Using This Book

The Pioneer's Guide to Decanthia is a book that allows both Players and Dungeon Master to enter the world of Decanthia and take on the many challenges that it holds within. The multiple chapters help guide the Players and Dungeon Masters through creating characters and adventures that are set in this world.

This introduction presents a road map as to what is to be expected within this book. Some of Decanthia is included, its history, its characters and the themes that help push your story forward.

Chapter 1 displays some of the NPC's that you can meet within Decanthia and the world of Decanthia itself. These you can include if, you like their personality or just need an npc on the fly with stat blocks. Other than NPC's you will find settings that are dynamic and have a unique culture relative to each other. These will be the mysterious sky city of Astrophix to the more duel and respect oriented, Asamoto.

Chapter 2 provides the options to create a character within Decanthia. It offers a new race, subclasses, and a new class. Each contributing a bit to the atmosphere and setting of Decanthia. While the class may be a bit much and need more refining, be assured that the subclasses were made with the goal of simplicity in understanding them.

Chapter 3 focuses on the new equipment. The many items that may or may not be accounted for with some new weapons, materials, packs and currency conversions.

Chapter 4 is a new way to look at medicines within Dungeons and Dragons. The goal of this system is to pioneer a medicinal crafting system that can be used easily while having some form of in depth shopping or planting. The rules try to be there for structure. The plants and herbs that are used within this chapter are not all that exist. These are simply here to give you a starting point in case you run into some problems along the way or simply don't have the time to create them.

Chapter 5 includes magic items and other treasures for a Decanthia campaign. It also introduces and explores mythic magic items, items that grow in strength and were forged in time now long forgotten. Cursed items are also present although few in number (we at least tried to include some).

Chapter 6 provides spells and a detailed listing of which classes obtain which spells. These spells don't have a common theme throughout them all but, in the future, the spell listing may have a more focused approach to them.

Astrophix

The flying vault Astrophix, home of many magic items and knowledge. Astrophix remains hidden by floating in the sky. Only reachable by being directly underneath it or by using a flying mount can one reach Astrophix. The people in Astrophix are typically well versed in magic and the like in order to keep their presence hidden from the rest of the world for the most part.

While it is a flying city and has many natural defenses due to this, they lack in man power but do have adequate defenses for taking down or at least making a dragon not want to pass by them.

The Emerald Cove

The Emerald Cove is a cove hidden from the likes of humanoids and other creatures. Only known to dragons, this cemetery has a serene feeling to it although the land is ravage and in total chaos from the unleashed magical essence within the dragons.

The cove is protected from divination magic and those that enter the cove have had mixed results. Some find dragons lying down to rest and wait for their passing to enchant the cemetery with their magic. Others have entered and tried harvesting the bones of the dragons themselves. Those of which were unlucky enough to do so were taken out by the dying dragons. While growing weaker and weaker a dragon in it's twilight age is still powerful compared to humanoids.

Those that have been guided to the Emerald Cove have left with information on the state of dragons, and possibly with permission to enchant an item using the ancient dragon magic. The dragon bones found in the Emerald Cove can be found in its almost clear water with the sandy beaches to the close by forest that encapsulates the cove.

In the cove itself, there are also a couple of boats, shipwrecked upon the rocks protecting the ocean side of the cove. Ships carrying who knows amounts of treasure. All untouched by dragons.

Ulthak, Desert Born

Ulthak is an ancient gnoll. Out of place and worshiper of an ancient religion few know about. Brandishing two ank axes, Ulthak does not hold back when fighting however he feels shame and misery each time he loses himself to his anger.

Ulthak wishes to get over his affliction but due to him being an ancestor of gnolls, he is assumed to be just like them. People run from him in fear and kick him down whenever they can due to his kind being so destructive.

Ulthak does not know what happened to make them so vicious but he fears that his rage is tied to it.

Ulthak is inherently evil, he may not control over his own actions at times and at times he may seem to be malicious when he has a good heart. The stresses and beatings that Ulthak has received over the years has only made him weaker on the inside, unable to handle the mixture of emotions inside Ulthak lets it out every once in a while. Resulting in his fits of rage and anger. The vicious cycle begins once again, with Ulthak in the middle unable to get out of it. But who knows, maybe his luck is just starting to turn up.

Rosenheim, Capital of Decanthia

Rosenheim, a grand city with with the bustle of trade and large center roads that carry many of nobility and those of the poor. Rosenheim's people will are open to many races but there are clusters of people that are more race biased than others.

While Rosenheim is known for trade and it's connections to other continents. Rosenheim has a great quantity of crops. A large city needs a large food source and thus the neccesity for a good harvest is paramount to their success.

Many troubles that effect Rosenheim happen to be either agricultural terrorism or political turmoil. Ruled by a monarch, Rosenheim is a strong city that when sent down a path, can radically change. The words of the monarch matter most and the people trust the words of the monarch the most. Should the monarch be tricked or controlled by any means, can lead to disastrous results within the city.

But the council that aids the queen are not easily fooled by tricks. They are what make up the queens guard and are willing to die for their queen.

The army of Rosenheim, while large in size and fierce, has a suprisingly low number of spell casters. This is due to many wizards and the like of Rosenheim sticking to their studies in the safety of the city. Rosenheim does have the resources in order to do so, leaving little reason to explore out of the city unless there is a call for an exotic resource.

The many stores of Rosenheim are filled with great quality items, they have most of the resources needed for spell and average pricing. It is easy to acquire custom clothing, however, people may find that custom weaponry is very hard to come by. The lack of custom weaponry does not mean that custom weaponry isn't there, it just means that the custom weaponry there, is rare and may require work to be brought to its former glory.

Quests ideas: Rosenheim

Some ideas for quests that you can do, are things pertaining to gathering rare materials. The possibility of finding a broken magic item that can be restored and a different city is increased.

If you want to do a royal party or a spy type of mission, Rosenheim is the place to do so. The politics of Rosenheim can make it a very interesting subject of choice. Maybe your party is mislead by their "Guide" and thus end up working for the enemies without their knowledge up until the end.

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Asamoto

The coastal city of Asamoto is unique in the sense that they believe that everyone should be live just the lowest in society. This lead to a very fortunate society that makes sure that guests are fed well and that no one goes hungry.

The people of Asamoto know well what their role in society is, if it is teacher, fisherman, trader etc. One of the better port cities to live in, Asamoto's residents are typically very kind to all and while that may catch some off guard, it simply is just how they are.

They do all train however to partake in combat. Each of them has some rudimentary form of ki and knowledge of how to use. Asamoto while being a passive city will not be afraid of showing their strength in order to be taken seriously, should a neighboring city become too aggressive in their search for land.

Since Asamoto is filled with people who understand ki and master monks, as such there are many practices and traditions that monks may pick up while living there. The monks are very keen on their knowledge and one must first gain a significant amount of trust and respect within Asamoto before being able to access their teachings on ki and their disciplines.

Their strength in ki is very unique and is useful in both keeping the people healthy and extracting information from unwanted spies.

Often in Asamoto a person may find very high quality seafood, clothing that is more suited to warmer climates would also be available here. Magic items would not be uncommon however, the extent of the magic items would be that of things that assist in normal day to day life. Maybe a sickle that helps harvest dead herbs, making them once again usable for a short amount of time.

Books that you can find in Asamoto are typically relating to just regular fantasies such love stories which are popular and the occasional book on fighting styles or the history the continent. Maps would also be available, fit for the ocean and land travels.

The possibility of buy a boat is also available in Asamoto. They mainly sell small trading and fishing ships while protecting the river with their naval army. Boats from Asamoto are also a small bit different than others of Decanthia and tend to have some extra people that would be willing to become part of a crew.

Quests ideas: Asamoto

Quests that you can include, investigating one of the sects within Asamoto that has recently gone quiet and for an unknown reason. Another may be that there is something plaguing the river that Asamoto is near, scouts have been unsuccessful in finding the cause and none of their current treatments are able to cure people affected by this. Helping them find a safe alternative or helping them solve the mystery could be a potential quest for the players.

When creating quests for Asamoto try to focus on their relationship with nature as well as the . Maybe nearby druids are having issues with the monks in unexpected ways or the monks themselves are developing a very dangerous and harmful technique that should not be used at all.

Peacock, The Sapphire Feather

Peacock, a lavishly living tabaxi with a taste for information. Not all strength comes from muscle. Peacock is a grey tabaxi with black tiger stripes and along her arms are two peacock tatoos. Each one representing a piece of her buisness, the client and the dealer.

Peacock, while dealing in underground and relatively shady business deals, will keep as much of it contractually bound as possible. No client that she works with will come out without some form of contract. These contracts are the foundation of her business, and while many of the founding contracts are in paper, she has since learned how to conjure magically binding contracts with other beings. Making her one of the most valued diplomats a kingdom may ask for. Due to her underground nature empires will not directly as for her help as to lose face.

Regardless they follow the contracts as given. Through contracts and stubbornness Peacock has become a well respected and well known contractor within the underground community. There are sayings that have developed over time about what happens when they mess with Peacock. Messing with her means fighting the world.

The Githxanu

The githxanu are a mostly peaceful people however, they do know how to arm themselves are not afraid to do so. In the vast dangerousness that is the astral plane, the githxanu have become adept at both communicating and moving around in the astral plane.

Their homes are large ruins from previously destroyed kingdoms. Living in the ruins has helped them learn more about this side of the star abyss and adapt to the surroundings. Their relations with the astral creatures has helped significantly by allowing them to move and combine differing architecture of kingdoms together in order to make a safer and more resilient home to the dangers about.

Their relationship with the Githyanki and Githzerai is highly speculative but, that which is known, is that they are on peaceful terms. By being from the opposite side of the star abyss, the githxanu may receive some unexpected hostility while in other gith tribes but for the most part they are treated as another member of the gith.

