branded by a magical mark that sharpens
control over the flow of time. The number of dice in the pool is your raw talent, enabling you to adapt against any threat.
equal to half your warlock level (minimum of 1). When a Having been branded by such a mark may cause changes to
creature within 10 feet of you makes an attack, casts a spell, your behavior, beliefs, and body. You may find yourself
makes a saving throw, or makes a skill check, you can use compelled to strive for greater power or to hunt down and
your reaction to spend one die from your pool and roll it. devour stores of magic. Your body may fundamentally
Reduce their roll by that amount as you temporarily bring the change, becoming inhumanly flexible.
flow of time to a halt. Patrons of this type might include the Organization of
You regain any expended dice when you finish a long rest. Babidi, Captain Bacterian's Pirates, the Dark Empire, and
other such magical associations and wizards. Majin characters
Historic Rewrite who have struck a majin pact may find themselves under the
6th-level Lord of Time feature chaotic gaze of a previous majin incarnation, and are
awakening long dormant powers.
You can shift your position in time with another. To do so, you
use an action on your turn to choose one creature other than
Expanded Spell List
yourself within 60 feet of you who you can see. You and that
1st-level Majin feature
The Majin 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.

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Majin Progenitor Expanded Spells
Spell Level Spells
1st bane, tasha’s hideous laughter
2nd afterimage, alter self
3rd revivify, spirit saber
4th evard’s black tentacles, phantasmal killer
5th destructive wave, raise dead
Mark of the Majin
1st-level Majin feature
Your patron has branded you with a demonic mark which
sustains and cultivates your power. As an action, you can
manifest this mark, granting you the following benefits:
• You no longer require food, water, or air to survive, and
you do not require sleep.
• you can't be charmed. If you are charmed when you
manifest your mark, the effect is suspended for the
duration of the transformation.
• You can use your Charisma modifier in place of your
Strength modifier when making Strength checks and
Strength saving throws.
• Your AC equals 10 + your Dexterity modifier + your
Charisma modifier.
Once transformed, you can maintain your transformed state
indefinitely. The effect ends immediately if you are rendered
unconscious or if you use an action to dismiss it. Once you use
this transformation, you must complete a long rest before you
can transform once again.
Starting at 6th level, you need only to take a short rest
before using this transform again, and at 14th level, you can
use this transform at will.
Siphon Arcana
6th-level Majin feature
When you reduce a creature to 0 hit points while transformed,
you can use your reaction to harness its life so that you may
sustain your demonic power. This creates one spell slot of the
highest level currently available to you or lower (your choice).
Created spell slots vanish at the end of a long rest.
You can use this feature twice, after which you cannot use it
again until you have finished a short or long rest.
Magicians Durability
10th-level Majin feature
Your demonic brand fundamentally changes your anatomy.
Beginning at 10th level, at the start of each of your turns, you
regain hit points equal to 1 + your Charisma modifier
(minimum of 1) if you have at least 1 hit point and no more
than half of your hit points left. Any broken or fractured bones
are restored after 1 hour.
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Mystic Copy
14th-level Majin feature
Starting at 14th level, while transformed, you gain the ability
to perfectly adapt to any encounter. As an action on your turn,
you can mimic any action that has been performed by a
humanoid other than yourself you can see within 60 feet
within the last minute. Any prerequisites that would normally
be required for the action are waived when you use this
feature, unless it is a spell which requires the use of a spell
slot, in which case you must still expend the relevant spell
slot. If the ability forces targets to make a saving throw, you
can use your Warlock spell save DC.
Once you use this action, you cannot mimic an ability in
this manner again until you complete a long rest.
Backgrounds
Your choice of background can shape the personality of your
character and their origins. The following background options
are provided for your characters.
Galactic Patrol Agent
Many factions thrive across the void of space. The galactic
patrol, also known as the space police and the galaxy police, is
a cosmic police force led directly by the galactic king. You’ve
served as an agent for this particular force, keeping order
throughout the Milky Way Galaxy. You might have traveled
alone or with a team, hoping from planet to planet arresting
dangerous invaders, depending on your skill and charisma.
Perhaps you were always stationed at galactic patrol
headquarters, keeping watch over the galaxy's most
dangerous criminals. Even if you have gone rogue from the
galactic patrol, this background can describe your early years
as a former member of the law enforcement.
Proficiencies
Skills: Choose two from among Acrobatics, Investigation,
Performance, and Persuasion
Tools: Thieves' tools and tinker's tools
Languages: One of your choice
Equipment: A galactic receiver (worn over one or both ears),
a signet of your authority, a uniform, a set of traveler's
clothes, and a pouch containing 20 gp.
Feature: Cosmic Police
As a galactic patrol agent, you are well versed in galactic
conduct and law regulations. Whether you choose to follow
them is entirely up to you. Wherever you go, you can utilize
your connections to attain information or enter areas that
would otherwise be inaccessible to the general population, so
long as you are not outside of galactic patrol jurisdiction.
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Galactic Patrol Agent Personality Traits
d8 Personality Traits
1 I find communicating with other species difficult.
2 I don’t like to stay in one place for too long.
3 I love to explore the worlds I’m stationed on.
4 I don’t understand the customs of this planet.
5 I always assume people are hiding more
information than they really are letting on.
6 Stupid people keep me employed.
7 I perfectly follow the laws of each planet I’m on.
8 I get annoyed when I have to hunt the same
criminals more than once.
Galactic Patrol Agent Ideals
d6 Ideals
1 Vigilante. The universe is filled with all sorts of
criminal scum. (Chaotic)
2 Mercenaire. Hunting down outlaws gives me a
rush of adrenaline. (Evil)
3 Peacekeeper. Without conflict, the universe would
be out of balance. (Good)
4 Protector. I want to help those who cannot help
themselves. (Netural)
5 Command. Laws exist for a reason. (Lawful)
6 Responsibility. This job is who I am. (Any)
Galactic Patrol Agent Bonds
d6 Bonds
1 I try my best to understand the criminals I capture.
2 I’ve made countless friends on other worlds.
3 I follow every law of the galactic patrol perfectly.
4 I greatly look up to a fellow agent.
5 I have a best friend who’s wanted by the patrol.
6 I owe a fellow agent my life.
Galactic Patrol Agent Flaws
d6 Flaws
1 I act as though I’m from a higher rank than I
actually am.
2 There's a number of planets I refuse to go to.
