#one dnd

[brewerssupplies]

Why did no one tell me there's a bard subclass in the new handbook that lets you do the macarena at someone until they die?

[cocoshomebrew]

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[leidensygdom]

So, it seems like WOTC hired an AI artist for their latest book (Glory of the Giants). The "artist" (in their social media) openly advertises themself as an AI "artist".

I guess the whole OGL mess and sending the Pinkertons wasn't enough, they had to reach a new low. Fantastic timing, gotta say, all while GenCon (the biggest TTRPG con) is currently ongoing.

[cryptid-peanut]

I'm excited to release my first 5.24 compatible homebrew. I think I'm gonna go through my previous catalogue and update it for 5.24 so be sure to look for that. Play as a living star with complicated identity with Heaven's Tears!

[crowcaws]

The more I think about the mixed races change in onednd, the angrier I get. Finally I can escape to a fantasy world where mixed people are forced to pick a side and are treated like an inconvenient nuance! Nothing like real life!

[fightingchancestudio]

Have any of you switched to the new players handbook? Are you going to pre-order the new dungeon masters guide?

[henwicks-library]

D&D Homebrew | Rogue: Street Rat

Roguish Archetype - Street Rat

Some rogues hone their skills with the blade or stealth, while others rely on their innate gifts to get by. For you, the only thing you can truly rely on is your own instinct. Maybe you grew up on the streets witnessing constant brawls, or maybe you never quite took the the ki side of monk teachings. Whatever the case, Street Rats excel in weaving in and out of combat, landing a few crucial blows before backing off to protect themselves.

Fisticuffs

When you choose this archetype at 3rd level, you gain the following benefits:

You can use Dexterity instead of Strength for the attack and damage rolls of your unarmed strikes.

You can roll a d6 in place of the normal damage of your unarmed strikes.

Your unarmed strikes can now trigger your Sneak Attack.

For Dungeon Masters

If your campaign starts at a level below 3, consider giving a player that plans to take this subclass the benefits of this feature at levels 1 and 2, so that they may better use Unarmed Strikes prior to choosing this subclass.

Street Smarts

Also at 3rd level, your instincts are sharpened in and out of combat. This instinct is represented by your Instinct dice, which are d6s. You have a number of Instinct dice equal to your Wisdom modifier (minimum 1). You regain all of your expended Instinct dice when you finish a short or long rest.

You can expend Instinct dice to fuel various techniques, which are detailed under the "Techniques" section below. You start knowing two such techniques: Bob and Weave and The One-Two. You learn more techniques as you gain levels in this class.

Unerring Instinct

By 9th level, your instinct has been further honed through time spent fighting. You gain advantage on Wisdom (Perception) checks made to detect traps and hidden creatures, and Wisdom (Insight) checks to determine if a creature is lying. Additionally, you cannot be surprised while you are conscious.

Skill Monkey

By level 13, your instinct has been perfected to the point that you excel even in things you have little experience with. You learn the Instinctual Skill technique.

Dirty Fighting

At 17th level, you've mastered the art of following your instinct to best take advantage of your opponent. You learn the Sucker Punch technique.

Additionally, you have advantage on opportunity attacks.

Techniques

Bob and Weave. When a creature you can see hits you with an attack, you can use your reaction to roll an Instinct Die. You add the number rolled to your AC for the rest of your turn, including against the triggering attack.

The One-Two. When you use your action to make a melee attack that misses, you can expend an Instinct Die to make additional melee attack with advantage, as part of the same action. If this attack hits, you add your Instinct Die to the damage

Instinctual Skill. When you fail a skill check that doesn't include your proficiency bonus, you can roll an Instinct die and add the number rolled to the check, potentially turning a failure into a success. You expend the die only if the roll succeeds.

Sucker Punch. When a creature within 5 feet hits you with an attack, you may use your reaction to expend 1 Instinct die to immediately make an opportunity attack against the creature. If the attack hits, you add the Instinct die to the damage dealt, and the creature must make a Constitution saving throw (DC 8 + your proficiency bonus + your Wisdom modifier). On a failed save, they instead miss their attack and become stunned until the end of its turn.

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[aqours]

so i think the 2024 dungeon master guide is actually. kind of goated which in turn makes it all the more tragic that hasbro created it

[digital-meat]

summary of 5.5e / 6e / dndone

[foldingfittedsheets]

So my tiefling bard Orion is a One DnD build where they made bards prepared casters because that’s obviously better in every way. The only downside was that I got the Arcane Spell list but only certain types of magic like illusion, divination, transmutation. But not the powerful wizardy blow stuff up spells.

So I had to go through and diligently check the school of magic on each spell and I made a document called Spells I Can Cast. And then I went and cross referenced that against the bard spell list that included supplementary material and then my DM went through and took some of those bard specific spells away because they were the wrong school of magic.

And the new way they did Magical Secrets is that you just pick one of the three spell lists and have access to the entire list. Every day I get to prepare two spells from a different list. I picked Arcane because we have a cleric and Druid so I didn’t need Divine or Primal spells.

So this morning I went through and supplemented the rest of the Arcane Spell list into my document but now I have to cross reference supplemental bard and wizard spells into it. And because I’ve never played a wizard I’m gonna read through all those spells and annotate ones I think will be useful.

[fandomlobster]

Me making a new reference for my disguise self abusing goolock every time I have a chance to put him in a campaign. I've got a good feeling this time around, trust me [delusional]

[brewerssupplies]

Most see winter as a difficult time of harsh cold, survival, and darkness, druids of this circle see it otherwise. They see the beauty and light that winter has to offer. This is my 3rd entry into the druid circles based around seasons, the next and final one to come being the Circle of Spring. I hope you enjoy!

[Homebrewery]

[Drive]

[i-am-venomancer]

I am straight up not having a good time

[racefortheironthrone]

Question about One D&D discussion post-Reddit

Hey, does anyone know where the One D&D community went post the Reddit crash? Pretty much all the D&D subreddits went dark and I don’t see an increase of activity on EN World or rpg.net. 

[cryptid-peanut]

Reworked Hag Mother Warlock for 5.24! I'm kind of on a roll so I thought I'd do this one. I'm really sad that I couldn't keep the invocation sharing, but it was kinda busted with the new "pact boon" invocations. This subclass was already decent, I just cleaned up the wording for the most part.

[whereserpentswalk]

Wow so this new dnd edition already has:

-A terrible VTT with video game monetization.

-People switching to pathfinder.

-Rules changes meant to fix the old system that just make it worse.

-OGL drama.

Can't wait for dnd 4.5th edition.