Arterial Strike

Prerequisite: Sneak attack

If you hit with a sneak attack, you may choose to forgo +1d6 of extra sneak attack damage to deliver a wound that won't stop bleeding. Each wound caused in this manner deals an extra 1 point of damage per round from the victim, until the victim receives the benefit of a DC 15 medicine check or any magical healing. Wounds from multiple arterial strikes result in cumulative bleeding loss (So the second Arterial Strike would deal 2 damage a turn). You may deliver only one bleeding wound per successful sneak attack.

Brute Figthing

Prerequisite: Charger or Ferocious Charger, Proficiency in any two handed weapon.

While charging with a two handed weapon you gain the following:

• If you dealt damage after a charge on your net turn you gain advantage on attack rolls on the enemies you damaged unless they dealt any damage back to you.
• When you hit an enemy you have knocked prone you gain +5 to damage rolls

Dragonwrought

Prerequisite: Kobold.

You are a dragonwrought kobold. Your type is dragon rather than humanoid. Your scales become tinted with a color that matches that of your draconic heritage. As a dragon, you are immune to magic sleep and paralysis effects and you have darkvision out to 60 feet.

You also grow wings that allow you to glide, negating falling damage and moving 20 ft forward for every 5 ft down. When reaching level 10 your wings give you 20' of fly speed.

If you aren't able to take a feat on first level, as was prerequisite on 3.5. You may begin the game with only the superficial characteristics as color and/or vestigial wings. And take the feat as your ASI.

Energy substitution

Select a damage type (Except bludgeoning, piercing or slashing), when using a spell you may change the type of damage that spell does for the selected type.

For example, if you selected acid you may change a fireballs damage to acid.

Ascetic Mage

Prerequisite: 2nd level: Sorcerer, Warlock or Bard; Martial arts

Your unarmored defense adds your charisma modifier instead of your wisdom modifier. You add half of your sorcerer level to increase your ki pool. You also add:

• Your Monk level to your font of magic. If you have Sorcerer levels.
• Half your Monk level to your Warlock levels to determine the amount of invocations you have. If you have Warlock levels.
• Half your Monk levels to your Bard level to determine the strength of your Bardic inspiration, Song of rest and to determine if you get Font of inspiration. If you have Bard levels.

Ascetic Rogue

Prerequisites: Sneak attack, Martial arts

You can make sneak attacks with your unarmed attacks. While making a sneak attack you can activate your stunning fist and increase by 2 the DC to avoid being stunned. You may also choose one of the following:

• Add half your monk levels to determinate your sneak attack.
• Add half your rogue levels to determinate your martial arts die and ki pool.

Devoted Performer

Prerequisites: Bardic Inspiration, Divine smite.

Add half your bard level to increase your lay of hands and to determine if you get improved smiting. Also add half your paladin levels to determinate the strength of your Bardic Inspiration, Song of rest and to determine if you get Font of inspiration.

Martial Explorer (Inspired by the other feats)

Prerequisites: Second wind, Favored enemy

You add your ranger level to second wind rolls. You also add half your figther levels to determinate how many favored enemies and terrains you have.

Abjurant Champion (Prestige)

The abjurant champion focuses his arcane abilities both to augment his personal defense and to hinder enemy spellcasters. Perfectly suited for martial stalwarts who dabble in magic, this class offers characters the ability to improve their combat skills in ways neither soldiers nor spellcasters can.

Requirements

• Proficiencies.- Martial weapons
• Proficiency Bonus.- +3.
• Feats.- War Caster. Able to cast arcane spells, one of wich must be of the abjuration school. Extra attack.

Class features

• Hit Dice: d10
• Proficiencies: An Abjurant Champion does not gain any extra proficiencies.

Cancer Mage (Prestige)

Scurrying about in sewers, back alleys, and abandoned buildings, the cancer mage feeds upon the corpse of society. The cancer mage hides in the darkness where no one wants to look, digging through trash long forgotten. Cancer mages are some of the most disgusting individuals a character is ever likely to meet, for they revel in filth, disease, and decay. They usually have their own foul goals, sometimes venerating deities of disease or corruption and other times spreading disease for its own sake.

Requirements

• Proficiencies.- (Skill) Medicine, Nature, Stealth.
• Proficiency Bonus.- +3.
• Feats.- Tough.
• Special.- Must have suffered a disease or the effects of a poison and survived them.

Disease host

At 1st level, a cancer mage suffers no effects of diseases, except for purely cosmetic ones such as boils, pockmarks, watery eyes, blackened skin, hair loss, foul smell, and so on. The cancer mage becomes a carrier of every disease he encounters, though he remains immune to most of their effects. However, the cancer mage takes 4d8 points of damage if someone casts a heal spell or cure disease effect on him (he can make a constitution save to try to resist the effect).

