• PART 2: Mechanical Aspects
  • Stomach Capacity
  • Conditions
  • Proficiencies
  • Additional Actions
  • Vore
  • Gluttony Points

Fattening

Fattening is a damage type that focuses on targets directly gaining weight. If you choose and it makes sense for your setting, you may consider it being an elemental damage type(I do). This will allow it to be more versatile via feats and class features.

Targets will gain fattening percentage equal to fattening damage taken.

Stuffing

Stuffing is a damage type type on forcing targets to consume dizzying amounts of food. It can be inflicted by certain spells, forcing astronomical amounts of regular food into their mouth, food in the stomach expanding magically, or a character simply overeating to an insane level. Creatures without mouthes treat stuffing as force damage.

You gain stuffing percentage equal to stuffing damage taken. Each character has a stomach capacity that is unique to them for interactions, which are explained later in the module. There is a sub damage type called Overstuffing that will be explained under the Stomach Capacity section.

Bursting

If a character is at double their stuffing capacity the constitution save to not take overstuffing instead turns to not burst. If they are 50% over their inflation capacity every time they take inflation, slashing, or piercing damage they must make a constitution saving of the appropriate DC, reflected by overstuffing save DC, throw to not burst. Bursting deals 6d12 force damage to the one who bursts and 2d8 thunder damage to any targets within 10 feet of the burster. Bursting clears all stuffing and inflation percentage. DMs can decide if it's automatically fatal or not or if it's treated as damage as normal.

Eating Others

As mentioned, this is an optional rule. It has its own unique mechanics and other creatures do contribute to stuffing percentage. If you choose, there are optional spells to allow resurrections to include reformation, or you can simply treat the normal resurrection spells like Revivify with some limitations. All up to your table. Spells designed for vore specifically will be listed within their own section. Most subclasses that give benefits from vore also gain it from stuffing, so get
eating, ya' gluttons!

Temporary Fattening and attunement sizes

When you start out attuned to skinny, you gain 1 pound per fattening. Very simple to calculate. However, when you attune to the highest possible attunement, Huge, you gain as high as 32 pounds per fattening- Big Gains!

Small and Large?

So this one is complicated. One way to handle this, however, is if you plan to play, say, a fat kobold, the numbers will be quartered and weight points reduced by 1. And if your DM allows large creatures, you can multiply the amounts by 4 and weight points increased by 1. So the weight points here will apply while under the effects of Enlarge Reduce.

What About a Lipomantic Focus?

Good question! So the foci still contain the same amount so your size category doesn't impact it more than how quickly it has the potential to fill. Just make sure you still have a spot somewhere to track how much you have in your focus and how much it can hold.

Small and Large

Well, thankfully stomach capacity is already clearly defined with small, medium, and large and YOUR size doesn't mean those guards you ate are any smaller.

What About Weight Attunement?

This one is up to the dungeon master do adjudicate the attunement process. There's a lot of factors that go into it- your physical stats, size category, the adventure you're running and how active your characters are. So there's no actual numbers here, though you could treat it like training a tool proficiency with a couple fewer days or athletics checks to deliberately try to attune to it.

Weight loss is also an option, as mentioned earlier, and JUST IN CASE you can still do it as athletics checks to burn weight as mentioned in the previous section, as are lipomantic foci.

And lastly.. what about negative numbers?

Yes, this is plausible for fattening. I personally say negative numbers can happen but a creature cannot be reduced below a weight that would be considered thin for their race. If they keep losing fattening after that, they have to make con saves or gain a level of exhaustion. Obviously, how this is handled is table dependent and there doesn't have to be penalties, but when it comes to temporary weight, the pendulum does swing both ways.

Smothered

Your movespeed is set to 0 and you take 1d6 + the smotherer's weight points in bludgeoning damage at the start of each of your turns. Otherwise it functions identically to grappled.

Ravenous

You are overwhelmed by hunger. You must use up to your movespeed and action to move towards and consume the nearest source of what your character sees as food, so long as it won't be directly harmful to you.

Note: If you are incorporating the vore rules, based on your character's alignment and actions, your DM may decide this CAN include other creatures and even allies. If you have the living tank feature, you can still decide to not digest magical objects and creatures.

Immobilized

You have gained too much weight too quickly to handle. Your movespeed is halved and when you are hit with an attack roll you must make a strength or dexterity saving throw DC = half the damage taken, minimum of 10, or fall prone. To get up from prone, all movespeed needs to be expended to get back on your feet.

Devoured

When eaten by another creature you are blinded and restrained. You also benefit from full cover.

Mouth Full

If your character is in the process of eating something that will take multiple rounds, their mouth is considered full and are incapable of doing verbal components for spells or communicating in any intelligible way.

Eating(Query)

This represents you ability to eat. It determines how much you can eat, how quickly, what you're able to eat, and is used for devour checks.