They are welcome to join githyank and githzerai sometimes as githyanki may need an interpreter or communicator to make dealing and acquisition of property flow smoother while githzerai may ask for their rich amounts of history and the endeavors that have been happening with the astral creatures.

The reasoning behind githzerai curiosity towards the githxanu is because, the githxanu are able to see and feel the astral creatures unlike the other races. They have this exclusive ability from the star abyss and have long since known of it. They count their blessings and try living happy lives, making others happy while they're at it.

Ability Score Increase. Your Intelligence score increases by +1 in addition to your Charisma and Dexterity scores increasing by +1.

Age. Gith reach adulthood in their late teens and live for about a century.

Size. Gith are taller and leaner than humans, with most a slender 6 feet in height. Your size is medium.

Speed. Your base walking speed is 30 feet.

Languages. You can speak, read, and write Common and Gith.

Alignment. Githxanu tend towards lawful good, worshiping and assisting the astral creatures. Their good hearted willingness to help has lead to be great companions of almost any kind. Helping those in need is one of their greatest honors.

Astralsight. Githxanu have grown accustomed to being in a chaotic and arcane rich environment. The githxanu automatically detect visual illusions and succeed on saving throws against them, and perceives the original form of a shapechanger or a creature that is transformed by magic.

Githxanu Psionics. You know the mage hand cantrip, and the hand is invisible when you cast the cantrip with this trait.

When you reach 3rd level, you can cast the Identify spell once with this trait, and you regain the ability to do so when you finish a long rest. When you reach 5th level, you can cast the Blur spell once with this trait, and you regain the ability to do so when you finish a long rest.

Charisma is your spellcasting ability for these spells. When you cast them with this trait, they don't require components.

Children of Earth

From the earth came life and with it, the strange creatures that grew and evolved. Grassians are just like many other races, growing and evolving as time continues. In the forests and in the mountains, grass can be found. Others may see grassians as nothing more than plants or as target practice.

Grassian Names

Since grassians are mainly colonies of living grass and when naming themselves, often name themselves after others. Other creatures or other names that they end up hearing or being given. They are able to adopt either gender of name and have no preference when given their name but afterwards will cherish the name dearly most of the time.

Grassian Names: Henry, Antlers, Rock, Chain, Glade, Leaf, Grisly, Dirt

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Grassian

Grassians aren't individuals, instead they are a colony of grass working together with a collective consciousness. Grassians although colonies grass, are surprisingly intelligent gathering in plains and forests, grassians often life a peaceful life walking among much of nature.

Young grassians have experienced little in their lives and often spend their lives in forests, the inner workings of which intrigue many of the grassians. Older grassians are much wiser, knowing about the history of the land and have seen the changes that civilization has done. The longer a grassian lives, the more interested in their own existence they become. Few know the reason why they were able to obtain sentience while others think of it as simply the will of the earth, giving the gifts of life.

Ability score increase. Your Constitution increases by +2, and Wisdom by +1

Age. While their growth is comparable to that of a normal human typically they reach adulthood within the first year of being born and can live almost indefinitely as long as they continue to be healthy.

Alignment. Grassian have a good mix of people. The grassians dont tend towards one side or the other.

Size. Grassian height can vary quite drastically but are all considered medium creatures. The shortest grassians average 5 feet while the tallest average 7-8 feet.

Speed. Your base movement speed is 30ft.

Languages. You can speak, read and write in Common

Children of Earth. As a grassian you have the ability to cast the spell Speak with plants at will but only to forms of grass. Additionally your creature type is elemental, rather than humanoid.

Fire Tinder. Grassians are made of grass and as such are vulnerable to fire damage.

Hibernation. Upon being struck by cold damage, you may use your reaction to go into hibernation, taking half damage in doing so. While in hibernation you will be considered incapacitated and given cold resistance. Additionally while entering hibernation you store 1 hit die of healing. For each additional attack you receive while hibernating, you store an additional hit die. As a bonus action you may wake up from your hibernation, healing for the amount of stored hit die + your Constitution modifier, no longer be considered incapacitated unless otherwise stated and losing your cold resistance. Any time you rest you are considered hibernating as well.

Photosynthesis. Grassians do not need to eat food although they can when needed. Instead grassians create their own food by absorbing light, the light source must be considered bright light. While short resting and in bright light and expending hit die, you may reroll each hit die once should it land on a 1. Once you reroll a hit die you may not do so again and must use the rerolled value. Additionally as an action and while in bright light you may regain hit points equal to 1 hit die of damage + your Constitution modifier.

Genesis

At 10th level, you learn true archanurgy. The casting of spells becomes easier too, making them more durable as your horizon of magic understanding broadens.

All of your spells now gain advantage against all attempts to dispell them. This includes spells such as Counterspell and on maintaining spells like Dark Star which is a concentration spell.

If you cannot gain advantage on maintaining the spell as such in cases with the Counterspell spell, instead the caster of the Counterspell spell will gain disadvantage on their roll if applicable.

Condensed Magic

Starting at level 14, your magic condenses, the simplicity of spell casting now made once again complicated, your spells now become more potent and any spell you cast at or below 5th level will act as if it was cast one spell level higher without the need of expending a higher spell slot.

Aspects

Spirit Strider

Spirit Striders spend their time viewing the realm between life and death. Many fear the cold embrace of death while a Spirit Strider understands it to not be the end of all. These rangers seek to enlighten themselves and to aid spirits in moving on. Walking with the spirits makes these rangers powerful in investigations and in fights. Never alone, the Spirit Strider is sure to be accompanied by few loyal spirits.

Nature's Spirits

Starting 7th level, you gain the ability to summon an allied spirit to assist those allies that are around you.

By expending an essence point as a bonus action you may create a 15 foot radius aura around you for the next five minutes. Granting your teammates one of three effects: Shield, Bolster, or Cleanse

Shield will grant your allies 1d12 temporary hit points each time they end their turn within the aura.

Bolster will allow your allies to add a 1d4 to their attack rolls and damage while within the aura.

While cleanse, will allow your allies to cure themselves from one condition (except exhaustion) that is afflicting them as an action. Once they cleanse themselves they wont be able to do so again until you expend an additional essence point. Each ally may use the cleanse once before having to use another essence.

Starting level 11, you may choose an ally within 30 feet of you to exude the aura instead. This comes at the cost of the duration shortening from five minutes to one minute.

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Reverie

At the start of 7th level, you grow comfortable with drawing strength from the spirits to refresh yourself. Allowing you to regain a number of essence equal to your spellcasting modifier (minimum 1) per short rest. You may use this a number of times equal to your proficiency bonus in between long rests.

Stride Step

Beginning 11th level, you learn to see the channels that spirits go through to move about. Allowing you to step into the realm of the spirits before stepping out and at a desire location.

As an action you may expend two essence in order to magically teleport out to a distance equal to your movement. Upon teleporting, all creatures within 5 feet of your location must make a Dexterity saving throw or be attacked by passing spirits that exit with you, being dealt 3d6 + your spellcasting modifier force damage or taking half as much on a success.

Resonance

With the advancement to 15th level, you gain the ability to resonate your body with the spirits around you as an action. For the next five minutes, you become empowered as the spiritual magic flows throughout. During this duration you may summon 3 separate intangible spirits in a 60 foot radius from you. Each spirit produces a 15 foot area on top of themselves that does one of two things, they may Bolster your allies or they may Wither your enemies.

Wither. Hostile creatures that start or end their turn within the area of the spirits will take 1d6 radiant damage, 1d6 necrotic damage and receive a -1d4 to all of their attack rolls and saving throws.

As a bonus action you may move the spirits 15 feet each in any direction. You may use this feature once per short or long rest.

Way of the Celestial Body

Following the Way of the Celestial Body is not an easy path. Many lose control over themselves and the fundamental forces, resulting in death. Those that are successful however, learn it's destructive capabilities and soothing peace.

Celestial Body monks often seek to understand more about the universe and how it behaves. How each force interacts with each other and what lays behind the curtain of sight. The ever changing fabric of space and the shifting of the arcane weave have never met without resistance. Change that resistance into the source of your power as a Way of the Celestial Body monk.

Cosmology

At 3rd level you learn how to manipulate fundamental forces with each strike. Whenever you make an unarmed strike you may expend 1 ki point to alter it into an area of effect attack.

• Your unarmed strike becomes a 5 foot wide line that extends 15 feet.
• Your unarmed strike becomes a 10 foot cone.
• Your unarmed strike becomes a concussive blast that permeates 5 feet from you in all directions.

For all three attacks, all creatures caught within the area must make a Dexterity saving throw or take 3(martial arts die) force damage. Halving the damage on a success.

At 6th, 11th, and 17th level, the range of these effects increases by 5 feet in all directions except for the line, which remains 5 feet in width.

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Inertia

At 3rd level your unarmed strikes change an objects tendency to move, causing creatures to struggle and use more energy when moving. Each time you hit a creature with an unarmed strike, their movement is reduced by half until the end of their next turn.

Additionally when making an unarmed strike or an attack with a monk weapon, you can use both your Strength together with your Dexterity for the damage rolls.

Equipoise

Beginning 6th level your control over the balance of forces becomes more apparent, shaping the natural forces of the world to your will. You can use your reaction and 1 ki point to conjure a repulsive force to mitigate damage from melee attacks. Upon being hit by a melee attack, the damage you take from the attack is reduced by 1d10 + your Dexterity modifier + your monk level.

Upon reducing the damage to 0, you may conjure additional force to overwhelm the attacker, by expending 2 additional ki points, you may use one of your Cosmology unarmed strikes towards the aggressor.

Star Stepper

Starting 11th level, you learn to free yourself of gravity for some time. As a bonus action you may gain a flying movement speed equal to your regular movement speed at the cost of 1 ki per hour.

While at least 40 feet in the air, you may use your action to come crashing down on a target within a 15 foot radius of you. Upon doing so you rush to the ground, taking fall damage unless otherwise stated. Upon landing however, you will erupt in a 15 foot radius shockwave dealing force damage, equal to 3(martial arts die) plus your monk level, to all creatures within the area that fail a Dexterity saving throw.