Furthermore, if the cancer mage has a cancerous companion (see below), he loses all abilities gained from the companion for 1d10 days after being the subject of a cure disease spell.

Sneak attack

At 1st level you gain sneak attack as the rogue feature, the damage of it increases at 6th and 9th level.

Cancerous companion

At 2nd level, a cancer grows within the cancer mage, forming a large rumor. This cancerous growth gains intelligence and a personality distinct from the cancer mage. The companion and the cancer mage can communicate telepathically.

When needed, the cancerous companion uses the cancer mage's scores for rolls that require ability scores other than Intelligence. The cancerous companion gains abilities as the cancer mage gains levels.

This companion can make skill checks and uses half the cancer mage's proficiency bonus to do them. It is proficient in the same skills the cancer mage is. At 6th level a cancerous companion may be afflicted by a mind affecting effect targeting the cancer mage. This ability cannot be used if the companion is already affected by any mind affectiing effect.

Infestation

A 2nd level Cancer mage gains the Infestation cantrip. His casting ability is INT for these and other spells gained by the class.

Tatterdamallion

Gathering scraps of clothing and old, discarded rags, a 4th-level cancer mage is able to make such articles into light armor with a the following stats: 13+Dex Bonus, 8lb. . Only a 4th-level or higher cancer mage can wear this armor and gain these benefits; other wearers treat it as trashy padded armor. This process requires at least 8 hours to complete tho you don't need them to be consecutive. (You could complete the work in 8 short rests)

Alternatively by scrapping an enchanted piece of armor the cancer mage can create a tatterdamallion that has the original armor enhancements. As this process is more delicate than the regular fabrication it lasts for 24h that must be done consecutively.

Infect Wound

Once on each of your turns when you hit a creature with a weapon attack, you can force it to make a constitution saving throw of DC 8 + your proficiency bonus + your intelligence modifier. On a failure, you can choose to inflict 3d8 points of poison damage or infect it with a viral agent (see below).

Viral Agent

At 5th level, a cancer mage befriends a disease or virus that infests his body. He supernaturally enhances a disease, making it smarter by giving it a point of his own Intelligence. He establishes a telepathic link with the disease that functions at a range of one and a half times its proficiency bonus miles.

The viral agent can tell the cancer mage telepathically what its host experiences. In all other respects, the viral agent is a normal disease; if the victim fights it off or a Heal spell is used, the disease and the viral agent die. The cancer mage regains his Intelligence point 24 hours after the viral agent dies. The cancer mage can create as many viral agents as he is willing to devote Intelligence points toward.

The saving throw to survive this disease is 8 + Proficiency bonus + intelligence bonus unless the disease has a higher DC.

Healing Kick

You hate to see your careful work ruined by an attack made right afterward. Thus, you can choose to add a short term protective effect to your healing spells, allowing a healed target to more easily survive the rigors of combat.

Trapping backpack

At 1st level, you craft a Trapping backpack, a bag of mechanisms that you use to create a variety of contraptions. The backpack and its contents are both magical, and this magic allows you to pull out exactly the right materials you need for your Combat Trap options, described below. After you use one of those options, the bag reclaims the materials.

If you lose this bag, you can create a new one over the course of three days of work (eight hours each day) by expending 100 gp worth of leather, metal, and other raw materials.

Combat trap

You know how to create combat traps to aid your allies. At 1st level, you can learn two traps from the list below. You learn new traps at level 3rd, 9th, 14th and 17th.

Setting or throwing a trap takes an action and placing traps also provoke attacks of opportunity. A placed combat trap is triggered by any Tiny or larger creature entering the trapped square. Flying or incorporeal creatures don't trigger placed combat traps. You can build a combat trap only on solid ground – you can't place it on a wall or ceiling, in the air, or floating in the water. A combat trap functions only once. Once set, it lasts for 1 hour or until triggered, whichever comes first. Thrown traps aren't affected by the extra attack feature.

To use any of these options, your Trapping backpack must be within reach.

If a Combat trap requires a saving throw, the DC is 8 + your proficiency bonus + your Intelligence modifier.