3 I’m not great at catching clever foes.
4 I’m known for slacking off on the job.
5 I often brag about the criminals I’ve captured.
6 I take full credit for any mission.
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Martial Arts Mentor
You are (or were formerly) a skilled mentor to many students
seeking training in martial arts. In the past you had undergone
your own in depth studies with a mentor. Years later you
continue to pass down their teachings to new students. Work
with your Dungeon Master to come up with your teachings.
As an instructor, your name carries with it the generations of
lessons that are being passed on through you. Is your school
well known or is it remote and unheard of? Are you an
excellent teacher or do you struggle to pass down your
knowledge? How many students have you instructed and
where are they now? Do they still respect you?
Proficiencies
Skills: Acrobatics, Insight
Tools: One type of musical instrument
Languages: One of your choice
Equipment: A totem or insignia of your profession, a
memento (a gift given to you by a former student), a book or
journal, a set of common clothes, and a belt pouch
containing 10 gp.
Feature: Aspiring Pupils
You have trained many strong and talented warriors in the
past and you are still in contact with at least one of them. They
may be willing to offer a place to hide, rest, or recuperate, so
long as you each departed on good terms. You know how to
properly instruct new students if needed.
Martial Arts Mentor Personality Traits
d8 Personality Traits
1 I take great pride in the school I have established.
2 I have an intense training regiment that others
believe to be over the top or completely absurd.
3 Only those who have attempted the absurd have
achieved the impossible.
4 I treat my students with utmost respect.
5 I get irritated when my school is unheard of.
6 I spread false rumors about myself.
7 Practice and skill is not a matter of time. Rather, it
is a matter of determination.
8 I’ve been training all my life for an unknown battle.
Martial Arts Mentor Ideals
d6 Ideals
1 Rebel. I don’t need a weapon. I am one. (Chaotic)
2 Renegade. Pain is the best instructor. (Evil)
3 Nomad. It’s not about being better than others. It’s
about fighting as equals. (Good)
4 Hermit. My teacher is my enemy. My opponent is
my very own ego. (Netural)
5 Pacifist. The best fighter is never angry. (Lawful)
6 Dedicated. Martial arts is not about fighting. It is
about controlling the evil within. (Any)
Martial Arts Mentor Bonds
d6 Bonds
1 I’ve built a great dojo which I take pride in.
2 I’ll never let a student down.
3 I’ve collected a number of precious martial arts
artifacts over the years.
4 I have an intense rivalry with another school.
5 I strive to become greater than an old rival.
6 I still follow the traditions of my own mentor.
Martial Arts Mentor Flaws
d6 Flaws
1 I get distracted from my teachings easily.
2 Several of my students have been greatly injured.
3 I struggle to teach newer generations.
4 I have an unhealthy obsession completely
unrelated to martial arts.
5 I’m extremely harsh to those who do not live up to
their potential.
6 I still keep pushing myself even when I should not.
Scientist
Wherever the road may take you, you’re still an inventor at
heart. From a young age you found a fascination with various
complex mechanisms, robotic equipment, and other feats of
engineering. You might have grown up among other brilliant
scientists or mechanics, or perhaps one night you found
yourself in the company of a wrecked spaceship. Upon
choosing this background, work with your Dungeon Master to
determine what equipment you specialize in and how might
you aid in outfitting your companions.
Proficiencies
Skills: Arcana, Investigation
Tools: Smith’s tools or tinkerer’s tools
Languages: Two of your choice
Equipment: A set of smith’s tools or tinkerer’s tools (your
choice), a simple machine (one of your first creations), a
crowbar, an assorted set of spare parts, and a belt pouch
containing 25 gp.
Feature: Grease Monkey
You have an eye for machinery and mechanical inventions and
understand their basic inner workings and components. You
can also gain access to any workshop or garage.
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Scientist Personality Traits
d8 Personality Traits
1 I treat everything with suspicion.
2 Everything is theoretically impossible until it is
proven possible.
3 I’m constantly taking notes.
4 I quickly begin to dismantle any technology I don’t
fully understand or cannot comprehend.
5 I always carry absurd technological devices.
6 I’d prefer to keep my greatest work a secret from
the rest of the world.
7 Everybody’s a mad scientist and life is their lab.
8 I fear anything I don’t understand.
Scientist Ideals
d6 Ideals
1 Maniac. Instinct transcends knowledge. (Chaotic)
2 Mad Genius. The ends justify the means. (Evil)
3 Savant. Science solves all. (Good)
4 Visionary. The science of today is the technology
of tomorrow. (Netural)
5 Expert. Never stop questioning. (Lawful)
6 Explorer. Somewhere, something incredible is
waiting to be discovered. (Any)
Scientist Bonds
d6 Bonds
1 I treat my inventions as though they were family.
2 My coworkers are my family.
3 I once saw an alien. I’ll keep inventing until I can
meet them once again.
4 One of my experiments got someone hurt. I refuse
to make the same mistake twice.
5 All my inventions are made to support my home.
6 I invent so that I may help my friends.
Scientist Flaws
d6 Flaws
1 I don’t ask for permission before experimenting.
2 I don’t see artificial creations as living creatures.
3 I have a number of dangerous secret projects.
4 Some of my experiments are considered
remorseless and cruel.
5 I think I know what is best for others.
6 I only take up contracts if money is involved.
Feats
regardless of how many hit points you had remaining. When
you explode, all creatures within 30 feet of you must make a
New feats are presented here in alphabetical order for groups Dexterity saving throw. The DC of this saving throw is 8 +
that use them within this setting. your Constitution modifier + your proficiency bonus.
A creature takes a number of d8 in force damage equal to
Demonic Wings your level on a failed save or half as much on a successful
Prerequisite: Namekian (demon clan) one. After using this feat, you can’t use it again until you
finish a long rest.
You sprout a pair of demonic wings. With your wings, you
have a flying speed of 20 feet if you aren’t wearing heavy
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armor and aren’t exceeding your carrying capacity.
Prerequisite: Saiyan

Dende Priest When you are reduced to 0 hit points but not killed outright,
Prerequisite: Namekian (dragon clan) you can drop to 1 hit point instead. You can’t use this feature
again until you finish a long rest.
You are a descendant of the mystic namekian sages of old,
providing you with the following benefits:
• Increase your Wisdom score by 1, to a maximum of 20.
• You learn the cure wounds spell and one 1st-level spell of
your choice. The 1st-level spell must be from the
Abjuration or Divination school of magic. You can cast
each of these spells without expending a spell slot. Once
you cast either of these spells in this way, you can't cast
that spell in this way again until you finish a long rest.
You can also cast these spells using spell slots you have of
the appropriate level. Wisdom is your spellcasting ability
for these two spells.