At level 17th level you may use your slow fall to reduce the fall damage that you take.

Cosmic Attraction

At 17th level, you force gravity to your will. As an action you may expend 2 ki points, creating a 30 foot area of intense gravity at a targeted location that you can see for the next minute. All creatures caught within or enter the area must make a Strength saving throw or become restrained.

Any creature that succeeds the saving throw will still have their movement speed reduced by half, gain disadvantage on Dexterity saving throws, and rolls to hit.

Any and all attacks towards creatures that failed the saving throw will additionally have their damage increased by your martial arts die. Creatures within the area that are flying will descend at a rate that causes them damage upon hitting the floor.

Fighting Style

Beginning level 2, you adopt a particular style of fighting as your specialty. Choose one of the following options. You can't take the same Fighting Style option more than once, even if you get to choose again.

Sacred Beliefs

Starting 2nd level, your beliefs grow into a more primal power. Beliefs that manifest in this power are powerful and you gain 2 sacred beliefs of your choice starting level 2. When you gain certain archon levels, you gain additional beliefs of your choice.

Additionally, when you gain a level in this class, you can choose one of the beliefs you know and replace it with another belief that you could learn at that level.

A level prerequisite in a belief refers to archon level, not character level.

Archaic Devotions

At 2nd level, you devote yourself to an old way of life. Each devotion that you pledge to specializes in specific roles those being: Pledge of the Archon Priest, Pledge of the Monarch or Pledge of the Archaic Huntress each of which is detailed at the end of the class's description. Your choice grants you features at 2nd level, and additional benefits at 6th, 8th, 13th and 17th levels.

Leader's Commandment

At level 3 you gain the ability to channel the powers of your primal rule. You start with 2 of these effects, both being determined by your Archaic Devotion.

When you use your Leader's Commandment, you choose which effect to create. You must then finish a long rest to use your Leader's Commandment again.

Some Leader's Commandment effects require saving throws. When you use such an effect from this class, the creatures must make the save against your tribunal save DC.

Beginning at 9th level, you can use your Leader's Commandment twice between rests, and beginning at 18th level, you can use it three times between long rests.

Ability Score Improvement

When you reach 4th level, and again at 8th, 12th, 16th, and 19th level, you can increase one ability score of your choice by 2, or you can increase two ability scores of your choice by 1.

As normal, you can’t increase an ability score above 20 using this feature.

If your DM allows the use of feats, you may instead take a feat.

Extra Attack

Beginning at 5th level, you can attack twice, instead of once, whenever you take the Attack action on your turn.

Staggering Strike

Starting 7th level, you may strike an opponent with immense force disrupting their battle. When you hit another creature with an attack, you can spend 1 benevolent boon to attempt a staggering strike. The target must succeed on a Constitution saving throw or become incapacitated until the start of your next turn.

Aura of Dissolution

Beginning 11th level, whenever a hostile creature within 10 feet of you must make a saving throw, you may expend a benevolent boon granting a deduction to the targeted creature's saving throw equal to half your proficiency bonus. You must be conscious to grant this bonus.

At 18th level, the range of this aura increases to 30 feet.

Lord's Gaze

Starting level 15, you gain the ability mark a target for 1 minute at a time as an action. Marking a target multiple times only restarts the timer at 1 minute and will not lower any resistance or immunity further.

When marked, the targets resistances and immunities degrade, you may choose a damage type. In doing so the target has their immunity and resistances towards that element worsened. For example, if you mark a creature with a curse of fire damage. Their immunities will be lowered to resistance and their resistance will vanish. However if the target does not have immunity or resistance to that damage type, then nothing happens.

You may mark creatures a number of times equal to your proficiency modifier per short or long rest.

Force Fealty

Upon reaching 20th level you are the pinnacle of yourself, all others must acknowledge this. As an action you speak and command all targeted creatures within 30 feet of you make a Wisdom saving throw against your Tribunal save DC. Creatures do not need to understand you in order to make this saving throw, creatures still must be able to hear you otherwise, creatures that cannot hear or if they are a construct automatically succeed their saving throw. Upon failing they must stop what they are doing and are forced to their knees. For the next minute the effected creatures will be considered paralyzed and prone.

While paralyzed the effected creatures may use their action to make a Strength check to break free from their paralysis. If a creature breaks free from their paralysis they are then marked with the mark of insubordinance for the remainder of the minute.

Upon succeeding the initial saving throw, the targeted creatures are instead marked with the mark of insubordinance for the next minute.

Mark of Insubordinance: While marked the targeted creature will receive an additional 1d4 damage from all sources for the next minute and have their movement speed reduced to half of it's maximum.

The number of times that you may force fealty upon others is once per long rest.

Primal Dispersion

At level 3, you gain a single primal companion. This primal spirit is friendly to you and your companions, and it obeys your commands.

Each primal companion has a number of hit points equal to your level and an AC of 10 + half your level, rounded up. If it has to make a saving throw, it uses your saving throw bonus for the roll

If you happen to lose your primal companions you may re-summon them at the end of a short or long rest expending a spell slot of your highest available level to do so. You do not regain that single spell slot if you choose to re-summon all primal companions.

In combat the primal companion shares your initiative count, but takes their turn immediately after yours. As a bonus action you may command any number of primal companions that you have to move up to 30 + (Your Wisdom modifier * 10) feet. Additionally as part of that same bonus action, the primal companion may "link" or "unlink" with a friendly creature. In doing so the primal companion shares the same space as the friendly creature and should the linked creature move, so will the primal companion. A primal companion is not able to link to a friendly creature the same turn they unlink .

Whenever you cast a spell you have the option of casting the spell as if you were in the position of any of your primal companion's locations. If the spell requires a roll to hit, and you do not have line of sight but your primal companion does, you may still make the attack with disadvantage to hit.

When casting a spell that has a range of self, if a primal companion is linked to a creature, that linked creature may become the target of the spell instead.

When casting a spell that has a range of that is greater than self or touch, the primal companion must be unlinked.

If the spell has a range of touch, the primal companion may be either linked or unlinked.

Leader's Commandment: Primal Recovery

Starting level 3, you gain the ability to, during a short rest, spend time focusing on your primal strengths. As a rest, you can choose expended spell slots to recover. The spell slots can have a combined level that is equal to or less than half your archon level (rounded up).

Leader's Commandment: Pack Leader

Beginning 3rd level, you lead your people with purpose and run with the pack. For the next 5 minutes a number of creatures equal to your proficiency modifier that you can see gain additional movement speed equal to half of their base speed.

Creatures running with the pack cannot be suprised and upon entering combat these creatures also gain a bonus to their initiative rolls equal to half of your proficiency modifier rounded up.

Archaic Sorcery

When you reach 6th level, you may add your Wisdom modifier to all your cantrips' damage.

Primal Teachings

Starting 8th level, you gain the ability to add spells with the ritual tag to your spell list. You may also swap out a single spell once per day by taking a long rest. When casting a ritual tagged spell, the casting time becomes one action, for only ritual spells from the wizard or cleric spell lists.

Archaic Dynasty

At 13th level your magic gains a powerful will. In doing so your primal companion shimmers as it attracts a second primal companion to aid you. You may now summon and have 2 primal companions active at one time.

If multiple primal companions have line of sight on a roll to hit attack, the ranged spell attacks no longer has disadvantage.

Primal Hunt

Starting 17th level, you can now summon 3 primal companions active at one time.

Immediately after casting a cantrip you may also spend 1 benevolent boons to cast the same cantrip from an additional source, a primal companion or yourself. Using separate rolls to hit and saving throws for each one.

Leader's Commandment: Denial of Sanctuary

Upon seeing a creature receive magical healing you may expend your reaction to deny their saving grace. In doing so the target is not healed for the amount of hit points they receive, but instead are dealt damage equal to that amount.

Archaic Archery

Your use of a bow has become more refined, your devotion to your tool of trade becomes apparent in it's lethality.

You gain the following benefits while wielding a simple or martial ranged weapon.

• You no longer have disadvantage on ranged attacks within 5 feet of you.
• You may use your Strength modifier instead of your Dexterity modifier for any and all ranged attacks.
• Your ranged weapon attacks ignore half cover.

Hunting Time

You know how to strike key points on the enemy to cripple their movement and make it easier to track them. Upon striking an enemy with an attack, the targeted creature loses 10 feet of movement until the end of their next turn.

Immediately after making a ranged weapon attack you may expend 1 benevolent boon to gain a benefit against your prey. When attacking a creature with impaired movement, the targeted creature will receive additional damage equal to your Wisdom modifier (minimum 1), for the next minute. This applies to the attack that was used to trigger this effect.

Tracker's Blood

At level 6 you sense challengers to your throne. Their presence irritating your blood. As an action, you can open your awareness to detect such forces. Until the end of your next turn, you know the location of any beast, monstrosity, aberration within 60 feet of you that is not behind total cover. You know the type of any being whose presence you sense, but not its identity. Within the same radius, you also detect the presence of any place or object that has been consecrated or desecrated, as with the hallow spell.

You can use this feature a number of times equal to 1 + your Wisdom modifier per long rest.

Reposition

Beginning level 8 you learn to reposition yourself in between shots. As a bonus action you may magically teleport to a vacant location within 30 feet of you.

You may reposition yourself this way a number of times equal to your proficiency bonus per short or long rest.

Gift of the Inevitable

Requires Archon, level 2

You gain immunity to non-magical and magical difficult terrain.

Roar of Steel

Requires Archon, level 5

While a tribunal is within a 30 feet radius from you, as a bonus action you may recall it back to your hand. The tribunal must have an unobstructed path back to you in order to do so.

Eyes of the Truth Seekers

Requires Archon level 11

You can see the true form of any shapechanger or creature concealed by illusion or transmutation magic while the creature is within 30 feet of you and within line of sight.

