Auromon A CCG in DND

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<div class='cover-footer'>A CCG Inside  DND </div>

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# Table of Contents

**<p> Introductory Note**

**1. Creating an Auromancer** (pg 2)
- Auromancer Class Features
- Enhanced Backgrounds
- External Summons 
- Class Path Discovery
- Power Class Path Awakenings
- Celestial Class Path Awakening 
- Mystic Class Path Awakening 
- Additional Slots
- Enhancement 
- Seal Breaker
- Call of the Auro
- Deeper Knowledge
- Master of the Auro
- Key Card
- Bonding

**2. Acquiring Auromon** (pg 7)
- Seal Breaking 
- From the Wild
- Bosses / Duelists
- Singles Shops
- Fusions
- Questing / Aid

**3. Battles** (pg 9)
- Battle Terms
- The Battle Begins
- Turn Order
- Ending a Battle

**4. Spell Lists** (pg 10)
- Power Spells
- Celestial Spells
- Mystic Spells

**5. Auromon Rarities** (pg 12) 
- CR 0 -30

**6. Auromon Card Packs** (pg X)

**7. Auromon Almanac** (pg 14)
- Auromon Almanac Chapter CR 0

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# Introductory Note
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<p>Welcome to the world of Auromon (Ar-roo-mon)!

<P>Auromon are creatures that inhabit this world that resemble that of normal creatures in Dungeons and Dragons but hold a magic secret to them. Once they are defeated in battle or if they are willing to, they have a chance to drop their Auro (which is their very magical essence) as a card. This magical essence can be called forth for a variety of reasons. The creatures once summoned are sentient creatures and will remember their times by your side. Those that possess cards of Auromon are referred to as Auromancers.

<p>Auromancers are those that wield their own deck full of cards that they’ve acquired from their travels to use to help them achieve their goals out in this world. This goals can be fighting other Auromancers, fighting Wild Auromon and even summoning them outside of battle. Their deck of cards grow and change in size as they become more well versed in the art of Auromancy.

<p>This is quite different from the usual game of D&D because instead of you rolling to attack a monster you will instead choose from a selection of a few card options you’ve added into your deck to do the fighting. While you use creatures to fight for you the risk of character deaths are still very possible.

<br> This Module will continue to be updated as the world of D&D releases more creaturse but for now it only contains the monsters in the players handbook. Future updates will include the addition of other modules creatures (Volvo's etc).

<br> This idea was brought to you by the Podcast DM Told Me To. Along with the help from the memebers of the DM Told Me To Discord for their creative inputs and play testing. Special thanks to Dijas, GokuKing922, Bengalxtiger, bundleofstix and Iroku3 for all their behind the scenes work in creating this manual.

<br> Hopefully you enjoy collecting and battling with your friends,
<br> Ryan Nolan Host of DM Told Me To

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# 1. Creating an Auromancer
<P> We ask that you choose humans as your race for this due to the fact that the other races have magical ties to the Auro. Your class for this game mode must be an Auromancer.

## Class Features

#### Hit Points
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- **Hit Dice:** 1d8 per Auromancer level
- **Hit Points at 1st Level:** 8 + your Constitution Modifer
- **Background:** A choice of an Enhanced Background
- **Hit Points at Higher Levels:** 1d8 + your Constitution modifer

#### Proficiencies
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- **Saving Throws:** Intelligence
- **Skills:** Arcana and choose two from skills

#### Equipment
You start with the following equipment, in addition to the equipment granted by your Enhanced Background:
- Auromancer License 
- A dungeons, explorerers or scholar's Pack
- A starting Auro Disc 
- A starter Auro Deck
- Auromon Card Binder
- A deck of 10 starter cards given by your class

### Auromancer License
Only licensed Auromancers are permitted to cast cards and get full use out of their cads. This license indentifies you as having such power to be able to harness the Auro and summon creatures to aid you. This allow you to have access to guild halls across the world and to purchase card packs at their facilities. Failing to take care of your Auromon can result in a guild leader to revoke your license for not respecting The Auro and the power it provides.

### Starting Auro Disc
An Auromancer begins with a starting astral colored disc that contains a wrist strap to attach to either arm. This Disc at base level has no additional properties but others can be found out in the world that contain special properties to aid you in combat. In combat after two of your Auromon have been knocked out your disc will stop powering and you have lost the fight. A disc needs a long rest to recharge all of its depleted Auro.

### Auromon Card Binder
A spectral binder with card sheets in a 3x3 card fashion to hold your cards when they are not in your deck. It starts with 5 pages that are double sided slots to hold 90 cards and additional sheets can be purchased at card shops for 10 Gold a sheet

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##### Auromancer

| Level | Proficiency Bonus | Features | Set Deck Size | Spell Card Maximum|  
|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|
| 1st | +2 | External Summons & Class Path Discovery| 10 | 2
| 2nd | +2 | Class Path Awakening| 10 | 2
| 3rd | +2 | Key Card | 10|2|
| 4th | +2 | Enhancement | 10|2|
| 5th | +3 | Additional Slots |12|3|
| 6th | +3 | Class Path Awakening| 12|3|
| 7th | +3 | Seal Breaker| 12|3|
| 8th | +3 | Enhancement| 12|3|
| 9th | +4 | Additional Slots |16|4|
| 10th| +4 | Class Path Awakening | 16|4|
| 11th| +4 | Call of the Auro | 16|4|
| 12th| +4 | Enhancement | 16|4|
| 13th| +5 | Additional Slots | 20|5|
| 14th| +5 | Class Path Awakening | 20|5|
| 15th| +5 | Deeper Knowledge| 20|5|
| 16th| +5 | Enhancement| 20|5|
| 17th| +6 | Additional Slots| 30|6|
| 18th| +6 | Class Path Awakening | 30|6|
| 19th| +6 | Enhancement| 30|6|
| 20th| +6 | Master of the Auro| 30|6|
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### Set Deck Size & Spell Card Maximum
This is the amount of cards you must have in your deck. For instance Level 5 Auromancers must have A deck size of 12 with 3 cards in it being Spell Cards. You can only cast your spell card maximum outside of battle until you need a long rest to regain those 3 spell card usages outside of battle again.

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### Enhanced Backgrounds
These backgrounds are to help give  player characters a sense of their characters before the story begins. The Deck Bonus gives the specific class a +2 to all attack rolls of cards of that creature type, rarity or ability. All of the backgrounds keep the same languages and starting equipment as they normally would. Many of the backgrounds are the same from DND 5e where some are different. Gladiator Duelist is the same as Entertainer (Gladiator), Hero of legend is the same as Folk Hero, Nurse is the same as Hermit and Student is Noble from the original DND 5e  backgrounds

##### Enhanced Backgrounds
| Background Name | Skill Proficiency Bonus | Deck Bonus ||
|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|
| Acolyte | Insight, Religion | Celestial |  |
| Charlatan | Deception, Sleight of Hand | Fiend |  |
| Criminal | Deception, Stealth | Undead | |
| Entertainer| Acrobatics, Performance  |Humanoid |  |
| Gladiator Duelist | Athletics, Performance |Giant|  
| Guild Artisan | Insight, Persuasion  | Construct |  
| Hero of Legend | Animal Handling, Survival |Dragon||
| Nurse | Medicine, Religion| Fey |  |
| Outlander | Athletics, Survival| Beast |  |
| Pack Collector| Slight of Hand, Persuasion| Rares|  |
| Pirate | Athletics, Perception | Water Breathing (Also no disadvantage when fighting on land) |  |
| Student | History, Persuasion| Plant | ||
| Spy | Deception, Stealth| Ooze |  |
| Sage | Nature, History  | Elemental |  |
| Sailor |Athletics, Perception | Amphibious |  |
| Soldier |Athletics, Intimidation| Aberration | |

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### Pack Collector
- **Tool Proficiencies:** One Type of Gaming Set, Forgery Kit
- **Deck Bonus:** Rare cards in your deck get a +2 to their attack rolls
- **Equipment:** A Forgery Kit, a coupon book, a pack of your choice, a blank travel journal and a belt pouch containing 10 gold
- **Features:** Every time you buy a pack you will get a stamp in your coupon book. After 5 stamps you get a pack for 25% off your next pack purchase.

### Starting Auro Deck
An Auromancer starts with a deck composing of 10 cards. Each Class Path will be given a premade deck to start with upon choosing said class. As an Auromancer grows their Set Deck Size as well as Spell Card Maximum will also increase allowing more cards to be added in.

