Martial Might as a Treasure

You can give the Martial Might Features as a reward for completing adventures, meeting a mythic NPC, or attending some sort of Martial Arts Monastery, which can be more satisfactory and mechanically interesting than any Magic Item (which can often be boring or break the game).

Creating New Class Options

This Homebrew is inspired by the "Variant: Spell Points" of the DMG page 288-289, where it shows that you can change and give major Features that increase both the power and versatility of certain Classes.

If you want to also give new options to Casters, I recommend my own Variant: Mana Points for a revised version of Spell Points, or Magic Talent, Tome of Metamagic to give them a new option in play, or both!

Martial Level

Your Martial Level is determined in Classes by Category.

Martial Dice

Your Martial Level determines the amount and size of your Martial Dice, as shown on the Martial Might table.

You regain all your expended Martial Dice when you finish a Short or Long Rest.

Martial Rank

The Martial Level of the Class that grants you this Feature determines the maximum Martial Rank you have access to, as shown on the Martial Might table.

Known Maneuvers and Mights

You know a combined number of Maneuvers and Mights equal to your Martial Ability Modifier + the Martial Level of the Class that grants you this Feature (minimum of 1).

To learn a Maneuver or Might, you must have access to its Martial Rank, and you can only take the same Maneuver or Might once.

Each time your Martial Level increases, you can replace one Maneuver or Might you know with a different one.

Initiating Maneuvers and Mights

Each Maneuver and Might describes what Actions it takes to Initiate (if any), as some Initiate in response to something (such as Hitting with an Attack, making a Save, or being Hit).

Martial Ability

You choose between Strength or Dexterity as your Martial Ability. You cannot change this choice once you make it. Your Martial Ability is used to determine the Saving Throw DC of your Maneuvers, which is calculated as follows:

Martial Save DC = 8 + your Proficiency Bonus

+ your Martial Ability Modifier

Martial Attack

Certain Maneuvers perform a special attack called a Martial Attack, which works like your regular Weapon Attacks but without any benefit from your own Traits and Features that affect Weapon Attacks (such as Sneak Attack, or using the Weapon of the Shadow Blade Spell), except for Proficiency and Features that would change the Damage die of Weapons or Unarmed Strikes (such as the Martial Arts Feature of the Monk).

A Martial Attack uses the same Damage type as your Weapon Attacks. If the Maneuver of a Martial Attack doesn't specify any amount of Damage, it deals the same amount of Damage as a normal Weapon Attack without Features (such as Sneak Attack or Improved Divine Smite).

When you make an Attack roll for your Martial Attack, you calculate it as follows:

 

Martial Attack Modifier = your Proficiency Bonus

+ your Martial Ability Modifier

Martial Might

Martial Level	Martial Dice	Martial Die	Martial Rank
1st	2	d4	1st
2nd	2	d4	1st
3rd	3	d6	2nd
4th	3	d6	2nd
5th	4	d8	3rd
6th	4	d8	3rd
7th	5	d8	4th
8th	5	d8	4th
9th	6	d10	5th
10th	6	d10	5th
11th	7	d10	6th
12th	7	d10	6th
13th	8	d10	7th
14th	8	d10	7th
15th	9	d10	8th
16th	9	d10	8th
17th	10	d12	9th
18th	10	d12	9th
19th	10	d12	9th
20th	10	d12	9th

Variant: Long Rest Martial Dice

You have a number of Martial Dice equal to one and a half (1.5) times your Martial Level (rounded up), and regain all expended ones when you finish a Long Rest.

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1st-Rank Maneuvers

Blocking

1st-Rank Maneuver
When you are Hit by an Attack, as a Reaction you can expend 1 Martial Die to gain a number of Temporary Hit Points equal to one roll of your Martial Die that last up to 1 Minute, and you can add your Martial Ability Modifier (minimum 1) to your AC against this Attack, potentially causing the Attack to Miss you.

Optional Rule: Maneuvers per Effect

To avoid Maneuvers stacking with other powerful Effects:

If your Weapon Attack is part of a Spell, or already has a similar Effect (such as Stunning Strike or Divine Smite), then that counts as your one Maneuver per Weapon Attack.

If your Attack, Ability Check or Saving Throw already gets a Bonus from a Trait or Feature with limited uses (such as Bardic Inspiration), you must choose between them; not both.

Brutal Strike

1st-Rank Maneuver
When you Hit a Creature with a Weapon Attack, you can expend 1 Martial Die to add it to your Attack's Damage roll and threat it as if you had rolled its maximum result (on a Critical Hit, both Martial Dice use their maximum result).

Commander's Strike

1st-Rank Maneuver
In place of a Weapon Attack, you can expend 1 Martial Die to choose one friendly Creature that can see or hear you. That Creature can immediately make an Opportunity Attack, but instead of a Melee Weapon Attack it must make one Melee or Ranged Martial Attack. On a Hit, it adds your Martial Die to its Attack's Damage roll.

Commanding Presence

1st-Rank Maneuver
When you make an Intimidation (CHA), Performance (CHA) or Persuasion (CHA) Check, you can expend 1 Martial Die and add it to the result.

Deceitful Presence

1st-Rank Maneuver
When you make a Deception (CHA) or Sleight of Hand (DEX) Check, you can expend 1 Martial Die and add it to the result.

Deflect

1st-Rank Maneuver
When you take Damage, as a Reaction you can expend 1 Martial Die to reduce the Damage a number equal to one roll of your Martial Die + your Martial Ability Modifier (minimum 1). If you reduce the Damage to 0, you can threat the Attack or Effect as a Miss.

Defensive Attack

1st-Rank Maneuver
When a Creature you can see Moves into your Melee Reach, you can expend 1 Martial Die to make an Opportunity Attack against the Creature, but as a Melee Martial Attack. On a Hit, add your Martial Die to the Attack's Damage roll.

Damage Reduction and Resistances

In D&D5e, Player's Handbook page 197, its explained that you first add any modifier to the damage (such as with the Maneuver: Deflect) and then apply any Resistances and Vulnerabilities.

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¿Too Many Damage Rolls?

If you feel that certain Maneuvers, such as Whirlwind of Attack, give too many Damage rolls, you can roll the Damage only once (like with the Damage roll of Saving Throws).

Of course, on a Critical Hit you would roll the additional Damage dice as expected.