• Befuddler: A pungent spray applies disadvantage in Concentration saves and Int, Wis and Cha bases checks. (Wisdom negates)
• Enfeebler: A puff of acrid powder inflicts a level of exhaustion. (Constitution negates)
• Entangler: A hidden cord loops around the target, restraining him. (Dexterity negates)
• Equalizer: Reputedly gets its name from its gnome inventor, who used it to bring taller foes down to his level. The first creature entering the trapped square falls prone. (Dexterity negates)
• Flashbang: When thrown to any square, creatures in the square or any adjacent square become blinded and deafened. (Constitution negates)
• Footspiker: This trap effectively fills the designated square with caltrops, Inflicting 1d4 piercing (that increases in 1d4 at all odd levels) and halving the land movement of any creature that enters the trapped square.
• Glitterburst: A fine cloud of silver dust clings to any creature within the trapped square. This effect is similar to the spell Faerie Fire.
• Scorcher: When thrown to any square, creatures in the square or any adjacent square receive 1d6 fire damage that increases in 1d6 at all odd levels). (Dexterity halves damage)
• Sleeper: A slumber-inducing vapor makes the target fall asleep. (Constitution negates)
• Spiderweb: The trapped square releases a burst of sticky tendrils that toughen when they contact air. This trap duplicates the effect of a web spell, except that the strands fill only the trapped square and all adjacent squares.
• Stinkburst: A cloud of noxious vapors duplicates the effect of a stinking cloud spell, except that the effect fills only the trapped square.

Expert trapsmith

At 14th level, you can set a combat trap as a bonus action without provoking attacks of opportunity.

Harm's Way

Beginning at 3rd level, the devoted defender may elect to place herself in the path of danger in order to protect her single charge. Any time that you are within 5 feet of your charge, and your charge suffers an attack, you may switch places with your charge and receive the attack in his place. You must declare this before the attack roll is made. You select your charge when you roll initiative, and it is a free action to do so. You may not change your charge for the duration of that combat.

Defensive Strike

You can make an attack of opportunity against any adjacent opponent who attacks your charge in melee. At 7th level you make those attacks with advantage.

Stand back

At 7th level, when you and your charge are affected by a damaging area of effect attack you may choose to automatically fail your saving throw and completely protect your charge of that damage.

Hold the Line

At 10th level, you become a master of locking down your enemies. Creatures provoke an opportunity attack from you when they move 5 feet or more while within your reach, and if you hit a creature with an opportunity attack, the target's speed is reduced to 0 until the end of the current turn.

Expanded servitude

At 15th level you can designate an additional charge. You can use both your Harm's way and defensive strike on both charges on the same turn.

Survivor

At 18th level, you attain the pinnacle of resilience in battle. At the start of each of your turns in combat, you regain hit points equal to 5 + your Constitution modifier (minimum of 1 hit point). You don't gain this benefit if you have 0 hit points or if you have more than half of your hit points left.

Focused Studies

At 1st level, the incantatrix gives up a school of magic so as to focus more on the remaining schools. She must choose a school of magic other than abjuration or divination as a prohibited school.

Cooperative metamagic

At 3rd level, as a reaction, an incantatrix gains the ability to apply any metamagic she possesses (except Subtle spell or Quickened Spell) to a spell being cast by a willing allied spellcaster.

Metamagic effect

At 6rd level, an incantatrix can attempt to apply a metamagic she possesses to a persistent spell effect that is already in place. For example, she could use Extend Spell to extend the duration of a wall of force or Maximize Spell to maximize the damage dealt by a cloudkill. To use this ability, the incantatrix must be adjacent to or within the spell effect

Well of magic

At 14th level you can learn one more metamagic. You also add your proficiency bonus to your font of magic reserve.

Seize concentration

At 18th level, an incantatrix gains the ability to wrest control of a spell that requires concentration from another spellcaster within 30 feet. If the target spellcaster is willing, this transfer of concentration occurs automatically.

Otherwise, the incantatrix and the target spellcaster make an opposed Arcana check, divine casters have advantage in this check and half-casters have disadvantage. If the incantatrix wins, she gains control of the spell for as long as she maintains concentration or until the original spell duration expires. If the incantatrix allows her concentration to lapse before the spell duration expires, the original caster may reassert control over his spell by making a successful Arcana check (DC 10 + spell level). If he fails to do so, no one controls the spell.

Thrown weapon trick

At 1st level and every two levels thereafter, a master thrower chooses one of the following thrown weapon tricks. Once chosen, the trick is a permanent part of the master thrower's repertoire and may not be exchanged. A master thrower cannot choose the same trick more than once. Each trick may only be used with a thrown weapon.

Deadeye Shot: Critical hits on throwing weapons triple damage dice (Instead of double). The benefit of this ability does not stack with any other effect that increases critical multipliers.

Defensive shot: When throwing while having enemies next to you, you don't have disadvantage.

Doubletoss: As an action you can throw both your weapons to one or two creatures within 30 feet. The normal penalties for fighting with two weapons apply.

Palm throw: When using little thrown weapons (darts, shuriken, and daggers; the DM may allow other weapons), a master thrower with this ability can throw two of each weapon with a single attack roll. Damage for each weapon is resolved separately, but the master thrower does not apply her ability modifier to either damage roll.

