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Sword saints are warriors who walk the path already taken The Tools of the Swordsman
by another, looking to achieve such legendary skill that they,
too, will be remembered by history. The true sword saints of The sword saint relies on special techniques that involve
the past were figures who achieved a level of skill beyond converting mental acuity and focus into short feats of
mastery in their craft. Though modern practitioners call superhuman ability. They utilize their own spiritual energy -
themselves sword saints, this is only to draw a parallel chakra - while performing this technique, enabling them to do
between themselves and these heroes. In practice, they everything from summoning elemental energy to conjuring
would usually only call themselves warriors, fighters, up tools and poisons. These techniques are called focus
samurai, or otherwise. It is unbecoming for them to address techniques, and each ancient sword saint passed down theirs
themselves as sword saints unless they are arrogant, but this in their stories and teachings. Techniques outside these exist
does not always stop them. ‘Phantom saint’ is a term they as esoteric techniques, mastered by individual practitioners
commonly use, describing their emulation of an ancient and stored on scrolls, in temples, etc. Esoteric techniques are
swordmaster’s lifestyle, combat skills and practices until they difficult to find and often incomplete compared to the
come truly into their own. mastered techniques passed down by sword saints.
Warriors by a Creed
The Sword Saint The sword saints seek power for a reason, and not
necessarily one based on good intentions. They want to
Focus Max Per create the perfect version of themselves and turn into a
Level Bonus Features Points Turn symbol for the people to fear, respect, vilify, or honor. Even
1st +2 Focus Channeling 3 2 those that wouldn't admit this know it must be the result of
2nd +2 Dragon Surge 4 3
their final goal since a sword saint must, by definition, be the
paramount warrior of their generation. Most of them
3rd +2 Path of Devotion, 5 3 structure themselves as they see fit, setting rules and
Devotion Feature principles they will always follow: some never kill the
4th +2 Ability Score 6 4 innocent, some never draw their weapon first, some protect
Improvement the weak. These tendencies help to give form to their
5th +3 Extra Attack 7 4
personal sense of duty, but more importantly can be noted
and used when others tell their story.
6th +3 Devotion Feature 8 5 Despite their need for historic validation, there is one
7th +3 - 9 5 unifying principle that is always true: the stories told of them
must be inspired, not fabricated. A sword saint will not
8th +3 Ability Score
Improvement
10 6 embellish or brag of their accomplishments. Any significant
deeds they do must be recorded honestly and passed down
9th +4 Spiritual Armor 11 6 by those inspired to do so.
10th +4 Soul of Luxus 12 7
11th +4 Devotion Feature 13 7
Creating a Sword Saint
12th +4 Ability Score 14 8
When making a sword saint you should consider which
Improvement weapon types you plan to focus on. The various paths of
devotion focus on different weapon sets, with the fighting
13th +5 Extra Attack 15 8 styles indicating which is which. Your character can live a
14th +5 Saint Weapon Bond, 16 9 variety of lives depending on what their focus might be: some
Devotion Feature want to be remembered, some look for strength to protect a
15th +5 - 17 9
community or person, and some have a bloodline legacy to
live up to. You should consider why your character so deeply
16th +5 Ability Score 18 10 dedicates themselves to improving their skills and, if they
Improvement ever achieve the prowess they seek, what they plan to do with
17th +6 Devotion Feature 19 10 it.
18th +6 Moment of Tranquility 20 11
Perhaps they have a master they serve or served; a mentor
may have charged them with aspiring to greatness or
19th +6 Ability Score 21 11 carrying on a legacy. The inciting incident for their goals
Improvement could have been a personal introspective one, or just being
20th +6 Unlock Potential 22 12 inspired by a great warrior they saw or heard about.

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 Quick Build
You can quickly make a sword saint by following these
suggestions: your highest ability score should be Strength or
Dexterity depending on the type of weapon you plan to use
when you take a path of devotion; your Wisdom determines
your save DCs, so it should be your next highest; after this,
you should focus on Constitution. Finally, take the Inheritor
background with the inherited gift being something that
helps you learn your path.
Class Features
As a sword saint you have the following features.
Hit Points
- applies before resolving the triggering attack. This bonus
Hit Dice: 1d10 per sword saint level
Hit Points At 1st Level: 10 + your Constitution modifier.
Hit Points At Higher Levels: 1d10 (or 6) + your
Constitution modifier per sword saint level after 1st.
Proficiencies
- On your turn you can spend 1 focus point as a bonus action to
Armor: Light armor, medium armor, shields
Weapons: Simple weapons, martial weapons
Tools: None
Saving Throws: Dexterity, Wisdom
Skills: Choose three skills from Acrobatics, Athletics,
Deception, History, Insight, Intimidation, Medicine,
Perception, Survival
Equipment
You start with the following equipment, in addition to the
equipment granted by your background:
(a) chain shirt or (b) studded leather, a longbow, 20 arrows
(a) a martial weapon and a shield or (b) two martial
weapons
(a) a light crossbow and 20 bolts or (b) 4 javelins
(a) a scholar's pack or (b) an explorer's pack
Focus Channeling
You have a certain number of focus points equal to 2 + your
level as a sword saint. Focus can be spent on various abilities
you gain as a sword saint, automatically gaining the abilities
listed under sword saint focus techniques. You can only use a
number of focus points each round equal to half your total
focus point maximum + 1. You start counting for the purposes
of this limit at the start of your turn each round.
The save DC for focus techniques = 8 + your proficiency
bonus + your Wisdom modifier.
You regain your focus points whenever you complete a long
rest.