Aimed Attack

3rd-Rank Maneuver
When you make a Weapon Attack, you can expend 1 Martial Die to gain Advantage on it. On a Hit, add your Martial Die to the Attack's Damage roll.

Commanders Eye

3rd-Rank Maneuver
In place of a Weapon Attack or as a Bonus Action, you can expend 1 Martial Die to take the Search Action as part of it and add your Martial Die to the Ability Check.

Deny Death

3rd-Rank Maneuver
When you make a Death Saving Throw, or as a Reaction when a Creature within 30ft makes a Death Saving Throw, you can expend 1 Martial Die to add it to the Death Saving Throw of the Target. If the result of the Death Saving Throw is 20 or higher with the Bonus of your Martial Die, the Target can choose to immediately be Stabilized.

If the result is a 20 in the d20, the Creature regains a number of Hit Points equal to two rolls of your Martial Die.

Helpful Words

3rd-Rank Maneuver
In place of a Weapon Attack or as a Bonus Action, you can expend 1 Martial Die to take the Help Action. When you use the Help Action to aid an ally in Attacking a Creature with this Maneuver, the Target of that Attack can be within 30ft of you, rather than within 5ft, if your ally can see or hear you.

Hobbling Attack

3rd-Rank Maneuver
When you Hit a Creature with a Weapon Attack, you can expend 1 Martial Die to add it to your Attack's Damage roll, and the Target must succeed a Constitution Saving Throw or its Speed is reduced by 10ft and it can’t take Reactions until the end of its next Turn.

Knockout

3rd-Rank Maneuver
When you Hit a Creature with a Weapon Attack, you can expend 1 Martial Die and not deal any Damage on this Attack to instead roll five times you Martial Die. If the result is equal or higher than the Target's current Hit Points, it falls Unconscious for 10 Minutes, or until it receives Damage or a Creature uses its Action to wake it up.

You can expend multiple Martial Dice, up to your Martial Ability Modifier in total (minimum 1), to enhance Knockout. For each Martial Die after the first, you can roll two extra Martial Dice and add them to the result.

Longshot Posture

3rd-Rank Maneuver
When you take the Attack Action, you can expend 1 Martial Die to ignore the Disadvantage of your Ranged Weapon Attacks when you take a Target on your Long Range until the start of your next Turn, and add your Martial Die to one of your Ranged Weapon Attacks that Hits before the start of your next Turn.

You can use Maneuvers with Longshot Posture, as long as it's not in the same Attack you add your Martial Die.

Power of the Soul

3rd-Rank Maneuver
When you make an Intelligence, Wisdom or Charisma Saving Throw, you can expend 1 Martial Die to add it to the result.

Prowess of the Body

3rd-Rank Maneuver
When you make a Strength, Dexterity or Constitution Saving Throw, you can expend 1 Martial Die to add it to the result.

Rallying Mark

3th-Rank Maneuver
In place of a Weapon Attack or as a Bonus Action, you can expend 1 Martial Die to choose a hostile Creature within 30ft of you. The next time Damage is rolled against that Target by an allied Creature before the start of your next Turn, the Attacker can add your Martial Die to its Damage roll against that Target and regains a number of Hit Points equal to the result of the Martial Die.

Retaliation

3rd-Rank Maneuver
When a Creature Hits you with a Melee Attack, you can expend 1 Martial Die to make an Opportunity Attack against the Creature, but as a Melee Martial Attack. On a Hit, add your Martial Die to your Attack's Damage roll.

Revealing Attack

3rd-Rank Maneuver
When you Hit a Creature with a Weapon Attack, you can expend 1 Martial Die to add it to your Attack's Damage roll and the Target must succeed on a Constitution Saving Throw or loose any Invisibility and Illusions (such as Mirror Image).

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Counterfire

4th-Rank Maneuver
When a Creature you can see willingly Moves into a space within 10ft of you, you can expend 1 Martial Die to make an Opportunity Attack against the Creature, but as a Ranged Martial Attack. On a Hit, add your Martial Die to your Attack's Damage roll.

Disruptive Attack

4th-Rank Maneuver
When a Creature within your Melee Reach begins to Cast a Spell, you can expend 1 Martial Die to make an Opportunity Attack against the Creature, but as a Melee Martial Attack. On a Hit, add your Martial Die to the Attack's Damage roll and the Target must succeed on a Concentration Check against your Martial Save DC or fail to Cast the Spell and waste its Spell Slot.

Gale Pull Attack

4th-Rank Maneuver
Immediately before you make a Weapon Attack, you can expend 1 Martial Die to force a Large or smaller Creature up to 60ft from you to succeed on a Strength Saving Throw or be pulled towards you a number of feet equal to five times your Martial Ability Modifier (minimum of 5ft), either on a success or failure, you can then make your Weapon Attack. On a Hit, add your Martial Die to your Attack's Damage roll.

Glancing Attack

4th-Rank Maneuver
When you make a Weapon Attack and Miss, you can expend 1 Martial Die to immediately make another Weapon Attack. On a Hit, add your Martial Die to the Attack's Damage roll.

Immobilizing Attack

4th-Rank Maneuver
When you Hit a Creature with a Weapon Attack, you can expend 1 Martial Die to add it to your Attack's Damage roll and if the Target is Large or smaller it must succeed on a Strength Saving Throw or reduce its Speed to 0 until the end of its next Turn.

Creatures with Resistance against your Bludgeoning, Piercing or Slashing Damage have Advantage on their Save, and automatically succeed the Save if they have Immunity.

Menacing Attack

4th-Rank Maneuver
When you Hit a Creature with a Melee Weapon Attack, you can expend 1 Martial Die to add it to your Attack's Damage roll and the Target must succeed a Wisdom Saving Throw or become Frightened of you until the start of your next turn.

Revival

4th-Rank Maneuver
As an Action, you can use tiny and exotic herbal Components worth 500gp and expend 1 Martial Die to choose one Creature within 5ft of you that has died within the last 10 Minutes. The Components are consumed, and the Creature returns to life with a number of Hit Points equal to one roll of your Martial Die.

Revival cannot bring back Constructs, Undead, Creatures that have died of old age, nor restore any lost body parts.

Silencing Attack

4th-Rank Maneuver
When you Hit a Creature with a Weapon Attack, you can expend 1 Martial Die to add it to your Attack's Damage roll and the Target must succeed on a Constitution Saving Throw or be Deafened or unable to use its voice nor provide Verbal Components (your choice), until the start of your next Turn.

