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Wildsurge

Sorcery Subclass

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A Journey from 1e to 5e importantly, make it your own. Because no
edition, 1e or 5e or any 'e', will ever be as rich, as
I found myself engrossed in a conversation with a captivating, or as magical as the game that you
close friend who's been playing a 1e campaign craft from it.
for years, literally decades. He confessed to me
that he wasn't a fan of 5e; he liked the "good ol'
days" of 1e. I couldn't help but chuckle because
his beloved 1e campaign was actually a labyrinth
of homebrew rules. His world had its own unique
armor types, classes, spells—even the currency
was original. It was far from what the 1e
rulebook had penned down.
That's when it hit me: The essence of any edition
lies not in its mechanical rigidity but in the
freedom it offers to imagine, to build, and to
make the game truly your own. This is the soul
and spirit of 1e that I love, and it's the ethos
behind my Reforge series. Disclaimer
I view 5e in the same light as my friend views his While Wild Magic is part of the SRD, the class
1e world—malleable clay waiting to be shaped. most commonly associated subclass is not.
While I appreciate the structure 5e provides,
especially in making the game accessible to This guide introduces the "Wildsurge Sorcerer",
newcomers, the true charm lies in taking those a variant sorcerer class that harnesses the power
foundational elements and tailoring them to fit of Wild Magic. It serves as a counterpart to the
your vision of the world. Feyshaper class.
And so, I present to you this Reforge of a classic This class, at its core, is a sorcerer intertwined
subclass. It's not just a series of tweaks and with the unpredictable forces of Wild Magic.
adjustments; it's an invitation. An invitation to
blend your imagination with the skeleton of rules
that 5e provides, an invitation to breathe your
own life into this enduring game.
Go ahead—pick and choose what elements
resonate with you. Modify, reimagine, and most

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 Wildsurge Sorcerer
As a young scholar at the Arcanum, found
fascination not in the structured spells taught by his
tutors, but rather in the oddities and quirks of
magical theory. When a portal was discovered
within the academy's sub-basements, Vaelin
couldn't resist. Against all advice, he touched the
swirling vortex of the portal. In that moment, the
raw energies from the Feywilds surged through him,
rewriting the very fabric of his magical essence. The
portal collapsed, but Vaelin emerged different—
wild, unpredictable, and teeming with untamed
power.
Eolande grew up in a village bordering the
mythical Whispering Toe Woods. Villagers spoke in
hushed tones of the creatures that dwelled within,
neither fully of this world nor completely apart from
it. During a moonlit stroll in the woods, Eolande met
an elemental creature, a radiant flame named
Seraphelle. Intrigued by Eolande’s kindness,
Seraphelle touched her forehead, leaving behind a
burnt mark—a burning flower embedded into her
skin. From that day on, Eolande was imbued with an
chaotic power that she barely understood, as the
laws of reality seemed to bend around her in
inexplicable ways.
Born during a celestial event, when the planes
themselves seemed to intersect, Lorien has never
known normalcy. His parents were simple farmers,
but they knew their child was different when
household objects started to animate of their own
accord, and seasons seemed to change in the blink
of an eye. At first, they sought to hide Lorien's
unpredictable abilities, afraid that he would be cast
out or worse. But when a demonic beast terrorized
their village, Lorien found that his inherent magic
could be channeled to protect, not just disrupt.
After banishing the creature to an unknown realm
with a spell that materialized from instinct, Lorien
left his home in search of greater understanding of
the chaotic forces that coursed through his veins.
Creating a Wildsurge Sorcerer
When creating your Wildsurge Sorcerer, ponder
the source of your wildly unpredictable magic.
Did a celestial comet pass over you as a child,
imbuing you with a cosmic spark? Did you
accidentally ingest magical herbs or drink from
an enchanted spring? Or did an elder in your
family lineage dabble in chaotic magic, leaving
you as the inheritor of its wild potential?
Reflect on how you feel about this turbulent
power that courses through you. Is it a wondrous
gift that you cherish, or a volatile curse you're
learning to contain? Do you see this magic as an
extension of yourself, or is it an alien force you're
still trying to understand?
What are your aspirations for this chaotic gift?
Do you wish to master it, so you can harness its
full potential? Are you trying to understand its
unpredictable nature to avert a disastrous
outcome foretold in a prophecy? Or are you on a
quest to find the source of your magic, hoping to
meet a cosmic entity or unlock an ancient
mystery? Regardless of its origin or your
relationship with it, this capricious magical
essence makes you stand out, connecting you to
a broader tapestry of chaos and unpredictability
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Wildsurge Inception 9. Arcane Infusion: You were exposed to a
concentrated form of magic—a pool of raw mana
As a Wildsurge Sorcerer, your magical abilities —which you absorbed, gaining your chaotic
emanate from a core of raw, uncontrolled magic. abilities. You emit a brief, high-pitched harmonic
However, how you became linked to such resonance when casting spells.
unpredictable magical energies can be a story
unto itself. You may wish to consult the 10. Sorcerous Mentor: A powerful sorcerer
Wildsurge Inception table below to delve deeper recognized your latent talents and tried to teach
into the beginnings of your extraordinary powers. you; something went awry, however, leaving you
with uncontrollable magic. A phantom echo of
your mentor's voice murmurs arcane words when
d12 Wildsure Inception Table you cast.
1. Cosmic Event: You were born under a 11. Unsealed Rift: You accidentally or
celestial alignment linking you to untamed intentionally opened a rift to another plane of
energies from the cosmos. When you use your existence; the chaotic energies that spilled forth
powers, celestial constellations briefly shimmer became a part of you. A momentary glimpse into
around you. the other plane is visible around you when you
2. Ancient Relic: You were gifted an artifact of use your powers.
unknown origin; its power seeped into you and 12. Awakened Potential: For reasons unknown,
then vanished, not before forever altering your your magical prowess suddenly flared to life
magical essence. Your spells sometimes produce during a crisis, saving the day in a wholly
a ghostly echo of the artifact's form. unpredictable manner. Your skin momentarily
3. Mystical Exposure: You were caught in a takes on a crystalline sheen when you unleash
magical explosion, exposed to arcane radiation, your magic.
leaving your magic forever unstable. When you
cast spells, multicolored sparks flicker off your
skin and explode in a rainbow of colors.