Sneaky shot: Just before making a ranged attack, a master thrower with this ability can use a bonus action to make a Sleight of Hand check opposed by her target's Insight check. If she wins the opposed check, she attacks with advantage.

Trip Shot: A master thrower with this ability can use a thrown weapon to make a shove attempt against an opponent farther than 5 feet away. The character makes a normal attack against the opponent with a thrown weapon. If the attack succeeds, in addition to doing damage as normal the target must pass a dexterity saving throw (DC= 8 + Proficiency Bonus + Dexterity modifier) or be knocked prone.

Tumbling Toss: When wearing light or no armor, a master thrower with this ability can hurl a single thrown weapon as part of a disengage action.

Two with one blow: If a master thrower with this ability uses a thrown weapon to attack two opponents adjacent to each other, she can do the attack roll with disadvantage and attempt to hit both at once. The attack may hit either, both, or neither opponent depending on the roll and the Armor Class of each opponent. Damage for each opponent is resolved separately.

Weak Spot: A master thrower can gain this ability only after reaching 5th level. When using a thrown weapon against a target of her size or larger, the character can make an insight roll against the targets deception check. On a success she may roll the attack with advantage and adds twice her ability modifier.

Snatch Arrows

Starting at 2nd level, you can use your reaction to deflect or catch the missile when you are hit by a ranged weapon attack. When you do so, the damage you take from the attack is reduced by 1d10 + your Dexterity modifier + your level.

If you reduce the damage to 0, you can catch the missile if it is small enough for you to hold in one hand and you have at least one hand free. Thrice per long rest you can make a ranged attack (range 20/60 feet) with the weapon or piece of ammunition you just caught, as part of the same reaction. You make this attack with proficiency, regardless of your weapon proficiencies.

Evasion

At 5th level, your instinctive agility lets you dodge out of the way of certain area effects, such as a blue dragon's lightning breath or a fireball spell. When you are subjected to an effect that allows you to make a Dexterity saving throw to take only half damage, you instead take no damage if you succeed on the saving throw, and only half damage if you fail.

Critical throw

At 5th level your thrown attacks are critical on a 19. If you already made critical attacks on a 19 you do them on an 18.

Asherati

• Ability scores: None
• Size: Medium
• Speed: 30 ft, Sand Swim 30 ft
• Language: You can speak, read, and write Common.

Muckdweller

• Ability scores: +4 dex, -2 str.
• Size: Tiny
• Speed: 25 ft, Swim 20 ft
• Language: You can speak, read, and write Common.

Ooze Para-Genasi

• Ability scores: +2 con, +1 wis.
• Size: medium
• Speed: 30 ft
• Language: You can speak, read, and write Common and Primordial.

Smoke vision

As your element, smoke does not bother you. You are not affected by smoke or fog spells like fog cloud or cloudkill.

Smoke body

You know the gust cantrip. Starting at 3rd level, you can cast the fog cloud spell and starting at 5th level, you can also cast the Dust Devil spell, without a material component once per long rest.

You can also cast either of those spells using any spell slots you have of the appropriate level.

Your casting ability for this spells is charisma unless you are casting it using your classes spell slots in wich case you would use your usual spellcasting ability

Smoke para-genasi seem crude and lazy. They tend toward neutrality, like all genasi and most elementals. Smoke para-genasi are tall and lanky, reflecting their heritage of air and fire. They tend to have dark skin and hair, and like other genasi have one or two unusual traits, such as hair that billows like clouds of smoke or the faint whiff of something burning clinging to them. They prefer loose clothing in dark colors and heavy fabrics.

Poison Vulnerability

As a defense measure, the drow bred the vril to be particularly susceptible to drow sleep poison and spiderkind venom. They take double damage from any poison damage.

Shriek

Once per short rest as an action, a vril can emit a horrible shriek, either as a 15-foot-radius burst centered on itself or as a 30-foot cone. Any creature in the affected area takes 1d6 points of thunder damage. A successful deterity save (DC 8 + proficiency bonus + con modifier) reduces the damage by half. A vril barbarian can use its shriek when raging. The shriek's damage increases by 1d6 at 4rd level and every four levels thereafter.

Skinshift

As a reaction and once per long rest a Vril can gain resistance to either bludgeoning, piercing or slashing damage for 3 + constitution rounds.

Sunlight Sensitivity

You have disadvantage on attack rolls and on Wisdom (Perception) checks that rely on sight when you, the target of your attack, or whatever you are trying to perceive is in direct sunlight.

Thunder Resistance

Vril are used to high pitch sounds making them receive only half of any thunder damage they are inflicted with.

Vril are the product of dark elf wizards' experiments over many generations. These goblinoids are imbued with innate sonic ability and can alter the consistency of their own flesh.