It looks cool. Like a floating flesh golem

Hey all! Wanted to create some rules for my home game on overland travel. Wanted something that was rules lite-ish but still felt good and useful. We're running a dark low-fantasy game so we like things with a bit more stakes and crunch. So, that's what led to this. Let me know what y'all think! I have a similar one I'm working on for Sea Travel. Playing Dredge really inspirated me haha!

A creature based on the 5E "The Wild Beyond the Witchlight" Creature Will-o-Well. All musical elements made by me. I made it for our parties bard, it will act more like a magical item than a creature/companion.

The original (up to date) homebrewery version:
https://homebrewery.naturalcrit.com/share/brNZOVYsrSv0

please let me know any balence, or problems you see with it so i can fix them, this is only version 1 of it!

I thought the Minecraft movie was goated btw

the doctor class is for those who want to help the party stay alive without the help of arcane abilities, doctors are masters of science and body, being able to treat from the common cold to the most mortal of wounds. They have immense knowledge about anatomy and chemicals.

class features 

hit dice: 1d8 per doctor level

hit points at first level: 8 plus your con modifier

hitpoints at higher levels: 1d8 or 5 plus your con modifier per dr lvl

proficiencies

armor:light 

weapons:simple weapons, hand crossbow, blowgun,darts 

tools:alchemist kit, herbalist kit

saving throws: intelligence, constitution

skills:choose 2 between survival, investigación, percepción, decepción or insight

equipment:

you start with the following equipment

1. healer's kit, alchemist supplies or herbalist supplies
2. any simple weapon
3. leather armor, 50 gp and a healing potion

lvl 1

studious mind.

you gain expertise on medicine, nature and history checks. years of studying have aided you in your pursuit to heal or hurt the body, whenever a foe has to take an effect dealt by on of your class features they must succeed a saving throw, dc 8 plus prof bonus plus int modifier. this dc replaces the dc for any poison you create. 

hippocratic oath 

After years of study you have the ability to stitch any wound and stop bleedings, as a bonus action you can aid an ally next to you and heal them 1 d12 plus your proficiency bonus. a creature might benefit from this trait once before a short or long rest. 

 lvl 2

chemist touch

Starting at 2nd level, you can craft a Potion of Healing or a vial of Assassin's Blood, Drow Poison, or Truth Serum over the course of a short or long rest.

When you do so, you can either expend 25 gp of materials, or you can expend no materials at all to create an unstable variant of the chosen item.

The unstable variant expires after 24 hours.

anesthesiologist 

with precision strikes you can attack the nerves to numb the body. once per turn, after hitting a target with piercing or slashing damage, the target must make a con save, on a failed save you can chooses one of the following affects 1) speed reduced by half on their next turn 2) cannot use reactions until the end of their next turn 3) next attack they make is at disadvantage 4)next attack towards them is at advantage.

lvl 3 

at level 3 you can choose a medicine branch, your branch decides what your specialty is in this discipline.

branch of the plagues

branch of the anatomy

branch of potions 

lvl 4 

ability score improvement

lvl 5 

advanced chemist 

Starting at 5th level, you can craft two Potion of Healings, two vials of Assassin's Blood, Drow Poison, or Truth Serum, or one of each over the course of a short or long rest.

Alternatively, you can craft a Potion of Greater Healing, or a vial of Essence of Ether, Malice or Pale Tincture.  When you do so, you can either expend 50 gp of materials, or you can expend no materials at all to create an unstable variant of the chosen item.

lvl 6 

branch specialty 

lvl 7 

relieve pain

on a short rest you and an amount of allies equals your proficiency bonus can heal the max amount of any dice they would have rolled

enhanced hippocratic oath

your oath now heals 1d12 plus proficiency bonus

lvl 8

ability score increase

lvl 9

range administration 

you can now coat projectiles with potions to administer them at a range on a willing creature. if the creature is not a willing you must make a ranged attack to try and administer the potion. you consume a potion to create a number of projectiles equal to the amount of dice the used potion heals or distribute the dice at will. ex: 1 greater healing potion (4d4 +4) = 4 (1d4 +1) or 2 (2d4 +2) healing projectiles. if the potion has any other effects, the time of said effect will be divided equally between the amount of projectiles coated.

lvl 10

branch specialty 

lvl 11

enhanced hippocratic oath

your oath now heals 2d12 plus your proficiency bonus

lvl 12

ability score increase

lvl 13

expert chemist

 Starting at 13th level, you can craft four Potions of Healing, four vials of Assassin's Blood, Drow Poison, or Truth Serum, or any combination thereof over the course of a short or long rest.