4. Cursed Lineage: An ancestor made a pact
with a being of chaos; the ripple effects have
granted you your unpredictable magic. Chains
and phantom voices manifest briefly when you
channel your powers.
5. Wilderness Revelation: In a moment of peril
in an untamed mystical forest you stumbled
upon an ancient symbol carved in an ancient oak
tree. It unlocked your chaotic powers. An ethereal
wind gusts around you whenever you cast spells.
6. Divine Whim: A god of mischief chose you as
their plaything, gifting—or cursing—you with
magical powers you can barely control. Trickster
symbols flash in your eyes when you use your
magical abilities.
7. Eldritch Experiment: You were the subject of
arcane experiments—willingly or otherwise—
that unraveled your magical constraints,
unleashing your inner chaos. A swirling vortex of
arcane symbols encircles you as you cast.
8. Destined Chaos: You've always known you
were different, even if you can't place why; your
magic materialized during a moment of
emotional intensity, and you've been
unpredictable ever since. Your aura momentarily
bursts into flickering blue flames when you use
magic.

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 The Subclass
Your innate magic comes from the wild forces of
chaos that underlie the order of creation. You
might have endured exposure to some form of
raw magic, perhaps through a planar portal
leading to Limbo, the Elemental Planes, or the
mysterious Far Realm. Perhaps you were blessed
by a powerful fey creature or marked by a demon.
Or your magic could be a fluke of your birth, with
no apparent cause or reason. However it came to
be, this chaotic magic churns within you, waiting
for any outlet.
Wildsurge Spells
1st-level Wildsurge feature
You gain additional spells that harness the
chaotic essence of wild magic at specific levels,
detailed in the Wildsurge table. These spells
count as sorcerer spells for you but don't count
against the number of sorcerer spells you know.
Whenever you gain a sorcerer level, you can
replace one spell you gained from this feature
with another spell of the same level. The new
spell must be from the schools of enchantment
or tranformation from the sorcerer, druid, or
wizard spell list.
Level Wildsurge Bonus Spell
1 Finolly’s Skewer, Jinx, Wildsurge Kiss
3 Slumber’s Touch, Song of Mirage
5 Ethereal Stranding, Feysurge Step
7 Rainbow Weave, Wildfey Warp
9 Feywild Call, Wildstep
Wild Event
1st-level Wildsurge feature
Your command over magical energy is as
unpredictable as powerful. Whenever you cast a
sorcerer spell of 1st level or higher, roll a d12
immediately following the casting of the spell. If
you roll a natural, the raw, chaotic magic within
you erupts forth.
When this occurs, refer to the Wild Event table
(see appendix) to determine the random magical
effect produced.
Whims of the Feywild
1st-level Wildsurge feature
You can tap into the unpredictable energies of
the fey realm to gain advantage on an attack roll,
ability check, or saving throw. When you use this
ability, you trigger a Wild Event. After tapping
into this energy, you must complete a long rest
before harnessing it again.
Twist Fate
6th-level Wildsurge feature
You possess the power to manipulate destiny
using your untamed magic. When another
creature within your line of sight makes an attack
roll, an ability check, or a saving throw, and the
results is not a natural 1 or 20, you force them
to reroll accepting the new results. Once used,
you cannot use it again until you complete a rest.
Wild Mastery
14th-level Wildsurge feature
You've honed your ability to harness the
unpredictable flows of your wild magic.
Whenever you roll on the Wild Event table, you
may use this ability to reroll and accept the new
result. You can exercise this control a number of
times equal to 1 plus your Proficiency bonus,
regaining expended uses after a long rest.
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Unstable Infusion
18th-level Wildsurge feature
Your spells are imbued with fluctuating arcane
energy. When you roll damage for a spell and any
of the dice show the minimum value (usually a
1), you must reroll those particular dice.
Continue rerolling any dice that show their
minimum value until all dice rolled for the spell's
damage show a value greater than the minimum.
This feature can be triggered only once per turn.
New Rules
Gift Spells
While Sorcerers are known for their innate
magical abilities, some have tapped into a unique
method of spellcasting called Gift Spells. These
spells don't strain the mind like typical
concentration spells. Instead, they manifest as
singular gifts to the world, allowing the Sorcerer
to maintain multiple such enchantments at once.
However, the universe accepts only one such gift
of each kind at a time from the Sorcerer.
Rule Mechanic:
• A Sorcerer can cast and maintain multiple
Gift Spells simultaneously without needing to
maintain concentration.
• If a Sorcerer casts a Gift Spell that is already
active, the previously active version of that spell
immediately ends.
• Unlike concentration spells, effects that would
normally break concentration do not end a Gift
Spell.
Example: A Sorcerer casts a Gift Spell called
Luminous Ward on one ally, granting them some
protection. Later in the battle, they cast
Luminous Ward on another ally. The first ally
immediately loses the benefits of the spell, while
the second ally gains its protective aura..
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Unique Spells

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Spell Descriptions
The spells are presented in alphabetical order.
Ethereal Stranding
3rd-level transmutation
Casting Time: 1 action
Range: 60 feet
Components: V, S
Duration: 1 minute gift spell
By tapping into the wild energies of the Ethereal
Plane, you attempt to strand a visible creature
between the boundaries of the Material and
Ethereal realms. The targeted creature must make
a Wisdom saving throw. On a failure, it is
temporarily shifted to the border of the Ethereal
Plane, adopting a spectral visage.
While under the effects of this spell, the affected
creature:
• Cannot initiate attacks or cast spells that have
an impact on the Material Plane.
• Can move freely through creatures and objects
as if navigating difficult terrain. If they end their
turn within an object, they suffer 1d10 force
damage and are pushed to the nearest
unoccupied space.
