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Home brewed a weaponized tarot deck. Didn't know this existed till now. Been using my personal deck Soo.... This is great

Is this free to print?

🤔 more homebrew AND supporting creators? sad i didn't hear about this sooner

I never really ban anything, my friends have however banned me from playing Rogue because one time I three shot the bbeg

I think your list looks mostly good, though some spells I would definitely stick to limiting instead of removing. Remove Curse and Speak with Dead are all examples of spells that feel great to get a good use out of and I think benefit the game overall, but I do agree that having renewable, easy access to them can be unbalanced. What a DM friend of mine has done in the past, with a good amount of success, is make spells like those available only as magical items like scrolls. Not only does it limit access to the spells, but the DM can create extra challenges or goals for the players if they are in need of a certain spell that might be only available at a specific location, or just really expensive.

I havent run enough games to ban spells. I dont run serious games, so most spells are open season.

I think, aside from something like Wish which can instantly win the campaign, the spells are pretty well built to be balanced in Rules as Written. If your players are minmaxing or otherwise abusing the spell system, you should have a talk about changing how you play: it's a lot better if you just try to make the story interesting, rather than rushing to win.

My group can't use more than 2 summons without a severe percent based health reduction to the entire party. Why? Warding glyphs and summoning spells, white dye and a full body robe with dozens of loose patches sewn to the inside. This guy goes up to the bbeg, throws open his robe (the onlything his character is wearing atm), and shouts the warding glyph's activation phrase, "flash mob"

Actually pretty neat

Looks clean

Very 5e. Basically, it's the same design as 5e with one change as far as I'm concerned.

Idea Year 1000’s or smthing Cut someone’s shadow can call them a vampire and get them killed on a steek

It's a fun plot device for dms to use that’s for sure

I like the idea Nothing sucks more than missing 3 or more turns in a row and just feeling like a fight is a sloggfest. Maybe lets add damage negation rather than ac? Making the player feel like they are still accomplishing things on their turn but maintaining combat balance?

I think the class is great, but Courtly inspiration is just Bardic Inspiration and Fortune's Favour is a bit unfair for level 2 (although I really do not care about that), but majesty points are pretty cool

Isn't that sorcery points. Because sorcers can change spell slots in to sorcery points and vice verca. Though having that be the base will make people think about use that aspect more.

It grants a lot of flexibility in what spells you can cast and when, so to counteract that, I'd probably recommend going towards only having access to up to 6th level spells or something. You could add single spell slots for 7th, 8th, and 9th level spells, a la warlock.

I'm so looking forward to this!

I've tried working out a class like this I would recommend spell book, spells known as a wizard, slots/points like a sorcerer (only buffed to match spell slots of that lvl) and add in an effect like the warlock and sorcerer for regaining points. And give them access to different spell lists dependent on the subclass, also one subclass should have a divine spell list available

Bro just "invented" mana points...

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So, spell points from the DMG?

Pretty sure 3.5 just did this for psychics.

So…the mama points optional rule basically. Using this optional rules it also lets you cast 2 level 9 spells if you spend them for that specifically.

This actually already exists! Check out the optional spell points rule, I think it’s in the DMG.

No idea what it even is but intresting

Do you know where I can buy these? I feel like they're sold out everywhere

For an actual class existing from in the game .. *again that i have no knowledge about* probably go for a historical rout such as knights and shining armor or archery somewhat basic but well rounded

I have no idea how or what dnd is but if its just makeing a class "nonexistent" or "existing" here is some bad ideas 1 for just thinking a class princess class could probably start with something like a companion or companions such as guards mercenaries knights or a guardian each probably has their own skills and professionalism such as mercs being a grounded unit with the most numbers like 7 or 8 of the groupes and all regarding their own styles . Knights fewer but more skilled and better gear but mostly grounded for protection rather then orders like 4 or 3 of them . And the last a guardian subordinate is only locked into 1 or 2 regarding their skills they could be the most well grounded in combat Now for the "nonexistent" princess class itself at first it could be something like a basic fighter and should be another class that should have somewhat high charisma baised on noble teachings . However just to add crap she can sub class into other somewhat civilized classes or non civilized paladin archer an even better fighter . Magic . Priest . Barbarian. Yada yada Also note i dont know anything about dnd so im just bullcrapping

A dust that makes people fly for a set duration of time maybe? Or a spell that enchants a food (an apple mayhaps) to poison you? Those might already exist but if they don’t they would be cool.