Feeding(Query)

This is your ability to feed others. It determines how much you can force into their mouth or what you can feed them.

Regurgitation(Constitution)

Self explanatory. This is used to regurgitate items, poisons, or creatures.

Size Attack

You put weight into your movement and recklessly charge your body into a creature. Your body counts as a natural weapon you are proficient in. Make an unarmed attack dealing 1d8 + your strength + an additional 1 damage for each weight point you possess. When falling onto a target, if you have at least one weight point you instead deal the fall damage to them, while taking half the fall damage yourself. This deals an additional 1d8 bludgeoning damage to the target you land on per weight point. This action does not benefit from extra attack.

Devour

This is primarily used for vore, however it IS possible to eat objects, but that is up to your DM to adjudicate a DC for. It is used to start a devour contest and continuing further progress if necessary. The mechanics will be fully explained in the Vore section. They are determined by an Eating(Query) skill check.

Feed

You can attempt to feed another creature, or shove a creature into a predator's mouth. For the first, the DC is equal to their AC but the recipient can naturally choose to allow it to happen; if they do the feeder automatically hits. These are determined by a Feeding(Query) skill check. If it is to feed a creature to another creature, it follows the rules of a devour check using feeding instead of the eater's Eating skill.

Belly Rub

As an action you can rub a target's stomach to aid in digestion. It helps aid a predator's digestion, allowing them to add an extra damage die to the roll of digestion damage. Otherwise it grants them advantage on their next check against overstuffing damage.

Withdraw or Deposit Size

If you possess a lipomantic focus, compression item, or another character feature that allows you to conceal or store weight, you can use your bonus action to deposit or withdraw 5% fattening from it. If you instead use your main action you can deposit or withdraw 10%. This action does trigger penalties if you withdraw enough to pass your bulk limit. You cannot withdraw more weight than you possess. When used out of combat, the rate is 100% per minute spent. If you know the Transfer Fat spell, you can use it on another willing creature's focus.

Regurgitate

You can take an action to choose to regurgitate a creature or object of medium size or smaller. Large creatures or objects require an extra action on the following turn to regurgitate. Tiny creatures or objects can be regurgitated with a bonus action.

Regurgitation checks can also be made to attempt to belch up money or items a target held, with an adjudication of the DC on a Constitution(Regurgitation) check by the DM.

Smother

Smother functions the same way as a grapple. However, instead of grappled, the target is under the Smothered condition. Additionally, the one who does the smother is prone and occupies the same space as the creature they smother. If they get to their feet, the smothered condition ends. If a creature is in the enormous size category, they can smother without being forced prone, instead the condition ends if they move out of the creature's space.

Belch/Geyser

If you have inflation percentage, you can use your action to belch and use the Belch or Geyser action. When you belch, you relieve inflation caused by air, magic or poison in a 10-foot cone in front of you. Targets caught in the blast must make a constition saving throw (DC = proficiency bonus + 8 + your constitution modifier) or take 1d4 thunder damage. The action relieves inflation caused by air equal to the amount of damage dealt. The damage increases when you reach 5th level (2d4), 11th (3d4), and 17th (4d4)

If the inflation was caused by water, instead you can take the Geyser action. It follows similar rules for damage, except it deals bludgeoning damage in a 10-foot long, 5-foot wide line dealing bludgeoning to the first target that fails the dexterity saving throw (DC = proficiency bonus + 8 + your constitution modifier). If they succeed the save, the target directly behind them must make the dexterity saving throw. Additionally, on a failure, they are pushed back by 10 feet from the force.

Devour Checks

This is the aforementioned action to initiate a devour contest. To begin eating another creature you can use your bonus action to attempt to grab them using an unarmed strike with your dexterity, strengh, or constitution modifier. So long as they do not move you can use your next action to attempt a devour check. If you have a feature that allows you to make a devour check or they are grappled, restrained, or stunned you do not need to meet this requirement. It is an Eating (query) check against the target's Athletics or Acrobatics check. If you roll higher than the meal you gain one success. If they roll higher you lose a success. If the roll is a tie both creatures simply roll again.

Devour Contests

Devour contests are when you are in the process of swallowing another creature. Creatures can be pulled out with a strength check against the predator's eating check.

Devour Contests cause the following properties:

• While you are in the process of devouring another creature your mouth is considered full.
• Movement during devourer contests follows the same rules as grappling.

To fully devour a creature it requires a certain number of successes based on the creature's size. If they are an especially wide meal, the DM may decide to increase the number of successes needed. Once they are consumed they gain the Devoured condition.