## External Summons
You have learned the power to be able to summon any creatures from your deck to aid you outside of battle for one hour until they return to your deck. They can not be summoned again outside of battle until after a long rest.

## Class Path Discovery
When you choose to play as an Auromancer you must choose which of the three Class Paths you'd like to play. With being able to control portions of the Auro, you have a specific niche for the types of spells you prefer to cast. Each Class Path can be looked at as a different play style when it comes to casting spells and acquiring certain Auromon. With your Class Path Discovery any spell that can only target you can target yours or your teammates Auromon instead.

## Class Path Awakening
At levels 2, 6, 10, 14, and 18 you will have awakened a new skill in your chosen class path that sets you apart from the others. This skill helps to further enhance your type of play and may strengthen certain deck builds as well

### Power Class Path
Going down the Class Path of Power allows you to dominate over your foes through the use of pure damage to be able to knock out their Auromon faster than any other class. This play style is good for players that like to hit things very hard and quite successfully. Choosing this pathway allows you to add your proficiency bonus to hit on Power Spells. Due to being so power focused there is no time to learn Celestial or Mystic Spells and as such you may not cast spells outside of your Class Path (besides Wish).

<p>This Classes Path Awakenings are:

- **Taste of Power**
- **Language of Power**
- **Eyes of Exposure** 
- **Critical Strike**
- **Pure Power**

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#### Power Starting Deck
| D10  | Cards |
|:---:|:-----------:|
|  1  | Badger |
|  2  | Giant Fire Beetle |
|  3  | Crawling Claw|
|  4  | Vulture |
|  5  | Giant Crab|
|  6  | Mastiff|
|  7  | Mule|
|  8  | Troglodyte|
|  9  | Chill Touch |
| 10  | True Strike |

#### Taste of Power
At level 2 you have been able to get the slightest taste from the Auro on what it means to posses Power. Your Auromon recognize your ability as an Auromancer of Power and as such are pushing themselves beyond their normal limits for you. Your Auromon of strength score 13 and higher get a +1 to hit on each of their attacks  
#### Language of Power 
At level 6 with you being a young Auromancer on the Power Path the Auro has bestowed you with speakings of the Ancients of Power. You may with speaking a battle chant once per short rest cause your Auromon to roll 2 additional damage die on one of their successful hits on a target.
#### Eyes of Exposure
At level 10 you unlock the ability to channel the Auro into your eyes giving them a red aura exposing your enemies strengths. You may once per short rest spend your action while you have an Auromon out to expose the Auromon you are fighting. The Exposure is told from your Dungeon Master to let you know the enemy Auromon's Damage Immunities, Damage Resistances and Condition Immunities. This allows you to harness their strengths to help you and your team be able to damage the enemy for sure 
#### Critical Strike
At level 14 you feel the power of the Auro through your veins when you cast a Power Spell. This power is something that mere Auromancers could only dream of as you have almost mastered the art of Pure Power. Once per day you may treat a Power Spell Card's damage as if it was a critical.
#### Pure Power 
At level 18 you have mastered and have unlocked Pure Power within the Auro. You can once per long rest have you and your Auromon glow a red aura. You feel this red glow as you having truly unlocked not only your potential but that of your Auromon as well. Once per long rest you may bestow your summoned Auromon with the ability to have advantage on all of its attacks for the current fight.

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### Celestial Class Path
Going down the Class Path of Celestial allows you to keep your creatures alive longer than any other class through the use of healing defensive enhancing spells. This class path is for players looking to be supportive to Auromon of theirs and teammates. Choosing this allows you to add your proficiency bonus to the healing your spells heal for. Due to focusing on controlling aspects through support you have neglected your time to focus on true damage dealing spells and thus may not cast any Power or Mystic Spells (besides Wish).

<p>This Classes Path Awakenings are:

- **The Strength of Good Deeds**
- **Blessings of the Immortal**
- **Spectral Armor** 
- **Healing Purge**
- **Thine Holy is Thine Weapon**

#### Celestial Starting Deck
| D10  | Cards |
|:---:|:-----------:|
|  1  | Goat|
|  2  | Eagle|
|  3  | Myconid Sprout|
|  4  | Owl|
|  5  | Guard, Lawful Good|
|  6  | Noble, Lawful Good|
|  7  | Tribal Warrior, Lawful Good|
|  8  | Aarakocra |
|  9  | Blade Ward |
| 10  | Guidance |

#### The Strength of Good Deeds 
At level 2 you begin to connect to the calling of the goodness of being a Celestial Auromancer. Any creature you command with an alignment of Chaotic Good, Neutral Good or Lawful Good will recieve a +1 to their attack rolls.
#### Blessing of the Immortal
At level 6 you understand the power of keeping creatures alive and how severe death is. The Auro recognize your knowledge of this ideal and will bestow upon you the power of Blessing of the Immortal. Once per short rest in a battle you may spend an action to give this blessing to any Auromon of your choice. Your creature glows a yellow aura to indicate they have the blessing. This blessing will cause the Auromon to not die upon reaching 0 hit points but instead will stay alive at 1 once.

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#### Spectral Armor
At level 10 you feel your bond with the healing arts of the Auro cloak your body like a spectral suite of armor. It enhances your healing spell cards with the same protective gift. Once per long rest you can choose after rolling to heal a target in addition of healing them increase their AC by 10% of the number total. It may not be rounded up. A thing to remember is Natural 20's always hit despite the AC of the Auromon. Example 27 hp heal from a spell will in addition increase that Auromon's AC by 2 until the battle ends.

#### Healing Purge
At level 14 you have have demonstrated your dedication to not only care for your Auromon but that of your teammates a well. The Auro rewards you with the ability of Healing Purge. Once during your short rest you may cause your healing spell to heal twice the amount rolled. You may not use this with Spectral Armor or a spell that requires no dice roll to heal. This effect causes you to glow a yellow aura upon being used.

#### Thine Holy is Thine Weapon
At level 18 you have mastered the arts of healing and have unlocked using your healing abilities against your enemies. Once per long rest your body glows a demonic black aura instead of a holy yellow when activating this ability. You may cause the use of a healing (restoration) spell to instead deal that much damage to an enemy in the form of Necrosis or Radiant damage. This may be used in conjunction with Healing Purge as well. If used in conjunction with Spectral Armor it will cause the enemy to lose heath points instead of healing in addition to their AC being reduced by 10% of the damage taken.

### Mystic Class Path
Going down the Class Path of Mystic allows you to completely control your opponents through the use of battlefield AOE spells as well as harnessing the elements of the Auro. This class is designed for players that like to cause chaos on the battle field for their foes as well as taking out large groups of enemies. By being chaotic in nature you will be able to add your proficiency bonus to Mystic cards. Due to your study into the elements and battlefield controlling aspects you have neglected your connection to the way of direct harm and healing. As thus you will not be able to cast any Celestial or Power Spells (besides Wish).

<p>This Classes Path Awakenings are:

- **Elementary my Dear Watson**
- **Auro Spell Connection**
- **So You Think You Can Hide** 
- **A Mystic's Brain Alteration**
- **Chemical Genius**

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#### Mystic Starting Deck
| D10  | Cards |
|:---:|:-----------:|
|  1  | Awakened Shrub |
|  2  | Scorpion |
|  3  | Homunculus|
|  4  | Spider |
|  5  | Flumph |
|  6  | Diseased Giant Rat|
|  7  | Poisonous Snake|
|  8  | Steam Mephit|
|  9  |  Acid Splash|
| 10  | Minor Illusion |

#### Elementary my Dear Watson 
At Level 2 you have developed the basic arts of elemental damage and diseases. Any creature under your command that deals elemental damage or causes a disease with an attack get an additional +1 to hitting with those attacks. As well as enemies getting a -1 to saves against being hit by elemental damage from your Auromon.