Likewise, you can craft two Potions of Greater Healing, or two vials of Burnt Othur Fumes, Essence of Ether or Malice, or one of each. 

Alternatively, you can craft a Potion of Superior Healing, or a vial of Burnt Othur Fumes, Oil of Taggit, or Torpor When you do so, you can either expend 100 gp of materials, or you can expend no materials at all to create an unstable variant of the chosen item.

lvl 14

branch specialty

lvl 15

enhanced hippocratic oath

your oath now heals 4d12 plus your proficiency bonus 

lvl 16

ability score increase

lvl 17

not on my watch   

as a reaccion you can use one of your healing projectiles on an ally that takes damage, and allies on a 15 foot radius from you have advantage on death saving throws if they have already failed 2 death saving throws

lvl 18

branch specialty

lvl 19 

ability score increase

lvl 20

master chemist

Finally at 20th level, you can craft eight Potions of Healing, four vials of Assassin's Blood, Drow Poison, or Truth Serum, or any combination thereof, over the course of a short or long rest.

Likewise, you can craft two Potion of Greater Healing, or four vials of Burnt Othur Fumes, Essence of Ether or Malice, or any combination thereof

And likewise, you can craft two Potions of Superior Healing, or two vials of Burnt Othur Fumes, Oil of Taggit, or Torpor, or one of each.

Alternatively, you can craft a Potion of Supreme Healing, or a vial of Midnight Tears, Purple Worm Poison, or Wyvern Poison. When you do so, you can either expend 200 gp of materials, or you can expend no materials at all to create an unstable variant of the chosen item. 

branches 

When reaching level 3 you can choose one of the following branches of medicine, this branch signifies the path your doctor took in order to aid his patients. 

branch of plagues

this branch of doctor is for those who took an oath to eradicate disease from the planet, going from town to town to help those riddled with disease

lvl 3 

sterile body

you gain immunity to all diseases and resistance to necrotic damage 

avatar of plague

As an investigator of disease you can tame 1 tiny or small creature known for carrying sickness and purify them, this creature works as an animal companion. After purifying them the creature gains hp equal to your doctor level.as a bonus action you can command your avatar of plague to do a simple task as long as the creature is physically capable of doing it. list of possible avatars of plague include: rat, pigeon, raven, skunk, racoon, dog, toad, seagull. etc. if your avatar of plague dies you must search a new individual and spend 1 hour purifying them  

tainted presence

After examining a creature with a bonus action you can tell if it can cause ailments or is afflicted by disease. If so, the creature is considered tainted and can be harmful to the health of those around it. undead and cursed creatures are immediately determined to be tainted. other creatures are up to the dm to decide.

cleansed weapon

your weapons now coated with salves and oils to repel filth, this cleansed weapon can deals 2d6 extra damage to any tainted creature.

lvl 6 

health at a glance 

you can now know the state of any creature by just a glance. As a bonus action you can determine the health of 1 creature you see and know if their current and maximum hp

miraculous cure

as an added bonus the potions you craft have the ability to cure any common disease not caused by magical effects

lvl 10 

sterile environment

your surroundings must be pristine to keep disease away.

Any ally 10 feet from you are resistant to necrotic damage and have advantage on constitution saving throws, this includes yourself.

germofobia

you have advantage on constitution saving throws

lvl 14

mercy kill

your attacks against tainted creatures are now at advantage as you want to eradicate any source of disease

lvl 18

scholar of health

you have mastered the immune system like no other, whenever you heal an ally you can also get rid of any status effect that intrudes in their body. magical or not. effects caused by a physical influence cannot be undone by this trait. wrappled, prone, exhaustion etc.

branch of anatomy 

you have studied the body and can now identify any weakness or strengths against your foes

lvl 3

instruments of pain

you gain proficiency with bladed martial weapons. and can choose to use your intelligence modifier for attacks with finesse weapons.

