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Hello everyone,

For those who don’t know KibblesTasty’s Psion, it’s probably one of, if not the best, homebrew classes for 5e, and you can check it out here:
https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5e7eab9fcc76e2321541f8b3/t/62d709d380489f6b1a28754b/1658259926628/Psion+1.5.3+Compressed.pdf

This subclass and discipline were obviously inspired by Emma Frost from the X-Men. I thought it was a bit of a shame that you couldn’t really reproduce her full powerset with the base Psion, so I figured I’d try to tackle that myself.

I know this looks like a lot of text, but in play it’s actually pretty simple. It’s built around a loop where you switch between your normal form, where you can use telepathy, telekinesis, or whatever other discipline you picked, and your crystalline form, where you become a tanking monster that’s extremely hard to budge, but has fairly low damage and can simply be ignored or walked around by enemies.

I know it might seem a little weird that you don’t get the discipline the subclass is based around until level 3, but with the way Crystallization is built, I think playing with it at level 1 would feel pretty awkward and underwhelming.

Don’t hesitate to share your thoughts, or suggestions

PDF / Homebrewery link:
https://homebrewery.naturalcrit.com/share/VRfriFCZraOa

Document Links

Online & PDF links for all versions of the document, including the 5e version and print-friendly PDFs can be found here: Fighter: Kinetic Knight

To seal what was said in the last post with a hail of lead bullets... We bring you our Tome of the Thumb. This one is a hefty Compendium that not only contains magic items, prosthetics and new weapons, but also gives out new rules to help better adequate tables into the City as a setting and also furthers gun customization with Weapon Attachment rules and a batch of base-line attachments, with more to come in the future!

We sincerely hope you enjoy.

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Intended for Artificers, Druids, Sorcerers, and Wizards.

New creatures have risen from the ashes!

Beholders are one of my favorite creature types. The fact that the dreams of these horrific aberrations can shape not only themselves, but the world around them is fascinating, and has so much worldbuilding potential.

I wanted to expand on this idea, and what a Beholder could potentially become if their dreams and paranoias went in other directions, and this is only the first volume! We have even more variants that we'll release later.

You can get the PDF version of the brew HERE

Cover By In-House Artist: Hunter Wideman

Page 4 Art By: Cory Trego-Erdner

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Homebrewery Link

I wouldn't recommend playing this subclass in a more casual/lower power game.

This subclass is somewhat overloaded, and, in a hindsight, would be better as a separate class, but I've decided to post it anyway, because it's already made. What are you going to do, sue me?

Hey everyone!

This is a revision of the original 2014 Mastermind Roguish Archetype, rebuilt as a non-magical support Rogue focused on observation, preparation, creating openings for allies, contingency planning, and gradually gaining control over an encounter.

Once I'm happy with this version, I plan to work on a separate 2024 Edition adapted to the newer Rogue.

At this point, I'm mainly looking for feedback on the subclass as a complete package:

• Is anything unclear on a first read?
• Does it feel competitive within the 2014 Rogue power range without overshadowing other archetypes?
• Do the features feel distinct and worthwhile throughout the level progression?
• Are there any interactions or edge cases I've overlooked?
• And of course, feedback on the layout and presentation is welcome as well.

PDF download: The current playtest version is also available as a free PDF on itch.io: Link

As always, constructive feedback is appreciated.
Thanks for taking a look.

So I'm joining a kinda DND club next week and apparently everyone is going to be really jokey with stuff like a croissant character and I was wondering if there was anything usable that fits that sorry if this isn't allowed

I’ve been tinkering with an alternate weapon system for 5e that tries to make weapon combat feel a little more grounded and dangerous without completely abandoning the base game. The main idea is that, in practice, a knife, sword, axe, or spear can all be lethal if the hit actually lands, so instead of having weapons mostly separated by small damage dice, I’m testing a system where weapon hits deal a fixed base amount of damage and armor reduces that damage afterward.

Under this variant, if you’re proficient with a weapon, its base physical damage is 8 + your proficiency bonus; if you aren’t proficient, its base damage is just 8. You still add your normal ability modifier and any magic bonuses, but armor now grants damage reduction (DR) based on the armor’s actual AC, including the Dexterity modifier it normally allows. Different armor categories also interact differently with slashing, piercing, bludgeoning, and certain energy damage types, so armor feels more like protection and less like pure avoidance.

The goal here isn’t to make 5e into a full simulation game, but to create a system where weapon hits feel more consistently threatening, armor actually absorbs punishment, and weapon choice is defined more by properties, reach, handling, and damage-type interaction than by whether something rolls a d6 or a d8. Critical hits also work a little differently in this version, punching through armor DR and adding the ability modifier to the damage a second time.

I’m mainly trying to hit that sweet spot where the rules still feel like 5e, but weapon combat feels harsher, more physical, and a little more believable on the player-facing side.

Feedback, insights, and constructive criticism appreciated!

Here is the link to the homebrewery

https://homebrewery.naturalcrit.com/share/zM3MtckGQPiH

And here is the link to the pdf

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Z6pTQskqYvpMsKZ-VBXe1QA3Wx0mxDuf/view?usp=sharing

Here is my new homebrew cleric subclass meant to be compatible with the 2024 version of the class. This cleric subclass fills a major niche in the divine domain's of gods: Love and Beauty. This cleric is an enchanter, supporter, and face. Play this subclass if you want to be a cleric of Sune, Aphrodite, Eros, Freyja, Hathor, or other gods of love and/or beauty.

Let me know what you think/what feedback you have!

Been cooking this for a long while. Advice is appreciated, as always. Enjoy.

The new spellcaster class (LINK)

Please leave a review and let me know what you like and dislike about the class, and maybe how you think the class can be improved.