Creature Name

CREATURE 1

UNCOMMON

RARE

UNIQUE

LE

MEDIUM

KEYWORD

+5; darkvision

common

Acrobatics +12, Diplomacy +15, Intimidating +12, Performance +17, Religion +14

+1 +2 +3 +0 -5 +2

19 (14 when broken) +3 +6 +3

48 8 bleed, death effects, disease, doomed, drained, fatigued, healing, mental, necromancy, nonlethal attacks, paralyzed, poison, sickened, unconscious cold 10 fire 5

30 feet

{1A} stone fist +19 (magical) 2d12+6 bludgeoning plus Grab

{1A} flaming coal +12 (finesse, fire, magical, range increment 80 feet) 2d6+6 bludgeoning and 2d8 fire

Arcane 23 +14 dispel magic, invisibility, resist energy ray of enfeeblement, true strike (×2); detect magic, ghost sound, mage hand, ray of frost, read aura

Ability Name {2A} Describe your ability here and set the proper action icon. You can copy paragraphs like this one in any section above to explain an innate ability or reaction of the creature.

Example Item

Item Name

ITEM 1

UNCOMMON

RARE

UNIQUE

KEYWORD

10 gp

held with 2 hands L

{2A} interact

4 16 8

Description of the item. If it is a poison, apply the block below. Remove it the item is not a poison.

DC 40 Fortitude 30 minutes 1 day 1d6 poison damage and enfeebled 1 (10 minutes) 2d6 poison damage and enfeebled 1 (10 minutes) 2d6 poison damage and enfeebled 1 (10 minutes) 2d6 poison damage and enfeebled 1 (10 minutes) 2d6 poison damage and enfeebled 1 (10 minutes) 2d6 poison damage and enfeebled 1 (10 minutes)

lesser 1 10 gp

This item has +1 item bonus.

greater 6 160 gp

This item has +2 item bonus.

major 12 960 gp

This item has +3 item bonus.

Spell Name

type - school [tags/tags/tags]
Base Mana Cost: [ 1 ] Mana
Casting Time: [ 1 ] Action
Range: [ 120 ] Feet
Components: -[ V ]-, -[ S ]-, -[ M ]-
Duration: Instantaneous

"Flavor"

Description

Aptitude	Spell Augmentation	Mana Cost
Basic	Add + 1d8 to damage of spell	+ 1
Adept	Add + 1d8 to damage of spell	+ 1
Intermediate	Add + 1d8 to damage of spell	+ 1
Advanced	Add + 1d8 to damage of spell	+ 1

Finesse

Weapon Property

When making an attack with a Finesse weapon, you can use your Dexterity modifier in place of one of your other Grade stats for attack and damage rolls.

Firearm

Weapon Property

On an attack roll, rolling on or below this weapons Firearm number causes the weapon to gain the Jam condition. As an action you can remove the Jam condition, otherwise you can not make a ranged attack until the weapon loses the Jam condition. Firearm weapon can't make ranged attacks underwater, and if they are subjected to water such as from rain or a spell with the water tag the Firearm number doubles until you have used the Weapon Upkeep rest action. All firearm weapons create a sound which can be heared hundreds of feet away when an attack is made with them.

Heavy

Weapon Property

When making an attack with a Heavy weapon, you have disadvantage if you dont at least have a 15 Might and 15 Dexterity if is a Ranged Weapon.

Hipshot

Weapon Property

When making an attack with a Hipshot weapon, you ignore the disadvantage from a hostile creature within Melee range of you.

Keen

Weapon Property

When you score a Critical Hit or a Powerful Blow add an additional damage die which is not doubled by a Critical Hit.

Knockback

Weapon Property

When making an attack with a Knockback weapon, you can choose to deal only your grade modifier in damage and your target needs to make an Athletics challenge against your weapon roll. If the target loses they are knocked back 1 space in a direction of your choice. If the target is one size larger than you they have advantage on their roll. If the target is 2 sizes larger than you then they are immune to this propety.

Light

Weapon Property

In order to duel wield you must have weapons with the Light property equipt. When you make an attack with your main hand you may make an off hand attack as part of the same action but you do not add your Grade modifier to your off hand attack.

Lunge

Weapon Property

When making an attack with a Lunge weapon, if you have taken the move action before this attack you can increase your range by 1 space. If you move at least 4 spaces in a straight line before attacking you can make an attack, with this weapon, as part of your move action.

Melee

Weapon Property

When making an attack with a Melee weapon, your attack has a normal range of 1 space.

Natural

Weapon Property

A Natural weapon is a part of a creatures body and can not be disarmed, removed or broken and count as being always equipped. Damage die for natural weapons are unique to the creature and are also affected by the size of the creature.

Nimble

Weapon Property

When wielding a nimble weapon you gain advantage, instead of disavantage, while making attacks in the following conditions: Grappled, Restrained, Prone or Squeezed.

One-Handed

Weapon Property

This weapon requires only one hand to wield properly. It cannot be wielded with two hands unless stated otherwise.

Penetrate

Weapon Property

This weapon is designed to penetrate through armor and when making an attack you can forgo your proficiency bonus to hit and add double your proficiency bonus to damage.