• Retains the ability to perceive the Material
Plane, albeit in muted tones of gray and with a
slightly blurred vision. They have disadvantage to
Perception checks.
• Gains immunity to all harm and conditions
originating from the Material Plane. However,
this protection does not extend to threats or
effects that arise from the Ethereal Plane or this
spell.
At the end of the duration, the creature returns to
the material plane at the start of their turn.
Feywild Call
5th-level conjuration
Casting Time: 1 action
Range: 90 feet
Components: V, S
Duration: 1 hour gift spell
You summon an elemental spirit from the Feywild.
It appears in an unoccupied space you can see
within range, taking on a corporeal form that uses
the Feywild Elemental stat block (see appendix).
The elemental is an ally to you and your
companions. In combat, the creature shares your
initiative count and acts immediately after your
turn. It obeys your verbal commands (no action
required by you). If you don't issue any, it takes the
Dodge action and uses its move to avoid danger.
Feysurge Step
3rd-level transmutation
Casting Time: 1 action
Range: Self
Components: V, S
Duration: Instantaneous
Drawing upon the unpredictable power of the
Feywild, you instantly blink to a location you can
see within 30 feet. As you emerge at your
destination, the whimsical essence of the Feywild
affects the surroundings. Roll a d6 and consult the
following table to see what additional effect occurs
at your arrival point:
1. Burst of Growth: A 5-foot radius of difficult
terrain sprouts around the point you appear, as
grasses, flowers, and tiny trees burst forth. They
persist for 1 minute.
2. Mystical Invisibility: You arrive shrouded in fey
energy and remain invisible until the start of
your next turn.
3. Mischievous Swap: Swap positions with
another creature within 15 feet of your arrival
point.
4. Echoing Laughter: Illusory sounds of fey
laughter emanate from your arrival location.
Creatures within 10 feet must make a Wisdom
saving throw or be frighten of you until the start
of your next turn.
5. Wild Push: Fey energy explodes around the
point you appear, choose a target creature within
10 feet of you. They must succeed on a Dexterity
save or take 2d8 force damage and be knocked
prone.
6. Unbridled Energy: You tap too deeply into the
raw essence of the Feywild. You immediately
trigger a Wild Event.
Finolly’s Skewer
1st-level enchantment
Casting Time: 1 action
Range: 60 feet
Components: V, S
Duration: Instantaneous
With an incantation and a flick of your wrist, a
vibrant rainbow streaks from your hand toward a
creature you can see within range. Make a ranged
spell attack against the target. On a hit, the target
takes 3d8 psychic damage.
When this spell's damage reduces a creature to 0
hit points or fewer, it cause a curse that makes the
target to believe it is a mundane rabbit. They retain
their physical form, but their mental state believes
they are a rabbit.
The transformed creature can attempt a Wisdom
saving throw after 1 minute, again after 24 hours,
and finally after a week. On a successful save, the
creature reverts to its original form with hit points
equal to one of its Hit Dice.
Player characters, legendary creatures, and
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creatures larger than large size get one additional
saving throw at one month. A Remove Curse or
similar magic can revert the transformation
immediately. The creature reverts to its original
form if it dies.
The afflicted creature's behavior becomes erratic
and rabbit-like, avoiding combat and seeking to flee
from potential threats. Although its exact behavior
is up to the Dungeon Master's discretion.
At Higher Levels. When you cast this spell using a
spell slot of 2nd level or higher, the damage
increases by 1d8 for each slot level above 1st.
Jinx
Cantrip - Enchantment
Casting Time: 1 action
Range: 60 feet
Components: V, S
Duration: Instantaneous
Calling upon the unpredictable nature of the
feywild, you send a jinx towards a creature you can
see within range. The target must succeed on a
Wisdom saving throw, or be affected by one of the
following consequences:
1. Stumbling Vines: Tendrils spring from the
ground, reducing the target's movement speed
by 10 feet until the end of its next turn.
2. Weakening Whispers: Ethereal voices sow
doubt in the target's mind, causing a -1 penalty
to its attack rolls and damage rolls on its next
turn.
3. Haunting Spectres: Apparitions appear,
frightening the target until the end of its next
turn.
4. Elemental Jolt: A bolt of lightning arcs towards
the target, dealing 1d4 lightning damage. If the
target takes any damage before your next turn, it
takes an additional 1d4 lightning damage.
5. Wild Spear: A spectral spear impales the
target, dealing 1d8 piercing damage.
6. Torment of the Fey: The target experiences
intense emotional agony, taking 1d10 psychic
damage.
Rainbow Weave
4th-level transmutation
Casting Time: 10 minutes
Range: 120 feet
Target: Point in space within range
Components: V, S
Duration: 24 hours
With a flourish of arcane gestures and words, you
draw forth the vibrant energies of the universe,
weaving them into shapes and constructs made of
radiant rainbow hues. These constructs, though
made of light, have a tangible presence and solidity
akin to wood.
Upon casting, choose a point in space within range.
From this point, shimmering energies converge,
crafting a large or smaller object (contained within
a 10-foot cube or eight connected 5-foot cubes).
These creations resemble their natural
counterparts but are composed entirely of the
energies you've summoned.
While these objects are as strong and durable as
wood, they carry a luminous quality, emitting a dim
light in a 10-foot radius, making them both
functional and beautiful. The objects can serve as
simple constructs, bridges, barriers, containers, or
any other structures you envision.
However, their magical nature means they aren't
suitable for crafting intricate or delicate jewelry or
weapons. They also can't be used to form living
creatures or magic items.
The structures created by this spell remain until
they are broken or until you dismiss them with a
thought (no action required), at which point they
dissolve back into a shower of radiant light.
Slumber Blight
2nd-level evocation
Casting Time: 1 action
Range: 60 feet
Components: V, S
Duration: Instantaneous
With a touch, you channel the frosty stillness of a
winter night's sleep into a creature. Make a melee
spell attack against the target. On a hit, the
creature takes 4d8 cold damage.