Dragon Champion
Prerequisite: Namekian (warrior clan)
You are a descendant of the ancient namekian warriors,
providing you with the following benefits:
• Increase your Strength score by 1, to a maximum of 20.
• When an ally you can see within 5 feet of you is the target
of a creature’s attack roll, you can use your reaction to
leap between your ally and the enemy, causing the attack
to strike you instead. You cannot use this ability if you
are prone, grappled, or otherwise restrained.

Heavyweight
Prerequisite: Strength 13 or higher
You’ve undergone extensive training with weighted
equipment, granting you the following benefits:
• Increase your Strength score by 1, to a
maximum of 20.
• Your total weight doubles. Your carrying
capacity and the weight you can push, drag, or
lift is doubled. You have advantage on all Strength
checks made to push, drag, or lift objects and Strength
(Athletics) checks to avoid being shoved or grappled.

Last Resort
Prerequisite: Android
You are equipped with a dangerous device.
A weapon of last resort used in only the most
desperate situations. As an action, you can
detonate the explosive within your body and
immediately drop to 0 hit points,

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 Poisonous
Prerequisite: Frieza Clansman
Your body produces a deadly poison which is stored within
the blade of your tail. You gain the following benefits:
• You have advantage on saving throws against poison and
you have resistance against poison damage.
• Your tail contains a hidden blade for delivering poison.
When you use your tail and hit a creature that isn’t a
Construct or an Undead, the target creature must make a
Constitution saving throw with a DC of 8 + your
Constitution Modifier + your proficiency bonus. On a
failed save they become poisoned for 1 minute. Once you
use this ability, you can’t do so again until you roll
initiative at the start of combat or alternatively, until you
finish a short or long rest.
Shapeshifting Academy Initiate
You’ve unlocked the secrets to transforming arts, allowing you
to take the form of a simple object - such as a stool, lamp, or a
pair of scissors - provided it is no larger than a 5-foot cube, or
a beast with a challenge rating of 0 for 5 minutes.
Additionally, you learn the spell disguise self. When you use
this version of disguise self, it too has a duration of 5 minutes.
Once you use any of these features, you cannot do so again
until you finish a short or long rest.
Triclops Ancestry
Prerequisite: Earthling
One of your ancestors was a triclops, a bearer of advanced
magical arts. A third eye awakens on your forehead, granting
you the following benefits:
• Increase your Intelligence, Wisdom, or Charisma score
by 1, to a maximum of 20.
• Your keen senses can focus to see the presence of magic.
You gain the ability to cast the detect magic spell, but only
as a ritual. You can also cast this spell using spell slots you
have of the appropriate level. The spells’ spellcasting
ability is the ability increased by this feat.
Spells
This section contains new spells that the Dungeon Master may
add to your Dragon Ball campaign, making them available to
player character and monster spellcasters alike. The Spells
table below lists the new spells, ordering them by level. The
table also notes the school of magic of a spell, whether it
requires concentration, whether it bears the ritual tag, and
which classes have access to it.
If you'd like to use any of these spells, talk to your Dungeon
Master, who may allow some, all, or none of them.

Spells
Level Spell School Conc. Ritual Class
0 Force-Flash Strike Evocation No No Bard, Sorcerer, Warlock, Wizard
0 Spirit Blast Evocation No No Cleric, Sorcerer, Wizard
1st Fabricate Clothing Conjuration No Yes Artificer, Bard, Sorcerer, Wizard
1st Wolf Fang Fist Transmutation No No Druid, Ranger, Sorcerer
2nd Afterimage Illusion No No Ranger, Sorcerer, Wizard
2nd Dodon Ray Evocation No No Cleric Sorcerer, Wizard
2nd Solar Flare Evocation No No Artificer, Bard, Cleric, Sorcerer, Wizard
2nd Spirit Ball Conjuration No No Sorcerer, Wizard
3rd Scatter Shot Evocation No No Sorcerer, Wizard
3rd Spirit Saber Evocation Yes No Cleric, Paladin, Sorcerer
4th Destructo Disc Conjuration No No Sorcerer, Wizard
4th Hellzone Grenade Transmutation Yes No Sorcerer, Warlock, Wizard
5th Kamehameha Wave Evocation No No Sorcerer
5th Tri-Beam Necromancy No No Sorcerer
6th Evil Containment Wave Abjuration No No Bard, Cleric, Wizard
6th Instant Transmission Conjuration No No Cleric, Sorcerer, Wizard
7th Unleash Potential Transmutation No No Wizard
8th Dragon Fist Conjuration No No Sorcerer, Wizard
8th Metamoran’s Fusion Dance Transmutation No No Bard, Sorcerer, Wizard
9th Spirit Bomb Conjuration Yes No Bard, Druid, Sorcerer, Wizard