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Sword Saint Focus Techniques
Adept Moment
When you make a skill check with a skill you have proficiency
in, you may spend 1 focus point as a bonus action to roll 1d4
and add it to the result.
Cunning Vertical
On your turn you may spend 1 focus point to take the
Disengage action as a bonus action.
Falcon Wing Deflection
You may spend 2 focus points as a reaction to a melee
weapon attack being made against you to gain a bonus to
your Armor Class equal to your proficiency bonus, which
lasts until the start of your next turn. You must be wielding a
weapon you have proficiency with to use this reaction. If you
are restrained or knocked prone you lose the bonus from this
effect.
Falter Fleeting
move an additional number of feet equal to your proficiency
bonus multiplied by five.
Overwhelming Advance
When you miss a creature with a weapon attack you can
spend 2 focus points to roll a d20 and must use the result in
place of the d20 of your attack roll, possibly changing the
outcome of the attack.
Dragon Surge
Starting at 2nd level, you can expend 2 focus points on your
turn to use a dragon surge. When you do this you can take an
additional action and possible bonus action (if you still have
it). This feature cannot be used twice on the same turn or
during the same turn when you use another feature that
allows you to take another action (such as a fighter's action
surge).
When you use your dragon surge feature you gain an
additional 15 feet of movement that can be taken
immediately. If it is not used you lose this movement at the
end of your turn.
Each time you use it the amount of focus points it costs
increases by 1 until you spend at least 1 minute without
making an attack roll, cause another creature to take damage,
or take damage from a hostile creature.
Path of Devotion
At 3rd level you choose a path of devotion. You pledge
yourself to a style of combat and lifestyle from the paths of
devotion listed, and gain the 3rd-level features listed.
 Ability Score Improvement
When you reach 4th level, and again at 8th, 12th, 16th, and
19th level, you can take one feat you meet the conditions for,
increase one ability score of your choice by 2, or increase two
ability scores of your choice by 1. As normal, you can't
increase an ability score above 20 using this feature.
Extra Attack
Beginning at 5th level, you can attack twice, instead of once,
when you take the Attack action on your turn. The number of
attacks increases to three when you reach 13th level in this
class.
Spiritual Armor
Starting at 9th level, you can transform your resolve and
tenacity into a type of energy that protects you from harm. As
a bonus action, you may expend any number of focus points
to gain temporary hit points equal to your Wisdom modifier
plus your proficiency bonus per focus point expended. These
temporary hit points vanish when you complete a short rest.
The total number of points you can expend as part of this
feature is limited to the amount you normally are limited to
using in one turn, even if you have another feature that allows
you to ignore that limit (such as your saint weapon bond).
Once you have used this feature you cannot use it again
until you complete a long rest.
Soul of Luxus
Starting at 10th level, when you complete a short rest you
regain all of your expended focus points.
Saint Weapon Bond
Starting at 14th level, you can attune yourself to a specific
weapon of your choice and allow your spirit to connect to it.
To do so you must perform a ritual over the course of a short
rest, requiring sacred incense and other materials unique to
your traditions that are collectively worth 500 gold pieces.
Mixing these materials with a drop of your own blood, you
imbue the weapon with a connection to your spirit that marks
it as yours. Its hue may change, and the weapon may gain
new aesthetic characteristics in response to your spirit. This
weapon is now considered to be your saint weapon.
You must be attuned to this saint weapon as if it were a
magical item. If it is a weapon that requires ammunition, it
can now create unremarkable ammunition magically when
used (if it must reload, creating new ammunition takes the
same action you would take to reload it normally). If it is a
thrown weapon, you can use a bonus action to recall it if it is
within 100 feet of you, causing it to fly into your hands as
long as there is an unobstructed path it can take to travel to
you.
You gain a +1 bonus on attack and damage rolls made with
your saint weapon as long as you are attuned to it. This
weapon and its attacks are considered magical for the
purposes of overcoming damage resistance if it wasn't
already magical. When attuned to a saint weapon, you no
longer have a limit to the number of focus points you can
spend each round as long as you still have focus points to
spend. If the focus points being used involve an attack roll, the
saint weapon must be used for the weapon attack.
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If you lose this weapon you always know which direction
it's in and the condition of the weapon.
Moment of Tranquility
Starting at 18th level, if you end an encounter with 2 or fewer
remaining focus points, you immediately regain enough focus
points to have 3 total. These points cannot be used for your
dragon surge feature.
Unlock Potential
When you reach 20th level, you learn any three focus
techniques that you do not already know. Whenever you
complete a long rest you can meditate and adapt to other
means of combat, switching out one of your known focus
techniques for one that you don't currently know.
Paths of Devotion
The sword saint walks a path of devotion. They study the
teachings of a famous sword saint who defined a generation,
trying to emulate their style and skills while putting their own
twist on them. The paths teach various lifestyles, mentalities,
and practices that support the skills of those individuals.
A sword saint will usually gravitate to the teachings that
best suit their outlook on life. The methods by which they
learn their path can be from scrolls, books, stories passed
down, a teacher, or other sources of information. To some
rare sword saints, these skills come to them in visions or
through meditation.
Way of Blue Metal
The Way of Blue Metal is an ancient tradition forged by an
elven swordsman who sought out inner peace. Among all of
the ways of devotion, it is the most attuned to the chakra that
is employed when focusing on the superhuman feats sword
saints are capable of.
The swordsmen who follow the Way of Blue Metal are
capable of learning the various skills of many different paths,
incorporating them into their own style of swordsmanship. In
critical moments in battle, they find peace that can restore
their focus and let them keep fighting.