If this damage reduces the creature's hit points to
0, it is cursed to enter a deep magical slumber.
While in this state, the creature is stable and
doesn't need to make death saving throws. This
slumber lasts for one month or until awakened by a
Remove Curse spell or another magical means of
similar power.
Casting this spell and reducing a creature's hit
points to 0 triggers a Wild Event.
At Higher Levels: When you cast this spell using a
spell slot of 3rd level or higher, the damage
increases by 1d8 for each slot level above 2nd.
Song of Mirage
2nd-level illusion
Casting Time: 1 action
Range: Touch
Components: V, S
Duration: 1 minute gift
Upon casting this spell, you wrap the target in a
veil of elusive Feywild magic, making it difficult for
enemies to discern their true location. For the
duration of the spell, when a creature targets the
enchanted individual with an attack, roll a d6 to
determine one of the following effects:
1. Nullified Presence: The Feywild magic
momentarily fizzles, and the attack proceeds as
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2. After Shock: The attack completes as usual.
The attacker must then make a Wisdom saving
throw against your spell save DC. On a failed
save, they take 2d8 bludgeoning damage and are
knocked prone.
3. Ephemeral Slide: The attack completes
normally. Immediately afterward, Feywild magic
enables the target to move up to 10 feet in a
direction of their choice, without provoking
opportunity attacks.
4. Mystical Distortion: The unpredictable magic
distorts the attacker's aim, causing them to
attack with disadvantage.
5. Butterfly Surge: The attack proceeds as
normal, but the target is engulfed in a swarm of
protective butterflies. These grant a +2 bonus to
AC, heal (1d4 + your Charisma modifier) hit
points, and gives the target advantage on saving
throws against spells until the start of their next
turn.
6. Shattered Reality: Illusory duplicates of the
target appear, causing the attacker's strike to
automatically miss.
An attacker is immune to these effects if it doesn’t
rely on sight, such as with blindsight, or can see
through illusions, such as with truesight.
Surge Boon
1st-level enchantment
Casting Time: 1 action
Range: 60 feet
Components: V, S
Duration: 1 minute gift
You form an arcane bond with a creature you can
see within range. The target must make a Wisdom
saving throw. On a failed save, the bond endures
for the spell's duration, and you benefit in the
following way:
• Whenever you cause damage to the creature, add
1d4 to the total.
• Whenever you successfully cast a spell on the
target, you gain 1 temporary Sorcery Point.
You can accumulate a maximum of 3 temporary
Sorcery Points at any given time through this spell.
You can gain only one temporary Sorcery Point per
turn of the bonded creature.
These temporary Sorcery Points function
identically to your regular Sorcery Points but
disappear at the end of your next rest.
This spell has no effect if cast by someone without
the ability to use Sorcery Points.
Wildstep
5th-level conjuration
Casting Time: 1 bonus action
Range: Self
Components: V
Duration: 1 minute gift
Upon casting this spell, you teleport up to 60 feet
to an unoccupied space you can see. Immediately
upon your arrival, trigger a Wild Event centered on
your ending location. On each of your subsequent
turns before the spell ends, you can use a bonus
action to teleport in the same manner, but without
triggering additional Wild Events.
Wildsurge Kiss
Enchantment cantrip
Casting Time: 1 bonus action
Range: Self
Components: V, S
Duration: 1 round
As you cast this spell, you tap into the fickle
blessings of the feywild. Roll a 1d6 to determine
the effect:
1. Fleeting Insight: Gain a +1 bonus to your spell
attack modifier or spell DC until.
2. Quickened Step: Increase your movement
speed by 10 feet.
3. Repulse: If a melee attack hits you, the
attacker is pushed 5 feet away without triggering
attacks of opportunity.
4. Ephemeral Might: Add a bonus 1d4 to your
next damage you deal this turn.
5. Blurry Form: You are considered to have partial
cover.
6. Flash of Vigor: Gain 2 temporary hit point
until the start of your next turn.
Casting this cantrip allows you to use your action
on the same turn to cast another cantrip or spell.
Wildsurge Warp
4th-level enchantment
Casting Time: 1 action
Range: 90 feet
Components: V, S
Duration: 1 minute gift
You expose a creature to the unpredictable whims
of chaos with a wave and a word. Choose a
creature within range to make a Wisdom saving
throw. On a failure, the target is bound by the
spell's capricious effects.
For the duration, the affected target cannot take
reactions. At the beginning of the spell, roll a d6 to
manifest a random chaotic effect. As a bonus
action, you can choose to reroll the effect:
1. Slow Form: The creature's form becomes
unstable, halving its movement speed and it get
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of its turns.
2. Dissonant Cacophony: Loud, jarring noises
surround the creature. It must make a
Constitution saving throw or suffer 3d6 thunder
damage and be deafened until its next turn.
3. Blinding Aurora: A maelstrom of radiant colors
envelops the creature, rendering it blinded until
the end of the duration.
4. Levitation Lure: The creature levitates 10 feet
into the air, becoming an easy target. Attacks
against it are made with advantage. It can still
move with a speed of 30ft fight but must end its
turn 10 feet above the ground.
5. Arcane Dissonance: The next time the
creature attempts to cast a spell, it must make a
Wisdom saving throw. On a failure, the spell fails
to cast and the slot is consumed.
6. Echo Doppelganger: At the start of your turn,
an exact duplicate of the creature appears
adjacent to it under your complete control. The
duplicate can take a attack action and then
dissipates.
Anytime the affected target is targeted by a
different spell, it may attempt a Wisdom saving
throw. On a success, the Wildsurge Warp's effects
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 Wild Event Chart 1
1. Armor Falters: A surge of dark energy
swirls around you, exposing vulnerable gaps in
your defenses. You lose 1d4 points from your
Armor Class until you complete a rest.
2. Pocket Chaos: You get disadvantage to
all actions due to vomiting the contents of your
pockets and backpack onto the ground. If you
spend an action, you can make a DC 13
Constitution save to end the effect.