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Spell Descriptions Dragon Fist
These spells are presented in alphabetical order. 8th-level conjuration
Casting Time: 1 Action
Afterimage Range: Self (60-foot cone)
2nd-level illusion Components: V, S, M (a golden statuette of a lung dragon,
worn around your hand, worth at least 10,000 gp)
Casting Time: 1 Reaction, which you take when you are hit
Duration: Instantaneous
by an melee or ranged attack
Range: Self You unleash a serpentine draconic spirit that coils through the
Components: V, S air and lashes out at every creature of your choice within a
Duration: Instantaneous 60-foot cone originating from you. The targets must make a
Strength saving throw. On a failed save, they take 2d8 radiant
You interpose a flickering illusory duplicate between you and
damage and are knocked prone. On a successful save, they
the attacker. The triggering attack misses, and you can
take half as much damage and are not knocked prone. When
immediately move a distance equal to half your speed in a
you cast this spell, choose one creature within the cone to be
direction of your choice.
the target of the spirit. If this creature fails their saving throw,
Until you stop moving you are considered to be invisible.
they take an additional 12d6 piercing damage and are
subjected to a second effect as the dragon rushes forward and
Destructo Disc strikes them with legendary power.
4th-level conjuration Rush. If the target is Large or smaller, they are pushed up to
Casting Time: 1 Action 100 feet away from you in a straight line. If the target strikes a
Range: 150 feet surface, both the surface and the creature take 1d6
Components: V, S bludgeoning damage for every 10 feet the target was pushed.
Duration: Instantaneous If the surface were to break, the dragon continues beyond the
surface and the damage resets.
You throw a razor-sharp disc of force at a creature or object
Explosion. If the target is huge or larger, the spirit entangles
you can see within range. If the target is a creature, they must
them and implodes into a devastating wave of radiant energy.
make a Dexterity saving throw, taking 6d10 + 10 slashing
The target immediately takes 6d6 radiant damage, or 8d6 if
damage on a failed save. If the target succeeds on their saving
they are gargantuan.
throw, you can choose to redirect the disc to another target
within 30 feet of the first. This spell deals double damage
against objects and structures, and ignores resistance to Evil Containment Wave
slashing damage. 6th-level abjuration
At Higher Levels. When you cast this spell using a spell Casting Time: 1 Action
slot of 5th level or higher, the damage increases by 1d10 for Range: 60 feet
each slot above 4th. Components: V, S, M (a clay jar and a magical talisman
worth at least 1,000 gp.)
Dodon Ray Duration: Instantaneous
2nd-level evocation You attempt to seal away one creature that you can see within
Casting Time: 1 Action range. If the target is of evil alignment, they must succeed a
Range: 60 feet Wisdom saving throw or be magically trapped in a clay jar,
Components: V, S which must then be sealed by the magical talisman. If the
Duration: Instantaneous target has been trapped by the effects of this spell before, it has
advantage on the saving throw. If the save is successful, the
You fire a superheated beam from your finger in a 5-foot-wide, creature misses the clay jar, taking 15d8 psychic damage
60-foot-long line. Creatures struck by the beam must make a instead. Once trapped, a creature remains in the clay jar until
Dexterity saving throw. On a failed save the creature takes the talisman is removed or destroyed.
3d10 radiant damage and has its speed halved until the start The clay jar can hold only one creature at a time. A creature
of your next turn. On a successful save the creature takes half trapped in the clay jar no longer needs to breathe, eat, or drink
damage and its movement is unaffected. and does not age.
At Higher Levels. When you cast this spell using a spell slot
of 3rd level or higher, the damage increases by 1d10 for each
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Fabricate Clothing
1st-level conjuration
Casting Time: 1 Action R
Range: 10 feet
Components: V, S, M (a thread of twine)
Duration: Instantaneous
You fabricate a set of custom clothing at a point you choose
within range. If you target a creature with this spell they
instantly don the clothing, provided they aren’t wearing
armor. An unwilling creature is not affected by this spell. You
decide what the clothing looks like, including the cloth, color,
texture, pattern, the design of any emblems, and any other
details. You can’t duplicate the appearance of an outfit that
you’ve never seen.
Force-Flash Strike
Evocation cantrip
Casting Time: 1 Action
Range: Touch
Components: V, S
Duration: Instantaneous
Incandescent energy envelops your fist as you deliver a swift
strike to a nearby creature. Make a melee spell attack against
the target. If the attack hits, the creature takes 1d6 force
damage, and if the creature is Large or smaller, you can push
it up to 5 feet away from you.
This spell’s damage increases by 1d6 when you reach 5th
level (2d6), 11th level (3d6), and 17th level (4d6).
Each mote, beginning with those created by the effect that
triggered this spell, raises the potential damage of this spell by
1d6, up to a maximum of 12d6 force damage.
As an action, you can command all motes to converge on a
single point within the sphere and erupt into a devastating
explosion. Every creature within 20 feet of that point must
make a Constitution saving throw. They take the accumulated
damage of the spell on a failed save, or half as much damage
on a success. Immediately after you do this, the spell ends.
At Higher Levels. When you cast this spell using a spell slot
of 5th level or higher, the maximum damage increases by 2d6
for each slot above 4th.
Instant Transmission
6th-level conjuration
Casting Time: 1 Action or Reaction, which you take when you
make an attack roll or start to cast a ranged spell
Range: 90 feet
Components: S
Duration: Instantaneous
Touching your index and middle finger to your forehead, you
detect and instantly teleport to a specific creature within
range. The creature you choose must be known to you, though
they need not be on the same plane of existence as you. You
appear in an unoccupied space adjacent to the creature of your
choosing.
If you cast this spell as a reaction, you appear in an
unoccupied space adjacent to the creature, then proceed to
make the triggering attack roll or ranged spell.You can bring
one willing creature of your size or smaller when you teleport,

Hellzone Grenade but they must be touching you.

At Higher Levels. When you cast this spell using a spell slot
4th-level transmutation
of 7th level or higher, the spells range increases by 90 feet for
Casting Time: 1 Reaction, which you take when you miss a each slot level above 6th.
target within range with a spell attack or a creature within
range succeeds on a saving throw that reduces the damage
of one of your spells.
Range: 150 feet
Components: S
Duration: Concentration, up to 10 minutes
You conjure an invisible sphere of magic that allows you to
recapture and manipulate destructive power that is wasted
when casting a spell.
The sphere appears centered on a target that triggers this
spell, and has a radius of 60 feet. When you miss a target
within the sphere with a with a spell attack or a creature
within the sphere succeeds on a saving throw that reduces the
damage of one of your spells, you can use your reaction to
recapture the wasted energy from your attack and transform it
into glowing motes of force that float in unoccupied spaces of
your choice within the sphere. A contributing spell creates a
number of motes equal to 1 + its spell level. These motes shed
dim light in a 10-foot radius, but cannot be attacked or
otherwise interacted with. If the spell ends, they disappear.

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Kamehameha Wave If the combined Charisma (Performance) check is failed, the
spell still occurs. The Dungeon Master rolls a d4 and consults
5th-level evocation
the following table to determine what form the fusion takes.
Casting Time: 1 Action
Range: Self (up to 150-foot line)
Fusion Mishap
Components: V, S
Duration: Instantaneous d4 Fusion Mishap
You form a singing sphere of power between your hands 1 The fusion was nearly successful, yet partially
before unleashing it as a devastating beam. unstable. The resulting fusion separates in only
The beam travels in a line that is 5 feet wide and up to half the maximum time.
150-feet long, moving in a direction of your choice and 2 Your fingers failed to match perfectly. The
stopping early if it impacts an object or creature it can’t resulting fusion is obscenely large, slow, and
destroy. If the beam would strike a creature, it must make a heavy. You suffer disadvantage on all Strength
checks and Strength saving throws. Your
Dexterity saving throw. On a failed save, they take 4d10 + 10
movement is reduced by half.
force damage. You roll this damage only once. If they are
reduced to 0 hit points by this effect, they are turned to ash 3 Your final alignment was completely off. The
resulting fusion is severely underweight. You
and the beam passes through them. On a successful save, the
suffer disadvantage on all Constitution checks
beam passes by them and continues on. and Constitution saving throws. Your total hit
If an object or creature that is damaged by this spell is not points are reduced by half.
reduced to 0 hit points, the line stops in their space and erupts
4 Both you and the other creature are expelled 30
into an earth-shaking blast. Every creature within 10-feet of feet apart from one another. The spell fails to
the target must make a Dexterity saving throw, taking 4d6 trigger and you cannot attempt it again for 30
force damage on a failed save or half as much on a success. minutes, but no spell slots are consumed.
The target that survived the initial effect automatically fails
this additional saving throw. The fusion has your current hit points + the current hit
At Higher Levels. When you cast this spell using a spell slot points of the other creature. The fusion knows all the abilities
of 6th level or higher, the damage of the initial effect increases you and the other creature have, and knows or has prepared
by 1d10 for each spell slot level above 5th. any spells you or the other creature possesses. Likewise, all
feats, racial abilities, and class features are pooled together (if
Metamorans Fusion Dance you both possess the same ability, the fusion gains it only
8th-level transmutation once). For each ability score, the fusion’s score is the higher of
yours and the other creature’s, and the fusion also takes the
Casting Time: 1 Minute
higher hit dice or character level.
Range: Touch (one willing creature of your race and size)
The fusion is provided with a set of magical garbs. You
Components: V, S
decide what equipment is absorbed into the fusion and what
Duration: Up to 30 minutes
equipment remains available for use. These items are restored
Choose one willing creature of the same race and size as you once the spell ends. When the spell ends, the fusion separates.
with at least 1 hit point that you can see within range. You The other creature appears in an area adjacent to you that you
each perform a short series of symmetric poses that converge determine. If separation occurs in a cramped space, the other
together, fusing you into one being. The fusion lasts for the creature is safely ejected to an unoccupied space.
duration, or until the fusion drops to 0 hit points or dies. You Damage taken by the fusion is split evenly between you and
execute these poses with a combined Charisma (Performance) the other creature when the spell ends. You cannot end the
check. The Dungeon Master can determine the DC by fusion with more hit points than when you began, unless you
consulting the table below. were damaged prior to the fusion and the fused being was
subsequently healed.
Performance Familiarity
Pose Familiarity Maximum Save DC
Unfamiliar 60
Viewed Once 50
Properly Instructed 40
Performed Once 30
Performed Occasionally 20
Performed Frequently 10 (minimum)