Disruptive Arsenal

Requires Archon, level 11

Upon striking a targeted creature with your tribunal or spell, they will gain 1 mark. Upon reaching 3 marks, the next successful attack that you make towards the creature will take an additional 3 damage and the creature will then lose all three of its marks.

Your tribunals will also begin to count as magical attacks for overcoming resistances and immunities.

Euphoric Embrace

Requires Archon, level 11

Once per turn, upon using bloodthirst, you heal for the full amount of damage dealt instead of half.

Destructive Force

Requires Archon, level 11

You gain an additional extra attack.

Archaic Blessing

Requires Archon, level 13

The primal arcana inside you begins to cleanse your body of it's impurities, making you immune to disease and poison.

Watch of the Moon

Requires Archon, level 13

As an action you gain the ability to grant a creature the benefits or detriments if there are any to being in the night. For example you may use this on a kobold to remove their sunlight sensitivity. The effects of this ability last 8 hours and can be used once per short or long rest.

Sight of Ancients

Requires Archon, level 20

Your lord's gaze no longer turns immunities into resistances, instead they immediately remove the immunity for the duration of lords gaze. If the creature has resistance, they lose that resistance for the duration of this effect.

Kingslayer

Requires Archon, level 20

As long as a weapon is your tribunal, when wielded by you, it will gain an additional damage die.

Archon Priest Beliefs

Monarch Beliefs

Archaic Huntress Beliefs

Metals

The following metals expand on those from Xanathar's Guide to Everything and the Player's Handbook. If you wish to include these in your game go ahead. These metals may be found in specific places and each have a fairly good properties as well as specific use but their price is not something to scoff at.

• Orichalcum A rare metal, that has a yellow bronze like color. Orichalcum has magic resistant properties. Typically made into armor, orichalcum grants the wearer advantage on saving throws against spells and magical effects

• Valnar A blackend hard metal that is very difficult to refine into proper shapes. Valnar is highly valuable to spell casters as the jewelry and objects made from valnar have the ability to store differing levels of spells. The quality and purity of the Valnar determines what the highest spell level able to be stored within the metal.
  The average number of spell levels that a sword or ring may hold is 3. Higher purities have a higher cost but can reach up to 7 spell levels. Only alloys made from orichalcum, valnar and archunite can store up to 8 or 9 spell levels.

• Archunite A clear metal that slightly glows when in the proximity of large amounts of arcane energy. Archunite is used in many high level spells, being able to replace almost any spell material cost. For instance, if you wish to cast the spell Dark star, which requires a shard of onyx. Archunite is able to replace the shard of onyx. The quantity of archunite required is proportional to amount of onyx required. Archunite is unable to replace liquid material components for spells..

• Tantaganite. This crystal comes in varying colors. Each color leads to differing rarity. Red is the most rare, then becoming more blue as it becomes common, deep sapphire blue is equally rare as red. The use of the crystal is in forging charge holders. Magical items that can store a number of charges for a variety of magic items.

Special Weapons

• Boomerang. Upon throwing the boomerang, it will attempt to hit the target and then return itself to the user. It is possible to catch the boomerang as a bonus action and it is also possible for the boomerang to not comeback to the user on a critical failure.
• Kama. This sickle and chain have the unique property of after being thrown, you may use your action to pull back on the chains and retrieve the kama. This works when you miss and upon hitting a target, you may still retrieve the kama. Retrieving the kama in this way will deal normal damage to the hit creature and count as a normal attack. While retrieving the kama it may not be counted as a critical strike unless otherwise stated.
• Knuckle Dusters. When using knuckle dusters, the damage they deal is in addition to your unarmed strikes. For those without training, for example bards, they will deal their base damage of 1 + Strength modifier + the damage from the knuckle dusters. For those with training, monks or those with the tavern brawler feat, it would be 1d4 + their Strength or Dexterity modifier and the damage from the knuckle dusters. The 1d4 would change according to your level for monk.

Weak Medicines

Weak medicines are medicines that will as the name implies, have a weak effect. This isn't to say that they aren't useful, but they will have smaller and more context specific effects.

All weak medicines will be able to be stored inside a pouch for one dose, in addition to being more common throughout Decanthia.

• Rootsworth. Rootsworth is typically chewed or distilled in some water before use. When used, it grants the targeted creature 1 hit points and stabilizes unconscious creatures.
• Dragonvine. Dragonvine, applied to the skin is good herb to stave off death. It has restorative properties that grant the user a +3 to their next death saving throw. If a death saving throw is not made within the next minute, they lose this benefit.
• Moon Moss. Moon Moss is a moss applied to the skin or digested, typically applied to the forehead. Doing so will wake the targeted creature softly. A creature that is woken up through this method will be strangely calm and be granted a +2 to Wisdom saving throws for the next minute.
• Poison Wisp. Specialized in extracting toxins, Poison Wisp will remove the poisoned condition from a creature after being applied through digestion. The process does take five minutes to complete, during each minute the targeted creature must make a DC 10 Constitution saving throw. Upon making 3 failures, they remain poisoned but the next time they take this medicine (if within the next minute), they will receive advantage on each roll. Becoming cured on three or more successes.
• Ember Crest. Ember Crest, a digested medicine that will help burn and kill any disease that plagues a creatures body. While painful, dealing 5 hit points of damge to the targeted creature, it can cure them of any disease within one day, granted they survive the damage.

Strong Medicines

Strong medicines are more potent in their effect. This may be for the better should the proper safetly measures be in place, or it may do more harm than good in the short term. Strong medicines will last a bit longer than weak medicines.

These medicines are less common in Decanthia and will share a higher price in addition to being restricted to certain locations at times.

• Night Bloom. Night Bloom, a medicine that is used both on the skin and digested simultaneously, it allows the targeted creature to rest well and deeply, granting them the effects of a long rest on a short rest. While this medicine is being used however, they gain disadvantage on their Wisdom and Charisma rolls.

• Sicreli. Often digested, Sicreli settles the stomach and decreases the effects of alcohol on the bodies systems. Granting the targeted creature a +2 to their Constitution rolls for the next five minutes.
• Silver Asp. Silver Asp is applied on the skin, doing so prevents the spread of petrification for the next 12 hours.
• Drask Eye. Typically digested, Drask Eye allows the targeted creature to see better for the next hour. This gives the targeted creature the ability to see again for the hour if they are blinded by a disease or poison and grants darkvision to those who can already see during the day for the same duration.
• Waresin. A medicine that is added to large pools of water to bathe in, Waresin removes many paralyzing toxins within ones body. By bathing in Waresin waters, a creature may become be cured of their paralysis in 10 minutes.

Complex Medicines

Complex medicines are made and cannot be found naturally for the most part. These things include objects such as potions of healing, a mixed combination of strong and weak medicines for a more complex and possibly more potent effect.

Complex medicines are special because they can be made while having the effects of other medicines. They can also change form from a leaf to a paste, powder or liquid.

To create complex medicines, you must have the appropriate time and resources. It is possible to create medicines in the midst of combat as an action. When creating a complex medicine there are a few challenges that come with it. For each medicinal ingredient added, the DC for successfully creating the complex medicine may increase or decrease respectively.

Catalysts are special ingredients that will decrease the difficulty to successfully create a medicine you desire. However, the type of catalyst you use will be most important as multiple catalysts will not bear any changes in the DC after the first.

The base DC to create complex medicines is 10. To succeed you must make a Medicine check that is succeeds the DC or is equal to it.

Catalysts

Catalysts are not typically used by themselves. In some cases the catalyst may even be harmful when taken alone but lose it's negative effects when used to make a complex medicine.

• Clot Rot. A common catalyst, Clot Rot is poisonous by itself and if eaten will make the targeted creature make a DC 13 Constitution saving throw or become poisoned for the next minute. Clot Rot loses it's detrimental effects when in a complex medicine.
• Bell Root. Bell Root is a catalyst that causes nausea and makes the creature make a DC 12 Constitution saving throw or become blinded and deafened for 4 hours if digested. Bell Root loses it's detrimental effects when in a complex medicine.
• Straw Nut. When digested, Straw Nut causes a paralysis effect. The creature must make a a DC 14 Constitution saving throw or become paralyzed for the next five minutes. Straw Nut loses it's detrimental effects when in a complex medicine.
• Ash Berry. Ash Berry, once applied to the skin will cause rashes and irritation to the skin for the next hour. This effect is not lost when put into a complex medicine and if digested as either a catalyst or complex medicine, will make the creature make a DC 17 Constitution saving throw or choke and suffocate for the next six minutes.

Complex Medicines

This section will give some details and examples of complex medicines that you may use. Remember that complex medicines can sometimes be worn on your medicine belt, the complex medicines listed here will be able to be worn on the medicine belt and likewise, can be used as a bonus action. A few of of the complex medicines will still have to be used as an action and will be listed as so.

Many of recipes will include only the required ingredients to make the complex medicine, and not the catalysts. This is because most catalysts will be able to be used for each complex medicine. The catalyst itself will list the exceptions of which they will cause the medicine to fail.

Umbral Kiss

Potion, Requires 2 Night Bloom, 1 Moon Moss

When drunk, your next short rest will act as a long rest in addition to gaining a +2 to wisdom saving throws until you finish your next short or long rest.

Silver Fire

Paste, Requires 1 Silver Asp, 2 Ember Crest

Once applied to the skin, Silver Fire will deals 10 hit points of damage. Silver Fire however, will stop the spread of petrification, and poisons. The creature will not count as being afflicted by poison if Silver Fire is applied, additionally if enough Silver Fire is used on the afflicted area. It may cure one of the ailments while halting the growth of the other for the next twelve hows, once 1 minute passes.

Dragon Root

Paste, Requires 1 Rootsworth, 1 Dragonvine

Either distilled in water before being ingested or by applying Dragon Root to wounds. You regain 2 hit points and automatically succeed on your next saving throw if made within the next 4 hours. This medicine takes a while to begin working completely, you only succeed on your next saving throw after five minutes have passed since taking the medicine.

