New Subclasses: Path Of The Rageborn (Barbarian) And Way Of The Long Stride (Monk)

New Subclasses: Path of the Rageborn (Barbarian) and Way of the Long Stride (Monk)

These two subclasses are the result of a commission by Constructio.

The goal for the Path of the Rageborn was to double-down on the Barbarian’s aggression and recklessness. To that end, its features encourage raging early and attacking often. If the Path of the Berserker appeals to you but you want a change of pace, the Path of the Rageborn might be for you.

The goal for the Way of the Long Stride was the Monk, but Faster. More to the point, the comissioner wanted to emulate The Flash to an extent. This is mostly done by rewarding the monk’s mobility rather than enhancing it. If you want to use your mobility for aggression, the Way of the Long Stride is for you.

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Conversion Kits

Today, I’m announcing a new series of short articles that aims to help players realize abnormal character concepts and add some mechanical depth to otherwise straight-forward builds.

The motto here is “Minimum investment, maximum impact”, so you may find something useful even for an existing character!

Check it out here!

The Leviathan patron should appeal to seadwelling spellcasters who want to double down on their theme and land-dwellers looking to take a plunge into the depths alike.

Crush your opponents with the weight of the oceans, plunge them into its darkness, and when they know longer know how to raise a hand against you- strike them down. If the Tumblr wrecks the document, or you just want a PDF, click through this link!

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For anyone who wants to play a mermaid, and does not want legs thank you very much. Or perhaps, you simply want some depth? Anyway, here’s wonderwall a fresh take on a playable merfolk race for dnd 5e. In case tumblr destroys the document, click through here: https://homebrewery.naturalcrit.com/share/rJWVd0TVTM Alternatively, check me out on: https://5eforge.wixsite.com/foundry

The Unseen Seer was one of my favorite prestige classes back in 3.5, so I decided to update it for 5e. If you can’t cast, you’ll go in yourself, of course... But isn’t it much more fun to sit back and let your invisible eyes do all the work? In case tumblr destroys the document, click through here: https://homebrewery.naturalcrit.com/share/ryieTfmqW Alternatively, check me out on: https://5eforge.wixsite.com/foundry 

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