#### Auro Spell Connection
At level 6 your connection with spells from the Auro have enhanced. When drawing a Spell for the first time on your turn while you have an Auromon in battle you may draw an additional card. In addition to this your Spell Card Maximum count is increased by two permanently. 
#### So You Think You Can Hide  
At level 10 you feel the connection with the Auro floating in all things and are able to figure out how to use that to your advantage. Once per long rest you may impose disadvantage on a spell save you casted on a single target. Also once per long rest you may double the radius when casting an Area of Effect Mystic Spell
#### A Mystic's Brain Alteration 
At level 14 you have been able to train your mind as an Auromancer to allow you to focus on more then one aspect of casting spells. Your body after concentrating on its first spell will also allow you to cast a second concentration spell and be able to concentrate on that as well. When your body does this it will glow a light blue color. You will then have to make two concentration checks if you or the Auromancer take damage like you would do if concentrating on one spell.
#### Chemical Genius
At level 18 you have mastered the arts of using the elements within the Auro and as such have figured out how to change their chemical composition. Once per long rest after you or your Auromon casts a Mystic spell that deals elemental damage you may change the typing of that damage. An example would be having the spell Cloudkill be made of pure fire and deal 5d8 fire instead of poison damage. (Elements of spells are: Acid, Cold, Fire, Force, Lightning, Necrotic, Poison, Psychic, Radiant, and Thunder)

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### Additional Slots
This is the increase of the Set Deck Size and Spell Card maximum. These increases allow you to use more cards in your deck to form new synergies and combos amongst your creatures and spells.

### Enhancement
Every four levels your Auromancer will be able to take an ability score improvement, gain a feat or bestow a feat to one of their Auromon cards who already does not have an Enhancement bestowed.
### Seal Breaker
Having opened the seals on a few card packs and releasing the divine energy inside you've gained the power of a Seal Breaker. A Seal Breaker gets to re roll one die roll in either the Common, uncommom or spell selection when opening a card pack. This can be made after seeing the cards from the pack. By gaining this power it allows you to more readily be able to get a card that will work better for your collection.

### Call of the Auro
As you've grown bonds with your Auromon that you have been collecting you feel in yourself a connection to a very specific type of Auro that you prefer. Choose a Creature Type and all your Auromon casted by you get a +2 to hit if they are of the chosen Creature Type:
(Aberration, Beast, Celestial, Construct, Dragon, Elemental, Fey, Fiend, Giant, Humanoid, Monstrosity, Ooze, Plant, Undead)

### Deeper Knowledge 
Your almost to mastering what it takes to command the Auro to its full potetntial. With this upgrade your disc will now continue to power until you lose 3 Auromon in a single fight. You are now considered an Elite Auromancer.

### Master of the Auro
With this skill you have mastered the art of commanding the Auro. Your Mythical single creature attack cards can now be summoned as their creature forms to fight with during combat. They may also be your Key Card.

### Key Card
You have grown quite attached to your cards. While at a guild hall (or safe place to long rest with an Elite Auromancer) you may choose an Auromon to represent your deck. When that card is played outside of a fight it doesn't have a one hour summon time and instead can stay out for as long as you'd like. They can be switched for other monsters as an action outside of battle. If they get knocked out in battle and sent to the graveyard they may still be summoned outside of battle afterwards. The only time they can not is when your disc is recharging after having lost a battle or if they enter a zone known as Purgatory.

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### Bonding 
The Bond between an Auromancer and the Auro is paramount to being able to draw its power to use for your needs. As you use your Auromon for needs to cause others harm the Auro will limit your Creature summoning ability especially through your Key Card. Depending on your bonds with your Auromon will determine its level towards you. Some evolutions may revert or change their Bond towards you at first due to having gained such great power. This Bond is ultimately determined by your DM. 
Examples to gain levels in bonding is: winning a tough fight, seeking out food and snacks together, spending time together outside of fighting. Examples of lowering your Bond to the Auro include: earning a card in your binder through an unconventional way, mistreating or abusing your Key Card summons, doing harm to Auromon in general.

| Level  | Emotion  | Effect |
|:---:|:-----------:|:----: |
|  -3  | Hatred | Hatred filled Auromon will not want to follow your commands and instead will act on their own instinct which may very well involve harming you the summoner. The Auromancer must roll a 15 or higher on a d20 every time they command an action to their Key Card Auromon otherwise it fails.   
|  -2  | Despise | Despise filled Auromon do not care of your wants and needs and will sometimes go off on their own instincts. The Auromancer must roll a 10 or higher on a d20 every time they command an action to their Key Card Auromon otherwise it fails command of them. 
|  -1  | Loss of Trust | Lose of Trust start to show in your Auromon. They now have a -1 to any saving throw they make. 
| 0  | Neutral to Alignment| Auromon act like their Alignments but are neutral and will not act against the players wishes. Outside of battle it will act as it would in the wild but will still follow commands.
|  1 | Content | A content Auromon enjoys traveling with you and sees how your bond with the Auro has been for good. They gain a +1 to any saving throw they make. 
|  2 | Joy |A joy filled Auromon reconizes your connection with the Auro growing and loves to see your bond grow. When summoned they increase their maximum Hit Points by 2 times their level until they leave the Key Card Slot. 
|  3  | Best Friend | Your Bond with the Auro has reached its highest threshold for your connection  with it and through your valeant deeds your Auromon now feel like they can rely on your commands through any struggle that comes your way. They keep the HP maximum increase from the Joy level and now do not need any discard when you send them to Purgatory for they understand you are doing it for the common good.

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# 2. Acquiring Auromon 
<p> With the world of Auromon being vast and filled with a multitude of creatures known as Auromon, as an Auromancer you are able to harness those Auromon to aid you in your tasks. There's many ways to acquire Auromon.

## Seal Breaking
One of the best ways to get Auromon cards is from purchasing packs from around the world. Depending on your tier of play will determine what packs you get access to.
Certain Packs will be offered from the following tiers:

- First Tier (player levels 1–4)
- Second Tier (player levels 5–10)
- Third Tier (player levels 11–16)
- Fourth Tier (player levels 17–20)

<p> Each Tier will have its own set of card packs that the players will unlock as they reach the next tiers. These packs are combinations of Auromon creatures and spells. For example a Second Tier player will be able to access First and Second Tier card packs. This allows players to try new and stronger creatures and spells to summon while in addition allowing them to strengthen their older cards through fusions. Each card pack for the Auromancer to open and break the seal of contains usually 10 cards in it consisting of:

- 5 Common Rarity Cards
- 3 Uncommon Rarity Cards
- 1 Spell Card
- 1 Rare/Epic/Legendary Card

<p>The rarity of the last card in a pack varies by card pack. Card Packs can be found in the Card Pack section of this module which shows the tables players may roll from to see which cards they open from a pack on page 13.

## From the Wild
As you explore in this world of Auromon you will come across wild Auromon that may attack you . Wild Auromon have a chance to drop themselves as cards upon being defeated. When a wild Auromon gets defeated have each player who helped to defeat it roll a d100 to see if they get any cards from it. Depending on the chances to drop is dependent on that creatures CR. Evolved creatures only drop as there basic forms. Spell cards drops are random ones the Auromon could of cast chosen by DM.

|Aurmon CR |  Auromon Creature Drop Chance | Spell Card Drop Chance |
|:---:|:---:|:---|
| 0-4 | 60+ | 75+ | 
| 5-10 | 70+ |85+ | 
| 11-16 | 80+  | 90+ | 
| 17-30 | 90+ | 95+ |

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## Bosses / Duelists
With exploring dungeons some boss Auromon are sentient and may instead of attacking you like other wild Aurmon would they may themselves be Auromancers and possess decks of their own. From defeating them in a duel players can still roll to see if they give them any cards just like they would for a wild Auromon based on the enemies CR.

<p> This is entirely up to playgroups if they would like to do antes. For friendly duels or tournaments players can do antes as form of an extra reward on top of other rewards. Antes consist of each player rolling for a random card from their deck to be given to the winner before a battle commences. It can help players build their decks more or possibly lose their key cards to making their deck function.

<p> DM's can also arrange tournaments where players could face other Duelists to win exclusive Auromon cards or spells. Other ideas can include DM's introducing alternative art Auromon cards or if they want to include Homebrew creatures into the game as well.

## Singles Shops
As your collecting your multitude of cards in your binder you may want to sell some for money that you may not have any need for.
Around the world there are places to buy and sell single cards. Due to Single Cards being specific they cost more to buy then if you were to sell them.
The rarity breakdown for selling is as follows
| Card Types  | Gold |
|:---:|:-----------:|
|  10 Commons  | 1GP |
|  6 Uncommons | 1GP |
|  1 Spell | 1 GP |
|  1 Rare  | 1 GP |
|  1 Epic  | 10 GP |
|  1 Legendary  | 50 GP |
|  1 Mythical  |  200 GP

The rarity breakdown of buying singles is as follows:
| Card Types  | Gold |
|:---:|:-----------:|
|  1 Common  | 1GP |
|  1 Uncommon | 5GP |
|  1 Spell | 15 GP |
|  1 Rare  | 20 GP |
|  1 Epic  | 30 GP |
|  1 Legendary  | 500 GP |
|  1 Mythical  | 1000 GP

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## Fusions
Combining cards is an essential skill that all Auromancers have the power to do. By going to a fusion sigil they are able to combine duplicates of cards they have discovered in their travels to enhance their abilities. As cards gain levels some can evolve into stronger versions of themselves. These can be seen in the Creature Almanac on Page X in the module.