Rejuvenating Tea

Potion, Requires 2 Rootsworth, 1 Moon Moss, 2 Sicreli

Once distilled in water and ingested, Rejuvenating Tea causes you to gain 5 hit points and regain a quarter of your maximum Ki (rounded up) upon finishing your next short rest.

Arcana Vista

Potion, Requires 1 Dragonvine, 1 Rootsworth , 1 Moon Moss

Once distilled in water and ingested, Arcana Vista causes you to regenerate 2 spell levels at your next short rest. These spell levels may be split up or used together. For example you may regain two level 1 spell slots or one level 2 spell slot. For every two extra Moon Moss added, the spell levels able to be regained through this method increases by one up to a maximum of 5.

Lyrion Vitalis

Potion, Requires 1 Rejuvenating Tea, 1 Arcana Vista

Once distilled in water and ingested, it causes you to regain half as many hit points as you normally would during a short rest. However, you regain half of your maxmimum Ki (rounded down) or 3 spell levels. These spell levels may be split up or used together. For example you may regain two level 1 spell slots or one level 2 spell slot.

Asp Resin

Paste, Requires 1 Sicreli, 1 Warsin, 1 Silver Asp

One ingested, the creature must make a DC 18 Wisdom saving throw or become frightfully calm. Any rage that is currently active is forcibly turned off and the creature is cured of their charm and frightened conditions for the next minute. However, they also gain disadvantage on Wisdom or Charisma saving throw for the next five minutes.

Light Cruss

Potion, Requires 2 Drask Eye, 1 Waresin, 3 Moon Moss

When distilled in large pools of water to bathe in, Light Cruss cures those who sit within the pool of blindness, poison, paralysis and one level of exhaustion after spending 10 minutes within the pool.

If a creature stays within the pool of Light Cruss for longer than 15 minutes, they will begin to gain levels of exhaustion at 5 minute intervals until they exit.

Light Cruss also serves as a viable replacement to the material components of the Raise Dead spell if not used before hand.

Crystallized Spell

Wondrous item, rare

These small hand held crystals come in a variety of colors. Typically representing the damage type the stored spell will deal. As an action a creature may crush this crystal, doing so will release a spell that typically is not higher than 3rd level. This spell will have a DC of 18 or an attack bonus of +6.

A list of example crystallized spells will be put here in case you want to roll or have an example of what these spells could be.

Big Witch Hat

Wondrous item, rare (requires attunement)

This hat that comes in a variety of colors, grants the wearer a +3 to their spell attack bonus and a +1 to the wearers spell save DC. This hat may also be used as an arcane focus.

"People thought there was something special about our hats, not really. It's just a big hat."

Everbloom Lantern

Wondrous item, uncommon

This lantern does not require any fuel and release bright light for 40 ft and dim light for another 40 ft. While a creature is within the light of this lantern, they have disadvantage on stealth and all invisible creatures within the light must make a DC 17 Dexterity saving throw or be revealed at the end of each of their turns.

Ashen Armor

Armor, very rare (requires attunement)

Ashen armor is enchanted with a unique variant on control spells. This armor not only grants the user an additional +1 to their armor class while being worn, but as an action the wielder may summon a melee flame weapon as if the spell Flame blade was cast, however concentration is not needed.

Alternatively the ashen armor is not only restricted to flame blade, variants on ashen armor have come out where instead of a flame melee weapon. A weapon fashioned from lightning may appear instead, or one of ice. Whatever element, these weapons all deal the same amount of damage.

While wielding these weapons you are to be considered proficient with them, and you are unable to be disarmed while it is in your hand.

In addition to being a weapon you may as a bonus action, change this weapon into a shield. You are able to summon the shield immediately instead of summoning the weapon if you wish. While the shield is out, you gain resistance to the element that the shield and weapon are made of, and an additional +1 to your ac from the shield.

The armors that can be ashen armor, is the same that mithral armor can be. If the wearer chooses to use a shield, other than the one that the armor itself can create, then the wearer does not gain the +1 AC bonus that this armor gives.

Grieves of Four Suns

Armor, rare

While wearing these grieves, the wearer may speak a chosen command word as a bonus action, the command word of which is determined upon equipping these grieves. Upon doing so the wearer gains four globes of light that hover around them. Each light shed normal light for 5 ft radius and then dim light for an additional 10 ft.

These globes can be up to 10 ft away from the wearer and will stay their distance away from the wearer as the wearer moves. Should one of the globes be unable to maintain its distance away from the wearer due to a wall or other impassable barrier, the globe is allowed to break this rule and move closer to the wearer.

These globes remain on indefinitely until the wearer is rendered unconscious or there is no wearer (The grieves are empty).

Helm of the Fifth Moon

Armor, rare

This helmet grants the wearer 60 ft of darkvision. If they already have darkvision, their sight is extended an additional 30 ft.

On top of gaining darkvision, the wearer also gain blindsight out to 10ft and has advantage on any checks pertaining to to tracking another creature or substance based off the sense of smell.

Solgus' Sword

Weapon (longsword), very rare (requires attunement)

This longsword has a pitch black blade with the engravings of a skull and then six bones that start from the guard of the blade down to 3/4 of the blade. The guard of the blade is gold with a black leather wrapped handle.

Properties. This blade deals 1d10 slashing damage while one handed and 1d12 slashing damage while wielded with both hands. The blade also has the finesse property.

Spell Drinker. This blade is able to store up to 7 spell levels. With each level of spell, that is stored within the blade, one of the bones will begin glowing red and when the seventh spell level is stored, the skull begins to glow along with them. Storing a spell would be to, during a long or short rest expend a spell slot, for example: a 3rd level spell would give me three spell levels, then if I store another 2nd level spell, the total of spell levels becomes five. When doing this action, you do not regain the expended spell level upon finishing the long or short rest.

Dark Smite. A creature is able to upon hitting a target expend a number of the spell levels stored within the blade and gain an additional 1d10 necrotic damage to the attack. If the user is a paladin, they may use the spell levels stored within the blade for their divine smite. Doing so changes the damage die for the divine smite to d10s and allows the paladin to use the stored spell levels to exceed the 5d6 damage cap and push it to 7d10 damage. However, they may only exceed the divine smite damage cap by using the stored spell levels, they may not exceed the cap by expending spell slots as normal.

Frightening Critical. Upon critically striking, of which this blade can do on a 19 or 20, all hostile creatures within 15 feet of the user must make a DC 16 Wisdom saving throw or be frightened by the wielder for the next minute. Creatures that succeed the saving throw are immune to this effect for the next 24 hours.

Dragon Bane

Weapon (greatsword), very rare

This greatsword has the head of a red dragon attached to it and carries the following properties:

Wyrm Devourer. This greatsword deals 2d8 slashing damage with a +2 to hit and will ignore all immunities, treating them as resistances instead.

Dragon Slayer. When you hit a dragon with this blade, the dragon takes an extra 3d6 damage of the weapon's type. For the purpose of this weapon, "dragon" refers to any creature with the dragon type, including dragon turtles and wyverns.

Elemental Charge. As a bonus action you may infuse this blade with an elemental damage type of your choice. This change applies to all damage from this weapon, including the damage gained from Dragon Slayer. Upon making an attack the damage type is changed back into slashing damage.

Bronze Fang

Weapon (any sword), very rare

When you hit with an attack using this magic sword, the target takes an extra 1d6 lightning damage.

As an action you may cause your next attacks to cause paralysis for the next minute, each creature hit must make a DC 15 Constitution saving throw or become paralyzed until the end of their next turn. This property can be used no more than once per hour.

Body Pillow of Deep Slumber

Wondrous item, legendary

This body pillow is close to 5ft tall with a soft pillowy cushion inside. When hugging this pillow it feels as if it hugs back, while hugging the pillow you may grant yourself advantage on any charisma check except intimidation and deception, this effect can only be done once per rest while using the pillow.

This pillow also allows you to make a long rest take only 4 hours instead of 8 hours and protects you from any mental invading spells while you are within 5ft of the pillow.

Sickle of the Grim Harvest

Weapon (sickle), very rare

This sickle of silver and elvish carvings allows the user to harvest wild plants that are able to be used, including the harvest of dead plants. Any plant that is harvested with this sickle grants the user a +1d4 to medicine checks when using these harvest plants.

When harvesting dead plants, the plant comes back to life and full of energy for 1d20 days. This plant cannot grow roots or continue to live if harvested with this sickle. At the end of those 1d20 days the plant shrivels up again, dies, and is unable to be brought back by any way.

Appraiser's Bag

Wondrous item, rare

This bag of sorts typically is black with a side pouch as well as a side clasp for a water bottle or flask. Inside it is plenty storage for different types of rocks and gemstones.

When found this bag contains1d4 + 1 charges and can have a maximum of 5 charges. These charges recharge 1d4 charges each dawn and, using a charge the user may cast the spell Identify as a 1st level spell on any object they are holding in their hands.

When stones, or gemstones of any variety or size that can fit within the opening of the bag. The bag then sucks in the gemstone and increases by 1 pound per gemstone. This bag can hold any volume of gemstones as long as the weight of the bag does not increase past 15lb. If this limit is exceeded then the bag tears and the contents are lost into the astral plane.

Additionally, when found this bag is pre-filled with 1d4 gemstones that are worth 50 gold pieces each.

Krakensong

Weapon (whip), very rare

This whip is only the handle at first. An ornate handle is made out of a piece of drift wood, decorated with barnacles, seaweed and arcane runes.

By using a bonus action the wielder of the whip gathers water from surrounding water sources, the whip then creates it's tail out of the gathered water.

Afterwards however, the wielder can still gather more water. For every additional 5 gallons gathered, which can be done by using an action. The size of the whip expands by 5ft in length and gains an increase in damage equal to +1d4 cold damage.

Once the whip is has a reach of more than 20 feet. The user must make attack rolls with disadvantage unless they use a kraken charge, in which no detrimental effect is taken into account.

