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elderidgeart · 2 years

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The Primal and his patron, Craftsulton Ghaznavid Elisu

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ruderubicante · 1 year

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A-tur reveals itself to the party's Atavist.

#dnd #dnd homebrew #atavist #illustration #art #blood

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maxanite · 2 years

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I’ve decided on a class for Pip :D they’re a Bloodied Atavist, which is a homebrew class my dm uses. Essentially they’re now a homicidal masochist. Incredibly chaotic, cares only about making other peoples day worse! And a kleptomaniac cause crow.

#maxarts #digital art #dnd #tw gore #i guess #ask to tag #dnd character #character design #tw eye trauma #tw blood #but only a bit #pip tag

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hologreys · 2 years

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5e homebrew classes

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They don't have access to as many combat features as Fighters or Barbarians, and they don't gain high-level spells as quickly as Wizards or Sorcerers instead, half. In Dungeons and Dragons 5e, 'half-casters' are classes and subclasses that blend martial prowess with magic ability.

#5E HOMEBREW CLASSES INSTALL#

* This modules are available through the Install Module UI in Foundry.Īny questions about what you can use my content for? Pretty much anything, but click Permissions & Usage for more details. D&D 5e Homebrew Classes - The Atavist That Should Be Official. Kibbles' Compendium of Craft and Creation $10 Consider them my version of Unearthed Arcana options.įarling & Ironwrought are contained in KCCC (Kibbles’ Compendium of Craft and Creation) These are where I develop new and extended content for my custom classes. They are either items in an early version, or are more unique or specialized selections, often made as patron requests. *These options should be reviewed before being considered valid options for most games. Monk - Way of the Four Elements (Revised) This are revised versions of classic options. Another homebrew class designed by a popular dungeon master is the Blood 2. Warlock - The Ancient Intelligence (KCCC) Dungeons & Dragons: 6 Best Homebrew Classes.

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Options available in KCCC, themed around invention and psionsics (linked options have free versions).īarbarian - Path of the Raging Mind (KCCC) More specialized and exotic options crafted with care. I like to play rougish/ranger types, so any balanced homebrew class like that would be good to play. To make different title size for the features you add a number of # (1 to 5) before the title to change the size.Ħ) I would avoid playing with images for now.Highly tested, straightforward content, made to fit all games. I'm playing a 5e game tomorrow and it's been a long time since I last played and I need a homebrew class to really make me feel amp to play. Once again you can modify that part of the left to format it automatically to the right.ĥ) You can continue typing your classes stuff on the left. D&D 5e: The Best Homebrew Classes, According To Reddit 10 The Muscle Wizard (By The Finger) 9 The Shaman (By u/Pattycakeee) 8 The Savant (By. This will create the hp/proficiency/starting equipment part of your class.

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You can modify the table by changing the pre-written stuff in the preformated table in the code zone.Ĥ) Then you can click on the ''phb'' tag at the top left and select ''class feature''. A table will appear in your code zone and you see the result on your right. Princess varieties include Fairy Tale, Warrior, and.

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Start by going in tables and clicking either ''class table'' for full spellcaster or ''half-table'' for other class type. Combining the musically powered, animal befriending charm you would expect of a Disney princess, and the diplomacy and leadership of Leia (also technically a Disney princess), this class allows for you to make a character with poise and elegance and who definitely doesn’t need to be rescued. A gang of goblins emerges from the brush, arrows trained on him, their smiles wide at their good fortune of finding such easy prey for the legion’s slave pens. But yet, in a way, I understand it.' -Gekko, a psion of the Order of the Masked A human clad in simple robes walks along a forest path. This will bring you to a blank ''phb'' page.Ģ) All you put in the left side of the page (the code zone) will appear formated on the right.ģ) At the top of the code zone, you have 4 tabs (editor, phb, tables and print). 'The mind is something I look into on a daily basis, and every day I'm confused as to what I see. 1) Start first by clicking on the big orange ''Create your own'' at the right of the page.

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laevigataprime · 3 years

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Ciar Who is Lost, Character Design, February 2021

Character and Illustration by Tora Kaku

Look at my feral little bastard. She’s played with a homebrewed class called Atavist, who uses blood and constitution to cast some pretty devastating spells. She’s a little satyr who believes that she’ll gain the powers of whatever she eats, which is why you’ll find her munching on moose hearts (for stronger cardiovascular health), lobsters (for immortality), grilled leeks (for flexibility), and cider because cider is a charismatic drink with an alluring voice. Often you’ll see her trying to solve problems with her head, such as bashing locked doors open, or putting a monster to sleep with a swift rock of the neck.