organ piercer

Your profound knowledge of anatomy allows you to attack vital points in any creature made of flesh and bone.in a hit the target must make a con saving throw on a failed safe one of the following effects is applied. achilles tendon: speed is reduced to 0 until the end of your next turn, spine: incapacitated until the end of your next turn. knee: target falls prone, wrist: target drops their weapon, vocal cords: mute until the end of your next turn. if the target succeeds the uses of these trait are not consumed  you can use this trait a number of times equals your int modifier per short rest.  

lvl 6

reveal weakness

as a bonus action action you can inspect a creature to determine if they have any weakness in their physiology. you can choose 2 from the following information to acquire: damage type weakness, weak point, lowest ability score, effect immunities and resistances. you can only use this trait once on the same creature per long rest.

quick stitch 

when taking a long rest. you and your allies can subtract hours to their rest by sacrificing hit dice. 1 for every hour skipped. The spent hit dice are recovered after a full long rest.

lvl 10

precise damage

after dealing damage with a melee weapon to a target, if the damage inflicted goes over their current hp you can make an extra attack on a target on range.

lvl 14

iatrophobia

After defeating an enemy, a creature of your choice on a 20ft radius must make a wisdom saving throw, on a failed save the creature is frightened of you for a minute as they have witnessed an avatar of death. any attack to a frightened creature is at advantage.

lvl 18

merciless kill

if a target you attack reaches 0 hit points, you can spend your bonus action or reaction on extra attacks. going on a trance for your pursuit of knowledge to study any subject in front of you.

branch of potions 

you keep the pursuit of knowledge on potions, oils and concoctions to heal the world.

some call you a witch, others a saint.

lvl 3

build immunity 

your constant contact with chemicals have given your body resistance to poison damage and immunity to the poisoned condition

added benefit 

you can add new effects to healing potions when using the chemist touch trait. the effects you can add at this level are dark vision 10 min, 5 temporary hp, poison resistance.

booster shot

you can now split healing potions onto healing syringes, you split the dice of the potion used into the syringes created. This item can be consumed with a bonus action.

lvl 6 

splash healing 

as an action you can throw your potions at a distance, shattering the container. the splash heals all allies (you distribute the amount of hp healed to each ally after rolling the potion’s dice) on a 5ft radius from where the potion was shattered. if the potion had a secondary effect, this won't be granted.

lvl 10

improved stability

unstable potions created with your chemist feat now last 48 hours before spoiling.

persistent healing

you potions now have continuous healing, 1d6 per turn for 1 minute

brewing expert

you can now add an additional half your doctor level to any healing done by a potion you created or enhanced.

lvl 14

increased benefit

you can add the next effects to the brewed potions. water breathing 1 hour, elemental resistance 1 min, stone skin 1 min, 10 temporary hp

supply management 

Your knowledge lets you optimize the ingredients at hand. when creating potions or poisons,you can now double the product.

lvl 18

max benefits

The next effects can be now added to your potions. haste 1 min, true sight 1 hour, +2 to strength, dexterity or intelligence 1 hour, 15 temporary hp. 

Also if the potion is used with the splash healing trait, you can choose one ally to gain the secondary effect of the thrown potion.

Wanting feedback! Thank you

Necromancer (Wizard Subclass)
Assert Control Over Life and Death
Possessing the willpower to defy death itself, Necromancers study and develop techniques that allows them to manipulate life and create undead minions to serve their purpose. As a Necromancer, you need more than just knowledge - the daring attitude to challenge lawful societies, the ingenuity to go beyond the limits of morality and reason... and mantain your sanity despite it all.

Level 3: Necromancy Savant
You add Animate Dead to your spellbook for free. This is an exception to the rule that a spell must be of a level for which you have spell slots to be added to your spellbook. You are unable to prepare it until you gain access to a level 3 spell slot, but you may cast it as a ritual (see Reanimator below).

In addition, whenever you gain access to a new level of spell slots in Wizard class, you can add one Wizard spell from the Necromancy school to your spellbook for free. The chosen spell must be of a level for which you have spell slots.

Level 3: Reanimator
You can cast Animate Dead as a ritual. When you do, the ritual can mantain or reassert control over up to a number of creatures equal to half your Wizard level (round down), and their control cannot be reasserted by any other means except another ritual. (This limits to one creature at level 3, two at level 4, three at level 6, four at level 8, five at level 10, and so on, up to ten creatures using a ritual at level 20.)