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Scatter Shot
3rd-level evocation
Casting Time: 1 Action
Range: Self (up to 60-foot line)
Components: V, S
Duration: Instantaneous
You conjure a beam of force that splits apart before raining
down upon your foes. Every creature in a line that is 5 feet
wide and up to 60 feet long must make a Dexterity saving
throw. They take 6d6 force damage on a failed saving throw,
or half as much on a success.
When you cast this spell, you can choose to stop the beam
early at a point you choose and redirect the remaining
strength into a barrage of seeking missiles. For every 10 feet
taken from the length of the beam, down to a minimum of 10
feet, you can target one creature within 20 feet of the point the
line ends. The new targets must make Dexterity saving
throws, taking the spell’s damage on a failed save. A creature
can only be affected by this spell once per casting.
At Higher Levels. When you cast this spell using a spell slot
of 4th level or higher, the damage increases by 1d6 for each
spell slot level above 3rd.
you must make a Constitution saving throw or be blinded for
1 minute. A creature blinded by this spell makes another
Constitution saving throw at the end of each of its turns. On
a successful save, it is no longer blinded.
Spirit Ball
2nd-level conjuration
Casting Time: 1 Action
Range: Self (15-foot lines)
Components: V, S
Duration: Instantaneous
You create a palm-sized ball of force that can be directed
through the air within pinpoint precision. The ball travels in
four 15-foot lines in directions of your choice, one after
another, starting within 5 feet of you. Every creature of your
choice along the ball’s path must make a Dexterity saving
throw. They take 6d4 force damage on a failed save, or half as
much on a success. A creature can only be affected by this
spell once per casting.
At Higher Levels. When you cast this spell using a spell slot
of 3rd level or higher, the damage increases by 1d4 for each
spell slot level above 2nd.

Solar Flare
2nd-level evocation
Casting Time: 1 Action
Range: Self (15-foot cone)
Components: V, S
Duration: Instantaneous
As you spread your fingers across your forehead you close
your eyes and release a flash of solar wind that threatens to
blind your foes. Each creature in a 15-foot cone that can see