3. Quagmire: Until you take a rest, at the
start of your turn the ground you stand upon
becomes muddy and difficult terrain. The ground
returns to normal 1 minute after you leave it.
4. Alvin’s Curse: Your voice turns squeaky
and high-pitched, causing you to suffer a (-1)
penalty to all Charisma-based skill checks until
you complete a long rest.
5. Technicolor Skin: Your skin takes on a
vibrant, random hue until you take a long rest.
6. Restless Legs: An uncontrollable urge to
move takes over. If you take a move action, you
must move a minimum of 20 feet. After a rest, the
effect ends.
7. Trail of Frost: When you move, you leave
a trail of blue fire behind you that burns for 1
minute. Any creature that starts, enters, or ends
its turn in that space takes 1d10 cold damage.
The affect ends when you take a rest.
8. Raven’s Touch: Until you complete a
rest, when you cause damage, you cause a bonus
1d4 force damage. But if you bring a creature to 0
hit points, they transform to a giant raven until
they take a long rest.
9. Identity Crisis: You lose touch with your
heritage, losing all distinctive features, racial
bonuses and abilities, but gaining resistance to
bludgeoning damage until you rest.
10. Levitation Limit: You find yourself
floating 5 feet off the ground and can only move
at a speed of 20 feet for 1 minute. Anytime you
take damage, you move 5 feet away from the
source.
11. Sync Slip: Your words lag behind your
mouth’s movements, creating a strange,
unsettling effect until the end of a long rest.
12. Gibberish: Coherent speech escapes
you, rendering you able to speak only in gibberish
until your next rest. You can only be understood
by celestials, devils, and tieflings.
13. Delicious Aroma: You give off an
irresistible scent, making you a tasty target for
hungry monsters until the end of a long rest.
Creatures with biting attack will always seek to
target you first!
14. Spectral Form: You have 2 charges.
You must immediately spend 1 charge. You
transform into a spectral figure for 1 round. For
the round, you cannot take any actions, but it
allows you to move through solid matter and gain
resistances to all non-magical damage. At the end
of a long rest, you lose the unspent charges.
15. Mute Arcana: A spell of silence
overtakes you. You are mute and cannot cast
spells this round and the next.
16. Hexed Focused: You get 2 charges.
You must immediately spend one charge. At will,
spend a charge to give a willing creature you can
see advantage. But you get (-1) modifier to a
random ability score. At the end of a long rest,
you lose all remaining charges and penalties.
17. Thunderous Whisper: Your voice
carries an uncanny distance. When you speak,
everyone within a 1-mile radius can hear you until
the end of a long rest.
18. Wild Casting: You get 2 charges.
When you cast a 1st level spell, you must spend
one charge. The spell costs nothing but is chosen
at random. At the end of a rest, you lose all
remaining charges.
19. Polyglot: A multitude of languages
flood into your mind. You can speak any language
of your choice until a long rest.
20. Double Life: Your abilities broaden
and shift. Gain the 1st level of abilities of a
random class (that you are not) until the end of a
long rest.
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1. Blossom Bomb: You transform into a
sentient, talking giant flower for 1 minute. All
creatures within 30 feet must make a DC 13
Wisdom saving throw or turn into rabbits for 1
minute. When someone affected is attacked or
takes damage, the effect immediately ends.
2. Twisted Traits: Your physical and
mental traits become jumbled. Swap two random
ability score modifiers until you take a rest.
3. Vitality Swap: A mystical force
redistributes life energy, you match your current
hit points with one creature within 60 feet.
4. Leashed Mobility: A mystical tether
restricts you to crawl at 10 feet per turn unless
you're within 30 feet of a chosen companion,
lasting until you take a long rest.
5. Bald Reality: A chilling breeze brushes
past, leaving you utterly bald. All of your hair falls
out. It grows back naturally or with a remove
curse.
6. Chromatic Contact: Your skin changes
to a bright, random color. Anyone you touch
undergoes the same skin transformation until you
take a long rest.
7. Vocal Exchange: Your voice and that of
a chosen companion swap in a disorienting twist,
persisting until you take a long rest. For the
duration, you swap your performance skill
modifiers.
8. Herculean Strength: Your muscles
bulge unnaturally. Your Strength modifier can be
no less than +5 until the end of a long rest.
9. Lupine Form: You find yourself Wild
Shaped into a talking dire wolf (CR 1), remaining
so until you choose to revert or take a rest.
10. Goblin Phobia: Memories of
menacing goblins flood your mind, making your
heart race in fear. At the start of each of your
turns, you must make a DC 5 Wisdom save or
become frightened. If there are gobliniods or
reminders of goblins in the area, the saves are at
disadvantage. It lasts for 1 minute.
11. Dizzy Caster: Upon casting a spell,
you must immediately spend your bonus action
spinning around three times until you take a rest.
If you have no bonus action to spin, then anyone
attacking you has advantage until the start of
your next rest.
12. Fluctuating Defense: Both you and
a companion receive a fluctuating AC bonus of +4.
Each time you take damage, the bonus oscillates
between +4 AC and (-4) AC, lasting until you
complete a rest.
13. Pocket Bitter: Anyone who reaches
into a pocket or container within 30 feet of you is
bitten, taking 1 point of piercing damage. This
effect lasts until you take a long rest.
14. Uncontrolled Leap: You have 2
charges, using 1 immediately. When you spend a
charge, you leap 30 feet in a chosen direction. If
there isn't enough room to complete the leap, you
suffer 2d6 bludgeoning damage. At the end of a
long rest, you lose the unspent charges.
15. Bright Smile: Your teeth become a
bright light source for 20ft and a dim one for 20ft
more until you take a long rest.
16. Dice of Charm: You have 3 charges.
Spend a charge to give advantage to any non-d20
roll you make. At the end of a long rest, you lose
the unspent charges.
17. Copper Conversion: Your silver
possessions shimmer and lose their luster,
transforming before your eyes. All silver items you
carry turn into copper.
18. Crystal Keepsake: A recently used
mundane item transforms into a crystal worth
(d6xd10) amount of gold.