Defined by versatility, one of the key features of these
swordsmen is traced back to legends that it was taught to its
original practitioner by a series of dragons who each
contributed their knowledge to its form. That practitioner
learned to harness the elements, drawing out the power of
their own chakra and forcing it to manifest as elemental
energy representing their soul's nature.
Blue Metal Features
Level Features
3rd Focus Mastery, Focus Techniques
6th Central Aura
11th Extra Focus
14th Purity of Form
17th Roaring Dragon Surge
 Focus Mastery
Beginning at 3rd level, when you take this path of devotion,
whenever you score a critical hit you regain focus points
equal to your proficiency bonus.
Focus Techniques
Whenever you take this path of devotion at 3rd level, you
learn any three focus techniques.
Central Aura
Whenever you reach 6th level, you choose one of the
following energy types: cold, fire, lightning, or poison. You
learn to attune your internal energy to that element and bend
it into a protective shroud. Any time you would take damage
of that type, you may spend 2 focus points as a reaction to
negate the damage from that effect, gain temporary hit points
equal to the damage roll, and gain resistance to that type of
damage for as long as you have those temporary hit points.
Additionally you may, as an action, spend 2 focus points to
imbue a weapon you're wielding with the same element you
selected for your central aura. For 10 minutes your weapon
attacks deals extra damage of that damage type equal to half
your sword saint level (rounded down).
Extra Focus
Whenever you reach 11th level, you learn additional 3 focus
techniques, choosing any you wish to. Your focus point
maximum increases by an amount equal to your Wisdom
modifier.
Purity of Form
Beginning at 14th level, as long as you are wielding your
sword saint weapon, all of your focus techniques cost 1 fewer
points (minimum 1).
Roaring Dragon Surge
Starting at 17th level, you gain the ability to use an advanced
version of the dragon surge technique. Your regular use of
dragon surge no longer causes it to cost extra focus points on
subsequent uses.
Whenever you use your dragon surge, you can spend an
additional focus point to use a roaring dragon surge, gaining
advantage on weapon attacks you make with your saint
weapon until the start of your next turn. Those attacks deal
an additional 1d10 damage of your weapon's type on a
successful hit.
The amount of extra movement you gain from your dragon
surge is increased to 30 feet when using a roaring dragon
surge.
Way of Musashi
A notorious figure in the history of sword saints, Musashi
was a rambunctious and disloyal swordsman who bounced
from master to master. He was an innately skilled individual
however, developing a style of two-weapon swordplay that
remains unmatched. His belief was that no action should ever
be wasted, and so should be in service to making an attack,
even when defending.
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Those who follow in their footsteps learn defensive
techniques that give them durability and staying power in
combat. They seek creative ways to defeat their opponents
rather than overpowering them directly. Musashi's brilliance
has not been replicated, but their approach and style have
been co-opted into techniques that allow others to exploit
opponents by quickly pin-pointing weaknesses in their
defenses and overwhelming them simultaneously.
To follow this path is to hold a blade in each hand,
unrelentingly seeking out joy and purpose to a fault. They live
fully and pursue what they feel is right for them. Musashi
discovered a certain pure truth through this way of living and
became unbeatable. Others reaching the same place is not
outside the realm of possibility.
Way of Musashi Features
Level Features
3rd Fighting Style: Two-Weapon Fighting, Focus
Techniques
6th Point Zero
11th Way of Five Souls
14th The Undeniable Path
17th Heartless Dragon Sweep
Fighting Style: Two-Weapon Fighting
Beginning when you take this path of devotion at 3rd level,
when you engage in two-weapon fighting, you can add your
ability modifier to the damage of the second attack.
If another feature gives you the option of taking another
fighting option you cannot take the two-weapon fighting
option again.
Focus Techniques
Whenever you take this path of devotion at 3rd level you learn
the following focus techniques:
Exemplary Deflection
As a reaction to a weapon attack you can see hitting you, you
may spend 1 focus point to reduce the damage from the
attack to half.
Reposition
When a creature makes a melee attack against you and
misses, you may spend 2 focus points to move immediately
up to 20 feet without provoking opportunity attacks.
Scatter Petals
After you take an attack on your turn and use your bonus
action to make an additional attack with an off-hand weapon,
you may expend 1 focus point each time you make another
weapon attack with your primary weapon to take an
additional off-hand attack.
 Point Zero
Beginning at 6th level, you learn how to defend against
critical situations with expert proficiency. When a creature
scores a critical hit against you, you can use your reaction to
negate the extra damage caused by the critical hit. As part of
the same reaction, you can make two weapon attacks against
a creature within reach (one with your primary weapon and
one with your off-hand weapon).
Additionally, creatures that gain bonuses (such as sneak
attack, or flanking from surrounding an enemy, or benefit
from other creatures being adjacent to them or their target)
cannot gain those benefits or use those features against you.
If those features have other triggers that cause them to work,
such as advantage for sneak attack, they still work as normal
under those conditions.
Way of Five Souls
Starting at 11th level, you gain proficiency in all saving
throws you don't already have proficiency in.
The Undeniable Path
Starting at 14th level, you can bond to a second weapon as
your saint weapon, gaining all the same benefits as the first.
You can attune to both as if they were a single magic item,
gaining access to all of the features you would normally gain
from attuning to both individually.
Heartless Dragon Sweep
Starting at 17th level, as an action you can spend 6 focus
points and make a sweeping strike against all creatures
within 10 feet of you. You make an individual weapon attack
with one of your saint weapons against each one, resolving
the attacks as you normally would.