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Spirit Blast Once the Spirit Bomb has reached its maximum power, you
can use your action to throw it to a point within 1 mile of you
Evocation cantrip
that you can see. Every creature within a sphere equal to twice
Casting Time: 1 Action the spirit bombs size centred on that point must make a
Range: 120 Feet Dexterity saving throw. They take an amount of force damage
Components: V, S equal to the spell's accumulated damage on a failed save, or
Duration: Instantaneous half as much on a success. Evil-aligned creatures have
disadvantage on this saving throw, while good-aligned
As you outstretch your hand, you send shining bolts of energy
creatures have advantage and resistance to the spell's damage.
from your fingertips toward a creature or object within range.
The spell ends when you throw the bomb, if you don't use
Make a ranged spell attack against the target. On a hit, the
your action to gather energy or throw the bomb on your turn,
target takes 2d4 force damage.
or if you move more than 30 feet away from the Spirit Bomb.
This spell’s damage increases by 2d4 when you reach 5th
If the spell ends before the Spirit Bomb is thrown, the
level (4d4), 11th level (6d4), and 17th level (8d4).
accumulated energy harmlessly fades back into the world.
Once you have successfully derived energy from a
Spirit Bomb population or location, you cannot do so again for 30 days.
9th-level conjuration
Casting Time: 1 Action Environment Base
Range: Self
Components: S, M (a flower, gem, or vial of water from the Environment Base Damage
upper planes, which this spell consumes) Dense (Jungle or Lush Forest) 40d6
Duration: Concentration, special
Moderate (Forest or Ocean) 30d6
By harnessing the life energy of the world, you create a well of Minor (Hills or Valleys) 20d6
power that surpasses the limits of any mortal spellcaster. The
Sparse (Mountains or Desert) 15d6
damage dealt by this spell, as well as its area of effect, is
determined by the environment and population within 50 Scourged (Dead or Desecrated) 10d6 (minimum)
miles of you. If there are several distinct environments within
this area, use whichever is most powerful. Population Bonus
The spell's base damage is 10d6 Once when you cast this
spell and again on each of your turns before the spell ends, Population Bonus Damage
you can use your action to gather energy from your Dense (Large City) +40d6
surroundings. Doing so increases the damage of the Spirit
Moderate (Town) +30d6
Bomb by 10d6, up to a maximum determined by the sum of
the Spirit Bomb tables. The spirit bomb forms in the space Sparse (Village) +20d6
directly above you, and reaches a total diameter (in feet) equal Limited (Caravan) +10d6
to half the number of d6s it can deal in damage at that time. Uninhabited —
As it expands, it pushes away any terrain, objects, or creatures
within its space. In order to derive energy from the
population, they must be willing to contribute to it. The Spirit Saber
population is not innately compelled to contribute, nor are 3rd-level evocation
they automatically made aware of the casting of the spell The
Casting Time: 1 Bonus Action
DM may determine that a population would be unwilling or
Range: Self
reluctant to do so, therefore reducing the effectiveness of the
Components: V, S
spirit bomb. In these cases, a Charisma (Persuasion) check
Duration: Concentration, up to 10 minutes
would be appropriate provided that you are capable of
communicating with them. To contribute, a creature must use Shaping your energy through your hand, you evoke a
their reaction when you use your action to gather energy. piercing, spiritual blade in your free hand. This magic blade
lasts for the duration. You are proficient with this weapon and
you cannot be disarmed of this weapon. It deals 3d8 force
damage on a hit and has the heavy, reach, and thrown
properties (range 30/120). Once thrown, the blade reappears
in your hand at the start of your turn.
At Higher Levels. When you cast this spell using a spell slot
of 5th level or higher, the damage increases by 1d8 for every
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Tri-Beam
5th-level necromancy
Casting Time: 1 Action
Range: 150 feet (20-foot cube)
Components: V, S
Duration: Instantaneous
You create a devastating wave of energy that surpasses
normal spells at the cost of your vitality. You gain two levels
of exhaustion, or only one if you already have at least one
level Additionally, you take an amount of necrotic damage
equal to twice this spell's level.
Every creature within a 20-foot cube originating from a
point you choose within range must make a Dexterity saving
throw. On a failed save, they take 5d10 + 20 force damage and
are pushed 20 feet away from you. A pushed creature that
impacts a solid surface is stunned until the end of your next
turn. On a success, they take half as much damage, are not
pushed, and can instantly use their reaction to move up to
their speed to the nearest unoccupied space outside of the
spell's area.
Any terrain, structures, or non-magical objects that aren't
being worn or carried within the spell's area are reduced to
dust by this spell If the terrain below a creature is
destroyed, they fall.
At Higher Levels. When you cast this spell using a spell slot
of 6th level or higher, the damage increases by 1d10 for each
slot level above 5th.
Unleash Potential
7th-level transmutation
Casting Time: 8 Hours
Range: 10 feet
Components: V, S, M (a magic longsword or greatsword of
very rare quality or higher, which the spell consumes)
Duration: Until dispelled
By performing a series of complex movements and
incantations, you unlock the latent power buried deep within
a willing creature that has an Intelligence of 6 or higher, is not
an undead or construct, and has been within range for the
duration of the spell's casting time.
The target gains the following benefits permanently:
• The target's proficiency bonus increases by 1.
• When the target deals damage with a weapon attack, they
deal an additional 1d4 damage of the weapon's type.
• The target has advantage on both initiative rolls and
death saving throws.
• The target cannot be charmed, frightened, or stunned.
Additionally, the ritual supernaturally hardens the target's
resolve and intensifies their personality, making them
immune to effects that would change their alignment.
Once you create the effect of this spell, whether by casting it
or duplicating it with the wish spell, you cannot do so again
for at least 1 years time.
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Wolf Fang Fist
1st-level transmutation
Casting Time: 1 Action
Range: Self
Components: V, S
Duration: Instantaneous
You dash forward, moving a distance equal to half your speed,
and unleash a whirlwind of claws. Every creature of your
choice within 5 feet of you must make a Dexterity saving
throw, taking 3d4 slashing damage on a failed save or half as
much on a success.
At Higher Levels. When you cast this spell using a spell slot
of 2nd level or higher, the damage increases by 1d4 for each
slot level above 2nd.
Transformations
Transformation is the ability to change one’s body in order
to tap into even greater stores of power. Undergoing a
transformation is powerful, emotional, and the highlight of
every players’ story. The philosophy of this approach is not to
be used lightly, as it grants players temporary—yet absolutely
immense—strength, power, and unique abilities for them to
utilize in combat. We’ve crafted these new options to work
seamlessly within your already existing worlds. All that is
needed to proceed is a strong story and the resolve to
transform so that you may keep fighting on.
What Are Transformations
Transformations amplify the racial traits of each character.
Each form is designated by a particular class: Class-Up, Super
Class-Up, and Ultimate Class-Up, each of which provide new
powers and abilities at the cost of additional Battle Points.
Power Levels
Employing a transformation multiplies your existing Power
Level by a set value. Located at the bottom of each
transformation is the power level value. If a form has multiple
class levels, use the multiplier of the current class level.
 Transformation Mastery
Transformation Rules
Follow these core rules when invoking a transformation. Class Training Time Cost
Transformation Time. As an action on your turn, you can Class-Up 60 Days 500 gp
invoke any one transformation available to you. You are Super Class-Up 125 Days 5,000 gp
capable of dismissing this transformation on your turn, no
Ultimate Class-Up 250 Days 50,000 gp
action required. Transforming requires you to expend a small
store of Battle Points, which return to you on a long rest.
Core Aspects. Each form displays its class and any race
Mastery Properties
Choose one of the following mastery properties.
restrictions. Moreover, they note the transformation specific
class art, the duration, the stress difficulty class, and any Empowered Transformation: Choose one additional ability score
to empower from the list. This score now becomes empowered.
empowered ability score modifiers:
Extended Transformation: The duration of your transformation is
● The specified art die is used through the transformation. If extended, double its duration, to a maximum of 24 hours.
a transformation grants you a property which requires a MInd-Body Mastery (Savage Power Only): You’ve learned to
saving throw, set the DC as follows: 8 + your Proficiency

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control the effects of this transformation’s savage power.
Bonus + half the size of the specified art die value.
Natural Form: If you are reduced to 0 hit points, your
● Upon a transformation ends, you are required to perform transformation does not
a stress test against the DC specified for your current come to an end.
form, rolling a d20, and adding the specified art die to the
result. On a successful save, you suffer no negative effects.
On a failed save, you suffer one level of exhaustion for
every class-up level you had activated.
● For every empowered ability score (denoted by a star) you
gain a +1 bonus to all ability checks which use the
empowered ability score. This bonus increases by
+1 for every class-up you have active.

Properties. Almost every transformation requires you to

expend a number of Battle Points. If a transformation has
multiple class-up levels available to you, you denote which
level you wish to invoke upon transforming, expending
the grand total Battle Points.
You gain new abilities with each class-up. Unless
otherwise stated, the properties gained with additional
class-up levels are cumulative with the properties
granted from the previous class-up levels. Some
transformation abilities may allow you to expend
additional Battle Points to power unique abilities. They
also detail whether you must concentrate on its effects (akin
to concentrating on a spell), how many targets it affects,
what saving throws it requires, and so on.

