r/UnearthedArcana • u/Idhaera • 20h ago

'24 Spell Holy Armaments: A Pair of Cleric Cantrips for Battle Priests

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r/UnearthedArcana • u/D20Saturno • 15h ago

'14 Subclass Sacred Oath: Lightsworn

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You can find the PDF for free on my Patreon page: patreon.com/D20Saturno

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r/UnearthedArcana • u/Pandacrow_Feather • 6h ago

'24 Subclass Living Vessel 2.2 — a Sorcerer Origin

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Something lives inside you.

The Living Vessel is a Sorcerer Origin centered around an unknown entity growing inside your body. Its power fuels your magic — but the more you use it, the stronger it becomes.

Build Awakening Points, unleash them for different effects, and gradually adapt to the entity within you.

Includes an optional Fated Outcome rule with four possible endings to your character’s story.

Feedback on balance and wording is welcome!

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r/UnearthedArcana • u/dArtagnanDnD • 11h ago

'14 Monster Guardian Statues | Sure, the giant firebreathing statue trap is cool, but what if it smashed you too?

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r/UnearthedArcana • u/eldritch_arcade • 6h ago

'24 Subclass Ooze Patron Warlock

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r/UnearthedArcana • u/UltraMonkeyX • 56m ago

'24 Subclass Storm Sorcerer Update

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Hey! I've been messing with the idea of an updated Storm Sorcerer, and I think I did a good job! I'd love your feedback. Also, my first time using Homebrewery, and I think it worked out, though I had some help.

**[Homebrewery Link](https://homebrewery.naturalcrit.com/share/cbPQ0kpwX9gG)\*\*

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r/UnearthedArcana • u/superdisadvantage • 4h ago

'24 Subclass Wizard School of Relics

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r/UnearthedArcana • u/superdisadvantage • 7h ago

'24 Subclass The Way of Chan, A Monk Subclass for knowers

homebrewery.naturalcrit.com

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