Steel Wind Shield

7th-Rank Maneuver
As a Bonus Action, you can expend 1 Martial Die to start Concentrating for up to 1 Minute. Until you lose Concentration, you create a 10ft-Radius that Moves with you and gives the following Effects:

• You and each Creature of your choice that is within 10ft of you gains Three-Quarters Cover, except against Attacks made within 5ft of them.
• The area within 10ft of you counts as Difficult Terrain for Creatures of your choice.
• Each time a Creature of your choice gets within 10ft of you for the first time on a Turn, or starts its Turn there, you can force it to make a Dexterity Saving Throw, taking Damage equal to two rolls of your Martial Die on a failure, or half as much on a success.
• As an Action, you can force any number of Creatures of your choice within 10ft of you to make a Dexterity Saving Throw, taking Damage equal to four rolls of your Martial Die on a failure, or half as much on a success.

You can use Maneuvers along side Steel Wind Shield.

Steel Wind Tornado

7th-Rank Maneuver
You can Attack multiple Targets as a tornado in either Melee or Range:

Melee. In place of a Weapon Attack, you can expend 1 Martial Die to make two Melee Martial Attacks against each Creature within 10ft of you. On a Hit, a Target takes Damage equal to two rolls of your Martial Dice + your Martial Ability Modifier.

Range. In place of a Weapon Attack, you can expend 1 Martial Die to make two Ranged Martial Attacks against each Creature within 10ft of a point you can see within the Range of your Ranged Weapon Attacks. You must have Ammunition for each Target. On a Hit, a Target takes Damage equal to two rolls of your Martial Dice + your Martial Ability Modifier.

Steel Wind Wall

7th-Rank Maneuver
As an Action you can expend 1 Martial Die to start Concentrating to create a Vertical Wall of Steel Wind that appears at a point of your choice within 30ft of you and lasts for 1 Minute or until you loose Concentration. You can make a Straight Wall up to 100ft Long, 20ft High, and 5ft Wide, or a Ringed Wall up to 30ft in Radius, 20ft High and 5ft Wide. The wall provides Three-Quarters Cover to Creatures behind it, and its space is Difficult Terrain. When a Creature enters the wall’s Area for the first time on a Turn or starts its Turn there, the Creature must make a Dexterity Saving Throw, taking Damage equal to six rolls of your Martial Die on a failure, or half as much on a success.

Earthquake

8th-Rank Maneuver
As an Action, you can expend 1 Martial Die to apply the Effects of the Earthquake Spell as if Casted directly under you. This Effect is not Magical and cannot be Dispelled nor Countered by any Effect that only works against Magic.

Execution

8th-Rank Maneuver
When you Hit a Creature with a Weapon Attack, you can expend 1 Martial Die to add it to your Attack's Damage roll, threating it and your Weapon's or Unarmed Strike's Damage Dice as if you had rolled their maximum result. If the Damage from this Attack reduces the Target to 50 Hit Points or fewer, its instantly reduced to 0 Hit Points.

Strength Before Death

8th-Rank Maneuver
When you are reduced to 0 Hit Points and not killed outright, as a Reaction you can expend 1 Martial Die to delay falling Unconscious, and you can immediately take an extra Turn, interrupting the current Turn. While having 0 Hit Points, taking Damage causes Death Saving Throw failures as normal, three Death Saving Throw failures can still kill you. When the extra Turn ends, you fall Unconscious if you still have 0 Hit Points.

Power Surge

9th-Rank Maneuver
As an Action, you can expend 1 Martial Die to immediately gain the benefits of completing a Short Rest.

Righteous Strike

9th-Rank Maneuver
When you Hit a Creature with a Weapon Attack, you can expend 1 Martial Die to add it to your Attack's Damage roll and you can choose either yourself or one Creature within 30ft of you that can see or hear you. The Target regains a number of Hit Points equal to 5 times your Martial Level and it ends Blindness, Deafness, and any Diseases and Poisons affecting it.

Time Stands Still

9th-Rank Maneuver
At the end of your Turn, you can expend 1 Martial Die to immediately take another Turn. While you are taking this extra Turn, no other Creature can use their Reaction as everything around you has frozen in time for what you perceive to be 6 seconds.

This Turn ends early if you Move 100ft away from the location where you Initiated this Maneuver.

1st-Rank Mights

Know Your Enemy

1st-Rank Might
You can measure the capabilities of other Creatures compared to your own. In place of a Weapon Attack or as a Bonus Action, you can choose a Creature you can see or hear within 60ft to Initiate this Might on it. Alternatively, if a Creature Attacks you or forces you to make a Saving Throw, you can instantly Initiate this Might on that Creature (no Action required).

You learn if it is your equal, superior, or inferior in regards to a number of the following options equal to half your Proficiency Bonus:

Armor Class	One Ability Score
Current Hit Points	Proficiency Bonus
Martial Levels	Maneuvers and Mights Known

At the GM's option, you can instead choose to realize that you know a piece of the Creature's history or one of its personality traits, if it has any.

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You can use this Might a number of times equal to 1 + your Martial Ability Modifier (minimum 1). You regain all expended uses when you finish a Long Rest.

Jump Rules

The rules to calculate Jumps are in the Player's Handbook page 182, and in page 175 there are rules to jump even further than the calculation with an Athletics (STR) Check.

Student of War

1st-Rank Might
You gain one of the following benefits of your choice:

• Proficiency with three Tools.
• Proficiency with one Skill.
• Expertise (adding double your Proficiency Bonus) with one Skill in which you are already Proficient.

2nd-Rank Mights

Great Athlete

2nd-Rank Might
You can use your Martial Ability to calculate your Jump Distance.

You can also make a running Long Jump or a running High Jump after Moving only 5ft, rather than 10ft.

In addition, when you make a Strength or Dexterity Check that doesn't use a Skill, you can choose to use your Martial Ability instead, and when you make an Athletics (STR) or Acrobatics (DEX) Check, you can choose to use the other Skill instead.

Interpose Shield

2nd-Rank Might
When a Creature you can see Attacks a Target other than you that is within 5ft of you, as a Reaction you can impose Disadvantage on the Attack roll. You must be wielding a Shield to Initiate this Might.

3rd-Rank Mights

Aggressive Speed

3rd-Rank Might
You can take the Dash Action as a Bonus Action.

Night Stalker

3rd-Rank Might
You gain Darkvision out to a Range of 60ft.