Every creature you hit must make a Constitution saving
throw against you focus technique DC. Any creature that fails
takes an additional 2d12 damage of your weapon's damage
type and is stunned until the end of your next turn.
You cannot use this technique and dragon surge in the
same turn.
Way of Rust
Not known for one particular individual, the Way of Rust is a
heretical school of combat that begins with conjuring up or
hunting down a rust spirit, trapping it within a weapon, and
plunging it into one's body. This binds the spirit, a yokai that
feasts off metal, into the body and creates a symbiotic
relationship that turns both into a living weapon.
This rust spirit inhabits the blood and muscles of its host,
hungering constantly for metal. It acts to preserve itself and
its host as best it can, but neither the wielder nor the spirit
can force the other into action. It hungers not only for metal,
but for the iron in the blood of other creatures.
The longer a creature lives bound to this spirit, the more
mechanical and jaded they become until their sense of self
seems to almost evaporate entirely.
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Way of Rust Features
Level Features
3rd Eroding Attribute, Focus Techniques
6th Cellular Rust
11th Body of Steel
14th Overedge Erosion
17th Withering Despolitation
Eroding Attribute
Beginning when you take this path of devotion at 3rd level,
your melee weapons are empowered by creatures they bring
close to death. Whenever you reduce a hostile creature to 0
hit points on your turn with a weapon attack you can
immediately make another attack with the same weapon
against another creature within reach.
That attack and all other attacks you make with that
weapon until the start of your next turn gain a +1 bonus to
their attack and damage rolls. You can gain this bonus to
attack and damage rolls a number of times per round up to
your proficiency bonus.
Focus Techniques
Whenever you take this path of devotion at 3rd level, you
learn the following focus techniques:
Detoxify
You use your control over your ki to clear your mind and body.
On your turn you may spend 1 focus point to immediately end
an effect causing you to be paralyzed, charmed, poisoned,
frightened, or stunned.
Exemplary Deflection
As a reaction to a weapon attack you can see hitting you, you
may spend 1 focus point to reduce the damage from the
attack to half.
Fearful Surge
Whenever you use your dragon surge, you may spend an
additional focus point to emanate an aura of fear as well. All
creatures within 20 feet of you who can see or hear you must
attempt a Wisdom saving throw. On a failure they are
frightened of you for 1 minute. Creatures frightened this way
reattempt the Wisdom save at the end of their turn, ending
the effect on a success. If a creature succeeds on either
saving throw they become immune to your fearful surge for
24 hours.
Cellular Rust
Starting at 6th level, your body has become affected by the
rust merged with it. It becomes partially metallic, your skin
developing rusty patches. After this point you gain resistance
to necrotic and poison damage, have advantage on saving
throws against being poisoned, and you add your proficiency
bonus to any Strength-based Ability check you make. If you
have proficiency in any Strength-based skill check you
instead double your proficiency bonus for that check.
 Body of Steel If they fail, any Armor Class bonus the item grants is
Starting at 11th level, you are always armed as the rust spirit reduced by 1 and damage rolls with the weapon suffer a -1
within you allows you to conjure up weapons made of rusty penalty. If the armor's Armor Class bonus is reduced to 0 or
metal with a blood-like tinge. At will, you can create these the weapon's damage penalty equals half or more of the
magic weapons in your hands, creating new ones that shatter weapon's damage die (for example, 4 or higher for a weapon
quickly after being used to make an attack. If they leave your that deals 1d6) the equipment is destroyed entirely.
possession, they immediately crumble to dust or break apart.
You can summon up any type of melee weapon you are Withering Despoliation
proficient with as long as they have a metal component, and Starting at 17th level, your skills sharpen and your weapons
these versions have the same damage die and properties of a leave a rust-like residue upon all things they strike. This rust
regular version of that weapon, with the following exceptions: enters into their skin and blood, rotting it away instantly as it
tries to consume them. At the end of each of your turns when
These weapons are considered magical and have a +1 you made at least one weapon attack that hit a creature, you
bonus to attack and damage rolls. You cannot create may spend 2 focus points to use your bonus action to
weapons that emulate the magical effects of any other aggravate rust particles left behind by your attack.
weapons or items you know. All creatures that you hit during your turn must make a
When you deal damage with these weapons, you roll one Constitution saving throw against your focus technique DC.
more of the weapon's damage die again and add that On a failed save they each take 1d10 necrotic damage for
much necrotic damage to the result. each time you hit them this turn. A creature that fails is also
If a creature attempts to cast a spell or uses a feature that poisoned until the end of your next turn as their body fights
damages or affects weapons (such as heat metal), you can off remaining rust in their body.
immediately destroy the rust weapon before the effect
takes hold, in which case the feature or spell is still
considered spent.
If you create a weapon with the thrown property and use it
to make a ranged weapon attack, the weapon can only be
thrown up to its normal range, and if thrown up to its long
range it will crumble to dust before reaching the target.
Overedge Erosion
Starting at 14th level, the rust within your body has taken
hold and become a parasitic entity that hungers for yet more
metal to feast upon. You gain the ability to perform one of the
following two actions whenever you make a weapon attack:
Eroded Power Strike. Once per turn, when wielding a non-
magical weapon made of metal, you can allow the rust within
you to devour part of it or all of it in exchange for a burst of
strength. When you make this weapon attack, you roll 1d6
and add it to the attack roll. After the attack resolves that
weapon is rusted, and suffers a permanent -1 penalty to
attack rolls. Once a weapon has suffered this penalty an
amount of times equal to half the maximum result of its
highest damage die, it crumbles or shatters and is destroyed.