The whip is only able to hold onto 10 gallons of water within the handle in addition to what is needed to create the regular whip.

Kraken charge. As an action the user may make an attack. Upon striking the target, the target and all creatures within 5 feet of the target must make a DC 17 Dexterity saving throw or be blasted by scalding water and take fire damage equal to the damage dealt by the initial whip attack. On a success the creatures do not take any damage.

Burst Light

Weapon (hand crossbow), uncommon

A small hand crossbow of elven nature has arcane sigils burned into the wooden handles.

This crossbow will deal 2d6 piercing damage and upon hitting a target, the target must make a DC 14 Constitution saving throw or be stunned if it is hit.

However if the bolt is shot into the sky, the bolt will explode in a flash of grand radiant light below it. All creatures then that see the bolt as it explode must make a DC 15 Constitution saving throw or be blinded for the next minute. Upon succeeding the saving throw, the creature is unaffected.

For the next five minutes, an area of 30 feet underneath where the bolt was shot will be illuminated with bright light, then an additional 15 feet of bright light from the edges of that area.

This crossbow is light and nimble enough to be used with no minimum range.

Firefly Powder

Wondrous item, common

As an action you may blow this black dust into the air. Doing so will activate the powder and create small globules of light, illuminating a 15 ft area in front of you with dim light.

Crown of Sapphire Dreams

Wonderous item, rare (requires attunement)

This beautiful crown has multiple sapphires in it of high quality, each resembling a flower.

These sapphires each represent a charge, having 14 charges in total. When a charge is used, there is almost no way to regain that charge. Expending a charge also shatters a sapphire, which alone are worth 100 gp each.

As an action you may expend a number of charges up to the amount of sapphires remaining in the crown. When you use a charge of this crown you heal for 4d4 and cast the spell spiritual weapon at 3rd level. If the healing heals you for more than you maximum Hit points then you gain temporary hit points equal to the remaining hit points.

This spiritual weapon will not require concentration and upon using multiple charges at once, will extend the duration of the spiritual weapon by 1 minute per additional charge.

Extinction, Butcher of Whispers

Weapon (greataxe), artifact (requires attunement to a character with 18+ Wisdom)

Properties. Extinction is a heavenly greataxe with the heavy, two-handed and cleave properties, dealing 2d12 slashing damage upon each strike.

Cleave is a property where upon striking a target, the target's armor class is lowered by 1 for each time they are hit with the weapon. However this decrease in ac is only applied when the weapon that applied cleave is being used to strike the target. The maximum amount of AC that something is able to be lowered by is equal to the wielder's Strength modifier, however in the case of Extinction, it is the wielder's Wisdom modifier.

Silent Judgement. When making an attack with a Extinction, you use your choice of your Strength or Wisdom modifier for the attack and damage rolls. You must use the same modifier for both rolls.

Extinction also ingores all resistances to it's damage, and all immunities are treated as resistances when calculating Extinction's damage.

Whispers and Whimpers. Upon dealing fatal damage that would make a creature incapacitated, the creature must make a DC 18 saving throw or become petrified instead regardless of size. Attacking a creature that is already incapacitated will make them automatically fail the saving throw and they will become petrified as well.

Annihilation (12 charges). Using a charge of of Extinction summons 5 large pillars of light that have 20ft diameters around the user in 120ft area. The wielder may choose where to place these pillars, including them coming out of wall etc. These pillars are not limited to the floor alone.

When a creature enters the area of a pillar, they must make a DC 15 Consitution saving throw or take 2d10 of radiant damage, halving damage on a success. These pillars of light last for 1 minute and each time a creature ends their turn inside the pillars they take 2d10 radiant damage.

When multiple pillars of light are attop of each other, their damage compounds but their saving throw DC remains unchanged.

Extinction also only regains (1d12 - 1) charges once per week.

Ragnorak, The Insane As a bonus action, Extinction may be transformed into it's less kind counterpart, Ragnorak. Upon doing so Extinction becomes a longbow that does not gain disadvantage at any range. Keeping all of the previously mentioned properties such as cleave the same. The damage of Ragnorak remains the same as when it was Extinction.

Sword of Fenrir

Weapon (greatsword), artifact (requires attunement to a character with 18+ Dexterity)

The Sword of Fenrir is a godly weapon that possess the souls of the god of good magic, Solinari as well as the god of dark magic, the Shadow.

Once attuned to the Sword of Fenrir you gain a +2 to your Dexterity score up to a maximum of 26 (Upon unattuning, the wielder loses this bonus).

Properties. The Sword of Fenrir is a +3 greatsword with the finesse, light and versatile (3d6) properties, while unlike other greatswords, it does not have the two-handed property.

Godly Might. The Sword of Fenrir ignores all resistances. Additionally, upon taking an attack action, you may make another attack on the same turn. Neither of the effects that this blade may produce can be countered by spells such as counterspell or antimagic field.

Reach of the Weave (6 charges). By expending a charge Solinari shows his strength, imbuing the blade with holy energy. The blade is granted a range of 30 ft for the next minute, and will deal an additional 1d6 radiant damage. If desired, all of the blades damage may be converted to radiant. The wielder may choose to have this property persist for an additional minute per charge expended.

Devouring Darkness (6 charges). Expending a charge will allow the Shadow within to come out. Upon being expended, an area of darkness is formed around the wielder as if the spell darkness upon the wielder with a few changes. The darkness follows the wielder, the darkness lasts for 1 minute, the darkness does not require concentration and the wielder may see through the darkness.

Upon ending their turn within the darkness, creatures must make a DC 19 Wisdom saving throw taking psychic damage equal to the wielder's level, halving damage on a success.

Likewise this effect may persist by expending charges, gaining an additional minute of duration per charge expended.

Eternal Balance. Upon expending a charge as a bonus action from either previously stated effects, the wielder gains +1d10 damage of either radiant or necrotic damage to the greatsword (Their choice). By expending a charge to activate this effect, the original effects of Reach of the Weave and Devouring Darkness will not trigger.

Charges. The Sword of Fenrir regains 1d6 charges for both of its effects once every week.

Gilgran The Blind

Cursed weapon (bow), legendary (requires attunement)

Properties. Gilgran is the same as a longbow with 1d8 Piercing damage, Two-handed, and Heavy. However Gilgran does not need ammunition to function and, additionally has the Finesse property.

Gilgran. This bow is filled with the soul of the pureblooded vampire Gilgran. Gilgran was the eldest of his siblings and takes family matters very seriously. He watches out for others and while he may sometimes have an uncontrollable thirst for blood, he is mainly composed and will try advising the wielder on actions that may build connections with others. However he is looking for a bride and will do some malicious deads and seed evil through his words in order to get what he wants.

Starlight Beacon. Three times per midnight, you may mark a creature. You must first hit the creature in order to mark it. Once this creature is marked however, they will take an extra 1d8 Force damage from all sources of damage.

Additionally this marked creature is unable to hide themselves with invisibility or other means of hiding from the wielder. This mark lasts for 5 minutes and also allows the wielder to know of their location up to 5 miles away. This is the general direction and distance not exact location.

Blind Guidance. Gilgran being blinded himself has only helped him see more by taking a different perspective. With this he shares his sight to the wielder, granting them 10ft of blindsight and 60ft of darkvision. Since he is blind this darkvision is more like echolocation and cannot discern color or shades, merely outlines of creatures.

Devouring Shots. Gilgrans arrows pierce deep and devour whatever they meet. The arrows from Gilgran ignore armor class increases by shields and armor. Additionally when the arrows strike the creature, the wielder gains a -2 to hit until they miss, at which point the roll to hit is reset.

Curse. When the wielder attunes to Gilgran they must make DC 17 Wisdom saving throw or begin to trust everything that Gilgran says, after a month of being attuned to Gilgran the wielder must make a DC 18 Constitution saving throw. If you fail the saving throw, your body will be surrounded by an aura of endless darkness making you impossible to see. While surrounded by the aura, you are paralysed as your body morphs and transforms to that of the female sex.

After one minute the aura fades away and you are permanently transformed into a female of your race, retaining enough of the same physical features such as height, hair color and eye color to be somewhat recognisable by those who know you. Your clothing and gear also shift to fit your new form, if necessary. The transformation can only be reversed by a Wish spell. Your DM has the final say in what happens if your sex was originally ambiguous. If you already of the female sex when this occurs, you instead begin treating Gilgran as a husband and gain an unnatural love for him.

Ichinumari, Deaths Collector

Cursed weapon (death scythe), legendary (requires attunement)

Properties. Ichinumari comes with the Finesse, Reach, Two-handed, and Light properties, she will shrink or grow to fit her wielders size and deals 2d4 piercing damage with an additional 1d12 necrotic damage.

Ichinumari. Within this scythe lies the soul of Ichinumari, a pureblood vampire that has a ludicrous hunger for both blood, suffering and memories. She tends towards actions that will cause her user to draw blood or strike fear into their victims, enough so that a memory of fear becomes embeded in them. Ichinumari has an Intelligence of 18, Wisdom of 17 and Charisma of 20.

When the wielder falls asleep they may attempt to talk with Ichinumari through their dreams, when doing so Ichinumari will appear as a blond human woman with the signature elongated canine teeth. Depending on if she has had the blood to fulfill her curse, she may appear in rags or in fancy clothing.

Sanguine Love. Ichinumari loves blood so much that she wishes for you to also partake in its delights, upon dealing damage to a creature, you regain hit points equal to half of the damage dealt rounded up. Additionally she upon attacking a surprised creature, you instead heal for all the damage dealt and not half.

Nightcrawler. While wielding Ichinumari, you are granted her cloak of shadows, allowing you to hide as a bonus action and add your proficiency modifier to all stealth rolls if not already able.

Silvered Tongue. Ichinumari assists in twisting your words. You gain advantage on all persuasion and deception checks. When in a zone of truth or similar effect, Ichinumari is strong enough to resist the effects and allows you to still lie while within area. Although you may only speak up to 5 minutes of lies while in these zones before being unable to lie once again.