<p>To fuse you need to take your base card and combine it with duplicates / pre-evolutions of the card in order to have it raise a level. Once you've fused your Auromon up to levels 4 and 7 some have evolutionary lines and will evolve into stronger versions of themselves. When your Auromon evolves you will use its new stat block for statistics. Players can not control a card whose level is more than 1 higher than their current level. Example a level 3 player can not have a level 5 card in their deck.

<p>Example: Take two Level 1 Crab cards and bring it to a fusion sigil. They both will combine together and a new level 2 Crab card is made. In order to make a level 3 crab you need to take that level 2 Crab card and combine it with 2 more level 1 or 2 crab cards. By combing a total of 3 cards you make a level 3 and so on.

<p>The same is for spells. When you combine the same spell to become a higher level if the spell says it increases its effects at a higher level then when it reaches that said level it now counts as being casted at that level. The same is true for casting a spell at a higher spell slot. You can cast your spells at those spell slots based on its level but not higher.

<p> Example: If you take your level 4 cantrip firebolt and combine it with 4 other level X (of any level) other firebolt cards you now have a single level 5 firebolt card. It now reads instead of 1d10 damage it deals 2d10 because of the spell reaching a higher level. If it needed spell slots you could cast it "using a 5th level spell slot" due to it being level 5. Spells do not evolve but rather get stronger as they would if they reach that level in their descriptions.

##### Auromon Fusions
| Level | Additional cards needed to level up | Evolution at level up
|:---:|:---:|:---:|
| 1 | +1  | No | 
| 2 | +2  | No |
| 3 | +3  | No | 
| 4 | +4  | Yes|
| 5 | +5  | No |
| 6 | +6  | No | 
| 7 | +7  | Yes| 
| 8 | +8  | No | 
| 9 | +0  | No |

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## Questing / Aid
Helping to make the world a better place is what Auromancers are known to do. Many people in the world need help with tasks that they need your help with. Some can offer money or even cards as rewards for helping them. Rarely some Auromon may need help with doing something and may ask you for help and can even give themselves or a card of themselves as a reward for a thank you. Some Examples could include helping a guard watch over his post at night so he can spend time with his new born son and as a thank you he gives you a guard card. With the Guard being Sentient that card can summon an astral version of the guard card that looks like him but a different entity all together. Another example is helping an owl bear get a precious fruit from up in a tree that a bird stole. As a reward the owl bear can produce a card of itself from its own Auro to you as a thank you. You could also get spells depending on what the quest is but is up to DM interpretation.

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# 3. Battles
<p> Throughout your time playing Auromon you will not only be able to collect cards and bond with the Auromon you summon but will also be able to use them to fight even some of the most toughest of foes. This segment in the module will break down the details of fighting in battles against wild foes and other duelists.

## Battle Terms
Some key words to know before getting started in a battle are explained down below

- **Deck** - This is your pre-built collection of cards that can be changed at any long rest from your binder of cards you bring with you 
- **Drawing**  -This is done by rolling on your deck of cards to see what card you draw. Usually when a battle starts you will roll 2-3 rolls to see what cards you've drawn. If you are in person and your DM allows, you can make your own cards in a deck and just draw them. If you have already rolled that number such as getting 2-3-3 you will instead just draw the next card in the order. 
- **Mulligan** -  This is done when a player does not successfully draw a creature at the start of combat and thus must discard there hand to the graveyard. This gives the enemy Auromon/s advantage on there next attack. You will draw 3 cards immediately looking for an Auromon to summon. If no Auromon then you will continue to mulligan until you find one. If this is done multiple times the enemy gets multiple rounds of advantage. 
- **Graveyard**- If an Auroman gets sent to the graveyard it can only be put back into your deck during that fight with an effect. Otherwise after the fight it get's put back into your deck to be used again in the future.

- **Purgatory**- This is a strange place where Auromons put here can not be called out of ever in a fight. If an Auromon gets sent here it can not be used in another fight or External Summons until you take a long rest. After a fight you must replace the missing card from your deck with one from your collection that doesn't go over your maximums alloted for your level.

- **Release** - This is when you may send an Auromon you have out to Purgatory along with a number of cards from your hand to the graveyard through discarding them to summon another monster in its place from your hand. The amount you discard is based on the rarity of the Auromon you are sending to Purgatory. The Auromon you summon may not be a card you discarded. This does not count as an Auromon being knocked out.

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**Release Table**
| Card Type  | Number of Cards to discard to Graveyard |
|:---:|:-----------:|
|  Common  | 3 |
|  Uncommon | 4 |
|  Rare  | 5 |
|  Epic  | 6 |
|  Legendary  | 7 |
|  Mythical  |  8 |

## The Battle Begins 
In order for a battle to start either a player must have their Auromon attack a wild Auromon, get attacked by a wild Auromon or participate in a duel against another Auromancer. Once that happens everyone rolls initiative and the battle begins.

<p>As the battle begins if players don't have an Auromon out their first objective is to summon one. All players will start the battle with drawing three cards from their decks. If they have a monster out before the battle begins they will instead draw 2 cards. Bosses start with a copy of themselves in their hand. If they draw three cards and do not successfully draw an Auromon to be casted they must mulligan and repeat until they have a playable Auromon.

## Turn Order 
After Everyone has an Auromon on the field who ever rolled first for initiative may choose to use their action to command their Auromon to do an action on that creatures stat block, cast a spell from their hand or command it to do another action the Auromon could do. If they are casting a spell from their hand they may choose to cast it from their summoned Auromon instead. If they have to touch someone their Auromon may do it instead for them and cast the spell.

<p> At the start of everyones turn after everyone has control of 1 Auromon they may draw a card except for the player who rolled the highest initiative. On their first turn since they get to act first they are not allowed to draw a card. On their second turn and so on they may. Whoever is last in initiative order may draw two cards on their very first turn.

<p> If an Auromon gets knocked out it's controller must summon an Auromon immediately upon its death no matter whose turn it is from their hand. If they do not have one in their hand they must mulligan until they do.

## Ending a Battle
The battle ends for an Auromancer when a players Auro Disc runs out of Auro through losing two Auromon in battle. Bosses can break the only losing two Auromon rule under DM discretion. To lose an Auromon it must run out of health and be knocked out in battle. If an enemy Releases an Auromon players will gain half the XP instead of full.

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# 4. Spell Lists
<p> Casting spells are channeling the Auro in its purest form. By doing this the Auromancer is able to fight alongside their Auromon and can even channel their spells through their Auromon as long as its within their Class Path. Auromancers can only cast a number of spells outside a battle equal to their spell card maximum until they take a long rest. Reactions can still be casted on other players turns

## Power Spells

<p> With harnessing the strength of the Auro through being able to summon the mightiest of creatures and the most powerful damaging spells you can dominate the battlefield into your favor. Your spellcasting ability you will use is your Strength modifier. This is done through the Auro recognizing your strength no matter if its internal or an external one.

The spells are organized by their spell levels as they would be in Dungeons and Dragons but when first acquired start at spell level 1 and need to be fused to go up in spell level. If a spell or cantrip improves with you casting it at a higher level instead of player level it is the spells own level instead. If casted on an Auromon their weapon attacks are their melee or ranged attacks when appropriate.

## POWER THE STRENGTH SPELL CASTER

You will use your Strength modifier whenever a spell refers to your spell casting ability. In addition you use your Strength modifier when setting the saving throw for DC for a Power spell you cast and when making an attack roll with one.