Alternatively, if the weapon has not suffered from this
penalty at all you can choose to destroy it entirely on the first
use, in which case the bonus to the attack roll is 1d10
instead. If the weapon used for this feature is made of
adamantine you have advantage on the attack roll.
If you use this feature with a piece of non-magical
ammunition the bonus is only 1d4, and the ammunition is
destroyed after the first use. You cannot use a weapon
created using your body of steel feature for this effect.
Steel Devourer. If you are attacking a creature that is
wielding a non-magical weapon or armor, and you deal
damage with the attack, you can have the rust within you
attempt to consume their equipment. Choose one piece of
armor, a shield, or a weapon they possess that is made of
metal. If that equipment is non-magical and not made of
adamantine they must make a Dexterity saving throw (DC
equal to 8 + your Constitution Modifier + your proficiency
bonus) to avoid the effect.

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 Way of Tadakatsu
The Way of Tadakatsu takes lessons from a powerful,
bombastic military general who never received a single
wound during his career. A sword saint who threw himself
into battle after battle in a long, perilous war in service to his
lord; he is a paragon of endurance and might. Those who
follow in his path study stories about his legendary spear,
which he would raise high into the air while charging forward
on his trusted mount.
His teachings grant skills necessary to support allies, fight
against large groups of soldiers, wield large powerful
weapons with ease, and survive killing blows. By the time a
warrior masters this path, they can reduce their opponents
defenses and shrug off weapon strikes as long as they know
they're coming. These warriors will more than likely find
themselves seeking glory and adoration, enjoying the roar of
a crowd and the thrill of combat.
Way of Tadakatsu Features
Level Features
3rd Fighting Style: Great Weapon Fighting, Focus
Techniques
6th Rally and Conquor
11th Enduring Bulwark
14th Rising Dragonfly
17th Unslayable
Fighting Style: Great Weapon Fighting
Starting when you take this path at 3rd level, when you roll a
1 or 2 on a damage die for an attack you make with a melee
weapon that you are wielding with two hands, you can re-roll
the die and must use the new roll, even if the new roll is a 1 or
a 2. The weapon must have the two-handed or versatile
property for you to gain this benefit.
If another feature gives you the option of taking another
fighting option you cannot take the great weapon fighting
option again.
Focus Techniques
Whenever you take this path of devotion at 3rd level, you
learn the following focus techniques:
Blasting Spear
When you make a melee attack with a weapon that deals
piercing damage, you may spend 2 focus points to forgo the
attack roll. Instead, all creatures in a 30-foot-long, 5-foot-wide
line originating from you make a Dexterity saving throw,
taking the weapon's damage on a failed save or half as much
on a successful one.
Majestic
On your turn, you may spend 2 focus points as a bonus action
to have all attacks made against you be made with
disadvantage until the start of your next turn.
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Thunder Joust
When you move 10 or more feet toward a creature in a
straight line, you can spend 1 focus point to gain advantage
on the next weapon attack you make against them this turn. If
you hit with this attack, and the target is no more than one
size category larger than you, the target must make a
Strength saving throw. On a failure the creature is knocked
prone.
Rally and Conquer
Beginning at 6th level, whenever you hit a creature with a
melee weapon attack, you knock them off-center somewhat,
stealing their attention and covering for those around you
using aggressive tactics.
As long as that creature stays within your attack range with
that weapon, your allies can roll 1d4 and add it to the result
of any attack rolls they make against them.
Your allies do not benefit from this effect if you are
incapacitated or blinded.
Enduring Bulwark
Beginning at 11th level, whenever you would be reduced to 0
hit points by damage you can spend 1 or more focus points to
instead drop to 1 hit point. You gain temporary hit points
equal to 1d6 per focus point you spend.
You can use this feature once, regaining your use of it when
you complete a short or long rest.
Rising Dragonfly
Beginning at 14th level, your saint weapon is imbued with a
powerful bond to you that allows you to strike with it at
length. For one attack each round you can treat your saint
weapon as if it has the thrown property. Its normal range is
50 feet and its long range is 150 feet.
When you make this attack, you cause the weapon to
transform magically into a spear while it is thrown, though it
keeps its properties, damage dice, damage types, and magical
effects.
Whenever the weapon is thrown and hits its target it deals
an extra 1d12 damage, then quickly snaps back to you to
transform into its regular form. You can make more than one
attack this way a turn if you spend 1 focus point each time
you do.
The creature this weapon hits is struck by a cutting wave of
energy that weakens them momentarily, forcing them to
make a Constitution saving throw against your focus
technique DC. If the creature fails, its Armor Class is reduced
by 1d4 + 1 until the start of your next turn. During this period
it cannot be reduced further this way.
Unslayable
Beginning at 17th level, you become almost untouchable,
shrugging off blows with vigor and strength. As long as you
aren't incapacitated, whenever you take bludgeoning,
piercing, or slashing damage you take 10 fewer points of
damage from that attack or effect. This reduction does not
stack with other effects granting a similar reduction in
damage.
Additionally, you gain proficiency in Constitution saving
throws.
 Way of the Ghost
The Way of the Ghost is a style of combat taken from a
legendary assassin who liberated their homeland from an
invading army. Though they had fewer numbers, the
swordsman relied on tactics unbecoming one who valued
honor, but successfully drove off their enemies. They use
stealth, assassination, poison, and fear to strike down their
foes.
Their name was lost but stories of their war live on,
inspiring talented swordsmen to turn to the path of stealth
and necessity to achieve their goals. One who takes on the
Way of the Ghost forsakes their name when they fight,
becoming a symbol like their progenitor.