19. Fragile Armor: A corrosive aura
emanates from you, weakening nearby armor. The
armor of everyone within 30 feet, including yours,
reduces its AC by 1 until repaired.
20. Temporal Adventure: You vanish
from reality. At the start of your following turn,
you return to the nearest unoccupied space from
where you vanished. You have been gone for a
months on a grand adventure. You are now one
level higher but owing that amount of
experience points or milestones points back.
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1. Confetti Caster: Each time you cast a
spell, a burst of confetti explodes from your hands
until the end of your next rest. Any actions you
take after casting have disadvantages, as the
confetti is a major distraction until your next turn.
At the end of your next rest the affect ends.
2. Power Caster: Your spells are cast at
either double duration or +1d6 damage for the
next 1 minute.
3. White Eyes: You become blind, but you
gain blindsight out to 30 feet until your next rest.
4. Friendly Bird: A hummingbird, appears
in the immediate vicinity and begins following you
until your next long rest.
5. Storm: A sudden violent gust of wind blows
in the area, extinguishing all open flames and
knocking over objects. For the 1 minute, any
creature starting its turn within 30 feet of you
must make a DC 5 Strength check or be knocked
prone. At the end of the duration, you must
choose a living creature within 30 feet or yourself.
They take 3d6 lightning damage and are stunned.
If they succeed on a DC 13 Constitution saving
throw they take half damage and are not stunned.
6. Big Beard: You grow a long, bushy beard.
7. Painful Backfire: Your spell causes you
to take 1d6 non-lethal force damage, sends you
10 feet backward, and knocks you prone.
8. Vanishing Act: You have 2 charges,
using 1 immediately. As a bonus action, you
become invisible for 1 round. At the end of a long
rest, you lose all charges.
9. Sphere of Quiet: Your spell creates a
100 feet sphere of silence centered around you
until the start of your next turn.
10. Moss Growth: Rapid moss grows on
and around you. At the start of each turn, you
must make a DC 3 Strength saving throw or lose
your action and be knocked prone. At the start of
each of your turns, increase the DC of the saving
throw by 3. Anyone can take an action to remove
2 DC of moss from you or 1 DC of moss with a
bonus action. This last until you take a rest.
11. Bright Backfire: Your spell creates a
burst of blinding light in a 20 feet radius. Each
creature (yourself included) must make a DC 13
Wisdom save or be blinded. At the start of each
turn, make a DC 13 Constitution save to end the
blindness.
12. Fight: You gain the ability to fly at a
speed of 60 feet for 1 minute.
13. Anti-gravity backfire: Your spell
creates a zone of levitation in a 30 feet radius
causing all creatures and objects within it to float
up to 5 feet off the ground until the end of your
next turn. Any floating creature can be attacked
with an advantage and is at a disadvantage in its
actions unless it already knows how to float or fly.
14. Geyser: Your spell creates a geyser of
water shooting beneath you. All creature within a
5 foot radius centered around you (including
yourself) must make a DC 13 Strength saving
throw or get tossed up 10 feet into the air, falling
prone soaked and taking 2d6 bludgeoning
damage.
15. Mutant Hex: Roll a random ability
score and increase the modifier by 1. Then roll
another and decrease that ability by 1. Repeat this
process each time you take a rest until you level or
receive a remove curse spell.
16. Swarm Summoned: Your spell
creates a swarm of buzzing insects in a 30 feet
radius around you until the end of your next turn.
Any creature other than yourself who starts their
turn, moves through, or ends their turn in the area
takes 1d4 poison damage. All range attacks from,
through, or into the area is at disadvantage.
17. Healing Backfire: Your spell triggers
a wave of healing energy, restoring (3d4+3) hit
points to all creatures in a 30 feet radius.
18. Invisible Touch: Until you take a
rest, you can spend a bonus action to touch a
creature turning it invisible for 1 minute. Anyone
you target with a spell also becomes invisible for 1
minute. If an invisible creature attacks or moves
more than 10 feet, they become visible.
19. Fire Soul: You have fire resistance. If
you become unconscious or die, you cast Hellish
Rebuke as a 3rd level spell. You lose this ability
when you complete a rest.
20. Elemental: You polymorph into a
random (CR 5) Elemental until you complete a
rest.
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1. The Sword of Hosmoe: You now
poses the Cursed Sword of Hosmoe. The sword
vanished when you level or receive a remove curse
spell.
2. Shattered Blast: When you cause
damage, you cause a bonus 1d4 force damage. If a
creature you attack reaches 0 hit points, they
break into (1d4+1) chucks of stone-like material.
The creature is helpless, immune to any further
damage; yet has its wits and senses and can
speak. If the pieces are put back together, they
return to life at 1 hit point. Otherwise, they get a
DC 13 Constitution saving throw each dawn to
return to normal.
3. Bird Hero: A flock of loyal birds fly around
you until your next rest ends. The birds will dive in
the way of any damage you take, reducing the
amount by 1 damage. When the effect ends, you
are cursed to get (-2) to any skill check
interaction with any type of bird.
4. Storm Hex: A miniature storm cloud
appears above your head, constantly raining on
you until your next long rest. You have (-2) to all
Charisma and Wisdom skill checks until you
complete a rest.
5. Charming Backfire: Your spell causes
creatures within 20 feet of you to make a DC 13
Wisdom saving throw or are effected by a Charm
Person spell for 1 minute.
6. Invisible Skin: Your skin becomes
temporarily translucent, making your organs
visible. This effect lasts until your next long rest.
You have (-2) to all Charisma and Constitution
skill checks until you complete a rest.
7. Color Spray: Your spell creates a burst of
color in the immediate area. All creatures in a 20
feet radius of you must make a DC 10 Wisdom
save (yourself included) or be blind until the end
of their next turn.
8. Sound Wave: Your spell creates a loud
noise heard by everyone within a 5-mile radius. If
they see you, they will inherently know you caused
the sonic boom.