Digestion

Naturally, your body needs to digest food that you eat. This is reflected by damage that increases over time. Digesting a creature deals acid damage at the end of each of your turns. It starts with a single damage die and ramps up each turn up to a maximum of 5 dice. The damage starts at 1d4 and increases to 1d6 at lvl 5, 1d8 at lvl 11, and 1d10 at lvl 17. Upon reaching 0 hit points, the creature starts making death saving throws at disadvantage, unless you have a way to stop digestion damage. The amount of stuffing gained from swallowing someone else are described in the Stomach Capacity section. All creatures in your stomach take the same acid damage at the end of each of your turns.

Indigestion

Taking damage while eating makes it a bit harder to keep your meal down. Upon taking damage while actively devouring a target you make a constitution saving throw to keep on course- if you fail you move back one success of the devourment. the DC for indigestion is half the damage taken (rounded down) minimum of 10.

After a target is consumed, any damage taken from targets inside your stomach will trigger a constitution saving throw from the predator. On fail, the prey can use a reaction to force you to regurgitate them, depositing them in an available space in front of the predator. Your stomach AC is calculated as 10 + your constitution modifier. In order for an item to give you a bonus to your stomach AC, it must specify such in the item description.

Struggling

A target can attempt to squirm their way out. They can roll an Athletics(Strength) or Acrobatics(Dexterity) check against your stomach escape DC. Your escape DC is calculated as 8 + your proficiency bonus + your constitution modifier. If they succeed, follow the inverse of devour contests for large sized creatures, and medium or smaller can use their reaction to escape. Additionally, they stop taking digestion damage once they start to escape, resetting the amount if there is nobody else in your stomach.

After a target escapes, they can move up to half their movement speed to get away from the predator as part of the escape. This does not trigger opportunity attacks from the predator, as they recover. However, it can trigger an opportunity attack from nearby creatures.

Other Notes

Feed checks to force a creature into your stomach can be made as a Feeding(Query) check as if the predator made a devour check.

Your DM may decide that, if you take bludgeoning damage, it may deal half the bludgeoning damage to one creature inside your stomach. It depends- this is just an option to consider.

Before you decide to incorporate vore rules, make sure to discuss it with your players about their preference and how the rules will apply to them. The pendulum swings both ways with these mechanics and that may not be to your players' tastes, and that is important to keep in mind for everyone's enjoyment.

For players, please make sure to respect other players for eating monsters. Eating the last baddie on the field, forcing the other players to simply wait while you digest it isn't fun for others, so be considerate about when you go for a snack.

Extra Points

For extra points you can spend them on additional bonuses to grant your character permenant buffs or features.

4 points

• Quick digestion - Your stomach fully digests 25% stuffing whenever you complete a short rest. Follow the normal conversion rules.

5 points

• Competitive eater - You gain proficiency in the eating skill.
• Competitive feeder - You gain proficiency in the feeding skill.
• Storage Unit - You gain proficiency in the regurgitation skill.
• Indestructible stomach - (requires Bottomless Pit AND Ballooned Belly) You become immune to bursting. (Assuming your table is using that rule)

6 points

These can be taken multiple times, increasing the cost by 3 each time you take it.

• Stretched Stomach - Your stomach capacity increases by 25%.
• Elastic Stomach - Your inflation threshold increases by 50%.
• Too Big To Fail - Your bulk limit increases by 50%.

8 points

• Gourmand - Your elevated palate allows you to get more out of a good meal than most. Whenever you complete a short rest, if you have at least 25% stuffing, you gain Temporary Hit Points equal to half your level (rounded up).
• Down in Front - When you provide half cover from a ranged attack against a creature, you instead provide 3/4 Cover (+5AC) if the creature weighs less than you.

• Soothing Hands - Your belly rub action gains the additional benefit of relieving pressure in an ally's stomach, making them immune to the next instance of overstuffing damage within the next minute or advantage on their next constitution saving throw to avoid regurgitating something.

10 points

• Well-Padded - Your plush form is better at absorbing blows, simply due to your abundant mass. After you complete a long rest, you gain Temporary Hit Points equal to three times your weight points. You may gain temporary hit points equal to your weight points on a short rest by eating a non-conjured meal. You have advantage on Constitution saving throws made to avoid the effects of cold climates.
• Bottomless Pit - You gain a resistance to overstuffing damage.
• Ballooned Belly - When you use the geyser or belch actions you can return half of the inflation released as inflation on the target.

15 points

• Weight training - gain one of the following feats. This can be taken multiple times with a different benefit each time. These feats can be gained through the spending of Indulgence Points or with an Ability Score Improvement. If taken with indulgence points, you do not gain the +1 skill bonus from the feat.

Heavyweight Champ

Surprising Agility

Iron Stomach

Focused Foodie

Food Finder

Charismatic Curves

25 points

• Advanced Weight training. Same as the previous but you get the associated ASI.

Artificer Specializations

Barbarian Pathes

Bard Colleges

Cleric Domains

Demonologist Masteries

Dracomancer Pathes

Druid Circles

Kitchen Warrior

The master of the art of mixing food and martial prowess! Prepare extra meals to forcefeed enemies, or help support your allies! A swiss army knife that has plenty of ingredients to work with!