Heavy wool winingas help bind her clothing close to her limbs, and keep her extremities dry for the most part. A wool sweater is fitted underneath her heavy canvas, fur, and leather clothing. The thick layers protect and camouflage her in the winter setting she has found herself in. Two spears offer her ranged solutions and she wields a sharpened and fire-hardened stick as a rapier for defending herself. Typically, her unnerving twitchy movements, and completely inane acrobatics are enough to scare off potential threats before she has to resort to her tools, her nature-themed blood magic, or heavens forbid, her head.

While she holds no real understanding or value to money, she understands that everyone around her greatly respects it. She began her journey with 15 gold coins that were given to her by someone close, in order to help her on her travels through the lands. In those travels, she happened upon a girl who was being forced out of her village as a kind of living sacrifice to a fearsome and malevolent deity. The village said that if anyone was to interfere with the course of the sacrifice, the deity would surely come with retribution, so in classic Ciar manner, she didn’t interfere. Instead, she stalked the girl into the blizzard where she was left to die. Ciar sawed off her horn to offer as a cup to the girl, sharing a strong drink together. She sat with her until her final moments and left her sawn off horn with the body. It wasn’t until later that they ran into a somewhat reanimated form of this girl that Ciar would be able to recover the horn. She found a blacksmith to help reattach the broken horn to the leftover nub using the gold pieces she was given at the start of her journey, hoping that it would forever remind her of what she wasn’t strong enough to protect.

Beyond the depressing anecdote, this satyr is rather aloof yet inquisitive and curious. She enjoys mimicking people to perhaps understand what they’re thinking, takes life at face value and tries to experience anything at least once. She’s also known for incessantly licking or trying to eat things that probably shouldn’t be eaten, all for the sake of the potential power she might inherit!

#DnD 5e #d&d oc #oc #satyr #digital art #Character Design #Ciar Who is Lost

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redosjenny · 4 years

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Full body Mal

She’s a homebrew class called the Atavist who hurts herself to hurt baddies.

#dnd #dnd 5e #Dungeons and Dragons #fallen aasimar #my art #Jen Draws #Malorie Merlo

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knockknockinginthedark · 6 years

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[[ So for my Sunday game, I joined the campaign rather late and near the end-game. So everyone’s preparing for the campaign that will follow afterwards - which is going to be an evil campaign.

I’m going to be a Dhampir Atavist (which is a homebrew class that uses their blood to do damage and basically the more wounded they are, the more of a nightmare they are to fight).

It’s going to be fun.]]

#{OOC}#haven't been in an evil campaign but I got the approval for the class and the race came afterwards #gonna be some fun shit

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livinginbeauty-net · 6 years

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Living In Beauty – Same House, Different Paradise!

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When setting out on this adventure with Beauty and The Beast, we entered into a mystery.

Rim Trail at Patrick Point State Park, Trinidad, CA

Hiking the ranch

Along the way, we’ve acquired an atavistic entourage – a mix of signs, perceptions, memories – who manifest within us a deep sense of ancestral and divine protection.

Working dog guarding the flock at Six Sigma Ranch, Lower Lake, CA

While wilderness hiking or stargazing, the subtle murmurings of nature inform us and we listen carefully to learn if we should stay or go and what to do.

Rio Seco Vineyard and Winery

These messages from othery, out-there sources can be shrill in those precious minutes before a deer steps onto the highway or a hail storm descends – and, soothing when wind and rain pummel the rig like a toy as we drive through a sandstorm or outrun a hurricane or tornado.

As citizens of the planet we’re proud to, finally, be able to look to the sky and trust our instincts. And, be it maturity or a life-stage thing, we’re connecting with like-minded others.

Six Sigma Ranch

In Florida, we met a couple – about our age – who lost their first house to the Northridge earthquake and their last house to a recent wildfire and now they’re happy RV residents of the “Same House, Different Paradise” community – what Jim and I call, Living In Beauty.

Rio Seco Vineyard and Winery, Paso Robles

Due to our long-term savings plan, having better health than we expected, and our great investment advisor, Jeffrey Dunham at Dunham & Associates, we’ll soon enter our third year of a location independent retirement as seasonal exploiters of the most beautiful places in America.

Jeffrey Dunham, our Financial Advisor and Amy Gallego, our relationship manager.

A pilgrimage without a destination, a party that never ends. Here we go again! Our third exodus from San Diego.

We’re on our way to Salem, Oregon for Airstream’s Wally Byam Caravan Club International Rally, where we are presenters on the topic of traveling full-time in an Airstream.

Stacked Stone Cellars vineyard

So much has happened since we pulled out of San Diego four weeks ago!