If a Trait or Feature would give you benefits for having Darkvision from your Race, you can threat the one from this Might as if it was from your Race.

Steady Aim

3rd-Rank Might
As a Bonus Action on your Turn, you give yourself Advantage on your next Attack roll on your current Turn. You can use this Bonus Action only if you haven't Moved during this Turn, and after you use the Bonus Action, your Speed becomes 0 until the end of your current Turn.

Unarmed Training

3rd-Rank Might
You gain Proficiency with Improvised Weapons, and your Unarmed Strike uses 1d4 for Damage rolls (unless its already higher).

And while you are not wearing any Armor, your Armor Class equals 12 + your Dexterity or Constitution Modifier (your choice). You can use a Shield and still gain this benefit.

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Atlatl

4th-Rank Might
The Normal and Long Ranges of Weapons with the Thrown Property that you wield and are Proficient with are increased a number of times equal to your Martial Ability Modifier (minimum times 2).

Body Builder

4th-Rank Might
You count as one Size larger when determining your Carrying Capacity and the Weight you can Push, Drag, and Lift.

If a Trait or Feature, that is not Magical or a Spell, says that you can only use it on Creatures of a specific Size (such as a Grapple, Shove or Maneuver), now you can also use it on Creatures up to one Size above what it specifies.

Cleansing Exercise

4th-Rank Might
So long as you are not Incapacitated, you can perform a ritual of meditative movements over the course of a Short Rest. When you do so, you remove the Effects of a single Poison, Disease, Curse, Spell, Level of Exhaustion, or other Condition from yourself. Though this activity is strenuous, it does not prevent you from gaining the other benefits of a Short Rest. The first time you roll Initiative after this Short Rest, you do so with Advantage.

Once you Initiate this Might, you cannot Initiate it again until you finish a Long Rest.

Danger Sense

4th-Rank Might
You have Advantage on Dexterity Saving Throws against Effects that you can see, such as traps and Spells. To gain this benefit, you can't be Blinded, Deafened, or Incapacitated.

Diver

4th-Rank Might
You gain a Swimming Speed equal to your Walking Speed.

In addition, you can Hold your Breath for a number of Hours equal to your Constitution Score + your Constitution Modifier, and survive while Choking a number of Minutes equal your Constitution Score + your Constitution Modifier.

Martial Technique

4th-Rank Might
You can't be Disarmed of Weapons you are wielding and are Proficient with, unless you are Incapacitated or dead.

In addition, your Weapon Attacks and Maneuvers count as Magical for the purposes of overcoming Resistance and Immunity to Non-Magical Attacks and Damage.

Lastly, when you roll a Martial Die, you can instead choose to roll a number of Technique Dice as shown below:

Mountaineer

4th-Rank Might
You gain a Climbing Speed equal to your Walking Speed.

In addition, when you take Damage from falling, as a Reaction you can reduce the Damage a number equal to 5 times your Martial Level.

Relentless

4th-Rank Might
In place of a Weapon Attack or as a Bonus Action, you can regain a number of expended Martial Dice equal to 1 + your Constitution Modifier (minimum 1).

Once you Initiate this Might, you cannot Initiate it again until you finish a Long Rest.

Agile Step

5th-Rank Might
Opportunity Attacks made against you have Disadvantage, and you can Move through Difficult Terrain without it costing you extra Movement.

Feral Senses

5th-Rank Might
When you Attack a Creature you can't see, your inability to see it doesn't impose Disadvantage on your Attack rolls against it nor it gives it Advantage on its Attack rolls against you (unless it has successfully taken the Hide Action).

Mythic Athlete

5th-Rank Might
You gain the 2nd-Rank Great Athlete Might, and it doesn't count against your number of Maneuvers and Mights known.

You can also make a running Long Jump or a running High Jump even if you haven't Moved a single foot before Jumping.

In addition, your Jump Distance is now always equal to how much you can Move on your Turn (such as 30ft, or 60ft with the Dash Action).

Pin Down

5th-Rank Might
You have Advantage on Attack rolls against a Creature you are Grappling.

In addition, you can make a Special Attack to Restraint Creatures. In place of a Weapon Attack against a Creature you are currently Grappling, you can make another Grapple Check against it. If you succeed, you and the Grappled Creature are both Restrained until your Grapple ends.

Brave Heart

6th-Rank Might
You gain Advantage on Saving Throws against being Charmed, Frightened, Possessed, Diseases and Poisons.

Herculean

7th-Rank Might
You count as two Sizes larger when determining your Carrying Capacity and the Weight you can Push, Drag, and Lift.

If a Trait or Feature, that is not Magical or a Spell, says that you can only use it on Creatures of a specific Size (such as a Grapple, Shove or Maneuver), now you can also use it on Creatures up to two Sizes above what it specifies.

In addition, when you deal Damage with a Weapon Attack to an inanimate Object that is not being worn or carried, or to a structure, you deal double Damage to it.

Tongue of None

7th-Rank Might
You learn a way to connect yourself with others, you understand all spoken Languages and Creature that can understand a Language can understand what you say.

Magic Resistance

8th-Rank Might
You have Advantage on Saving Throws against Spells and other Magical Effects.

Timeless Body

8th-Rank Might
You no longer need food or water to live, you suffer none of the frailty of old age, and you can't be aged Magically. You can still die of old age, however.

In addition, for every 10 Years that pass, your Body ages only 1 Year.

Soul of Deceit

9th-Rank Might
Your thoughts can't be read by telepathy or other means, unless you allow it. You can present false thoughts by succeeding on a Deception (CHA) Check contested by the mind reader's Insight (WIS) Check.

Additionally, no matter what you say, Magic that would determine if you are telling the truth indicates you are being truthful if you so choose, and you can't be compelled to tell the truth by Magic.

Still Standing

9th-Rank Might
Having 0 Hit Points doesn't knock you Unconscious, but taking Damage causes Death Saving Throw failures as normal, which can still kill you.

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Multiclassing

Your Martial Level determines the number and size of your Martial Dice, the Martial Ranks you have access to, and your combined number of Maneuvers and Mights Known. Your Martial Level is determined in Classes by Category.

If you Multiclass, now any Artificer and Martial Subclass Levels you have round down their Martial Level.

Feats

The following are a list of Revised and new Feats, only Martial Adept and Fighting Initiate are mandatory, the rest can be used at the GMs discretion:

Ability Increase for Feats

The following Feats now give an Ability Increase of 1, to a maximum of 20, when you choose them as shown on the following table. If a Feat in the following table lists multiple Ability Scores, you choose which one gets the Ability Increase.