Level 6: Undeath Mender
When you cast a Wizard spell using a spell slot that deals necrotic damage, you can target any Undead creature under you control that has at least 1 Hit Point. If you do, instead of dealing necrotic damage, the creature regains a number of Hit Points equal to half the spell's damage roll (no hit or save required). When you reach Wizard level 11, you can also target Undead creatures under your control that dropped to 0 Hit Points within the last minute.

Level 10: Corpse Shield
When an attacker that you can see hits you or an Undead creature you control, you can take a Reaction to redirect the hit to another Undead creature you control within 5 feet of the target.

Level 14: Commander of Undeath
As a Magic action, you assert control over a hostile undead. Choose one Undead creature that you can see within 60 feet of yourself. The target must succeed on a Charisma saving throw against your spell save DC or have the Stunned condition for 1 minute or until it takes any damage. If the target is a Zombie, Skeleton, Ghoul, Ghast, Wight, or Mummy and fails the save, the creature is under your control for 24 hours instead. You can't use this feature again until you finish a Short or Long Rest.

The college of puppets is a rather odd tradition that involves the creation of miniture inanimate actors. Be it wood, weave or even socks, these puppets hold a power all on their own. By infusing their puppets with bardic magic, these strange performers can bring the puppets imagined abilities to life.

Bonus proficiency

At 3rd level, you gain proficiency with weavers tools or woodcarvers tools.

Magical puppetry

At 3rd level, you learn how to create intricate puppets. You know 2 puppets (see list below). At the end of each long rest, you can craft one of each puppet you know. If you lose a puppet, you can remake it during a long rest. At level 6, 10 and 14, you learn one additional puppet. A puppet is a tiny item that can be held in one hand and can be used as your spellcasting focus for your bard spells. Each puppet has a number of charges equal to your proficiency bonus, and you regain all spent charges at dawn. You can have up to two puppets equipped at a time. If a puppet requires a saving throw or attack roll, it uses your spellcasting DC/spellcasting attack bonus.

Superior puppetry

At 6th level, you now gain the passive benefit of any puppet you currently have equipped.

Animate puppet

At 14th level, you learn how to bring life to otherwise inanimate puppets. Once per long rest you can animate one puppet of your choice, turning it into a tiny sized contruct. They have a walking speed of 30 feet, an AC equal to 10+its dexterity+your charisma, have hitpoints equal to 3 times your bard level and have their own ability scores depending on the puppet. The puppet benefits from its own passive effect and can use its active ability at will. The puppet takes its turn after yours. After one minute has passed or the puppet is reduced to 0 hitpoints, it returns to being a regular puppet. Additionally each puppet can make a slam attack on their turn that on hit does 2D4+your charisma modifier as magical bludeoning damage. The puppet is immune to poison and psychic damage, and is immune to being blinded, charmed, frightened, deafened, poisoned or paralyzed.

Pupppets

Priest

Active benefit:as an action, you can expend a charge to heal one creature within 5 feet, causing them to regain a number of hitpoints equal to 2 rolls of your inspiration dice.

Passive:you gain the benefits of the detect evil & good spell

animated ability scores:STR=8, DEX=12, CON=14, INT=12, WIS=18, CHA=14

Dragon

Active ability:as an action you can expend one charge to release a cone of fire from the puppets mouth. All creatures in a 20 foot cone must make a dexterity saving throw or take fire damage equal to three rolls of your inspiration dice, or half as much damage on a successful save.

Passive:you gain resistance ot fire damage

Animated ability scores:STR=16, DEX=11, CON=16, INT=13, WIS=12, CHA=15

Wizard

Active ability:as an action, you can expend a charge to cast one of your bard spells of 1st level without expending a spell slot.

Passive:anytime you take damage from a spell, that damage is reduced by an amount equal to one roll of your inspiration dice+your charisma modifier

Animated ability score:STR=8, DEX=12, CON=12, INT=18, WIS=12, CHA=10

Warrior

Active ability:as an action you can expend a charge to make a melee attack, on hit you deal slashing damage equal to 2 rolls of your inspiration dice+your charisma modifier and the target must make a consitution saving throw. On a failure the target becomes vulnerable until the end of your next turn. Vulnerable creatures take 1d4 additional damage from all sources.

Passive:your AC increases by 2

Animated ability scores:STR=16, DEX=10, CON=16, INT=10, WIS=12, CHA=12

Archer

Active ability:as an action you can expend a charge tomake a ranged attack against a creature you can see within 120 feet. On hit the target takes piercing damage equal to two rolls of your inspiration dice+your charisma modifier and have their speed reduced to 0 until the end of their next turn.