- **Spell save DC** = 8 + your proficiency bonus + your Strength Modifier

- **Spell Attack Modifier** = your proficiency bonus + your Strength Modifier

##### Cantrips (0 Level)
- Chill Touch
- Eldritch Blast
- Fire Bolt
- Mending
- Prestidigitation
- Produce Flame
- True Strike

##### 1st Level
- Burning Hands
- Compelled Duel
- Detect Evil and Good
- Detect Magic
- Dissonant Whispers
- Divine Favor
- Ensnaring Strike
- Feather Fall
- Guiding Bolt
- Hail of Thorns 
- Hellish Rebuke
- Hunter's Mark
- Identify
- Inflict Wounds
- Shield
- Tenset's Floating Disc
- Thunderous Smite
- Witch Bolt

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##### 2nd Level
- Beast Sense
- Blur
- Branding Smite
- Darkness
- Enlarge / Reduce
- Find Traps
- Flame Blade 
- Heat Metal
- Hold Person
- Levitate
- Magic Weapon
- Mirror Image
- Pass Without Trace
- Protection from Poison 
- Ray of Enfeeblement
- Scorching Ray
- See Invisibility 
- Zone of Truth

##### 3rd Level
- Blink
- Conjure Barrage 
- Create Food and Water
- Dispel Magic
- Fire Ball
- Gaseous Form
- Haste
- Lightning Arrow
- Nondetection
- Sending
- Water Breathing 
- Water Walk

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##### 4th Level
- Aura of Purity
- Blight
- Dimension Door
- Fabricate
- Fire Shield
- Greater Invisibility 
- Locate Creature
- Phantasmal Killer 
- Staggering Smite 
- Stone Skin

##### 5th Level
- Banishing Smite 
- Commune with Nature 
- Conjure Volley
- Destructive Wave 
- Dispel Evil and Good
- Mislead
- Passwall
- Seeming
- Tree Stride
- Wall of Stone

##### 6th Level
- Blade Barrier 
- Contingency 
- Find the Path 
- Globe of Invulnerability
- Move Earth
- Transport via Plants
- Wall of Thorns

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##### 7th Level
- Etherealness 
- Plane Shift 
- Project Image 
- Sequester 
- Teleport

##### 8th Level
- Antimagic Sphere
- Earthquake 
- Glibness
- Mind Blank 
- Power Word Stun

##### 9th Level
- Foresight
- Power Word Kill
- Time Stop
- Wish

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## Celestial Spells

<p> With harnessing the Wisdom of the Auro through being able heal and keep your Auromon alive in battle you are able to cast some of the most supportive spells in the game. Your spellcasting ability you will use is your Wisdom modifier. This is done through the Auro recognizing your Wisdom to be able to know the best way to support your friends through the toughest of battles.

## CELESTIAL THE WISDOM SPELL CASTER

You will use your Wisdom modifier whenever a spell refers to your spell casting ability. In addition you use your Wisdom modifier when setting the saving throw for DC for a Celestial spell you cast and when making an attack roll with one.

- **Spell save DC** = 8 + your proficiency bonus + your Wisdom Modifier

- **Spell Attack Modifier** = your proficiency bonus + your Wisdom Modifier

##### Cantrips (0 Level)
- Blade Ward
- Druidcraft
- Guidance
- Light
- Message
- Ray of Frost
- Resistance
- Sacred Flame
- Spare the Dying
- Thaumaturgy
- Thorn Whip

##### 1st Level
- Bless
- Command
- Comprehend Language
- Cure Wounds
- Expeditious Retreat
- False Life
- Good Berry
- Healing Word
- Heroism
- Illusory Script
- Longstrider 
- Mage Armor
- Magic Missle
- Protection from Evil & Good
- Purify Food and Drink
- Sanctuary
- Searing Smite
- Shield of Faith
- Speak with Animals 
- Unseen Servant

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##### 2nd Level
- Aid
- Animal Messenger
- Arcane Lock
- Barkskin 
- Calm Emotions
- Dark vision
- Enhance 
- Gentle Repose
- Knock
- Lesser Restoration
- Locate Animals or Plants
- Misty Step
- Moonbeam 
- Prayer of Healing
- Rope Trick
- Silence
- Spider Climb
- Spiritual Weapon
- Warding Bond

##### 3rd Level
- Aura of Vitality
- Beacon of Hope
- Blinding Smite
- Clairvoyance
- Crusader's Mantle 
- Daylight
- Feign Death
- Magic Circle
- Mass Healing Word
- Meld into Stone
- Plant Growth
- Remove Curse
- Revivify
- Speak with Dead
- Speak with Plants
- Spirit Guardians 
- Vampiric Touch

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##### 4th Level
- Aura of Life
- Banishment
- Control Water
- Death Ward
- Divination 
- Dominate Beast
- Freedom of Movement 
- Guardian of Faith

##### 5th Level
- Antilife Shell 
- Awaken
- Circle of Power
- Commune 
- Creation
- Dream
- Flame Strike 
- Geas
- Greater Restoration 
- Legend Lore
- Mass Cure Wounds 
- Reincarnate
- Wall of Force

##### 6th Level
- Arcane Gate
- Circle of Death 
- Flesh to Stone
- Forbiddance 
- Heal
- Heroes’ Feast
- Planar Ally
- True Seeing
- Wind Walk 
- Word of Recall

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##### 7th Level
- Divine Word 
- Finger of Death
- Force Cage
- Regenerate
- Resurrection 
- Simulacrum

##### 8th Level
- Antipathy/Sympathy
- Control Weather
- Clone
- Feeblemind
- Holy Aura
- Sunburst
- Telepathy

##### 9th Level
- Astral Projection
- Gate
- Mass Heal
- Power Word Heal
- True Resurrection
- Wish

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## Mystic Spells

<p> With harnessing the Intelligence of the Auro by being able cause chaos through affecting multiple enemies with your spells and causing dismay to your enemies you help to make weaklings out of your foes. Your spellcasting ability you will use is your Intelligence modifier. This is done through the Auro recognizing your Intelligence and knowledge of the elements within the Auro.

## MYSTIC THE INTELLIGENCE SPELL CASTER

You will use your Intelligence modifier whenever a spell refers to your spell casting ability. In addition you use your Intelligence modifier when setting the saving throw for DC for a Mystic spell you cast and when making an attack roll with one.

- **Spell save DC** = 8 + your proficiency bonus + your Intelligence Modifier

- **Spell Attack Modifier** = your proficiency bonus + your Intelligence Modifier

##### Cantrips (0 Level)
- Acid Splash
- Dancing Lights
- Friends
- Poison Spray
- Mage Hand
- Minor Illusion
- Shocking Grasp
- Viscous Mockery

##### 1st Level
- Arms of Hadar
- Bane
- Charm Person
- Chromatic Orb
- Color Spray
- Create or Destroy Water
- Detect Poison and Disease
- Disguise Self
- Entangle
- Faerie Fire
- Fog Cloud
- Grease
- Hex
- Jump
- Ray of Sickness
- Silent Image
- Sleep
- Thunderwave
- Wrathful Smite

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##### 2nd Level
- Alter Self
- Augury
- Blindness / Deafness
- Cloud of Daggers 
- Continual Flame
- Cordon of Arrows
- Crown of Madness
- Detect Thoughts
- Enthrall
- Flaming Sphere
- Gust of Wind
- Invisibility 
- Locate Object
- Magic Mouth
- Phantasmal Force
- Shatter
- Spike Growth
- Suggestion 
- Web

##### 3rd Level
- Bestow Curse
- Call Lightning 
- Counter Spell
- Elemental Weapon
- Fear
- Fly
- Glyph of Warding
- Hunger of Hadar
- Hypnotic Pattern
- Lightning Bolt
- Major Image
- Protection from Energy
- Sleet Storm
- Slow
- Stinking Cloud
- Tongues
- Wind Wall

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##### 4th Level
- Arcane Eye
- Compulsion 
- Confusion
- Grasping Vines
- Hallucinatory Terrain
- Ice Storm
- Stone Shape
- Wall of Fire

##### 5th Level
- Cloud kill 
- Cone of Cold 
- Contact Other Plane 
- Contagion 
- Hold Monster 
- Insect Plague
- Modify Memory 
- Scrying
- Telekinesis 
- Transportation Circle

##### 6th Level
- Chain Lightning 
- Disintegrate 
- Eyebite
- Guards and Wards
- Harm 
- Magic Jar 
- Mass Suggestion
- Programmed Illusion
- Sunbeam 
- Wall of Ice

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##### 7th Level
- Delayed Blast Fireball
- Fire Storm 
- Mirage Arcane 
- Prismatic Spray 
- Reverse Gravity 
- Symbol

##### 8th Level
- Demiplane 
- Dominate Monster
- Incendiary Cloud
- Maze
- Tsunami

##### 9th Level
- Imprisonment
- Meteor Swarm 
- Prismatic Wall
- Storm of Vengeance
- Weird
- Wish

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# 5. Auromon Card Rarities 
<P> The rarity of Auromon in this world correspond to the level of play you are as characters. Once you reach the next tier of play you can gain access to obtain those next set of Auromon from the next card packs. Creatures in italics are homebrew Aurommon added to this game mode through Patreon tiers and creators ideas. Otherwise all all other creatures can be found in the Monster Manual.