Feat	Ability Increase
• Dungeon Delver (PHB)	Any one
• Healer (PHB)	Intelligence or Wisdom
• Prodigy (XGE)	Any one
• Inspiring Leader (PHB)	Constitution or Charisma
• Skilled (PHB)	Any one
• Skulker (PHB)	Dexterity or Wisdom

Defensive Duelist (PHB)

Prerequisite: Strength or Dexterity 13 or higher
Thanks to your martial training, you are capable of parrying attacks. You gain the following benefit:

• Increase your Strength or Dexterity Score by 1, to a maximum of 20.

• When you are wielding a Weapon or Unarmed Strike that deals at least 1d4 Damage in which you are Proficient with and you are Hit by a Melee or Ranged Attack, as a Reaction you can add a Bonus to your Armor Class equal your Proficiency Bonus against this Attack, potentially causing the Attack to Miss you.

Dual Wielder (PHB)

Prerequisite: DEX 13 or higher
You master fighting with two weapons, gaining the following benefits:

• Increase your Strength or Dexterity Score by 1, to a maximum of 20.

• You learn the Fighting Style "Two-Weapon Fighting", found in those available to the Fighter Class. If you already have it, you can choose a different option from the original Feature that granted you a Fighting Style.

• You can use Two-Weapon Fighting even when the one-handed Melee Weapons you are wielding aren't Light.

• You can draw or stow two one-handed Weapons when you would normally be able to draw or stow only one with your Interaction.

Fighting Initiate (TCE)

Prerequisite: Proficiency with a Martial Weapon
Your martial training has helped you develop a particular style of fighting. You gain the following benefit:

• Increase your Strength or Dexterity Score by 1, to a maximum of 20.

• You learn one Fighting Style option of your choice from the Fighter Class. If you already have a Fighting Style, the one you choose must be different. Whenever you gain a Level, you can replace this Feat's Fighting Style with another one from the Fighter Class that you don't have.

Mage Slayer (PHB)

You have practiced techniques useful in Melee combat against Spellcasters, gaining the following benefits:

• When a Creature within your Melee Reach Casts a Spell, you can use your Reaction to make a Melee Weapon Attack against that Creature.

• When you Damage a Creature that is Concentrating on a Spell, that Creature has Disadvantage on the Saving Throw it makes to maintain its Concentration.

• You have Advantage on Saving Throws against Spells Cast by Breatures within your Melee Reach.

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Damage Bonus for Maneuvers

If you have an Magic Item that gives you a static Bonus to both your Weapon Attack and Damage rolls (such as a +1, +2 or +3 Weapon), you can also add the same Bonus to the Attack and Damage rolls of your Martial Attacks, and to the Damage rolls of Maneuvers that require a Saving Throw.

Increasing Martial Save DC

If a Magic Item gives you a Bonus to both your Weapon Attack and Damage rolls, the Magic Item can also add the same Bonus to your Martial Save DC, but if it does, its rarity increases by two (such as from Rare to Legendary).

Tome of Battle

Wondrous Item, Rare

This tome is a detailed compilation of text, instructions and images to deepened one's Martial Might. If you spend 48 hours over a period of 6 days or fewer studying the book's contents and practicing its guidelines, you gain a combined number of 2 additional Maneuvers and Mights of your choice, which are added to your total amount known. You also gain 1 additional Martial Die, which you add to your total amount of Martial Dice. The Tome of Battle then loses its magic, leaving the pages blank without its contents. It regains its magic, and its contents, in a century.

Barbarian's and Temporary HP

Mixing Temporary Hit Points with a Resistance, such as with the Barbarian's Rage Feature, can be extremely powerful, even game breaking.

To fix this, apply the following rule in your table:

Monks, TWF and Bonus Actions

Monk's, Two-Weapon Fighting users and certain Subclasses end up loosing attacks as some Maneuvers require Bonus Actions, which don't affect much a greatsword Fighter, but do for a Two-Weapon Fighter.

To fix this, I recommend another Homebrew I've made, specifically the Improved Bonus Action Attacks option:

INT, WIS or CHA as Martial Ability

It is not recommended, at all, to allow any Creature to use anything besides STR or DEX as their Martial Ability, as doing so is like allowing Spellcasters to use STR or DEX as their Spellcasting Ability.

Secret Language

If you want to make Martials mythic, you can give them a secret language (similar to Druidic and Thieves' Cant):

Revised Fighting Styles

The following are a revision and changes to certain Fighting Styles, the only mandatory is Martial Training, which replaces Superior Technique, the others are changes that I myself find more balanced (but can be ignored at the GMs choice):

Simplify NPC Martial Adepts

Might for Creatures is meant to be an analog of the progression of PCs, but running NPC Martial Adepts can be as demanding as NPC Spellcasters, so to simplify:

The following is a Trait if you want to completely ignore Maneuvers and Mights in your NPC Martial Adepts, but still give a sense that they are formidable foes:

Breaking Limits

Improvement to the 1st-Level Martial Might Feature
In place of a Weapon Attack or as a Bonus Action, you can expend 2 Hit Dice to regain 1 Martial Die you have expended.

Martial Preparation

Improvement to the 1st-Level Martial Might Feature
When you finish a Long Rest, you can replace one Maneuver or Might you know with a different one.

Martial Adepts

Creatures with at least one Martial Level can begin to learn Maneuvers and Mights, once they do they are called Martial Adepts, they must have similarities with Martial Classes/Subclasses and undergone a rigorous training.

Not Every Soldier. The average soldier doesn't have Manuevers, as they can be compared to a Spellcaster that can only Cast Cantrips, while a Martial Adept can be compared to a Spellcaster with Leveled Spells.

Rarity of Martial Adepts. Martial Adepts should be as rare as the Spellcasters on your Settings. Just as a royal court has a few Wizards and Clerics, there should be about the same amount of Martial Adepts as mercenaries and generals.

Otherworldly Creatures. Creatures of other planes or supernatural origin that are Martial Adepts are scarce, as they usually have some Magical capabilities that they choose to focus and develop to complement their Weapon Attacks.

Beasts and Non-Consciousness. Creatures such as Beasts can be Martial Adepts, but its hard as they cannot be trained or teach by traditional means, generally its an accomplishment of their own, such as a wolf developing Maneuvers to be an unrivaled pack leader.