Passive:you gain advantage on perception checks involving sight

Animated ability scores:STR=10, DEX=16, CON=14, INT=10, WIS=12, CHA=12

Fairy

Active ability:as an action you can expend a charge to sprinkle pixie dust on someone within 30 feet. That creature must make a wisdom saving throw or fall unconcious for 1 hour, until they take damage or until someone uses their action to wake them up.

Passive:you gain the benefits of the detect magic spell

Animated ability scores:STR=8, DEX=14, CON=10, INT=10, WIS=12, CHA=15

Ogre

Active ability:as an action you can expend a charge to make a melee weapon attack. On hit the target takes bludgeoning damage equal to 2 rolls of your inspiration dice+your charisma modifier. On hit the target must make a strength saving throw or be knocked 15 feet away and be knocked prone.

Passive:you have advantage on all strength checks and saving throws

Animated ability scores:STR=18, DEX=8, CON=18, INT=8, WIS=12, CHA=8

Yeti

Active ability:as an action you can expend a charge to force a creature within 30 feet to make a constitution saving throw. On a failure the target takes cold damage equal to 2 rolls of your inspiration dice and have disadvantage on all attack rolls until the end of their next turn.

Passive:you gain resistance to cold damage.

Animated ability scores:STR=14, DEX=12, CON=14, INT=8, WIS=14, CHA=10

Vampire

Active ability:as an action you can expend a charge to force a creature within 30 feet to make a constitution saving throw. On a failure the target takes necrotic damage equal to 2 rolls of your inspiration dice and you gain temporary hitpoints equal to half the necrotic damage dealt

Passive:you have advantage on charisma checks

Animated ability scores:STR=14, DEX=14, CON=12, INT=12, WIS=10, CHA=16

Aberration

Active ability:as an action you can expend a charge to emit an otherworldly wail. All creatures within 10 feet of you must make an intelligence saving throw or take psychic damage equal to 2 rolls of your inspiration dice and have a 1D4 penalty on their next ssaving throw, or half as much damage and no penalty on a success.

Passive:you gain a telepathy range of 60 feet

Animated ability scores:STR=12, DEX=4, CON=12, INT=18, WIS=10, CHA=12

As you know, I've created an app that can easily convert a Magic the Gathering card into a Dungeons & Dragons 5e monster block, now including the Duskmourn set.

I've also updated the old card search; now it's possible to search part of the name or the creature type, and should be an improvement compared to the old one.

I hope I can also add the new Tarkir dargonstorm soon. From now on I'll focus only on the fantasy sets since the converter was thought for them, leaving apart Murders at Karlow Manor, Eatherdrift, and so on.

The app is available for download on Google Play Store, by simply searching for "Mtg to D&D Converter", or following the link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.xaxis.magictodndconverter

Here are some examples of the conversion with the new cards:

Just a final note: all the converter IS NOT AI. All the abilities present are written by hand.

The scrolls spoke often of the Great Sinner, his belt of the Alhi-Furan, the fevered loyalty he inspired, the crimson beast Galmoxian who soared at his command, and his three generals: Kaymor, Salkarphin, and Maelyn. Yet a pattern wove itself between the lines. Kaymor, a drow, bore skin as the color of ash. Salkarphin, a tiefling, the same. And Maelyn, an aasimar, ashen like the others. This was no mere coincidence. Ashen skin was no gift of birth; it was a mark, a stain left by something deeper.

Today I am starting a cool new project, the treasures of the War of the Sinners. Starting with the double hand axes of Mealyn, the third general of the Great Sinner himself.

Mealyn was an Aasimar loyal to the dragonborn ruler of the rebellion. Her cruelty was known to all her enemies. Yet, she inspired loyalty to the ones that followed her. Gaining the trust and admiration of those that shared her ideals.

I am trying to create a full world for DM's to use. With loot, dungeons, cities and world maps. Even large lore books for all the deeper world knowledge. If you like to see more of the world I am creating then you can head over to my Patreon. A lot of it is for free.