# First Tier (player levels 1–4 & CR 0-4)

## CR0

##### Commons
- Badger
- Bat 
- Cat
- Commoner
- Crab
- Deer
- Frog
- Hawk
- Lemure
- Lizard
- Octopus 
- Owl
- Quipper
- Rat
- Raven
- Sea Horse 
- Shriker
- Spider 
- Weasel

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##### Uncommons
- Awakened Shrub
- Baboon
- Giant Fire Beetle
- Goat
- Eagle
- Jackal
- Scorpion

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##### Rare
- Crawling Claw
- Hyena
- Myconid Sprout

##### Epic
- *Shark Egg*

##### Legendary 
- Homunculus

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## CR 1/8

##### Commons
- Camel 
- Giant Crab
- Mule
- Pony
- Slaad Tadpole
- Twig Blight

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##### Uncommons
- Cultist 
- Kobold 
- Manes
- Merfolk
- Monodrone

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##### Rare
- Bandit
- Guard 
- Flying Snake
- Mastiff
- Poisonous Snake 
- Tribal Warrior

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##### Epic
- Flumph 
- Noble

##### Legendary 
- Stirge 
- *Dragon Egg*

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## CR 1/4

##### Commons
-  Blink Dog
-  Draft Horse 
-  Giant Bat
-  Giant Lizard 
-  Goblin 
-  Grimlock
-  Kenku 
-  Panther 
-  Riding Horse 
-  Skeleton 
-  Winged Kobold

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##### Uncommons
- Acolyte
- Axebeak
- Boar 
- Constrictor Snake
- Duodrone 
- Giant Centipede 
- Pseudodragon 
- Pteradon 
- Smoke Mephit 
- Swarm of Bats
- Wolf 
- Zombie

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##### Rare
- Aarakocra
- Bullywug
- Dretch
- Elk
- Giant Frog
- Giant Owl
- Giant Poisonous Snake 
- Mud Mephit 
- Swarm of Rats
- Violet Fungus

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##### Epic
- Kuo-toa
- Needle Blight
- Sprite 
- Steam Mephit 
- Swarm of Ravens

##### Legendary 
- Drow
- Flying Sword 
- Giant Wolf Spider 
- Pixie 
- Troglodyte

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## CR 1/2

##### Commons
-  Ape
-  Black Bear 
-  Giant Goat
-  Giant Seahorse 
- Gnoll
- Ice Mephit
- Myconid Adult
- Piercer
- Reef Shark
- Satyr
- Scout
- Thug
- War Horse Skeleton
- Worg

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##### Uncommons
- Crocodile
- Gas Spore
- Gray Ooze
- Lizardfolk
- Magma Mephit
- Orc
- Rust Monster
- Swarm of Insects 
- Tridrone
- War Horse

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##### Rare
- Cockatrice
- Dark Mantle
- Giant Wasp
- Sahuagin
- Vine Blight

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##### Epic
- Dust Mephit 
- Deep Gnome
- Magmin

##### Legendary 
- Hobgoblin 
- Jackalwere
- Shadow

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## CR1

##### Commons
- Brown Bear
- Death Dog
- Dire Wolf
- Dryad
- Duergar
- Ghoul
- Giant Eagle 
- Giant Hyena 
- Hippogriff
- Lion
- Quaggoth Spore Servant 
- Quasit
- Thri-Kreen 
- Tiger

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##### Uncommons
- Faerie Dragon (Young) 
- Giant Octopus 
- Giant Spider 
- Giant Vulture 
- Half-Ogre
- Imp
- Kuo-Toa Whip
- Spy

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##### Rare
- Bugbear
- Giant Toad
- Goblin Boss
- Harpy
- Scarecrow 
- Swarm of Quippers

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##### Epic
- Brass Dragon Wyrmling
- Fire Snake 
- Quadrone 
- Specter

##### Legendary
- Animated Armor 
- Copper Dragon Wyrmling

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## CR2

##### Commons
- Allosaurus 
- Ankheg
- Berserker
- Centaur 
- Druid
- Faerie Dragon (Old)
- Giant Boar
- Giant Constrictor Snake 
- Giant Elk 
- Gnoll Pack lord
- Grick 
- Griffon 
- Hunter Shark
- Merrow
- Minotaur Skeleton
- Nothic
- Ogre
- Pegasus
- Plesiosaurus 
- Polar Bear 
- Rhinoceros
- Saber-Toothed Tiger
- Sahuagin Priestess

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##### Uncommons
- Awakened Tree
- Cult Fanatic
- Ettercap
- Gargoyle 
- Ghast
- Lizard Folk Shaman
- Mimic
- Myconid Sovereign
- Ochre Jelly 
- Ogre Zombie
- Orc Eye of Gruumsh
- Specter 
- Swarm of Poisonous Snakes
- Quaggoth

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##### Rare
- Black Dragon Wyrmling
- Green Dragon Wyrming
- Peryton
- Poltergeist
- Priest 
- Rug of Smothering
- Spined Devil
- White Dragon Wyrmling

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##### Epic
- Azer
- Bandit Captain
- Bronze Dragon Wyrmling
- Pentadrone
- Silver Dragon Wyrmling

##### Legendary
- Gelatinous Cube
- Gibbering Mouther
- Intellect Devourer
- Orog 
- Sea Hag
- Wererat
- Will-o'-Wisp

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## CR3

##### Commons
- Anklyosaurus
- Doppleganger
- Giant Scorpion
- Grell
- Hook Horror
- Killer Whale
- Kuo-toa Monitor
- Manticore
- Minotaur
- Nightmare
- Owl Bear
- Phase Spider

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##### Uncommons
- Bearded Devil
- Bugbear Chief
- Hell Hound
- Quaggoth Thonot

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##### Rare
- Blue Dragon Wyrmling
- Gold Dragon Wyrmling
- Green Hag
- Veteran

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##### Epic
- Hobgoblin Captain
- Mummy
- Water Weird
- Werewolf

##### Legendary
- Knight
- Spectator
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## CR4

##### Commons
- gfd
- gdfxg

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##### Uncommons
- gfd
- sdfgds

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##### Rare
- dfxg
- fgxg

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##### Epic
-

##### Legendary
-

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# 6. Auromon Card Packs 
<P> The card packs in this world are the best source for Auromon collecting. As you open a pack of cards it is known as breaking the seal and releasing the contents inside floating in front of the player who opened them.

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# 7. Auromon Almanac 
<p> This is the Auromon Almanac filled with all of the cards of Auromon that inhabit this world along with their evolutions. Any Auromon who has two evolutions will have its original form stat blocks in this book. Otherwise the original forms of the Auromon will be in the Monster Manual. Auromon in the Almanac will be organized based on the chapter of the book of their original stat Challenge Rating (CR). For example if an Auromon originally started as CR 0 and fused it to its first evolution even though the evolution is higher than CR 0 it will be in Auromon Almanac Chapter CR 0 due to its original form being 0.

<P> Due to some creatures in the Monster Manual having some constraints they have been removed from this game module to help simplify game mechanics.

<p> Thanks to the creativity of those on Patreon, along with the original creatures submitted by Ryan, if an Auromon is in Italics it is an original submitted Auromon. This means its stat block will only be found here in this book.