Curse. Whenever wielder attunes to Ichinumari, they cannot un-attune to her short of a wish spell. Once attuned to her the wielder gains an unnatural thirst for blood. Every week the wielder must consume a total of 1 gallon of blood or they gain a minor detrimental effect and takes damage equal to their type of hit die (1d8, 1d12 etc.) to their maximum amount of hit points. Each time the wielder fails to consume this amount of blood, the curse will activate once more. Killing at least 1 creature of medium size each day will account for 1 whole week of blood.

Kazuyaki, The Shadows Edge

Cursed weapon (katana), legendary (requires attunement)

Properties. Kazuyaki deals 2d12 Lightning damage upon a successful hit and has the Finesse, Light and Versatile (4d6) properties.

Kazuyaki. Kazuyaki is a pureblood vampire and is the creature that is bound to this katana.

Shade Step. As a bonus action you may teleport up to 60ft away from you. If you teleport behind any creature even those that have already seen you, you gain advantage on your next attack.

Blood Trance. Once per midnight, you may as an action enter your blood trance. While in this blood trance you gain an extra attack action and gain resistance to Bludgeoning, Slashing and Piercing damage from any non-magical source.

This blood trance lasts for 1 minute and can end earlier upon command or upon being knocked unconscious.

Curse. Kazuyaki is very selfish and wishes to keep you to herself, doing so she attempts to make you lonely and have to rely on her for company. As long as you remain attuned to Kazuyaki, nobody, not even close friends and family can fully remember who you are when you are out of sight. They will remember your existence and vague details about you but will be unable to accurately describe your appearance and personality. Creatures will remember full well who you are when you are in their vicinity and engaging with them but as soon as you are not immediately engaging all recollection of you becomes hazy.

This curse may become void if the wish spell or an 5th or higher leveled dispel curse spell is cast upon the wielder.

Dur’adya Child of Blades

Cursed weapon (katana), legendary (requires attunement)

This sword is the length of a katana with a black blade with a green cutting edge, gold accents run up and down the handle and guard. This sword is a cursed blade and is part of the black demon series of weapons.

Properties. Dur'adya is treated as a +2 magic item and deals 1d10 slashing damage and 1d10 necrotic damage. She has Versatile, increasing both the slashing and necrotic damage to 1d12. She is Light and has Finesse.

Dur'adya. Dur'adya is a pureblooded werewolf and has a heart that is consistently on edge from the betrayal. She still cares for her family and wishes to be with them. When she is angry or peeved she will often jump to violence instead of reason.

Lycanthropic Tendancy (5 charges). Dur'adya allows her wielder to draw strength from her bloodline. She has 5 charges that can be expended for differing actions. To recover charges you must wait until midnight for one charge. The following actions consume the number of charges equal to the value between the parenthesis.

Wolf Strength (1). As a bonus action your Strength and Constitution ability scores increase by +4 for 1 minute. Expending multiple charges extends the duration by 1 additional minute.

Hunting Funeral (3). You fan out 10 astral swords that appear behind you. As a bonus action you may send one of these blades flying towards a creature within 60ft of you. This uses your dexteriy modifier to hit, on hit it deals 4d8 necrotic damage to the creature.

Curse. if all charges are expended then you will go into a frenzy controlled by the DM for 1 minute, afterward you fall unconcious for an additional minute.

Owl's Wisdom

Shield, mythic (requires attunement)

This white ivory shield has an image of an owl on its face, painted with crushed sapphires.

Dormant.

• This shield gains an additional +1 to AC, on top of the normal +2 AC that all shields give.
• The wielder does not have to be proficient with shields in order to use this shield.
• The wielder's Wisdom becomes 22
• The wielder may recall the shield to their arms if the shield is within 30ft of them. The shield may also not be called if an object is obstructing the shield from coming to the wielder.

Awakened.

• The wielder's Wisdom becomes 24
• The wielder may pick up any weapon while wielding this shield and use it as if they were proficient with the weapon.

Exalted.

• The wielder's Wisdom becomes 26
• The wielder may use their Wisdom modifier for all weapons they wield as the attack bonus.
• The wielder may ask 1 question per day and have it answered for them by the shield, this question may not be anything pertaining to the future, only the past and present. However this answer has a 50% chance of being false.

Passeo's Stand

Armor, mythic (requires attunement)

A set of aquamarine half plate armor, this looks like the sea and sky. When combined with another set of armor, the presence of the armor is shown through blue accents on other armors.

Dormant.

• The armor's AC is 15 + your Dexterity modifier, additionally you gain disadvantage on your stealth rolls.
• The armor may be worn in addition to another set of armor. The wearer may only gain the AC of one of the suits of armor at a time, you may swap between AC's during short or long rests.
• The wearer does not need to be proficient with any kind of armor in order to gain the benefits of this armor.
• The wearer gains resistance to slashing, bludgeoning or piercing damage from non magical sources. The damage type may be changed while taking a short or long rest.

Awakened.

• The wearer gains 10ft of movement when moving towards an allied creature.
• When a creature you can see attacks a target other than you that is within 5 feet of you, you can use your reaction to jump in front of the attack and take the damage instead.
• The wearer may now walk on water if they wish to.

Exalted.

• Upon being hit or taking damage the wearer gains 10ft of movement speed and will not provoke opportunity of attack when leaving the aggressors attack range until the end of your next turn.
• Upon jumping in to take damage for an allied creature, the protected creature gains 1d10 temporary hit points.
• The wearer no longer gains disadvantage on stealth rolls due to this armor.

Resolve of Frulin

Armor, mythic (requires attunement)

This set of green armor resembles more like clothing than armor, as it appears to be fine clothes.

Dormant.

• The armor's AC is 15 + your Dexterity modifier, additionally you gain disadvantage on your stealth rolls.
• The armor may be worn in addition to another set of armor. The wearer may only gain the AC of one of the suits of armor at a time, you may swap between AC's during short or long rests.
• The wearer gains magic resistance. The wearer gains advantage on saving throws against spells and other magical effects.

Awakened.

• The amount of healing you receive from all sources becomes more effective. Healing for additional amount of hit points equal to half of the initial healing.

Exalted.

• Creatures gain disadvantage when rolling to hit against the wearer with spells. This does not include area of effect spells such as fireball.
• At the start of each of their turns, the wearer regain hit points equal to 5 + your Constitution modifier up until you have maximum hit points. The wearer does not gain the additional healing from the awakened effect when healing from this effect.
• The wearer no longer gains disadvantage on stealth rolls due to this armor.

Noathat's Claw

Weapon (greatsword), mythic (requires attunement)

A greatsword made of bone, this blade is extremely nice to wield and seems to reflect on your ambitions.

Dormant.

• The greatsword has the versatile property increasing damage to 2d8 instead of 2d6.
• Rolling a 19 or 20 when rolling to hit will, cleave -1 AC from the targeted creature. This greatsword does not cleave non additive AC items such as shields and other magical items. If the creatures natural armor is cleaved. They may restore their AC by +1 per long rest up to their original AC.

Awakened.

• The user gains proficiency in Strength and Constitution saving throws if not already proficient.
• Any spellcaster hit by this blade gains disadvantage on their roll to maintain concentration.

Exalted

• When you have fewer hit points than half your hit point maximum, the greatsword deals an extra 2d6 slashing damage on a hit.
• Whenever you score a critical hit on an attack with this blade, the target additionally suffers half of the damage from the attack at the end of its next turn.

Orvei's Crown

Wondrous item, mythic (requires attunement)

A simple crown with white towers and a golden band. This crown reflects the vanity Orvei had when alive.

Dormant.

• You have resistance to cold damage.
• You ignore difficult terrain created by ice or snow.
• You may cast the spell Identify up to 3 times per day, recharging 1d4 - 1 at the end of each day.

Awakened.

• You gain immunity to cold damage and resistance to fire damage.
• Creatures have disadvantage on all Charisma rolls against the wearer.
• You spell casting modifiers increase by +1 if applicable. This bonus is only on rolls to hit and saving DC's.

Exalted.

• You may cast Wall of Ice at will.
• You spell casting modifiers increase by +2 if applicable. This bonus is only on rolls to hit and saving DC's.

Avalanche

7th-level evocation

• Casting Time: 1 action
• Range: 80 ft
• Components: V, S, M (1 pound of white chalk)
• Duration: Instantaneous

Tossing out the chalk from your hands in a cone, a 10 ft tall avalanche rushes forth in an 80 ft cones. Each creature caught within the area must make a Dexterity saving throw or take 10d8 cold damage and be moved 40 ft towards the edge of the cone while being knocked prone. If they succeed, the creature takes half damage and is only pushed back 20ft instead. Regardless, the area being effected by the avalanche will then also become difficult terrain until the snow melts.

Spells that deal fire damage, will melt the snow instantly removing the difficult terrain for those areas.

Casting this spell above 7th using an 9th level spell slot or higher, will increase this spells damage by +2d8.

Hammer Frost

1st-level evocation

• Casting Time: 1 action or bonus action
• Range: 30 ft
• Components: V, S, M (A small cube of Stone)
• Duration: Instantaneous

Waving your hand in a direction, a large 5 ft frozen block races from the ground barreling towards the target. The creature must make a Dexterity saving throw or be thrown 15ft in a chosen direction, besides directly up, and take 1d6 cold damage, upon striking something such as a wall or boulder the creature will take an additional 1d6 bludgeoning damage. Upon succeeding the creature is still pushed back, but only 10 ft, and the damage is halved. If the creature failed and struck a wall or a boulder, they are then stunned until the end of their next turn.

At higher levels: When you cast this spell using a spell slot of 2nd level or higher, the distance the creature is launched is increased by 10 ft on a failure and by 5 ft on a success. The damage of the initial strike is increased by +1d6 cold damage.