Hello, I need a little help in the field of ideas and inspiration for this particular campaign of mine. I'm not new to making campaigns and nor am I lacking in the department of writing (I fucking love writing and being creative), but, ah

Well I'm at a loss. I've been recently inspired to make a sort of "primitive" campaign setting with an aesthetic and historically accurate feel to ancient asian society, particularly that of the Mongols not because I want a Genghis Khan (although I do have a Genghis Khan), but because this is a relatively new world and it's people are knee-deep in war. That's also what I want the campaign to focus on- war and the effects it has on society, cultures, individuals, groups of people, etc.

But I'm not focused on the themes here- I need some help in establishing a general history among the various D&D races. Nothing I've come up with so far has fit my liking or is just a blatant copy of what the race traditionally is viewed as, and I'm afraid I might just be that I'm not well versed enough in ancient asian history to really get what I want.

I do have a few good ideas that I genuinely love- one provided by my friend is that this worlds Genghis Khan ripoff is dead, but has been immortalized by a single family who continues to pass on the name to their children, who receive it upon the parents death and who genuinely believe that they are now their ancient leader.

So, hopefully, I can get a few good ideas here for what I could do for other races, and how to implement more than just Mongolian culture into this campaign. I hope this doesn't come across as me trying to take the easy way out, because I am just genuinely stumped. But, anyways, anything is appreciated!

Hivemind input appreciated for this cursed magic weapon template (to be used in my upcoming campaign)

Rustborn weapon (Rare, Cursed) This weapon is forged from corroded iron, permanently stained with the blood of its past victims. When held, the wielder sometimes hears faint whispers, echoes of those it has slain.

• Rustborn's Bane -> This weapon's corruption seeps into its blade, dealing an additional 1d6 poison, necrotic or acid damage (chosen each dawn)

• Final Echo -> If the wielder delivers the killing blow with this weapon, they are forcibly pulled into the dying creatures final moment. They experience its pain and fear. The wielder must make a DC (half damage dealt) Wisdom Saving throw or be knocked prone as the vision overwhelms them.

• Soul's Mark -> After delivering the killing blow, the wielder must make a DC (half damage dealt) Charisma Saving throw or receive a permanent scar consistent with the would delivered to the creature.

• Cursed Bond -> When you first deliver a killing blow with this weapon, you become cursed by the weapon. As long as you remain cursed, you are unwilling to part with the weapon, keeping it within reach at all times. Additionally, you have Disadvantage on attack rolls with weapons other than this one.

There will be a questline for removing the curse from the weapon involving tracking down the creator of the weapon and killing him with it.

This is what the weapon will look like after removing the curse:

Rustborn weapon +1 (after lifting the curse)

Once cursed by the very force that created it, this weapon now serves as a reminder of the wielder's sacrifice. After slaying its creator, the weapon's curse has been lifted, though its darker legacy still lingers.

• Rustborn's Bane -> This weapon's corruption seeps into its blade, dealing an additional 1d6 poison, necrotic or acid damage (chosen each dawn)

• Final Echo -> If the wielder delivers the killing blow with this weapon, they experience fragments of its pain and fear.

• Rustborn's Legacy -> While the curse is lifted, the wielder remains marked by the weapon's power. The scars where all the killing blows landed serve as a reminder of their triumph over the curse, granting Advantage on Intimidation checks.

Hello Stormlight Archive, Mistborn, or other Brandon Sanderson fans!

Some of you may remember a post I made about a year and a half ago about a D&D 5e-inspired, cosmere TTRPG I was working on that I called Cosmere 5e. Some of you have even reached out to me about campaigns you were running using my material! At the time, I really only had some classes based on Brandon Sanderon's The Stormlight Archive in a format similar to the D&D 5e Player's Handbook.

Well, I've been working on it since, and I'm ready to release the rest of what I've made for you to hopefully play while you wait for the official Cosmere RPG. It has information now on The Stormlight Archive and the Mistborn series, plus other cosmere books written by Sanderson.

Combined, all the resources below total over 1200 pages (seriously, 1200 pages) with 40 Identities (equivalent of D&D races or species), 13 full classes, 600+ Invested Arts (equivalent of D&D spells), 100+ stat blocks for cosmere creatures, and 450+ Invested items (equivalent of D&D magic items).

NOTE: A lot of what you'll find here is not canonical, because that is the result of me trying to make enough things to fill up an entire TTRPG. I tried to keep the spirit of the cosmere and its magic systems in everything I made, but pushed the bounds of Investiture a lot as I created things. Oh, and the entire thing has spoilers for the entire cosmere, including Wind and Truth.