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# Auromon Almanac Chapter CR 0

### CR 0 
For Creatures starting at CR 0 they are the weakest creatures in the game but have some potential to become some of the strongest. They will evolve into CR 3 then Cr 7 Auromon

- **Awakened shrub** 
    - Thornmonger 
- **Baboon**
    - Biomorphed Baboon
- **Badger**
    - Badgerang
- **Bat**
    - Batsy of Darkness
- **Cat**
    - Astral Feline  
- **Commoner**
    - Angry Mob
- **Crab**
    - Seamore The Shell Collector
- **Crawling Claw** 
    - Claw of the Necro Magi
    - Hands of the Demised 
- **Deer**
    - Hornacles
- **Eagle**
    - Ara Guardian of the Sky
- **Frog**
    - Psionic Frog 
- **Giant fire beetle** 
    - Horned beetle of Flame  
- **Goat**
    - Grand Ram
- **Hawk** 
    - Touched of Demon Hawk
- **Homunculus**
    - Creatent  
    - Final Form  
- **Hyena**
    - Laughster
- **Jackal** 
    - Guard dogs of the sand
- **Lemure**
    - Lesser demon 
- **Lizard**
    - Ele-zard 
    
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- **Myconid Sprout** 
    - Myconid Squire
    - Myconid knight  
- **Octopus**
    - Baby Kracken 
- **Owl**
    - Bookkeeper 
- **Quipper**
    - Baracrueda
- **Rat**
    - Dynamouse
    - Ratchesa Queen of TNT
- **Raven**
    - Skull crow 
- **Scorpion** 
    - Warrior of Kahruu 
- *Shark Egg* 
    - Leopard Shark
    - OR
    - Hammer Head Shark
    - OR
    - Thresher
    - OR
    - Porbeagle Shark
- **Sea horse** 
    - Aqua-estrian 
- **Shrieker**
    - Leaf Howler 
- **Spider**
    - Bladed Spider 
- **Vulture**
    - Morticiair
- **Weasel**
    - Wea-sel the Gambler 
    - Don Weaselini

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> ## Thornmonger
>*Medium plant, any chaotic alignment*
> ___
> - **Armor Class** 14 (Natural Armor)
> - **Hit Points** 65
> - **Speed** 30 ft, climb 30 ft
>___
>|STR|DEX|CON|INT|WIS|CHA|
>|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|
>|14 (+2)|12 (+1)|13 (+1)|13 (+1)|10 (+0)|11 (+1)|
>___
> - **Damage Vulnerabilities** Fire, Slashing
> - **Damage Resistances** Bludgeoning, Piercing  
> - **Senses** Passive Perception 10
> - **Languages** Sylvan
> - **Challenge** 3 (700 XP)
> ___
> ***Key Card Ability: Thorn Bestowed*** If your Key Card for 24 hours gives the Auromancer the Thorned Skin Ability for the next 24 hours.   
>
>***False Appearance.*** While Thornmonger remains motionless it is indistinguishable from vines with thorns
>
> ***Thorned Skin*** When Thornmonger gets hit with a Melee Weapon Attack the attacker will take 1d8 piercing damage every time they successfully hit a creature with the Thorned Skin ability 
>
> ### Actions
> ***Multiattack.*** The Thornmonger makes two Rake attacks or one Spiked Vine Attack
>
>***Rake*** *Melee Weapon Attack:* +4 to hit., reach 5 ft one target. 
*Hit:* 6 (1d8+2) Piercing Damage 
>
> ***Spike Vine.*** *Ranged Weapon Attack:* +4 to hit, 60/120ft., one target. *Hit:* Piercing Damage and the target must make a DC 13 Con saving throw , taking 4d8 poison damage on a failed save or half as much damage on a successful one.

## Thornmonger

Thornmonger are the evolution of Awakened Shrub and are ready to help defend their home through the use of their thorned skin. By helping keep predators away they can care for their seeds that will hopefully become Awakened Shrubs and then Thornmongers themselves someday. They can use their spiked vines to allow them to climb and swing from trees to get the drop on unwanted Auromon in their territory. They can even use their vines to throw themselves in the air and then either Rake down on their foes or land on them causing their spikes to embed in their enemies for greater damage.

<p>They help provide for their Auromancer the power of protection through letting them be able to coat themselves in a glowing light of thorns to resemble that of Thornmonger. The Auromancer will have the Thorn Skin Ability for 24 hours if they have Thornmonger in the Key Card Spot for atleast 24 hours.

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## Biomorphed Baboon 
A simple baboon who was unfortuently taken hostage by the evil scientist Dr. Lazurus and was experimented on to no end. It was able to break free along with its other baboons and wants to avoid people at all costs. It can be violent towards those that impede on its hunting grounds as a form of self defense. Once you get near a Biomorphed Baboon you will find that leaving its area is a lot more difficult then approaching it. Having been through such crude experiments it has been training to become very physical fit to allow it to one day get revenge on Dr. Lazurus and make sure his experiment are put to an end.

<p>If you are able to befriend a Biomorphed Baboon and use it as your key card, you find yourself getting an astral tentacle light that glows over the top of your left arm as a thank you. This two pronged tentacle arm can be used for the Auromancer to climb with.

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> ## Biomorphed Baboon
>*Medium Monstrocity, Chaotic Evil*
> ___
> - **Armor Class** 14
> - **Hit Points** 70
> - **Speed** 30ft., climb 30 ft.
>___
>|STR|DEX|CON|INT|WIS|CHA|
>|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|
>|16 (+3)|14(+2)|11(+0)|4 (-3)|12 (+1)|6 (-2)|
>___
>
> 
> - **Senses** Passive Perception 14
> - **Languages** ---
> - **Challenge** 3 (700 XP)
> ___
> ***Key Card Ability: Tentacle Reach*** If your Key Card for 24 hours It bestows its climbing speed to your Auromancer in the form of giving your left arm two astral tentacles to use for climbing. This gives a climbing speed of 30ft.    
>
>***Pack Tactics.*** Biomorphed Baboon has advantage on an attack roll against a creature if at least one of the Biomorphed Baboon's allies is within 5 feet of the creature and the ally isn't incapacited. 
>
>***Reactive Tentacles.*** Biomorphed Baboon gains an extra reaction that can be used for oppurtunity attacks to allow you to use Tentacle Whip twice instead of once as an attack of opportunity. 
>
>### Actions
> ***Multiattack.*** Biomorphed Baboon makes 2 Bite or 1 Tentacle Whip attacks a turn
>
>***Bite.*** *Melee Weapon Attack:* +4 to hit, 5ft, one target. *Hit:* 1d8+3 piercing.
>
> ***Tentacle Whip.*** *Melee Weapon Attack:* +4 to hit, 10ft, one target. *Hit:* 2d8+3 bludgeoning.
>

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> ## Badgerang
>*Small Beast,unaligned*
> ___
> - **Armor Class** 13
> - **Hit Points** 65
> - **Speed** 30ft., Burrow 15 ft.
>___
>|STR|DEX|CON|INT|WIS|CHA|
>|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|
>|12(+1)|14(+2)|14(+2)|6(-2)|12 (+1)|10(+0)|
>___
> - **Skills** Acrobatics +4
> - **Condition Immunities** prone
> - **Senses** darkvision 60ft., passive  Perception 11
> - **Languages** ---
> - **Challenge** 3 (700xp)
> ___
> ***Key Card Ability: Little Treasures*** If your Key Card for 24 it will bring you a little treasure from the little treasure table down below at dawn (Roll d12).     
>
>***Keen Smell.*** Badgerang has advantage on Wisdom (Perception) checks that rely on smell 
>
>***Magic Boomerang*** When Badgerang throws its boomerang the damage is considered to be magical. After thrown Badgerang can as a bonus action on the next turn roll to hit an enemy on the boomerangs way back. The boomerang will always return to Badgerang's paws no matter how far. 
>
> ### Actions
> ***Multiattack.*** Badgerang makes 2 Bite attacks or 1 Boomerang Throw attack
>
> ***Bite.*** *Melee Weapon Attack:* +4 to hit, 5ft, one target. *Hit:* 1d8+3 piercing 
>
> ***Boomerang Throw*** *Weapon Attack:* +5, 60/120, one target. *Hit:* 2d8+3 bludgeoning.
>

| d12  | Little Treasure |
|:---:|:-----------:|
|  1  | A dead mouse holding cube of cheese |
|  2  | A dead bird with a fish in its talons|
|  3  | A small bag with a block of clay |
|  4  | A Badger wooden statue|
|  5  | A whistle made from gold-colored wood that has 1 use before breaking |
|  6  |  A single use wooden key that can lock any door, but unlock none|
|  7  | A single Sending Stone |
|  8  | A scroll containing the spell Speak with Animals
|  9  | 1 beans from the item Bag of Beans |
|  10 | Finds berries casted from the Goodberry Spell|
|  11 | A potion of healing |
|  12  | 3GP |

<img 
  src='https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/836718359256498279/844289881790611476/Auromon_Badgerang_Final.jpg' 
  style='top:0px; right:-200px; width:350px'/>
*Drawn from Iori Shibasaki on Instagram as iorishibaski

## Badgerang 
#### The Lucky Badger Auromon
Badgerang is a badger who found a boomerang out in the woods up in a tree one day when he was exploring. He accidently cut his paw on a thorn out in the woods trying to reach it and some of his blood dripped on his new boomerang. The boomerang started to glow which scared him so he threw it away. But it kept coming back to him so he started to play with it not being scared anymore. He was able to practice throwing it and noticed how it always returned to him no matter where he was (even underground) ! Badgerang loves to explore and even was able to find a scarf to keep his little treasures he finds in on his morning walks.