Agua Dulce Winery

Leaving Chula Vista, we took I-15 to I-215 North to Highway 138 and then took the 14 to Agua Dulce Winery in Santa Clarita where we had an excellent wine tasting and retired for the night in their parking lot with wine, crackers, cheese – all the comforts following a long day on the road.

Stacked Stone Cellars

The next morning we drove 200 miles north on I-5 to Highway 46 and the idyllic countryside vineyard and ranch at Stacked Stone Cellars where we spent several lovely days enjoying their top-notch Zinfindel, making mayonnaise from fresh yard eggs, bottling homebrew and learning Paso Robles history from our illustrious host, Don.

Rio Seco Vineyard and Winery

After four nights at Stacked Stone, we moved eight miles down the road to Rio Seco Vineyard and Winery where the Hinkle family (Tom Hinkle, a baseball scout for 28 years) hosted us for an overnight stay in their scenic vineyard and olive orchard. How lovely to share a happy hour and take a “bus tour” with Mike and Erin from Free Roaming Bus.

Morning After walk at Rio Seco

Cutest kitchen ever!

Inside Mike and Erin’s bus

Free Roaming Bus at Sunset

Sunset in the Free Roaming Bus

Carol Hinkle, our wonderful host

Dare to be different … yes.

Tobin James Cellars

After a wonderful walk through the Rio Seco vineyard and orchard, we moved a mile or two down the road to Tobin James Cellars – our host for two fabulous nights where we stocked up on Chardonnay and Petite Sirah.

Cava Robles RV Resort

The big surprise in Paso Robles was Sun Community’s new RV resort Cava Robles which had just opened for business. They were calling it a soft-opening because the resort is still under construction. It’s a rare thing to see a resort of this caliber before any guests arrive…

…and it was a little eerie to be among the first campers, even having the place to ourselves for two days! We love Paso Robles and Cava Robles will be our first choice when we return.

Wine tasting, Opolo!

Happy Hour at the bar!

All to ourselves …

We were the only RV parked at the entire resort near the recreation area.

Relaxing at Cava Robles

Jessie’s Grove Winery

It’s always difficult to leave Paso … but we moved north to Jessie’s Grove Winery, a family winery in Lodi famous for old Zinfandel vines and great wines.

Vinnie’s Northbay Airstream Repair

Leaving Lodi, our minds were racing with details about a major project in Wilton. Vinnie Lamica at Vinnie’s Northbay Airstream Repair had cleared a week for servicing Beauty. For our journey to Canada, we wanted more solar power and battery storage, and a nice warm cork floor. Vinnie also gave us some valuable road safety advice on how to stay hitched in the event of an accident.

Vinnie’s has the best digs in Wilton. My, how his new Airstream campground is growing up!

Julietta Winery

From Vinnie’s, we drove 28 miles to Julietta Winery – and made it just in time for a party celebrating the release of their 2015 Petite Syrah. After a Sunday potluck with members of the wine club, we were shown a beautiful spot in the rose garden to park for the night.

Roseville and Sacramento

We couldn’t leave the Sacramento area without visiting our good friends Marsha and Dale at the Roseville Church of Christ …

Happy 50th Anniversary to Marsha and Dale Gifford!

… and Jim’s colleagues at the California Medical Association – all who actually follow our blog. Thanks! (Sorry Lance, we didn’t get a photo of you)

Mike and Shirley

Dustin

And a walk through Old Sacramento

Six Sigma Ranch and Winery

The next morning we pulled out of the church parking lot for a breathtaking 125-mile drive (I-5 to Highway 20, 53 and 29) to Six Sigma Ranch and Winery.

Highway 20 heading west toward Six Sigma Ranch and Winery

We camped in a valley beneath a giant oak beside a stream where enchanting birdsong ruled the day and frogs serenaded the stars at night. We spent a couple of days there hiking the trails and roads and taking in the sweet fragrance of buckeye in full bloom.

Our camp at Six Sigma

Mount Konocti from Six Sigma

Hiking the ranch

Six Sigma was an ideal setting to test our new beefed-up solar. So Carmen blow dried her hair … and then she blow-dried Pico’s hair …

….while we roasted a ranch-raised pot roast in our Instant Pot and paired it with the 2014 Diamond Mine Cuvée.

Right from the freezer at Six Sigma

A winery with a lot of heart!

Solar-cooked pot roast!

Okay, that’s a bit decadent for camp food but, hey, ya gotta eat!

Jessie’s Grove, Lodi, where days of wine and roses end well.

Cheers! And happy travels!

We'll soon enter our third year of a location independent retirement as seasonal exploiters of the most beautiful places in America Living In Beauty - Same House, Different Paradise! If you'd rather listen to the podcast, click the play button.