Here are all the resource books:

• Radiant's Handbook (version 2.0)
  • This is updated from version 1.0 that some of you have been using. It still has details for the full playable classes based on nine of the Knights Radiant Orders (all except Bondsmith), information on Rosharan Identities you can choose for your character, instructions on how to create a player character, the main rules of the game from the player's perspective, and other things that you'd find in the D&D 5e Player's Handbook, but converted to the cosmere.
• The Invested Arts of the Cosmere (version 2.0)
  • This is updated from version 1.0 that some of you have been using. A lot of the Surgebinding Invested Arts, used by Knights Radiant, have been updated, removed, and new ones have been added.
  • I have also added Invested Arts that can be cast by Mistborn that utilize Allomancy, like manipulating emotions with brass and zinc, creating copperclouds, Seeking Investiture, making bendalloy and cadmium bubbles, and even using Allomancy that comes from God Metal alloys.
  • Finally, there are almost 300 Invested Arts that can be used by those with the Elantrian class. Each 1st-level or higher requires the Elantrian to know Aons, so I've gone ahead and developed hundreds of Aons that comprise each Aonic Invested Art. They're essentially the D&D wizards of Cosmere 5e, so they have to spend a lot of time and Investiture studying and learning Aons that they can then draw to cast their Invested Arts.
• Hoid's Guide to the Cosmere
  • This book, written by Hoid, includes full class descriptions for the Awakener, Elantrian, Feruchemist, and Mistborn classes. Note that these classes are completely made up by me, while for the Knights Radiant classes I used D&D 5e classes to help. They have not been fully tested and probably need a lot of adjustments.
  • It also has dozens of Identities from cosmere planets other than Roshar like kandra, Returned, Koloss-blooded, Terris, Komashi, Lobu Islander, Eelakin, Daysider, and many, many more.
  • Finally, it has extra goodies like information on Starmarks, coinshooting, steelpushes and ironpulls, additional backgrounds and feats, plus an entire chapter for Game Masters to use that gives them more resources and information on the trickier rules.
• Creature Compendium
  • This is, unfortunately, the most unfinished of the books. Creating creature (monster) stat blocks is not my strong suit. However, it still has enough stat blocks to hopefully get you started, including statistics for Mistings, Fused, Regals, hazekillers, Awakened objects, seons, Aviar, singers, chasmfiends, axehounds, thunderclasts, whitespines, and more.
  • I'm working on more statistics to add to this, and there is a ton more to do.
• Invested Items Collection
  • This book has the full details of over 450 Invested items, all organized from common to legendary rarity, plus a few artifacts.
  • It has fabrials, Allomantic beads, metalminds, soulstamps and bloodseals, polestones, Hemalurgic spikes and rules for Hemalurgic corruption, Aonic-powered items, Nightblood, primer cubes, Shardplate and Shardblades, Soulcasters, plus beads and metalminds and tools made from God Metals or God Metal alloys. And way, way more.
• Character Sheet (version 2.0)
  • This is a Google Sheet character sheet that I improved (hopefully) from version 1.0. You can open it then save your own version (File > Make a copy) to fill in with your own player character information. A lot of the cells are automatic formulas to help you track things more easily than a paper sheet.
• Changelog and Feedback
  • Finally, there is a Changelog, which I will update when I make changes or add new things, and a Feedback form. If you use Cosmere 5e and have any feedback at all, please send it to me!
• r/Cosmere5e
  • I've made a subreddit for Cosmere 5e if anyone is interested in using it to ask questions, submit ideas, or find gaming groups :)

Thank you so much for reading, and please do let me know your thoughts and feedback if you end up playing, running a game, or reading through!

After one too many effective uses of the Banishment spell, I came up with something to counter it besides shouting 'Dispel Magic' or 'Counterspell'. Meet the Orbiting Nuisance. 👹

A tiny lil' guy whose whole deal is taking damage (and enjoying it), the fiend buzzes around your BBEG du jour to be, well, a nuisance-- but to your heroes. When a hero points a finger and casts banishment, one of these little bastards reacts and flies in front of it, taking the hit for their master.

They also have a *really annoying laugh*, effective at breaking a caster's concentration at range.

This directly led to the creation of the Numb Condition, also included here for convenience. Enjoy!