We go over how to create cleric subclasses and the main things to look out for in your own homebrew.
All in Mechanics
Homebrew - Starting Abilities Variant
Creating characters with Ability Scores not tied to their lineage, but rather their class.
Homebrew - Abstracted Chases
Fleeing for your life or chasing after the thief, chases can be an exciting part of your game… it just needs a bit of reworking.
Homebrew - Learning New Proficiencies
A training system that provides a bit more drama at the table. This system is designed with usage dice and slowly building up your progress towards gaining proficiency in skills, tools, and more.
Homebrew - Fighting Against the Colossal
Encounters against colossal, world-ending creatures shouldn’t be treated the same way as a typical encounter. These homebrew rules provide ways to create a colossal and cinematic experience for the table.
Making Tools Useful in 5e: Musical Instruments
Creating a purpose for Musical Instruments and providing a Popularity mechanic for them to interact with.
Bard Subclasses: Creating Homebrew
We discuss how to create better homebrew for making and designing Bard Subclasses and create a bard subclass, the College of Cacophony, to demonstrate how subclasses can be designed.
Exploration - Homebrew Rules for Travel
A system designed to make the exploration pillar more engaging and provide a more exciting way to travel the worlds!
Fighter Subclasses: Creating Homebrew
We discuss how to create better homebrew for making and designing Fighter Subclasses and we create a fighter subclass, the Powder Mage, to demonstrate how subclasses can be designed.
More Tools for 5e: Wandmaker's Tools
Build your very own wand with the Wandmaker’s Tools!