Weapons Master ⚔
W
eapons Masters are elite warriors who have
learned to master all forms of weaponry. Their
versatility makes them a threat in any
circumstance. They can summon weapons to
their hand in the blink of an eye, use them to
devastating effect, and even learn to command
their weapons with their mind. The endless
barrage of attacks from a Weapons Master can make even the
most seasoned warrior think twice before challenging one.
Weapons Master Features
Fighter Melee Ranged
Level Feature Die Die
3rd Endless Arsenal, Combo 1d8 1d6
Attacks
7th Forceful Weapons 1d10 1d6
10th Dissemination 1d12 1d8
15th All-Out Assault, Armory 2d6 1d8
18th Ultimate Arsenal 2d6 1d10
Endless Arsenal
3rd level Weapons Master feature
You forge a connection to an extraplanar space known as the
Endless Arsenal. As a bonus action, or as part of making an
attack, you can summon an arsenal weapon to your empty
hand. You can choose the form of the arsenal weapon each
time you summon one. If you summon a ranged weapon you
can also create ammunition for it.
An arsenal weapon automatically disappears when you are
incapacitated or when it leaves your hand. Thrown weapons
and ammunition used in a ranged attack do not disappear
until the attack roll is resolved.
Arsenal weapons are made of extraplanar energy. The die
you roll for damage depends on your level and if the attack is
melee or ranged, as shown in the Weapons Master table.
Arsenal weapons can only have the following special
properties, depending on the physical weapons they imitate:
ammunition, heavy, light, range, reach, thrown, two-handed.
Combo Attacks
3rd level Weapons Master feature
You can use your arsenal to end your attacks with a flourish.
After you take the Attack action on your turn and the attack
succeeds, you can use a bonus action to summon a weapon
that strikes and harries your target.
Choose one creature you hit this turn; it takes 1d6 of your
choice of acid, cold, fire, lightning, or thunder damage and the
next attack against it before the end of your next turn is made
with advantage.
If you have the Extra Attack feature, you can add 1d6
damage for each successful attack beyond the first. You only
select a damage type once per use of this feature.
You can use this ability a number of times equal to your
proficiency bonus and you regain all expended uses after a
short or long rest.
Adding to your Arsenal
You can bind a number of physical weapons to
your arsenal equal to your proficiency bonus by
performing an hour long ritual with the weapon as
part of a short or long rest. These weapons can
then be summoned in the same way as an arsenal
weapon, but they use their original damage dice.
Sentient weapons must agree to be bound and
can choose to unbind themselves at any point.
You can remove a weapon from your arsenal
with a simple one-minute ritual. If you try to add a
weapon to your arsenal that would exceed your
proficiency bonus, the ritual fails. All the weapons
stored in this way appear at your feet if you die.
Forceful Weapons
7th level Weapons Master feature
Your arsenal weapons are considered magical for the
purposes of overcoming resistance and immunity to non-
magical attacks and damage. They deal your choice of force
damage or the damage type appropriate to the weapon.
Dissemination
10th level Weapons Master feature
You can share the properties of magical weapons within your
arsenal. When you bind a magic weapon to your arsenal, you
can give its properties to any arsenal weapon you summon. If
you have bound multiple magic weapons, you can change
which weapon's magical properties are shared with a 10-
minute ritual, which you can do as part of a short or long rest.
A weapon must be an appropriate type for the properties
added; for example, a melee property cannot be applied to a
ranged weapon. You cannot add magical properties to a
magic weapon you've bound to the arsenal. If a magical
property has a certain number of charges, each use counts
against this number, even if using different arsenal weapons.
For example, if you bind a +1 longsword to your arsenal,
you can summon a +1 battleaxe, a +1 mace, or a +1 longbow
as your arsenal weapon. If you also bind a moon-touched
dagger to your arsenal, you can use the ritual to allow you to
summon a moon-touched mace or bow, but you could not
summon a +1 moon-touched dagger.
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 All-Out Assault
15th level Weapons Master feature
You learn how to cast steel wind strike and conjure volley
without using a spell slot or material components.
You can cast each spell once, and you regain any expended
uses when you finish a long rest.
Armory
15th level Weapons Master feature
You learn to summon more of your arsenal weapons at once.
As a bonus action, you can summon 5 arsenal weapons that
hover in your space and move with you. These weapons don't
benefit from the Dissemination feature. When summoned
these weapons can be placed in one of three formations:
Assault. Your arsenal weapons deal an additional 1d6
damage when you make a weapon attack.
Ambush. You can make one attack each round with
advantage.
Guard. The first attack against you each turn is made with
disadvantage.
Once summoned, your armory lasts for 1 minute. You can
change the formation each round as a bonus action.
You can use this ability twice, and you regain any expended
uses when you finish a short or a long rest.
Spellcasting Modifier
You use your Strength modifier when setting the
saving throw DC for a spell you cast or a feature
you use and when making a spell attack roll.
Save DC = 8 + your proficiency bonus +
your Strength modifier
Spell attack modifier = your proficiency bonus +
your Strength modifier
Ultimate Arsenal
18th level Weapons Master feature
Your arsenal is now a perfect extension of your mind, body,
and spirit. You can now initiate your armory ability as part of
an attack action; it still takes a bonus action to change
formations.
Additionally, you can bring out the full force of your arsenal
in an instant, filling the space around you with dozens of
weapons. As an action, choose any number of creatures
within 60 feet of you. Each creature must make a Dexterity
saving throw, taking 10d6 force damage, or half as much on a
successful save. These weapons don't benefit from the
Dissemination feature and disappear at the end of your turn.
Once you use this feature, you can't use it again until you
finish a long rest.
Version 1.3: May 26, 2021
Created by u/morethanwordscansay with The Homebrewery.
Special Thanks
This subclass was inspired by and adapted from:
The Sword Saint, u/CamBam65
Disciple (Journey of the Collector), u/InfKore
Arsenal, u/Juractive
Image Sources
"Yukine and The Flying Sword," RaitVisualWorks at
DeviantArt
Granblue Fantasy Versus, Cygames