Damage from the environment is increased both by size and number. Upon being cast at 2nd level the environment deals 1d8 bludgeoning, 1d10 at 3rd level and then 1d12 at 4th level. After 4th level it begins increasing the environmental damage die quantity. 2d12 at 5th, 3d12 at 6th etc.

The size of the block and spell range will also increase by 5 ft in all directions per level above the first.

Numb Senses

2nd-level abjuration

• Casting Time: 1 action
• Range: Touch
• Components: V, S
• Duration: 8 hours

You touch a creature within reach, decreasing one of their senses. If they do not have the ability to gain detrimental effects such as not having any eyes, that option would be disabled and ineffective. Doing so however may let other creatures benefit from feats or gain detrimental effects for the next 8 hours.

Sight. The creatures sight diminishes to a 60ft area around them of bright light, they are unable to see accurately past this area and have disadvantage on all rolls pertaining to anything else outside of it. However if a creature has sunlight sensitivity, they will no longer receive the detrimental effects of it. The creature also then has advantage on all rolls against making the targeted creature blinded.

Taste. The creature loses it's ability to accurately taste something, they will still be able to taste if something is good or bad however the degree at which they can do so is decreased. Creatures affected by this effect, will gain disadvantage on any roles pertaining to taste, be it seeing if there is poison in the food or to determine what spices are exactly used in a meal. Benefits may be being able to drink more of a particularly bad beverage making one able to win a drinking contest.

Touch. A creature that has a numb sense of touch will find it incredibly difficult to hold their weapons securely. A creature will gain disadvantage on all roles pertaining to holding on to something. It can be a creature or object that they are trying to interact with, and they will still gain disadvantage both times.

Hearing. Lowering someone's hearing can be quite troublesome for most but for times in a ravaging storm or in front of a siren, lowering someone hearing might actually be beneficial. When a creature has its hearing decreased, it gains advantage on rolls against particularly loud things such as thunder that would possibly make the creature deafened. Additionally if a creature requires the target of this spell to be able to hear it for things such as a charm, the target of this spell has advantage against said charm.

Smell. Lowering a creatures sense of smell will make it more difficult for them to tell if something is bad or if a gas had a specific smell, it would make them more susceptible to being unaware of it. While affected by this effect, the targeted creature has disadvantage on determining a smell, the substance that is causing the smell etc. This however does allow the creature to go places that others wouldn't due to it being a specifically bad smell.

Winter Contingency

5th-level evocation

• Casting Time: 1 action
• Range: 40 ft
• Components: V, S, M (A sapphire worth at least 50gp)
• Duration: Concentration up to 1 minute

You conjure a winter storm above a 40 ft diameter area up to 40 ft away from you. Doing so, all creatures within the area must make a Dexterity saving throw or take 8d6 cold damage, halving damage on a success. The storm persists for the duration of the spell and will put out any non magical flames within the area.

For the following turns, you may as a bonus action, call down an icicle that forms from the storm to strike a creature within the area of the storm. The area the icicle affects being a 10ft diameter area, creatures caught within the area must make a Dexterity saving throw or take 4d6 cold damage, halving the damage upon succeeding. Summoning an icicle through this method will not count as casting a leveled spell.

Upon casting this spell at levels above 5th, the duration increases by 1 minute and no longer requires concentration. 2 minutes at 6, 3 at 7th, 4 at 8th and 5 at 9th.

At higher levels, it is possible to cast a leveled spell such as call lightning while using Winter Contingency's bonus action feature. Casting a leveled spell while Winter Contingency is in effect will not dissipate Winter Contingency.

Blood Frost

evocation cantrip

• Casting Time: 1 action
• Range: 60 ft
• Components: V, S
• Duration: Instantaneous

Frost begins forming around a targeted creature of choice. A sudden shard of ice bursts forth and attempts to piece the creature. If hit the targeted creature takes 1d4 cold damage.

After being struck by Blood Frost, the targeted creature will gain an ice shard stack. Each time they are hit with blood frost once more, they gain an additional ice shard stack. Upon reaching 5 stacks or by using your bonus action, you detonate the blood frost. Making it explode in a freazing blast. All creatures around the target, including the target themselves, must make a Constitution saving throw or take 1d4 cold damage per blood frost stack.

At higher levels, this spell will deal additional damage upon being cast. The damage increase to 2d4 at level 5th level, 3d4 at 11th level, and 4d4 at 17th level. This only increases the initial damage of this spell not the detonation damage.

However the amount of stacks that a creature may have before the blood frost detonates will increase by 1, from 5 to 7 at 5th, 8 at 11th, 9 at 17th level.

Restorative Melody

5th-level evocation

• Casting Time: 1 action
• Range: 15ft radius
• Components: V, S, M (An instrument of choice)
• Duration: Concentration up to 1 minutes

Weaving magic in music, all allied creatures within a 15ft radius of you are immediately healed for 20 hit points. For the next two minutes, all allied creatures within the area healed 1d4 + your spellcasting modifier, hit points at the beginning of their turn.

At higher levels, when you cast this spell using a 6th level spell slot or higher, the healing over time increases by +1d4 for each spell level above 5th.

Compounding Force

evocation cantrip

• Casting Time: 1 action
• Range: 60 ft
• Components: V, S
• Duration: Instantaneous

You send an attack through the air, compressing and piercing targets. On a hit the attack deals 1d8 piercing damage to the target. This attack is ignores temporary hit points and deals damage directly to the target's hit points as it pierces through the target's defenses.

The spell's damage increases by 1d8 when you reach 5th level (2d8), 11th level (3d8), and 17th level (4d8).

Wind Blade

evocation cantrip

• Casting Time: 1 action
• Range: 60 ft
• Components: V, S
• Duration: Instantaneous

A quick blast of cutting wind is launched from your hands to a target of choice. On a hit the blast of wind deals 1d8 slashing damage to the target. This attack is invisible and makes it very difficult for other creatures to tell from where the attack is coming from.

The spell's damage increases by 1d8 when you reach 5th level (2d8), 11th level (3d8), and 17th level (4d8).

Simple Sketch

transmutation cantrip

• Casting Time: 1 minute
• Range: Touch
• Components: V, S, M (a one ounce bottle of ink)
• Duration: Concentration up to 5 minutes

You spend the next minute drawing a simple sketch that fits within a 5 ft square. Once you finish that drawing it becomes real for the duration of the spell. For example, drawing a door on a wall will allow you to open the wall and use it like a regular door.

There are limitations however, nothing you draw will come to life and assist you in combat. However it is possible for you to draw a creature and have them communicate what is further down the wall to you.

Wick Guard

1st-level abjuration

• Casting Time: 1 reaction
• Range: Self
• Components: V, S
• Duration: 1 round

A protective shield of thatch vines and leaves forms to help protect you from attacks. Until the end of your next turn, you gain 1d10 + your spell casting modifier temporary hit points. This shield takes damage from any attack that caused the usage of the spell.

At Higher Levels. When you cast this spell using a spell slot of 2nd level or higher, the amount of temporary hit points increases by 1d10 for each slot level above 1st.

Watch Guard

1st-level abjuration

• Casting Time: 1 minute
• Range: 5 feet
• Components: V, S, M (a tiny bell, a piece of fine silver wire and a hat of any size)
• Duration: 16 hours

You create a shadowy puppet resembling a humanoid creature. They can be clothed in whichever way you desire and from 30 ft and beyond, creatures will only be able to make out the puppet's silhouette. Any closer and they will appear to be a regular humanoid that they are representing. Any interaction with the watch guard breaks the illusion that it is a puppet. Once the clothes and position are set, they cannot be changed later on.

This spell ends early if you wish it to or another creature interacts with it. Upon being interacted with the watch guard alerts you with a ping in your mind if you are within 1 mile of the watch guard. This ping awakens you if you are sleeping.

An audible alarm produces the sound of a hand bell for 10 seconds within 60 feet of the watch guard.

Additionally you will be informed of the number of creatures within 30 feet of the watch guard. If the creatures are behind objects such as a wall or are considered to have full cover, then they will not be counted.

Black Blessing

7th-level abjuration

• Casting Time: 1 minute
• Range: Touch
• Components: V, S, M (a black lotus flower, fresh blood from caster in any amount)
• Duration: Concentration up to 10 minutes

As part of this spell you touch up to 4 targets. Those four targeted creatures gain the following benefits for the next 10 minutes, as long as concentration is held:

• Each of the targets become empowered by the dark and beyond. The targeted creatures will no longer critically fail on death saving throws. This includes being attacked, the targeted creatures will only take one failed saving throw roll from being hit by a mortally wounding attack.
• The first time a targeted creature would drop to 0 hit points as a result of taking damage, the targeted creature instead drops to 1 hit point. If the spell is still in effect when the targeted creature is subjected to an effect that would kill it instantaneously without dealing damage, that effect is instead negated against the targeted creature.
• Upon being cast, a targeted creature gains temporary hit points equal to your spell casting modifier.
• While blessed and alive, targeted creatures gain advantage on one of their saving throws that they are proficient with (creatures choice).
• When making attacks, the targeted creatures gain an additional 1d6 necrotic damage to their attacks.

Divine Armament

9th-level conjuration

• Casting Time: 1 minute
• Range: self
• Components: V, S, M (a holy symbol which the armor will take reference from)
• Duration: Concentration up to 5 minutes

You channel arcana through the holy symbol, summoning melee or ranged weapons and armor of the associated god and wielding it with your own strength you gain the following benefits while wearing this gear:

• You treat all parts of this equipement as if you were proficient with them.
• Your AC becomes 13 + your dexterity modifier when not wearing armor, and all AC increases by +3.
• You gain a bonus flying movement speed equal to your normal movement speed.
• Your weapons deal 6d6 radiant or necrotic damage on hit.
• You may cast spells of 1st and 2nd level at 3rd level for no extra cost.
• All spells that take an action to be cast can now be cast as a bonus action.
• You gain 100 temporary hit points for the duration of the spell