9. Annoying Imp: A friendly but somewhat
mischievous imp appears before you and follows
you around for the next hour before disappearing.
All it wants to do is endlessly play eye-spy. It will
not help or harm you, but it will defend itself.
10. Forgotten Spell: Your spell is cast,
but you lose the ability to cast that spell again
until your next long rest.
11. Quiet Time: Anytime you or someone
within 30 feet of you speaks, they must whisper
or take 1 physic damage until you complete a rest.
12. Fog: You have 2 charges, you immediately
spend 1. You cast Fog Cloud centered upon
yourself. You gain 10 extra feet of movement
while in the fog and cannot trigger attacks of
opportunity. At the end of a long rest, you lose all
unspent charges.
13. Weakness: Your spell causes all
creatures (yourself included) within 20 feet of you
to make a DC 13 Constitution saving throw. If
they fail, they have (-1) to their Constitution and
Strength Modifiers. The affect lasts until you take
a rest.
14. Darkeyes: Your eyes turn pitch black,
giving you darkvision to 60 feet until your next
long rest.
15. Barkskin: Your skin takes on the
texture of bark. You have 5 charges. At will, spend
a charge to grant yourself resistance to piercing
and slashing damage for 1 round. If you spend all
the charges, you become rooted to the ground
until you succeed on a DC 13 Strength saving
throw. When rooted you are considered prone. At
the end of a long rest, you lose all charges.
16. Temporal Burst: Your spell causes
you to slow and speed through time. Your turn
immediately ends. On your next turn, you get to
take an Action Surge.
17. Force Wave: Your spell causes a 30
feet cone in front of you. Each creature in the area
must make a DC 13 Strength save or take 2d6
force damage and be pushed back 10 feet.
18. Mana Surge: You gain a temporary
level 1 spell slot. You cannot cast any other spell
until you spend this spell slot.
19. Butterfly Breath: You have 2
charges, spending 1 immediately. When spending
a charge, you use your bonus action to breath a
cloud of butterflies out of your mouth. The
butterflies surround you giving you advantage to
any magical saving throw for 1 minute. Then they
fly away. You lose all charges after completing a
long rest.
20. Echo Clone: Your spell creates a
duplicate of yourself. It takes its own turn
following yours. At the start of your next turn,
choose which is the copy and which is the real you.
The copy vanishes.
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1. Stone Change: You turn to a stone
statue and are considered petrified. At the start
ofyour turns, you can choose to make a DC 15
Constitution save. If you succeed, the affect ends
and you are considered to have taken a short rest.
2. Shiny, Shiny: Your hair become
incredibly shiny, granting you +1 to all Charisma
skill checks until your next long rest.
3. Feline Vision: Your eyes become cat-like,
granting you +2 Perception checks that rely on
sight until your next long rest.
4. Dash Random: Your next move action
begins by moving 15 feet in a random direction.
5. Stone Shell: Your skin becomes as hard
as stone, granting you resistance to bludgeoning
and force damage until your next rest.
6. Deshevaled: You are out of sorts until the
end of your next long rest. Until the effect ends,
you are (-2) to all Intelligence, Wisdom and
Charisma saving throws and skill checks.
7. Giggle Plague: Cursed with
uncontrollable giggles, you lose the ability to take
any action other than to move and to touch
another creature to spread the Giggle Plague. The
creature you touch must succeed on a DC 13
Wisdom save or they too are cursed with the
Giggle Plague. The effect ends after 1 minute.
8. Butterfly Aura: Your spell creates a
swarm of butterflies following you until the end of
your next rest. When you spend HD during a
short rest, you heal an extra 1d6 hit points and
gain 2 temporary sorcery points.
9. Medusa Hair: Your hair turns into snakes
until the end of your next long rest. You can use
them as your attack, using your spell attack
modifier to hit and damage. They cause 1d4
piecing plus 2d4 poison damage.
10. Ice Block: You get 2 charges. You
immediately spend 1 charge. Spending a charge
traps you in a block of ice until the start of the
following turn. While in the ice, you are
incapacitated, have resistance to all damage, and
immunity to cold and fire damage. At the end of
the affect, you heal (3d6+3) damage.
11. Sound Track: Until you take a long
rest, music matching the tone of the situation
follows you. You have disavantage to any stealth
check for the duration.
12. Potion of Yuck! Your sweat has the
effect of a potion of healing. Anyone can lick you
and heal (2d4+2). After the third lick or a rest the
affect ends.
13. Rubber Skin: Your skin becomes
temporarily rubbery, granting you resistance to
bludgeoning and lighting damage until your next
long rest. You can squeeze through places as if
half your size.
14. Insult Master: When you speak to
anyone, including yourself, you are casting Vicious
Mockery. The affect ends after 1 minute.
15. Swap: Obtain 2 charges, using 1
immediately. Expending a charge causes a random
creature within 30 feet to switch places with you.
Charges vanish after a long rest.
16. Golden Smile: Your teeth turn to gold
worth 10 gp each. If removed from your mouth,
they are permanently changed. Otherwise, the
effect ends when you complete a long rest.
17. Acid Blast: Your spell creates a burst
of acid in a straight line 15 feet from you. Anyone
in the area must make a DC 13 Dexterity save or
take 2d6 acid damage.
18. Mixed Mouths: You an a creature
within 30 feet of you speak through each others
mouths when you speak. You also swap taste
experiences. The lasts until your next long rest.
19. Face Mask: The faces of you and all
creatures within a 30-foot radius seamlessly
detach, becoming mask-like. It requires a bonus
action to don or remove a face. Those who don't
wear their detached face have disadvantage on
their actions, as their senses remain linked to the
removed face. When taking damage, a DC 10
Dexterity saving throw is required to keep the face
in place; on a failed save, it falls off. This effect
lasts until a rest is taken. Wearing another face
grants advantage on checks to impersonate them.
If someone is still wearing another face when the
effect ends, they permanently adopt that face's
appearance. A remove curse will immediately
reverse the effect.