Way of the Ghost Features
Level Features
3rd Stealth Slayer, Focus Techniques
6th Phantom Smoke
11th Vanquisher's Toxin
14th Mortal Blood Coil
17th Phantom Replacement
Stealth Slayer
Starting at 3rd level, when you take this path of devotion you
do not suffer disadvantage on Dexterity (Stealth) checks from
wearing medium armor.
Whenever you hit a surprised creature in combat, you
automatically score a critical hit, and when you score a
critical hit this way you roll the weapon's damage die an
additional two times and add it to the damage roll.
Focus Techniques
Whenever you take this path of devotion at 3rd level, you
learn the following focus techniques:
Heel Cut
When you hit a creature that is large or smaller with a melee
weapon attack, you may spend 1 focus point to force them to
make a Strength saving throw. On a failure the creature is
knocked prone.
Scorpion Mark
When you hit a creature with a melee weapon attack, you
may spend 2 focus points to mark them as your primary
target, analyzing their movements and gaining a supernatural
awareness of their intentions. For up to 1 hour you cannot be
surprised by the creature, they cannot gain advantage on any
attack against you, and you have advantage on all Wisdom
(Perception) or Wisdom (Survival) checks you make to track
or follow them. If you hit them with a weapon attack during
this time you deal an additional 1d8 damage. You must
concentrate on this effect as if it were a spell.
Severance
When you hit a creature with a melee weapon attack, you
may spend 2 focus points to force them to roll a Constitution
saving throw. On a failure, the target is dealt a wound that
causes them to suffer disadvantage on all of their attack rolls
for the rest of the encounter. At the end of each of their turns
they repeat the saving throw, ending the effect on a success.
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Phantom Smoke
Starting at 6th level, you can use your bonus action to
detonate a ki-infused smoke bomb centered on yourself. The
ghostly white smoke from the bomb fills a 20-foot-radius
sphere and acts identically to the fog cloud spell (requiring no
concentration).
While within this cloud you have blindsight that extends to
the edges of it, and you are considered invisible to other
creatures inside it.
You can use this feature twice, regaining expended uses
when you finish a long rest.
Vanquisher's Toxin
Starting at 11th level, you can expend a focus point to use
your bonus action to coat a light weapon with a hallucinatory
toxin that remains in effect for 1 minute.
The next time you deal damage to a creature, it is infected
by the toxin for 1 minute, during which time they see multiple
ghostly images of creatures they focus on. When
hallucinating this way, they must roll 1d20 when they make
an attack roll against a creature, missing automatically on a
result of 11 or higher.
At the end of each of the creature's turns it makes a
Constitution saving throw, ending the hallucinatory effects on
a success. If the creature ends the effect this way it becomes
immune to the same toxins for 24 hours.
This feature has no effect on undead, constructs, or
creatures that don't rely on sight.
Mortal Blood Coil
Beginning at 14th level, whenever you kill a creature with
your attuned saint weapon you roll 1d20. On a result of 16 or
higher, you rip a great deal of blood from your target, which
swirls around your weapon as a bloody aura. When this
happens you gain 1d4+1 temporary focus points that
disappear at the end of your next turn.
While you have these temporary points, whenever you hit
any creature with your saint weapon for the first time since
the start of your last turn that creature must make a wisdom
saving throw, becoming frightened of you for 1 minute on a
failed save. The creature may repeat the saving throw at the
end of each of their turns, ending the effect on a success.
If a creature succeeds either save to end this effect, they
cannot be affected by it again for 24 hours.
This feature has no effect against a creature that is undead,
a construct, or has no blood.
Phantom Replacement
Beginning at 17th level, whenever a creature misses you with
a weapon attack you may spend 3 focus points as a reaction
to have your body peel away into a ghostlike mist while you
become invisible until the end of your next turn. As part of the
reaction you can move up to half your movement speed
immediately.
While you are invisible by this or any other effect, your
saint weapon deals an additional 2d8 psychic damage when
you hit with it, as long as the creature you attack cannot see.
 Way of Tomoe
This path of devotion follows after a legendary swordsman
who refined their skills as a bowman to a point past
perfection. Their prevailing myth is of challenging a god of
lightning and succeeding in impressing them, and was thus
granted the power of the storm. Those who follow their path
learn to manifest this lightning and train their eyes to a point
past perfection. At a range these swordsmen are unmatched.
Stories of the legendary swordsman Tomoe speak of them
as a tragic figure who always conquered the battlefield, but
lost out on love and fulfillment in return. In exchange for the
power of lightning, those who take on this path solemnly
accept that they accept Tomoe's karma onto themselves as
well.
Way of Tomoe Features
Level Features
3rd Fighting Style: Archery, Focus Techniques
6th Thunder Lotus, Eyes of the Saint
11th Raikou Bombardment
14th Lightning Blossom Stance
17th Arrows of the End
Fighting Style: Archery
Starting at 3rd level, when you take this path of devotion, you
gain a +2 bonus to attack rolls you make with ranged
weapons.
If another feature gives you the option of taking another
fighting option you cannot take the archery option again.
You ignore the loading quality of weapons with which you
are proficient, and drawing a weapon with the thrown
property is a free action as long as you immediately throw
that weapon as part of an attack.
Focus Techniques
Whenever you take this path of devotion at 3rd level, you
learn the following focus techniques:
Majestic
On your turn, you may spend 2 focus points as a bonus action
to have all attacks made against you be made with
disadvantage until the start of your next turn.
Rise Up, Soar Far
You can spend 1 focus point to be able to make high jumps
and long jumps on that turn without having to move
beforehand. You gain an additional 10 feet of movement that
can only be used for these jumps.