<p> As an Auromancer's Key Card for 24 hours Badgerang is able to share with the Auromancer a little treasure he finds out when exploring. No one knows where Badgerang finds these treasures but he always seem to find something to present proudly to his Auromancer every morning.

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## Batsy of Darkness

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> ## Batsy of Darkness
>*Medium Monstrocity, Chaotic Evil*
> ___
> - **Armor Class** 14
> - **Hit Points** 70
> - **Speed** 30ft., climb 30 ft.
>___
>|STR|DEX|CON|INT|WIS|CHA|
>|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|
>|16 (+3)|14(+2)|11(+0)|4 (-3)|12 (+1)|6 (-2)|
>___
> - **Saving Throws** saving_throws
> - **Skills** skills
> - **Damage Vulnerabilities** damage_vulnerabilities
> - **Damage Resistances** Resistances
> - **Damage Immunities** Damage_Immunities
> - **Condition Immunities** condition_Immunities
> - **Senses** Senses
> - **Languages** Languages
> - **Challenge** Challenge and Xp
> ___
>
> ### Actions
> ***Multiattack.*** The Creature Name makes Number and type of attacks
>
> ***Ability Description.*** *Attack Style:* Attack Bonus to hit, Reach/Range, one target. *Hit:* Damage Damage Type damage
>
> ***General Ability Description.*** General Attack Description

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> ## Astral Feline
>*Medium Monstrocity, Chaotic Evil*
> ___
> - **Armor Class** 14
> - **Hit Points** 70
> - **Speed** 30ft., climb 30 ft.
>___
>|STR|DEX|CON|INT|WIS|CHA|
>|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|
>|16 (+3)|14(+2)|11(+0)|4 (-3)|12 (+1)|6 (-2)|
>___
> - **Saving Throws** saving_throws
> - **Skills** skills
> - **Damage Vulnerabilities** damage_vulnerabilities
> - **Damage Resistances** Resistances
> - **Damage Immunities** Damage_Immunities
> - **Condition Immunities** condition_Immunities
> - **Senses** Senses
> - **Languages** Languages
> - **Challenge** Challenge and Xp
> ___
>
> ### Actions
> ***Multiattack.*** The Creature Name makes Number and type of attacks
>
> ***Ability Description.*** *Attack Style:* Attack Bonus to hit, Reach/Range, one target. *Hit:* Damage Damage Type damage
>
> ***General Ability Description.*** General Attack Description

## Astral Feline

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## Angry Mob

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___
> ## Angry Mob
>*Medium Monstrocity, Chaotic Evil*
> ___
> - **Armor Class** 14
> - **Hit Points** 70
> - **Speed** 30ft., climb 30 ft.
>___
>|STR|DEX|CON|INT|WIS|CHA|
>|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|
>|16 (+3)|14(+2)|11(+0)|4 (-3)|12 (+1)|6 (-2)|
>___
> - **Saving Throws** saving_throws
> - **Skills** skills
> - **Damage Vulnerabilities** damage_vulnerabilities
> - **Damage Resistances** Resistances
> - **Damage Immunities** Damage_Immunities
> - **Condition Immunities** condition_Immunities
> - **Senses** Senses
> - **Languages** Languages
> - **Challenge** Challenge and Xp
> ___
>
> ### Actions
> ***Multiattack.*** The Creature Name makes Number and type of attacks
>
> ***Ability Description.*** *Attack Style:* Attack Bonus to hit, Reach/Range, one target. *Hit:* Damage Damage Type damage
>
> ***General Ability Description.*** General Attack Description

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> ## Seamore The Shell Collector 
>*Medium Monstrocity, Chaotic Evil*
> ___
> - **Armor Class** 14
> - **Hit Points** 70
> - **Speed** 30ft., climb 30 ft.
>___
>|STR|DEX|CON|INT|WIS|CHA|
>|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|
>|16 (+3)|14(+2)|11(+0)|4 (-3)|12 (+1)|6 (-2)|
>___
> - **Saving Throws** saving_throws
> - **Skills** skills
> - **Damage Vulnerabilities** damage_vulnerabilities
> - **Damage Resistances** Resistances
> - **Damage Immunities** Damage_Immunities
> - **Condition Immunities** condition_Immunities
> - **Senses** Senses
> - **Languages** Languages
> - **Challenge** Challenge and Xp
> ___
>
> ### Actions
> ***Multiattack.*** The Creature Name makes Number and type of attacks
>
> ***Ability Description.*** *Attack Style:* Attack Bonus to hit, Reach/Range, one target. *Hit:* Damage Damage Type damage
>
> ***General Ability Description.*** General Attack Description

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## Seamore The Shell Collector

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# Auromon Almanac CR Chapter 1/8

##### CR 1/8 
- Spell A
- Spell B
- Spell C

##### CR 1/4
- Spell A
- Spell B
- Spell C

##### CR 1/2
- Spell A
- Spell B
- Spell C

##### CR 1
- Spell A
- Spell B
- Spell C

##### CR 2
- Spell A
- Spell B
- Spell C

##### CR 3 
- Spell A
- Spell B
- Spell C

##### CR 4
- Spell A
- Spell B
- Spell C

##### CR 5
- Spell A
- Spell B
- Spell C

##### CR 6
- Spell A
- Spell B
- Spell C

##### CR 7
- Spell A
- Spell B
- Spell C

##### CR 8
- Spell A
- Spell B
- Spell C

</div>

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# FAQ
<p>Many Questions may come up in your campaign. A few common ones can be seen here.

- **Are players allowed to fight each other for XP?**
<p> Usually the Auromon you travel with will learn and befriend your other party members so they will not gain XP. Ultimately it is up to DM discretion.

- **How should trades be handled?**
<p> This can be a rarity for rarity or a player could buy it from a another player or NPC depending how valuable it is to the player who would sell it.

- **Does Detect Magic detect Auromon as well?**
<p> Yes It does! If a Power Class member uses Detect Magic they can detect Auromon in the area of the spell but will not know what they are or their school.

- **How does Conjure Barrage work with no weapons?**
<P> This should be of your Auromon releasing a multitude of attacks instead of you throwing a weapon. Auromancers rarely have weapons.

- **How does Counter Spell Work?** 
<P> It works to stop an Auromancer or Auromon from casting a spell but does not stop the summoning of an Auromon onto the field

- **How does Antimagic Field Work against Auromon?**
<p> It has no effect on Auromon being summoned but rather just protects from magic they or another Auromancer can cast on the target in the antimagic field.

- **Can Water breathing Auromon breathe on land?**
<p> In this world the Auro flows through all things so as thus since they are not in their optimal water environment they get disadvantage to attack rolls to hit while on land.

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# Changelog

## 3/28/2021
- Introductory Note
- Creating an Auromancer 
- Class Features
- Enhanced Backgrounds
- Class Path Discovery
- Auromancer Level Up Features

## 4/4/2021
- Class Path Awakening
- Power Class Path
- Celestial Class Path
- Mystic Class Path

## 4/12/2021
- Aquiring Auromon
    - Seal Breaking
    - From the Wild
    - Bosses/Duelists
    - Singles Shops
    - Fusions
    - Questing/Aid
    
- Battles 
    - Battle Terms
    - The Battle Begins
    - Turn Order
    - Ending a Battle
- Added Table of Contents 
- Added Changelog

## 4/19/2021
- Added Bonding 
- Added Spell List of Levels Cantrip-3
    - Added Strength Spell Casting
    - Added Celestial Spell Casting
    - Added Mystic Spell Casting
- Added more FAQ's

## 4/30/2021
- Fourth Level Spells 
- Auromon Almanac 
- Auromon Almanac Chapter CR 0
    - Thornmonger
    - Biomorphed Baboon
    - Badgerang
 
## 5/30/2021
- Auromon Rarities
    - CR 0
    - CR 1/8
    - CR 1/4
    
## 6/6/2021
- Spell Lists Completed for Every Level 
- Auromon Rarities
    - 1/2
    - 1
    - Part of 2

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