But it's way easier for Beasts and such to learn Maneuvers after gaining consciousness, such as a wolf that has a Spellcaster Cast on it the Awaken Spell.

Martial level

The Martial Level of a Martial Adept depends on its CR and its resemblance to a Martial Class/Subclass (at the GM discretion), as explained in Classes by Category.

Martial. Its Martial Level is determined by its CR, and its maximum Martial Level is 20.

Half Martial. Its Martial Level is determined by half its CR (rounded up), and its maximum Martial Level is 10.

Third Martial. Its Martial Level is determined by one third its CR (rounded up), and its maximum Martial Level is 7.

Martial Dice and Ranks

The Martial Level of a Martial Adept determines the number and size of its Martial Dice, and the Martial Ranks it has access to, as shown on the Martial Adepts table.

Known Maneuvers and Mights

A Martial Adept knows a combined number of Maneuvers and Mights equal to its Martial Ability Modifier + its Martial Level (minimum of 1 Maneuver or Might).

CR Adjustment for XP

When making a Creature a Martial Adept, its CR increases a number determined by its Martial Level. This adjustment should only be used to determine its CR for the encounter and the XP awarded to PCs, without any more changes to it.

Martial Ability

A Martial Adept uses either Strength or Dexterity as its Martial Ability.

Its Martial Ability is used to determine the Saving Throw DC of its Maneuvers and the Attack Bonus of its Martial Attacks, which are calculated as follows:

Martial save DC = 8 + its Proficiency Bonus

+ its Martial Ability Modifier

 

Martial Attack modifier = its Proficiency Bonus

+ its Martial Ability Modifier

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Half Martial

The Crusader has great similarities to the Half Spellcaster Class Paladin, so we use half its CR of 6 (rounded up) to determine its Martial Level, as shown on the Martial Adepts table.

Crusader Lore

The Crusader is a warrior who seeks victory through the discipline of the spirit. Devotion, piety, and zeal are her weapons, becoming living vessel of their deity’s will, an instrument of justice or vengeance who can overcome the most insuperable of obstacles with the strength and faith.

The Crusaders are honorable champions and knights, ready to prove themselves worthy of their cause. Whether they fight for a kingdom, a god, for the people or an ideal, they are willing to give their lives for a greater purpose.

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Crusader Adept

If you make the Crusader a Martial Adept, it will receive the following changes:

• Challenge Rating 7 (2,900)

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Traits

Martial Adept (4d8 Martial Dice per Short Rest). The Crusader is a 5th-Level Martial. Its Martial Ability is Strength (Martial Save DC 15, +7 Martial Attacks). The Crusader knows the following Maneuvers and Mights:

Maneuvers.

1st-Rank: Brutal Strike, Defensive Attack, Supernatural Assessment.

2nd-Rank: Brace Up, Parry, Riposte, Trip Attack, Whirlwind of Attacks.

3rd-Rank: Power of the Soul.

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Swordsage

Medium Humanoid (any Race), any Alignment

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• Armor Class 17 (Unarmored Defense)
• Hit Points 78 (12d8+24)
• Speed 30 ft.

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STR	DEX	CON	INT	WIS	CHA
6 (-2)	14 (+2)	14 (+2)	20 (+5)	16 (+3)	14 (+2)

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• Saving Throws Dex +5, Int +8
• Skills Acrobatics +5, Arcana +8, Insight +6, Investigation +8, Stealth +5
• Senses Passive Perception 13
• Languages any four Language
• Challenge 5 (1,800) Proficiency Bonus +3

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Traits

Knowledge is Power. The Swordsage can use Intelligence instead of Strength or Dexterity for its Weapon Attack and Damage rolls with the Rapier, and the Rapier counts as its Spellcasting Focus.

Unarmored Defense. While not wearing Armor nor a Shield, the Swordsage Armor Class is equal to 10 + its Dexterity Modifier + its Intelligence Modifier.

Spellcasting. The Swordsage is a 8th-Level Spellcaster. Its Spellcasting Ability is Intelligence (Spell Save DC 16, +8 Spell Attacks). The Swordsage has the following Wizard Spells Prepared:

Cantrips: Booming Blade, Firebolt, Light, Mind Sliver, Prestidigitation.

1st-Level (4 Slots): Detect Magic, Feather Fall, Find Familiar, Shield.

2nd-Level (3 Slots): Blur, Darkvision, Misty Step, Shadow Blade.

3rd-Level (3 Slots): Counterspell, Dispel Magic, Lightning Bolt, Thunder Step.

4th-Level (1 Slot): Dimension Door.

Actions

Multiattack. The Swordsage makes one Weapon Attack and Casts one Cantrip.

Rapier. Melee Weapon Attack: +8 to Hit, Reach 5ft., one Target. Hit: 9 (1d8+5) Piercing Damage.

Hand Crossbow. Ranged Weapon Attack: +5 to Hit, Range 30/120ft., one Target. Hit: 5 (1d6+2) Piercing Damage.

Swordsage Adept

If you make the Swordsage a Martial Adept, it will receive the following changes:

• Challenge Rating 6 (2,300)

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Traits

Martial Adept (3d6 Martial Dice per Short Rest). The Swordsage is a 3rd-Level Martial. Its Martial Ability is Dexterity (Martial Save DC 13, +5 Martial Attacks). The Swordsage knows the following Maneuvers and Mights:

Maneuvers.

1st-Rank: Ambush, Disarming Attack, Supernatural Assessment, Tactical Assessment.

2nd-Rank: Pushing Attack.

Bloodclaw Master

Medium Humanoid (any Race), any Chaotic Alignment

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• Armor Class 17 (Studded Leather)
• Hit Points 110 (13d8+52)
• Speed 50ft, Climb 50ft

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STR	DEX	CON	INT	WIS	CHA
12 (+1)	20 (+5)	18 (+4)	12 (+1)	16 (+3)	12 (+1)

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• Saving Throws Str +4, Wis +6
• Skills Acrobatics +8, Survival +6, Perception +9
• Senses Darkvision 60ft, Passive Perception 19
• Languages any three Languages
• Challenge 7 (2,900) Proficiency Bonus +3

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Traits

Dual-Wield Master. The Bloodclaw Master can make 2 Attacks with its off-hand Weapon while Two-Weapon Fighting, without expending its Bonus Action (it cant use TWF more than once per Turn).