20. Beekeeper: Your spell summons a
giant bee that sits on your shoulder, back, or on
top of your head until the end of your next long
rest. While it is on your shoulder, you have (-1) to
all attacks, saves, and skill checks. If you become
unconscious or die, it will fight to protect you as a
CR 1 creature and wrap you in protective magical
beeswax. After 1 minute in the wax, you heal
(3d6+3).
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1. Phoenix Reborn: You explode, dealing
4d6 thunder damage to all creatures within a 20-
foot radius, knocking them prone. Creatures must
succeed on a DC 13 Constitution saving throw to
take half damage and avoid being knocked prone.
At the start of your next turn, you rise from the
ashes and may choose any class, retaining your
experience, gear, and personality. You may
rearrange your ability scores. Retain your previous
character sheet; a remove curse reverts you to
your original class.
2. Wild Missiles: You have 2 charges,
spending 1 immediately. When you spend a
charge, you cast Magic Missile. Make a DC 10
Arcana check; on a success, you direct the
missiles, on a failure, the DM chooses the targets
excluding you. While you have a charge remaining,
you are immune to Magic Missiles. At the end of a
long rest, any unspent charges are lost.
3. Size Buddies: Target a creature within 60
feet. Either you are affected by the Enlarge spell
and they by Reduce, or vice versa, for 1 minute.
The targeted creature decides.
4. Flower Carousel: A large bouquet
appears in your hands. Hand it to a willing
creature or grapple to force it upon another. If a
creature ends its turn holding the bouquet, they
must succeed on a DC 13 Wisdom save or be
polymorph into a 10-foot pine tree for 1 minute.
The bouquet vanishes after 1 minute or after a
transformation occurs.
5. Regeneration: Heal 5 hit points at the
start of each of your turns for 1 minute. If at max
hit points upon activation, your skin shrivels,
imposing a (-1) Charisma modifier until a rest.
6. Animal Companion: A random animal
appears, accompanying you until you level up. It
acts immediately after you. Use a bonus action to
command it; otherwise, it follows and Dodges. If it
dies, your max hit points decrease by 2 until you
receive a remove curse spell.
7. Unicorn Might: Start with 2 charges,
using 1 immediately. Expending a charge
transforms you into a unicorn for 1 round. Unused
charges disappear after a rest.
8. Bubble Jail: Encased in a floating 5-foot-
diameter bubble. You're lifted 5 feet above the
ground. You can jump 15 feet in any direction
using an action or movement. Attacks against you
have advantage, but the bubble (5 HP) must be
destroyed first. Use a bonus action to burst the
bubble.
9. Frog’s Grace: Become a large frog until
the end of your next turn.
10. Random Effect: The spell you cast
has a random spell effect of the same level.
11. Lightning Ball: Transform into a
lightning bolt, moving 30 to 100 feet to an
unoccupied space in sight. Creatures within 10
feet of the endpoint take 4d6 lightning damage
and are stunned. A successful DC 13 Constitution
save halves damage and negates the stun.
12. Piercing Spell: You gain 1 charge.
Spend a charge to give your spell advantage on its
attack roll, or the target gets a disadvantage on
its saving throw. You lose all charges at the end of
a rest.
13. Shapeshift: Polymorph into a random
creature (refer to the shapeshift chart) until you
take a rest.
14. Butterfly Effect: Gain 2 charges,
using 1 immediately. Using a charge morph you
into a butterfly swarm (details in Potion of
Butterflies). Charges vanish after a long rest.
15. Portal Home: A portal to your
childhood bedroom appears for 1 minute. Those
who enter receive 1 charge, allowing them to open
a return portal. Charges vanish after a long rest.
16. Fast Surge: Gain 2 charges, using 1
immediately. Using a charge grants an Action
Surge (as per a 1st-level fighter) but imposes a (-
1) penalty to your strength modifier. At rest's end,
lose unspent charges and strength normalizes.
17. The Upsidedown: Swap hand and
foot functionality. To move, hand-walk; to
manipulate, use feet. This lasts until a rest.
18. Protective Shield: Receive 20
temporary hit points. These last until expended or
you take a rest.
19. Giant Size: Grow one size larger until
the next rest. Attacks deal an additional 1d4
damage, but your AC decreases by 2.
20. Sorcery Surge: Obtain 2 charges,
using 1 immediately. Expending a charge grants
1d6 sorcery points. Whenever you use a charge,
roll on the Wild Magic Table. Lose unspent
charges after completing a long rest.
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1. Hummingbird
2. Frog
3. Raccoon
4. Fox
5. Spider
6. Owl
7. Badger
8. Wolf
9. Crocodile
10. Lion CURSED SWORD OF HOSMOE
Weapon (longsword), rare (cursed)
11. Grizzly Bear
A creation of whimsical enchantment, the Cursed
Sword of Hosmoe presents both advantage and a
12. Elephant subtle snare. With a hilt radiating an otherworldly
light, its blade seems to pierce the shadow,
glistening ominously.
Magic Weapon. The sword provides a +1 bonus
to attack and damage rolls made using it.
Mystical Proficiency. Upon attuning to this
sword, the bearer gains proficiency with it, even if
they previously lacked such expertise.
Charismatic Might. The sword possesses an
uncanny resonance with its wielder. When making
an attack or damage roll with this weapon, one
may opt to use their Charisma modifier in place
of Strength or Dexterity.
Curse. The blade's true nature reveals itself
when its bearer undertakes tasks of finesse.
Should the wielder attempt any skill check, the
sword manifests in their grip, regardless of where
it was before. If, in the Dungeon Master's
judgment, wielding a blade would be detrimental
to the activity, the task suffers from
disadvantage. Though the bearer might stow the
sword away, it reappears unbidden during every
subsequent skill check.
Release from Bondage. Casting remove curse
upon the blade causes it to dissipate into
nothingness, freeing its wielder from its intrusive
nature.

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Playtesters: Kim Jørgensen, Jay Szekely, Tyler Steiger, Freeze Kitto, and Anonymous, Orlando Walts

AI was used in the making of this guide including:

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