Transformation Mastery
Transformations are naturally incomplete and require
further mastery before they can be utilized to their
absolute fullest. Mastering any given form takes time, as
shown on the Transformation Mastery table.
Afterwhich, choose one of the following
transformation mastery properties. This new
property applies to this transformation alone, and
only to that class-up level. It is not inherited by any
additional class-up levels you may possess.

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Barrier of Light
Kaioshin, Super Class-Up
Unleashing the true power of your divine spark, your
near-godly form is complimented by a shimmering halo of
light which manifests behind your back. This state is an icon
of absolute divinity, attainable by those whose morals are pure
of heart. Although this transformation exemplifies your divine
nature, the form itself is not a godly state.
BARRIER OF LIGHT
Kaioshin, Super Class-Up
Class Art: Soul Art
Duration: Up to 1 Minute
Stress Test: 18 DC.
STR DEX CON INT WIS CHA
— — ★ — ★ ★
Super Class-Up (12 BP)
Halo of Providence. While you manifest this barrier of light,
you gain a temporary +1 bonus to your Armor Class.
Divine Wrath: Absolution (4 BP). As an action, you release a
voltaic arc of lightning that is 60 feet long and 5 feet wide.
Each creature in this line must make a Dexterity saving
throw, taking 4d6 lightning damage on a failed save, or half
as much damage on a successful one.
Divine Wrath: Purification (6 BP). As an action, you invoke a
divine explosion at a point you can see within 120. Each
creature in a 20-foot-radius sphere centered on that point
must make a Constitution saving throw, taking 8d8 radiant
damage and being knocked prone on a failed save, or half as
much damage on a successful one.
Divine Wrath: Judgement (1-6 BP). As an action, you hurl a
barrage of divine energy at one creature within 120 feet. The
target must succeed on a Dexterity saving throw. Taking 1d6
radiant damage per point spent and having its speed halved
until the start of your next turn on a failed save.
Power Multiplier: Super Class-Up (x100)
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Demonic Will
Makaioshin, Class-Up
By syphoning strange energy from the dark realms, you’ve
achieved a demonic transformation that draws out your fullest
potential and invigorates your fiendish magic. This demonic
energy naturally endures within the dark realms, but can also
be emitted by a passing makyo star.
Demonic Aspects. This form warps your appearance,
granting a visage akin to a demonic entity. Roll on or choose
an option from the Demonic Aspects table to determine the
nature of these strange features your form may assume while
you continue to maintain this transformation.
Demonic Aspects
d4 Aspect
1 Your hair extends, growing long and wisp-like.
2 You sprout a pair of demonic horns.
3 Pieces of your clothing begin to meld with your
skin, comparable to living tattoos.
4 Blood-like markings appear on your face.
Demonic Will
Makaioshin, Class-Up
Class Art: Soul Art
Duration: Up to 1 Minute
Stress Test: 12 DC.
STR DEX CON INT WIS CHA
— — ★ ★ — ★
Class-Up (8 BP)
Unhallowed Aura. You can be targeted by any divination
magic or perceived through magical scrying sensors only if
you allow it. The instant you transform, creatures within 30
feet of you must succeed on a Wisdom saving throw or be
charmed of you until the end of your next turn.
Demonic Wizardry. You learn the following spells, which are
added to your Dark Sorcery trait: crown of madness,
darkness, and spiritual weapon. You can cast each of these
spells once without expending a spell slot and you must
transform again before you can cast them in this way again.
You can also cast these spells using spell slots you have.
Moreover, you can expend a Battle Points on your turn
equal to twice the spells’ level to cast these again.
Power Multiplier: Class-Up (x50)
Great Ape Kaio-Ken
Saiyan, Class-Up Any, Class-Up
While in the presence of a full moon or similar celestial body, a Enveloping your body in a sweltering, crimson haze, you
saiyan savagely transforms into a monstrous giant ape. Once magnify your power for a mere heartbeat.
this beast has been awakened, it embarks on a savage Power Stacking. This transformation can be used alongside
rampage until the moon vanishes in the morning. one or more transformations of an equal class, unless stated
The Tails’ Tale. Invoking this transformation requires your otherwise. If used as such, roll your stress test twice, taking
saiyan tail be intact, as described in chapter one. If your tail is the lower of the two results.
severed at any time during the duration of this form, you
revert to your saiyan form and loose these properties.
Monster of the Full Moon. If the saiyan isn't blinded, this
action is involuntarily taken when they start their turn within Kaio-Ken
the glow of a full moon or a similar celestial body. Any, Class-Up
Once you use this transformation, you cannot transform
again until you complete a long rest. Class Art: Energy Art
Duration: Up to 1 Round
Stress Test: 24 DC.
Great Ape STR DEX CON INT WIS CHA
Saiyan, Class-Up ★ ★ — — ★ —

Class Art: Energy Art

Duration: Up to 8 Hours Class-Up (1-4 BP)
Stress Test: 18 DC.
Transcend Limits. The kaio-ken significantly intensifies your
power, speed, and even your senses. You have advantage on
STR DEX CON INT WIS CHA
Perception checks involving your hearing or vision.
★ — ★ — — —
Moreover, roll your Energy Art die and multiply the rolled
result by five. Apply the total as a bonus to your speed until
Class-Up (0 BP) the end of your next turn.
Fist of the King. Until the end of your next turn, the first
Savage Power. On your turn, you must move towards the
creature you hit with a spell or weapon attack takes extra
nearest creature and take the attack action. If there is more
damage equal to one roll of your Energy Art die per point
than one possible target, roll to randomly determine the
spent + your Constitution modifier.
target. If you are able to cast spells, you cannot cast or
concentrate on them while transformed. Power Multiplier: Class-Up (x2; Per Point Spent)
Great Saiyan Ape. Your size becomes huge, unless you
would be larger. Moreover, you gain a number of temporary hit
points equal to your hit point maximum.
When you are reduced to 0 temporary hit points, you
expose your saiyan tail. Your tail has an AC of 10 + your
Dexterity modifier and 25 hit points. It is vulnerable to
slashing damage and it is immune to all conditions. When the
tail is severed, this transformation ends.
Great Ape Beam (1-4 BP). As an action, you release a plume
of flames from your mouth that is 60 feet long and 5 feet
wide. Each creature in this line must make a Dexterity saving
throw, taking 2d10 fire damage per point spent on a failed
save, or half as much damage on a successful one.
Power Multiplier: Class-Up (x10)

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Maximum Power
Any, Class-Up
This state causes the user to burn through both power and
stamina at a rapid rate in exchange for increased power.
Power Stacking. This transformation can be used alongside
one or more transformations of an equal class, unless stated
otherwise. If used as such, roll your stress test twice, taking
the lower of the two results.
Perfected Power
Any, Super Class-Up
You’ve undergone extensive training to master the flow of the
arcane throughout your body. By mastering your inner self,
your outward power magnifies to greater heights.
Power Prerequisite. Before learning the abilities of this
transformation, you must learn to cast spells (or techniques)
through the Spellcasting or Pact Magic features.
Power Stacking. This transformation can be used alongside
one or more transformations of an equal class, unless stated

Maximum Power otherwise. If used as such, roll your stress test twice, taking
the lower of the two results.
Any, Class-Up

Class Art: Energy Art

Duration: Up to 6 Rounds
Perfected Power
Stress Test: 12 DC. Any, Super Class-Up

STR DEX CON INT WIS CHA Class Art: Focus Art
★ — ★ — — — Duration: Up to 1 Minute
Stress Test: 18 DC.

