Decision Paralysis

Hey guys, just got some minor updates to the Advocate and Battle Mind advanced classes this time.

Hey all, I was just working on the second draft of the Advocate advanced class, planning to release it in a post in a few days. When I was taking a second pass over the Eldritch Invocations the Advocate would have access to, I ran into the question of how to change their level prerequisites in a way that makes sense. I started doing some quick analysis of this and thought it might make for an interesting post. Well maybe not interesting, but informative? Insightful? Anything? The main issue I was struggling with was the invocations that grant you access to spells. Considering the Advocate advanced class gets access to higher level spells more slowly than the Warlock, should the level requirement be raised for an invocation that gives them access to a spell? As with many things, I started off by making a spreadsheet. I think a key distinction here is whether using the invocation requires a spell slot or not. If no slot is required, it feels more like an extra feature or innate po...

This week, I present some fairly light rules for allowing casters to use spells they don't have prepared.

It's me, ya boi with some more updates to a couple advanced classes, plus a new advanced class: the Chosen.

Hey all, this week I've got some updated (and slightly prettier!) versions of the races released so far.

Hey all, I'm back after a bit of an unexpected break in posting with some updates to a handful of advanced classes, plus a new advanced class: the Slayer.

This week, the spellcasting expansion continues, with rules for casting a spell as a group.

Hey all, here's rules regarding radiation for the modern conversion!

This week, a couple subclasses inspired by fighters from the Smash Bros. series.

This week, an optional rule for 5th Edition allowing characters to make self-sacrificing attacks when in dire straights.

This week, the next installment of the d20 Modern conversion updates the core set of advanced classes, and introduces a new advanced class to the conversion.

This week, the next installment of the d20 Modern conversion revises and fixes up a lot of prior content.

This week, the next installment of the d20 Modern conversion introduces the second batch of magical advanced classes: the Advocate and the Scion.

This week, a short break from the d20 Modern conversion, instead adding a new action option for spellcasters: channeling.

This week, the next installment of the d20 Modern conversion introduces the first magical advanced classes: the Acolyte and the Mage.