Wind Chain
When you make a melee weapon attack, you may spend 1
focus point to extend the range of the attack to 30 feet. All
weapon attacks with the same weapon may benefit from this
effect until the end of your turn. These attacks are treated as
melee attacks.
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Thunder Lotus
Beginning at 6th level, whenever you hit with an attack using
a weapon you are proficient with, you may spend 2 or more
focus points to charge the attack with lightning, unleashing a
blast of it against the creature. You can only use focus points
past the 2nd equal to half your proficiency bonus (rounded
up).
The target creature must make a Dexterity saving throw
against your focus technique DC. If they fail, they take 2d8
lightning damage plus 1d8 lightning damage for each focus
point you spend past the 2nd. If the creature is wearing metal
armor they have disadvantage on the Dexterity saving throw.
If the weapon you used is your attuned saint weapon, it
deals an additional 1d12 lightning damage when you use this
feature.
Eyes of the Saint
Beginning at 6th level, whenever you make a ranged attack
you do not suffer disadvantage from hostile creatures being
within 5 feet of you or from firing at the weapon's long range.
You score a critical hit with a ranged weapon on attack
rolls of 19 or 20, and when you score a critical hit you roll one
of the weapon's damage dice and add it to the damage roll.
Raikou Bombardment
Beginning at 11th level, as an action on your turn you can
spend 3 focus points while wielding a ranged weapon to arm
it with spiritual lightning, firing bolts of lightning from it
instead of ammunition.
As part of this action, you choose a space within the
normal range of your weapon. All creatures in a 15-foot
sphere centered on the space must attempt a Dexterity
saving throw against your focus technique DC. Any creature
that fails takes lightning damage equal to 1d10 + the
weapon's damage dice. On a successful save creatures take
half as much damage.
Any creature that fails their saving throw by 5 points or
more is stunned until the end of their next turn.
Lightning Blossom Stance
Beginning at 14th level, you have resistance to lightning
damage. When you hit a creature with a weapon attack, if it is
the first time you hit that creature since the start of your most
recent turn, that attack deals extra lightning damage equal to
1d8 + half your sword saint level.
Arrows of the End
Beginning at 17th level, you acquire a keen eye with ranged
weapons that allows you to more easily score critical hits.
Whenever you hit a creature with a ranged weapon attack you
score a critical hit on a roll of 18, 19, or 20, and when you do
score a critical hit, you roll three more of the weapon's
damage dice and add them to the result.
As a bonus action on your turn you can designate a
creature within your weapon's reach to protect from harm as
long as you're wielding a ranged weapon you're proficient
with. If any creature attacks your protected target before the
start of your next turn, you may use your reaction to make an
attack against them, which resolves first. If you hit, you deal
weapon damage as normal and the creature has
disadvantage on any more attacks they make until the start of
their next turn.
 Way of Yamato
The wielder of the legendary katana, Yamato was a
swordsman obsessed with power and status. They honed
their fighting style so that their opponents would be cut down
by a flurry of strikes before they could realize they had even
been struck. Those who follow the teachings left behind by
this swordsman are devoted to becoming killing machines,
focused on delivering instant killing blows and striking with
every movement they make.
Way of Yamato Features
Level Features
3rd Fighting Style: Dueling, Focus Techniques
6th Improved Critical, Mirage Dash
11th Angelus Vortex
14th Judgement Cut
17th One Thousand Cuts
Fighting Style: Dueling
Starting at 3rd level, when you take this path of devotion and
you are wielding a melee weapon in one hand and no other
weapons, you gain a +2 bonus to damage rolls with that
weapon.
If another feature gives you the option of taking another
fighting option you cannot take the dueling option again.
Focus Techniques
Whenever you take this path of devotion at 3rd level, you
learn the following focus techniques:
Blue Crescent
When you make a melee weapon attack with a weapon that
deals slashing damage, you may spend 2 focus points to
instead attack all creatures within range with the same
weapon.
You roll a separate attack and damage roll for each
creature within range. Effects that trigger on attack rolls such
as smites, sneak attack, etc must be applieed to each attack
made this way seperately.
Iaijutsu
If you are surprised on your turn, you may spend 2 focus
points to no longer be surprised and take your turn normally.
Wind Chain
When you make a melee weapon attack, you may spend 1
focus point to extend the range of the attack to 30 feet. All
weapon attacks with the same weapon may benefit from this
effect until the end of your turn. These attacks are treated as
melee attacks.
Improved Critical
Starting at 6th level, your weapon attacks score a critical hit
on a roll of 19 or 20.
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Mirage Dash
Beginning at 6th level, whenever you take the Dash action
you can quickly strike a creature you pass, making a single
melee weapon attack as part of the action as long as you
move at least 10 feet beforehand.
If a creature you hit with this weapon attack attempts to hit
you with an opportunity attack on the same turn, they have
disadvantage on the attack.
Angelus Vortex
Beginning at 11th level, whenever you hit a creature with a
critical hit you also quickly unleash a flurry of small slashes,
assaulting every opening you can see in the blink of an eye.
The creature suffers from these wounds for 1 minute,
during which time they take an amount of damage at the start
of each of their turns equal to one of the damage dice of the
weapon you hit them with.
At the end of each of the creature's turns, they make a
Constitution saving throw, ending the effect on a success.
The effect also ends if the creature receives magical healing,
but the amount they heal is halved.
To use this feature, the weapon used must be your saint
weapon or be able to benefit from the dueling fighting style.
Judgement Cut
Beginning at 14th level, the first time on your turn you hit any
given creature with a weapon attack using your saint weapon,
you can teleport in a hasty ghost-like manner to any
unoccupied space within 15 feet of them. This movement
does not count against your movement speed on this turn.