Relentless (1xLong Rest). If the Bloodclaw Master is reduced to 0 Hit Points but not killed outright, it is reduced to 1 Hit Point instead.

Shifting (3xLong Rest). The Bloodclaw Master can Magically Shift as a Bonus Action, gaining for 1 Minute feral Tiger-like characteristics (cat eyes, claws, sharp teeth, long ears, etc) while remaining distinctly as its Race. While in this state it gains the following benefits:

• When it makes its first Attack on its Turn, it can decide to Attack Recklessly. Doing so gives it Advantage on Melee Weapon Attack rolls during this Turn, but Attack rolls against it have Advantage until its next Turn.

• Its Unarmed Strike uses 1d4 as a Damage Die (unless already higher), and it can deal Bludgeoning, Piercing or Slashing Damage with its Unarmed Strikes (its choice each Attack).

• When it makes a Melee Weapon Attack, it can add 1d4 to the Damage roll.

• It has Advantage on Perception (WIS) Checks.

Actions

Multiattack. The Bloodclaw Master makes three Weapon Attacks; or five with Two-Weapon Fighting.

Shortsword. Melee Weapon Attack: +8 to Hit, Reach 5ft., one Target. Hit: 8 (1d6+5) Slashing Damage and 2 (1d4) extra Damage if Shifted.

Claws (only when Shifted). Melee Weapon Attack: +8 to Hit, Reach 5ft., one Target. Hit: 10 (2d4+5) Slashing Damage.

Bloodclaw Adept

If you make the Bloodclaw Master a Martial Adept, it will receive the following changes:

• Challenge Rating 9 (5,000)

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Traits

Martial Adept (6d10 Martial Dice per Short Rest). The Warblade is a 10th-Level Martial. Its Martial Ability is Dexterity (Martial Save DC 16, +8 Martial Attacks). The Bloodclaw Master knows the following Maneuvers and Mights:

Maneuvers:

1st-Rank: Ambush, Brutal Strike.

2nd-Rank: Lunging Posture, Parry, Step-Dodge Attack.

3rd-Rank: Retaliation, Prowess of the Body.

4th-Rank: Menacing Attack, Spring Attack.

5th-Rank: Defensive Posture, Weakening Attack.

Mights:

3rd-Rank: Aggressive Speed.

5th-Rank: Agile Step, Feral Senses, Mythic Athlete.

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Worthy Combat. A Valkyrie descends to engage in Melee combat, preferring one on one duels. They praise Martial opponents, but let them know that surrender or truce are not an option; only accepted by direct orders from the one they serve or by extreme circumstances. If a Valkyrie finds herself outmatched she might flee, surrender, or fight until death, depending on her foes nature. If overcome by a Martial foe they will surrender, offering themselves in service and homage for their lives and learning something of her opponents superior might. Rarely they will fight to the death, unless the fight is one of a lifetime to experience the honor of defeat by a formidable enemy; or if her opponent has no intention of sparing her. They will normally flee at being overcome by pure Spellcasters or other non-Martial foes, commonly leaving to search a more worthy Martial-oriented opponent; but sometimes they return with reinforcements to deal with such tricky foes.

Saved for Battle. Valkyries travel alone or in small groups. Soaring through the clouds, challenging any intelligent creature bearing the armament of a warrior who seems worthy. Often, Valkyries happen upon a battle and observe the combatants from the air or from hiding. The Valkyries then swoop down to "rescue" skilled fighters from the Melee, taking them to a safe place where they can recuperate and ready themselves to do battle with their saviors.

Plague of Nations. As Celestials they don't eat, drink nor sleep, so they don't affect natural habitats. However, due to their lust for worthy battles, they end up killing the best warriors of many kingdoms, leaving them vulnerable to outside attacks and indirectly being the ruin of great nations.

Sisters of Battle. Valkyries instinctively recognize each other as siblings of a sort, and this sisterhood causes them to feel a sort of camaraderie with one another. On their home plane of Ysgard, this camaraderie becomes blurred as the Valkyries fight one another regularly and often participate in the celebrations in the Hall of the Valiant. Yet on other planes, Valkyries rarely fight one another, preferring to work together to find brave opponents or to serve a great fighter.

Made by Bloodshed. Valkyries come into being when a deity’s battleshed blood falls on the hallowed grounds of one of Ysgard’s layers. If the deity lived through the combat, the blood it lost to the earth sprouts glory flowers on the following dawn, carpeting the landscape in glowing blood-red blossoms. The short-lived glory flower’s blossoms are prized components in magic items, and when properly brewed can be used to make potions of heroism. Should the glory blossoms be left undisturbed until the following dawn, the glow they emit builds to an almost blinding crimson light as they die, and a Valkyrie appears when the light is most intense. The newly born Valkyrie seeks out its parent deity to serve it. Most Valkyries in service to a deity serve a god or goddess that lives on the plane, such as Kord or Olidammara, but such service rarely lasts more than a hundred years of a Valkyrie’s immortal life due to their independent natures.

Valkyrie Adept

If you make the Valkyrie a Martial Adept, it will receive the following changes:

• Challenge Rating 12 (8,400)

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Traits

Martial Adept (7d10 Martial Dice per Short Rest). The Valkyrie is an 11th-Level Martial. Its Martial Ability is Dexterity (Martial Save DC 17, +9 Martial Attacks). The Valkyrie knows the following Maneuvers:

Maneuvers.

1st-Rank: Ambush, Survivor's Instinct

2nd-Rank: Grappling Attack, Trip Attack

3rd-Rank: Commanders Eye, Power of the Soul, Retaliation, Revealing Attack

4th-Rank: Disruptive Attack, Gale Pull Attack

5th-Rank: Defensive Posture, Prepared For Battle, Steel Wind Attack, Whirlwind Barrage

6th-Rank: Tearing Strike

Regional Effects

The mere presence of a Ragewalker inflicts Regional Effects, which creates one or more of the following Effects:

• Each Creature of CR 4 or lower (or Level 4 or lower) that is within 12 Miles of the Ragewalker becomes affected by the Ragewalker Induce Blood Frenzy Trait, having to make the Save each 1 Hour they are within this Radius.

• Each Creature of CR 4 or lower (or Level 4 or lower) that is within 6 Miles of the Ragewalker feels its being constantly hunted, having Disadvantage on Saving Throws against being Charmed and Frightened.