Puncture

Weapon Property

This weapon is designed to deal the most damage to vital points. When you roll max on any of the die for this weapon you may roll that die again and add it to the total damage. This can keep happening as many times as you roll maximum values on the damage diece, even on the new rolls. New dice generated by the puncture property are not affected by any other property.

Ranged

Weapon Property

Ranges weapons make a ranged weapon attack. It must be loaded with ammunition to make an attack. The ranged numbers list the normal and long distance respectively. Attacks made past the normal range but in the long range has disadvantage to hit. You also have disadvantage on attacks if you are within a weapons reach of a hostile creature. A ranged weapon can not target a creature outside its long range.

Reach

Weapon Property

This weapons weapon attack have its reach extended by the number listed next to the reach property.

Sighted

Weapon Property

The Weapons of an Assassin

These weapons are not designed for battle, rather for close quarters or surprise attacks. They are easily hidden or disguised, and in the right hands can end a fight before it's even started. Ambush masters have learned to strike more critically, taking full advantage of a surprise attack, and can strike fast enough to turn an enemy's miss into an opening.

They can do more then cut lumber

Axes easily chop through targets using weight instead of a honed edge and an axe beard in the hands of a trained combatant can be used to trip and bind, even disarm. Axe masters carry the weight of the head through soft targets and into others and can fell even the stoutest foes with a woodcutter's swing.

For when a stick isn't enough

Bludgeons are simple weapons that rely on pure weight over control. However, they have additional uses in stunning, disabling and fatiguing the enemy with repeated and precise blows to the head or body. A master with these brutish weapons more deftly causes stuns and exhaustion.

An Archers weapon of choice

The bow is as ancient as civilization itself, the tool of the hunter, sniper, assassin and soldier alike. Bows require more training than crossbows, but reload faster, making them still hold relevance in the age of mechanical winding and gunpowder. A master archer places arrows as effortlessly as a master swordsman places their blade, can take advantage of distracted foes, and can even shoot other missiles out of the air.

A warriors' most Versitile Weapon

Combat Blades are military weapons designed for soldiers at war. These weapons are long, powerful swords used for maximum reach and damage. A master with combat blades takes full advantage of the guard, and takes the best advantage of the opportunity to rout an enemy. Few weapons are as damaging or devoted to battle as Combat Blades.

Engineered for power and range

Crossbows require less training to operate than a bow and are often more powerful, but their Reload time keeps them from making the former obsolete, while their ease of use prevents them from being made obsolete by firearms. Unlike a bow, crossbows require time to Reload, shown in their description. They pack a harder punch to make up for slower attacks, but bolts are small and usually metal, making them punch much harder on a critical hit. Masters of the crossbow shoot in combat without distraction, and dodge and weave with their smaller ranged weapon when in melee.

Unlike a bow or launch weapon, a crossbow can be stored loaded, and primed to shoot. Crossbows also have a special Reload rule; If you do not move on your turn, you Reload your crossbow for free at the end of your turn.

A true duelist commands control

Dueling blades are smaller, lighter weapons designed for civilian defense or judicial duels. These weapons deal less damage but have more specialized uses, often used with finesse. A dueling blade master uses the weapon speed to take advantage of a distraction and the dueling nature to deflect countless blows while dueling a single enemy.

Black Powder, flint, and steel

These are late medieval to early renaissance period firearms which either strike flint or touch a lit wick to a flash pan, igniting gunpowder and propelling a projectile in most cases. They are prone to jamming, require specialized training, and create loud sound and smoke which can be to the detriment of the user. However, even combat blades struggle to have as much stopping power as even the smallest firearm. Master musketeers can quickly clear a jam, fire more accurately, and reload with lightning speed.

A fusion of brutality & flexibility

These are weapons of misdirection and circular momentum. While the weapon design can not always be optimal, the reach and flexibility gives additional options in battle. Masters with the flail can swing around shields, and use the binding property of their weapon to trip foes unready for the attack.

An armors worst knightmare

Designed in the late middle ages as primarily anti-armor, these weapons differ from bludgeons in that they require control of a concentrated point or face to be of any use. However, even a proficient warrior can injure the most well protected knight with a well placed hammer or pick. Masters knock foes to the ground and can even pierce or bludgeon a target through the armor that stops a hit.

An armors worst knightmare

Designed in the late middle ages as primarily anti-armor, these weapons differ from bludgeons in that they require control of a concentrated point or face to be of any use. However, even a proficient warrior can injure the most well protected knight with a well placed hammer or pick. Masters knock foes to the ground and can even pierce or bludgeon a target through the armor that stops a hit.

An armors worst knightmare

Designed in the late middle ages as primarily anti-armor, these weapons differ from bludgeons in that they require control of a concentrated point or face to be of any use. However, even a proficient warrior can injure the most well protected knight with a well placed hammer or pick. Masters knock foes to the ground and can even pierce or bludgeon a target through the armor that stops a hit.

An armors worst knightmare

Designed in the late middle ages as primarily anti-armor, these weapons differ from bludgeons in that they require control of a concentrated point or face to be of any use. However, even a proficient warrior can injure the most well protected knight with a well placed hammer or pick. Masters knock foes to the ground and can even pierce or bludgeon a target through the armor that stops a hit.