Each time you use this feature, then hit another creature
that you haven't hit on this turn, your saint weapon deals an
additional one of its weapon die of damage. Only attacks that
are part of the same Attack action benefit from this extra
damage.
One Thousand Cuts
Starting at 17th level, when you make a weapon attack with a
melee weapon on your turn you can momentarily enter an
accelerated state of mind and body. You may expend 6 focus
points to make an attack that strikes many times
simultaneously with a single weapon. If your attack hits, you
can roll your weapon damage against the target creature as if
you had hit them a number of times equal to your Dexterity
modifier (dealing damage die and your modifiers each time).
This damage is dealt as if it were all one weapon attack for
the purposes of reactions, damage reduction, damage
thresholds, etc. If you score a critical hit with this attack it
does not add extra damage die, but instead the attack deals
maximum damage.
You cannot use this feature on the same round as dragon
surge or action surge. To use this feature you must use your
saint weapon or a weapon that can benefit from your dueling
fighting style.
 Path of Devotion Focus Techniques
Blasting Spear
When you make a melee attack with a weapon that deals
piercing damage, you may spend 2 focus points to forgo the
attack roll. Instead all creatures in a 30-foot-long, 5-foot-wide
line originating from you make a Dexterity saving throw,
taking the weapon's damage on a failed save or half as much
on a successful one. (Path: Tadakatsu)
Blue Crescent
When you make a melee weapon attack with a weapon that
deals slashing damage, you may spend 2 focus points to
instead attack all creatures within range with the same
weapon.
You roll a separate attack and damage roll for each
creature within range. Effects that trigger on attack rolls such
as smites, sneak attack, etc must be applieed to each attack
made this way seperately. (Path: Yamato)
Detoxify
You use your control over your ki to clear your mind and body.
On your turn, you may spend 1 focus point to immediately
end an effect causing you to be paralyzed, charmed, poisoned,
frightened, or stunned. (Path: Rust)
Exemplary Deflection
As a reaction to a weapon attack you can see hitting you, you
may spend 1 focus point to reduce the damage from the
attack to half. (Paths: Musashi, Rust)
Fearful Surge
Whenever you use your dragon surge, you may spend an
additional focus point to emanate an aura of fear as well. All
creatures within 20 feet of you who can see or hear you must
attempt a Wisdom saving throw. On a failure they are
frightened of you for 1 minute. Creatures frightened this way
reattempt the Wisdom save at the end of their turn, ending
the effect on a success. If a creature succeeds on either
saving throw they become immune to your fearful surge for
24 hours. (Path: Rust)
Heel Cut
When you hit a creature that is large or smaller with a melee
weapon attack, you may spend 1 focus point to force them to
make a Strength saving throw. On a failure the creature is
knocked prone. (Paths: Ghost)
Iaijutsu
If you are surprised on your turn, you may spend 2 focus
points to no longer be surprised and take your turn normally.
(Path: Yamato)
Majestic
On your turn, you may spend 2 focus points as a bonus action
to have all attacks made against you be made with
disadvantage until the start of your next turn. (Path:
Tadakatsu, Tomoe)
Reposition
When a creature makes a melee attack against you and
misses, you may spend 2 focus points to move immediately
up to 20 feet without provoking opportunity attacks. (Paths:
Musashi)
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Rise Up, Soar Far
You can spend 1 focus point to be able to make high jumps
and long jumps on that turn without having to move
beforehand. You gain an additional 10 feet of movement that
can only be used for these jumps (Path: Tomoe)
Scatter Petals
After you take an attack on your turn and use your bonus
action to make an additional attack with an off-hand weapon,
you may expend 1 focus point each time you make another
weapon attack with your primary weapon to take an
additional off-hand attack. (Path: Musashi)
Scorpion Mark
When you hit a creature with a melee weapon attack, you
may spend 2 focus points to mark them as your primary
target, analyzing their movements and gaining a supernatural
awareness of their intentions. For up to 1 hour you cannot be
surprised by the creature, they cannot gain advantage on any
attack against you, and you have advantage on all Wisdom
(Perception) or Wisdom (Survival) checks you make to track
or follow them. If you hit them with a weapon attack during
this time you deal an additional 1d8 damage. You must
concentrate on this effect as if it were a spell. (Paths: Ghost)
Severance
When you hit a creature with a melee weapon attack, you
may spend 2 focus points to force them to roll a Constitution
saving throw. On a failure, the target is dealt a wound that
causes them to suffer disadvantage on all of their attack rolls
for the rest of the encounter. At the end of each of their turns
they repeat the saving throw, ending the effect on a success.
(Paths: Ghost, Muramasa)
Thunder Joust
When you move 10 or more feet toward a creature in a
straight line you can spend 1 focus point to gain advantage on
the attack roll. If you hit, and the target is no more than one
size category larger than you, the target must make a
Strength saving throw. On a failure the creature is knocked
prone. (Path: Tadakatsu)
Wind Chain
When you make a melee weapon attack, you may spend 1
focus point to extend the range of the attack to 30 feet. All
weapon attacks with the same weapon may benefit from this
effect until the end of your turn. These attacks are treated as
melee attacks. (Paths: Tomoe, Yamato)
 Multiclassing
Multiclassing Requirements
To multiclass into the Sword Saint, you must have at least 15
in Dexterity or Wisdom, and at least 13 in the other.
Multiclassing Proficiences
When you multiclass into it you gain proficiency with light
armor, medium armor, shields, simple weapons and martial
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