• 1 Day after slaying a Creature of CR 4 or lower (or Level 4 or lower), the Weapon of the foe can Animate as a Flying Sword, following the commands of the Ragewalker. These Flying Swords cannot be further than 1 Mile from the Ragewalker, and the Ragewalker cannot have more than 10 Flying Swords at the same time.

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The Sublime Way

The world is filled with great warriors, but many lack the highest of a warrior’s arts, the Sublime Way.

The Sublime Way is a more spiritual way of seeing ones Martial Might, to a certain extend in a religious way, both as something beyond the physical and as a way of life.

The Sublime Way is not Magical, at least not in a normal sense. It is a teaching that harnesses a student’s discipline and determination through knowledge, practice, and study. A master of the Sublime Way can perform Martial exploits nearly, or outright, superhuman.

The Sublime Way represents small moments of clarity, self-knowledge, piety, or perfection. While a normal warrior simply Attacks to defeat foes, a student of the Sublime Way performs a very specific mental and physical exercise that results in a mighty blow; if it is executed just right.

Source of Power. Some believe that a practitioner of the Sublime Way creates the power for his Maneuvers by invoking a cosmic principle of perfection. This theory holds that if the student moves in a precise pattern while calling to mind the very specific mental images or analogies corresponding to that Maneuver, he forges a brief connection with a source of power that lends strength and precision to his strike. Others believe that followers of the Sublime Way draw the necessary power from their own souls by harnessing Ki; the energy of life. But whatever the truth of the matter, the results are spectacular. Few can match the agility, strength, and skill of a master of the Sublime Way.

Path of True Warriors. At the heart of the Sublime Way, lies one simple precept: The warrior who knows himself perfectly cannot be defeated. You cannot predict where you will fight, or what weapons you will have, or how your enemies will strike at you. But you can prepare yourself for that moment through constant practice, study, and reflection.

Conquer your own body, mind, and spirit, and you cannot help but be victorious over your enemies.

Martial Adepts. Those who devote their lives to studying some aspect of the Sublime Way are known as Martial Adepts. All are skilled in combat, but they rely on perception, learning, and willpower, in addition to pure physical aptitude for battle. Martial Adepts seek to fuse tangible physical prowess with utmost control of the mind and spirit.

Fate and the Path. Some believe that the Sublime Way is a force of its own, not conscious like a god, but able to guide those it deems worthy towards it. The cosmic principle of perfection that Martial Adepts imitate to Initiate Maneuvers, it lays a Path ahead, beyond just physical prowess, some call it fate or destiny, and is up to each individual to embrace or deny it, for good or ill, heroism or evilness, in this or the next life, the Path will always be waiting those who walk it.

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Reth Character

Reth have great resemblance to Humans, females can grow up to 6 feet tall while males can go up to 7, with golden skins and vibrant hair colors, from strong reds to dark purple. They posses taloned hands with 4 muscular fingers with dark claws-like nails, eyes tinted with a peculiar color from their sorcerous ancestry, which can glow intensely when angered.

They are stubborn and prone to anger, but they are taught from childhood to use this anger in productive manners and as a catalyst of their sorcerous capabilities.

Meant for War

The Reth have always seen themselves as paragons of war, focusing their sorcery into improving their Martial capabilities. Their culture is one of honor and warfare, expecting great combat prowess of very man and woman as only the strongest must rule; for without strength evil cannot be fought. In antiquity, they were great conquerors and heroes that brought order in times of chaos, but after many generations, and as the achievements of their ancestors were torn apart by their ever increasing foes, greed and the ever present desire for strength overcame many of them. This was all the plan of the nameless Archdevil of the Crimson Citadel, which gifted them Vilefire in a cursed pact.

Persecuted Among Many Races

The Race of Reth presented here are pure descendants, keeping their golden skins, tinted eyes, taloned hands, and the power of Vilefire. However, they are compatible with other Humanoids, so any Race with an ancestor of the Reth is also persecuted by the Reth Dekala to extinguish their bloodline.

The Fall and Persecutions

After centuries of an iron fisted empire, many descendant Reth distanced themselves from the nameless Archdevil as they didnt want to follow what they considered a mistake by their ancestors. As these new generations didn't pledge their souls to him, yet kept the power of Vilefire in their bloodline. Full of anger at this, the Archdevil reinvigorating their long conquered foes, beginning the fall of their empire. Even after this, he tormented the descendants for many centuries, until the Archdevil ordered the now cursed Reth Dekala to end their Mortal lineages. Although the Dekalas fought against this fate, now they are forever tortured by the Vilefire until this order is completed.

Survival at any Cost

The Reth are still out there, whether as nomad tribes, scavengers, warlords, in secret societies, or as exotic slaves, they have hidden from the ever present spies and influence of the cursed Reth Dekala that hunt them down. They know their lineage is cursed, but they will not allow themselves to be vanquished to oblivion. This warrior Race will fight till the end, passing the burden and responsability from one generation to the next, seeking to break the curse without ending their lineages; extinction is not an option.

Reth Traits

As a Reth, you gain the following Traits:

Ability Score Increase. Your Strength, Dexterity and Constitution Scores increase by 1.

Creature Type. You are a Humanoid.

Age. They’re adults by their late teens and live less than two centuries.

Size. Your Size is Medium.

Speed. Your Walking Speed is 30ft.

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

Darkvision. You can see in Dim Light within 60ft of you as if it were Bright Light and in Darkness as if it were Dim Light. You discern colors in that Darkness only as shades of gray.

Might & Magic. You gain Proficiency with two of the following Skills of your choice: Arcana, Acrobatics, Athletics, History, or Intimidation.

Reth Sorcery. You know the Green-Flame Blade Cantrip. Starting at 3rd-Level you can Cast the Absorb Elements Spell with this Trait. Starting at 5th Level you can Cast the Branding Smite Spell with this Trait. Once you Cast Absorb Elements or Branding Smite with this Trait, you can't Cast that Spell again with this Trait until you finish a Long Rest. You can also Cast either of those Spells using any Spell Slots you have of the appropriate Level.

Intelligence, Wisdom, or Charisma is your Spellcasting Ability for these Spells when you Cast them with this Trait (choosen when you select this Race).

Reth Resiliance. As a Bonus Action, you can expend 1 Hit Die to regain a number of Hit Points equal to on roll of your Hit Die + your Constitution Modifier + your Proficiency Bonus.

You can use this Trait a number of times equal to your Proficiency Bonus, and regain all expended uses when you finish a Long Rest.

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