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jaypea00101010 · 5 months
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How to make a capstone?
I've been thinking about this a lot since starting priest, and part of why I've been going through making it in the way I have, a few levels at a time, is because I've not been sure how to do later levels until I get there.
I think a good capstone for D&D should zero in on the thematic and mechanical cores of the class, and improve them someway: Barbarian's Primal Champion is great at this for example. What makes a barbarian a barbarian? How strong and tough they are. How can we improve that thematically? Improve those stats.
Monk's Perfect Self on the other hand (correctly) identifies sorcery points as the core of the class, but doesn't quite hit the narrative for me. ki point recovery on inititive rest isn't a bad idea, but what does it actually tell you about the class, what's the narrative for recovering ki when you fight?
For Priest, there's one main point I wanted to zone in on with the class: The Customization. Priest has so many different options for how to build them, from Diety's Domain to Divine Calling to Method of Worship, I wanted level 20 of priest to relate to these somehow.
Initially I was looking at paladins, how they get their capstone feature from their subclass, in this case I was going to make Divine Callings give creatures that capstone, but that wasn't enough. Next I was going to make the capstone something all priests got that interacted with the different Divine Domains priests can connect to, but that also didn't quite hit the mark.
Eventually it struck me when discussing Mage Hand Press' Necromancer class earlier today. Necromancer's Capstone lets characters gain Lichdom from the core class, which grants a few benefits, but then the subclasses expand on this too. I could use this for Priest, and so came up with:
Divinity Incarnate
20th-level priest feature
As an action, you can become your deity or pantheon’s incarnation on the material plane for one minute. While you are an incarnation, you gain the following benefits as well as those dictated by your Divine Calling and Method of Worship:
At the start of each of your turns, you regain miracle points equal to half your spellcasting ability modifier.
At the start of each of your turns, you can change which domain you are channeling.
You gain immunity to necrotic and radiant damage.
You can use this feature once, and regain the ability to use it when you complete a long rest.
This feature already interacts with Divine Calling and Miracle points from the core class and grants two thematic immunities for a priest, but that's not all, as the feature mentions, Method of Worship and Divine Calling both also add features. Take Cultist for example:
Cultist Incarnate
20th-level Cultist feature
While you are an incarnation, the damage dice from your Vital Drain feature become d12s instead of d6s.
This feature interacts with the choices you've made for your character, and improves them in a way that's perfectly thematic. You're channeling the power of a god (or gods), of course it's only something you can do once a day, any more would be too much, but channeling like that is giving a power boost to you, a power boost that's dictated by the options you chose to get to this point!
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the-oricami-curio · 1 year
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"It's always warhammers, what about peacehammers?!" ~Casamir (The Enemies Within PF2e)
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thedisc0panda · 2 years
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QOTD: if you could do any kind of magic, what would you do? Welcome back to day 2 of this years #inktober challenge, todays prompt is magic and considering I usually play mages here’s a little doodle of my Dragonborn Anna doing some fun and funky magic, like a candlelight spell :) . I don’t feel all that well today so I’m taking it easy with a simple doodle, tomorrow I also start a pen and ink class at @mfaboston so that should be fun! Prepare for lots more dip pen art in the coming months and be sure to follow along for this months daily prompts :) . #dungeonsanddragons #dungeonsanddragons5e #dungeons_and_dragons #dungeonsanddragonsart #dnd #dnd5e #dndart #homebrew5e #magicitem #magicitems #dungeonsanddragonsrpg #d20 #inktoberchallenge #tabletopgames #dndbeyond #dungeonmaster #inktober2022 #fantasyart #multifantober2022 #tesinktober2022 #skyrimart #elderscrollsv #gamemaster #skyrimoc #ttrpg #dnditems #inktoberday2 #inktoberprompts #elderscrollsskyrim (at College of Winterhold) https://www.instagram.com/p/CjOTW11OdVy/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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the-5e-classist · 2 years
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I was talking with @dnd-homebrew5e about Motivation and Inspiration since each of us have been lack one or the other and we came up with this and I'm pretty happy with this.
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leidensygdom · 1 year
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I’ll copy @dnd-homebrew5e and ask people to send asks (anon or off-anon) about Yxala! Any question you may have, any itch, any cursed fact~
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Favorite blogs you follow? Are you brave enough to tag them?
@beyescollector
@iris-jaxx665
@brownsugarhunnny
@dnd-homebrew5e
@magicexpandedmultiverse
@dndnet
@livinglatextoy
Lol not many kink blogs but eh. I'm sure there are others. Can't remember all of them
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doobsanddungs · 2 years
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Remus: This mace may have your name on it.
Remus: But a fireball is addressed "To Whom It May Concern"
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the-starkindler · 5 years
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A commission for @dnd-homebrew5e of his d&d characters in the style of Splatoon 2 mem cakes! Astara is so spicy! I am open for commissions!
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My Tumblr Crushes:
elfgirls
ragdolltrolls
asks-n-trolls
inkplots
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upstartly · 3 years
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nekobakaz · 3 years
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Been casually working on an art nouveau inspired drawing of Janna Howard, my dnd necromancer
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An Arrow may have your name on it, but a Fireball is addressed "To Whom It May Concern".
Eragon, probably
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leidensygdom · 2 years
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So, uh, do y'all know of cool dnd-themed blogs that don't repost? I'm of course a big fan of @dnd-homebrew5e , but I'd like to find more. I'm just kind of finicky with blogs that repost instead of reblogging, since I had to deal with one of them stealing from a mutual several times
Bonus points if they're kind of specific 👀
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ragingfreckledbetch · 4 years
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When you mess up a teleportation spell and end up sprawled on a table in the middle of a busy Tavern. Razzy is just having the time of their life. . . . . #worldofwarcraft #ttrpg #homebrew5e #pathfinder #dnd #elf #halfelf #nightelf #druid #itsalwayssunnyinteldrassil https://www.instagram.com/p/CAwWr99A_NJ/?igshid=8ilscc4uhfd3
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mamaofgirlz-blog · 5 years
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Wild Magic is Awesome!
So our DM let me use Bard Spells from Brandon's Big Book of Bards. I picked Spellsong of Chaotic Conduit so that all casters get a 1st lvl spellslot back but everytime someone cast a spell they also had to roll off the Wild Magic table. We had the following happen in the span of 8 rounds...
3 Modron were summoned
Our Kobold Ranger/Sorceror cast fireball on himself
Our half elf cleric suddenly got the ability to fly
and she also gained a size category
Our Aasimar Paladin was levitating 10 ft in the air
Our Kobold also turned invisible and then teleported the next turn
Our Aasimar Paladin also got regeneration and the ability to Blink
My tiefling bard resorted to using her hand crossbow while all.this was going on and will gleefully cast this spell later!!
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