Class-Up (8 BP) STR DEX CON INT WIS CHA

Power Stressed. Due to the immense toll this form takes,
any speed you have becomes 5 feet, unless the speed was
lower. Additionally, you are incapable of knocking creatures
unconscious rather than dealing a killing blow.
Inexperienced Power. You count as one size larger when
determining your carrying capacity and the weight you can
push, drag, or lift. You can make an spell or weapon attack at
maximum power, rolling the attack twice and taking the lower
of the two rolls. If you do so and the attack hits, maximize the
damage dice rolled, including any additional dice rolled as
part of a critical hit. Once you deal this damage, you cannot
use this property until you transform once again, unless you
expend a minimum of 4 Battle Points to use it again.
Power Multiplier: Class-Up (x10)
— — ★ — ★ ★
Super Class-Up (12 BP)
Perfect Potential. You've developed the technique of
containing your radiating aura within your body through
continuous concentration. Perception checks made to detect
or read your Battle Points automatically fail, as though your
aura was constantly in a suppressed state.
Mental Mastery (1-6 BP). As a reaction when you make an
Intelligence, Wisdom, or Charisma saving throw, you gain a
+1 bonus to that saving throw per point spent.
Spirit Rebounds. As an action, roll your Focus art die. You
regain an expended spell slot, the level of which is equal to
half the number rolled or lower. Once you use this property,
you cannot do so again until you transform, unless you
expend a minimum of 6 Battle Points to use it again.
Power Multiplier: Super Class-Up (x80)

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Purification
Majin, Super Class-Up
Through a process of purification, you release the deranged
and demonic power of your progenitor. This transformation
comes at a great risk of losing your heart, unchaining the next
evil incarnation of the majin monstrosity.
Majin Cravings. Returning to your purified roots often
brings with it an intense hunger. Roll on or choose an option
from the Majin Cravings table to determine the nature of these
strange, primeval cravings.

Majin Cravings
d4 Craving
1 Candy: You have a craving for sweets.
2 Magic: You have a craving for the arcane.
3 Chaos: You have a craving for destruction.
4 Trickery: You have a craving for deception.

Purification

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Majin, Super Class-Up

Class Art: Soul Art

Duration: Up to 1 Minute
Stress Test: 18 DC.

STR DEX CON INT WIS CHA

★ — ★ — — ★

Super Class-Up (12 BP)

Nightmare Renascent. You take on the visage of your
progenitor, whilst still retaining splinters of your former self.
You choose whether your equipment falls to the ground,
merges into your new form, or is worn by it.
The instant you transform, creatures within 10 feet of
you that can see you must succeed on a Charisma
saving throw or be frightened of you until the
end of your next turn.
Purified. You have resistance to bludgeoning,
piercing, and slashing damage. When you
regenerate with your Reform trait, you may roll
your Soul Art die in replace of the d4.
Demonic Slumber. As a bonus action, you may
enter a deep slumber, falling unconscious until you
wake on your turn, you take damage, or someone uses
an action to shake or slap you awake. At the start of each turn
you remain asleep, you remove one level of exhaustion and
regain a number of hit points equal to one rolls of your Soul
art die. Once you use this property, you can’t do so again until
you transform, unless you expend 6 Battle Points to
use it again.
Power Multiplier: Super Class-Up (x100)

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Super Namekian Super Class-Up (12 BP)
Namekian, Class-Up Demonic Siege (Demon Clan Only). When you take the
Namekians who obtain a higher level of consciousness and Attack action, you can replace one attack with an burst of a
break their limits are referred to as super namekians, magical energy in a 15-foot cone. Each creature in the area
achieving seemingly insurmountable powers. must succeed on a Constitution saving throw or become
incapacitated until the start of your next turn. Once you use
this property, you can’t do so again until you transform,
unless you expend 6 Battle Points to use it again.
Super Namekian
Divine Revival (Dragon Clan Only). As an action, you touch
Namekian, Class-Up
one creature that has died within the last minute. The
creature returns to life with one hit point. This ability can't
Class Art: Focus Art return to life a creature that has died of old age, nor can it
Duration: Up to 1 Hour restore a creature missing any vital body parts. Once you use
Stress Test: 12 DC., 18 DC. this property, you can’t do so again until you transform,
unless you expend 6 Battle Points to use it again.
STR DEX CON INT WIS CHA
— — ★ — ★ ★ Draconic Giant (Warrior Clan Only). When you cast the
enlarge/reduce spell as a part of the Great Namekian trait,
you gain 30 temporary hit points. In addition, until your
Class-Up (8 BP) concentration on this spell ends, your melee weapon attacks
deal extra damage equal to two rolls of your Focus art die. If
Focused Regeneration. When you regenerate with your
you’re smaller than Gargantuan, you also become Gargantuan
Rapid Regeneration trait, roll your Focus art die. You regain a
for the duration of the spell.
number of additional hit point equal to the result.
Power Multiplier: Super Class-Up (x100)
Telepathic Sage. You can magically communicate simple
ideas, emotions, and images telepathically with any creature
within 60 feet of you that can understand a language.
Demon Wave (Demon Clan Only). When you take the Attack
action, you can replace one attack with an exhalation of a
magical energy in a 30-foot line that is 5 feet wide. Each
creature in the area must make a Dexterity saving throw. A
creature takes an amount of force damage equal to two rolls
of your Focus art die on a failed save, and half as much
damage on a successful one.
Divine Healer (Dragon Clan Only). As a bonus action, you
can touch a creature that has 0 hit points and stabilize it.
Draconic Force (Warrior Clan Only). When you cast the
enlarge/reduce spell as a part of the Great Namekian trait,
you gain 10 temporary hit points. In addition, until your
concentration ends, your melee weapon attacks deal extra

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damage equal to one roll of your Focus art die. If you’re
smaller than Huge, you become Huge for the duration.
Power Multiplier: Class-Up (x50)

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