Yes i need more please

I like the deceptive and confusing nature of the fey-wild. A pretty flower? Probably best NOT to stop and smell it... may summon aberrations of innocent lives the player has slain or failed to save. That tree looks like it has a face and you think it would be fun or funny to get a closer look? It probably IS a face and it is highly probable that tree is a fey trying to steal a party member's name and memories as the tree can live thousands of years off the name and memories of an especially long lived creature/ species. The fey wild is essentially "that doesn't make sense BUT it makes sense... that the fey wild doesn't make sense... so yeah; that totally makes sense."

Engaging to get more attention to this. Anyways I haven’t used the faewild much except in a (mostly improvised poorly researched) game. I’m a dm and one of my players (who is new) decided to be from the far wild. I am a weirdo and I played a character (yes as DM) who was a god of chaos. The inhabitants of the faewild worship him almost exclusively. That’s about all I’ve got, since I was told the faewild is a wild and chaotic place and it fit nicely with my plans for the campaign

I always wanted to make an awesome shield for paladins. I mean, there is shields like one that makes projectiles and magic missile to target it but I thought of a very rare item that I think is quite lovely. A shield called sol, it is sentient and chooses a target. Usually someone that can weld her, and believes in the god of the sun pelor (DND God of the sun. Yes I'm a huge nerd). It's awesome effect happens when the starts of an AOE attack happens in a twenty foot radius of the shield as it is welded like fireball. All allies within the twenty foot radius of the shield will automatically take no damage of said spell of an effect it has called the heliosphere. But if something like cloud of daggers or earthquake happens, then it's only the first round of said spell that no damage and no spell effects happen. More direct spells like magic missile and banishment can get through the heliosphere. The shield also sheds bright light in a 20 foot radius and has 3 charges of sunlight that regenerate at the first rise of the sun. If the shield is kept out of the sun for too long. It's abilities diminish, the sphere is reduced to a ten foot diameter, and it only holds one charge of sunlight. No, an artificial sun doesn't work, nor a spell of sunlight casted directly on it but that's to the dms discretion

Donkey skin cloak

Grimm's Grimoire = self-explanatory Eunuchorn = the horn of a unicorn, wielded like a wand, that transposes the target's genitals onto their forehead. 42 = a spell or potion that Imparts all the knowledge of the universe into the target's mind instantly, driving them to madness and unbearable torment. Staff of Staph = a potent tool of magical healing but causes staph infections on the wielder when used. The staff cannot be used to cure the staph.

The power pole from dragon ball

The belt of rope hair: makes your hair like Rapunzel's when attuned. Your hair grows long and can be braided into a useable rope to lift people or objects easily. A Glass Slipper that disguises you to be ball ready, but the disguise will break at midnight and the shoe will shatter, breaking the illusion if you run to fast. Maybe a dex save can be used to see if it breaks. The coffin of gentle repose: a glass coffin that keeps your body in pristine condition until healing can be done. If certainly conditions are met a kiss can heal the person instead of a healing spell. The Spinning wheel of eternal sleep: exactly what it says on the tin, only true love's kiss can break the curse, but love can be platonic or romantic. Red Cloak of Lycanthropy Protection: a cloak that gives advantage on saving throws to be turned into a lyncanthrope Ruby Slippers of Teleportation: not exactly a fairy tale, but adjacent. Ruby slippers that cast teleportation or plane shift up to once per day at advantage with a hundred percent success rate if you use them to go home. Can only be found when you kill a magic caster by dropping a huge object on them. Magic Beans: 1 in 10 chance that growing them will produce a giant beab stalk, 1 in 10 chance of the beans doing a full heal like a sensu bean from Dragon ball Z, and 8 in 10 chance of being scammed.

Tongue of the princess

There's a Brazilian fairy tale of a creature that is essentially an edgy druid: it's a creature that looks human, but has hair of fire, backwards feet and glowing eyes, it's the guardian of it's forest and it's often seen riding a boar

A spell that can put humpty together again

Snow white Eternal sleep from an apple lol

The surprisingly not mentioned yet Little Red Riding Hood and the Baba Yaga have not been mentioned had to look at a list of fairytales to make sure on that one btw.

A spell that sticks one object to another object until a set condition, like sword in the stone!

Bean stalk

I want to see a speel based on Hansel and gretal

Any Germany Fairy Tale would be amazing

may wanna boost your volume a few db 👍

A darker side of fays and "good" magic

The rat king. King of rats! There is nothing in the feywild that he does n0t know of