Glutton Knight

Many fighters are tactical masterminds, but thinking needs food. And when you're a hungry enough person, even the battlefield can begin to seem like a buffet table. This combat-focused subclass specializes in eating your fill on foes to fuel potent battle maneuvers!

Famished

Size theft is the name of the game here! You can't gain weight on your own but you have no compunctions to take it from someone who doesn't appreciate it! Thin your enemies to bolster your own body and become indestructible like how a wide waistline should truly be.

The Unmovable

Get down and dirty as a wrestling monk, able to swap through stances to be incredibly versatile with their ability to change their style on the fly. You can be a master at manipulating the flow of battle and still dishing out the hurt when needed!

The Wandering Keg

You know, drunken fist martial arts is always fun.. But sometimes when you drink too much, you get a bit of a beer belly and have a tendancy to start your fair share of tavern brawls. But what's life without smashing a barrel over someone's head, right? Just be careful

Fortress

You are an impenetrable fortress, serving as a walking bastion for your party. Whether it be interposing your flabby self in the way of attacks, or providing a belly for them to rest their head on during a nap, you serve as a massive presence ready and willing to use your width to protect others.

Sloth

Sometimes, being lazy is how one conserves energy. Never overexpending so you always have fuel in the tank to get down and dirty when needed. Sometimes, simply laying down and taking a nap is the best way to make sure you're ready for the challenges ahead... Hey, did you see those bandits went and... why are you sitting on them?

Banquet

If you want to be the world's best feeder, this may be a contender! A priest that specializes in making sure everyone has their fill! They're an ample mix of using food on the offensive, supporting allies, and even control at later levels. The perfect subclass for a versatile feeder!

Arcane Crusher

Want to get down and dirty and brawl with fattening fists? Want to smash people with impressive aerial maneuvers that leave them stuck in craters? Bam!

Heavyweight Division

The heel of the party- able to intimidate others into submission, but still able to throw your weight around and, for the fun of it, suplex a bandit while you're at it. An excellent performative wrestler to round out the party.

Pressure Forge

Want to be a living furnace, slowly building pressure to release in massive blasts? Here's your subclass! It serves as an excellent bulky frontliner to burn fores into submission while being difficult to get rid of.

Bloat Trapping

Like traps? Like making people fat? What about laying traps that make people fat? This ranger specializes in thinking ahead and immobilizing those you can easily outsmart. But what's funny is sometimes you may as well just throw the trap and let it latch onto them!

Food Chain Enforcement

An entirely new take on combat for the ranger. If your party is full of voracious predators and you want to see their bellies filled, why not follow the food chain and make sure your hungry beasts stay fed with this unarmed grappling focused ranger that can bring their lunch right to them?

Rampart Wrecker

SMASH! If you like being a biggun' with a big weapon that believes in there's no need to worry about being too big to fit through a door when you can just knock the wall down... Here's your subclass!

Living Hoard

Gulp! I have no idea where that gold went, sorry! You say as your belly jingles when you walk from the fortune stashed inside it. You specialize in using your body to hold treasure and sneak it around, enough to where you can even weaponize the smaller treasures in combat!

Silent Python

Designed to make an excellent ambush predator that can quickly grab and eliminate enemies! Then, your stomach rips through them before they can have a chance to realize what happened! How efficient for target elimination!

Gluttery Observationist

This one is not done quite yet but the idea is similar to an inquisitor that analyzes the eating habits of people to gain insight onto how they work.

Purifier

A unique caster that eats the impurities out of things to extract the pure elemental energy and wield it for their own. They are incredibly resilient to magic and can use that to protect themselves and allies alike.

Culimancer Bloodline

Oh hello food magic! Want to be a damage dealer that specializes in stuffing people to the brim? Making sure there's not an ounce of room left in their stomachs? Hearing them whimper for mercy through a full mouth? Then get conjuring because this subclass is right up your alley!

Cyclone Sorcery

This sorcerer all about storms and tornadoes is perfect at funneling air into unlucky targets and set up some wicked nasty destructive combos! It makes an excellent generalist for damage, control, and support!

Greatwyrm Heritage

This sorcerer eats. A LOT. They revolve around stuffing themselves senseless with ridiculous amounts of food, then turning it into magic. They use this magic for savage elemental AOE damage that they can control with metamagic for a rather new way to dish out damage!

Symbiotic Flesh

A completely bizarre sorcerer that merges with allies to work with in tandem! IT fills no specific role but instead works to strengthen the role of whomever they're merged with! If you like symbiosis, trait theft, and etc. then here you go!

The Brute

Sometimes, being a big wall of meat for your party is what you need to do. Strike a pact with this patron to become a lumbering beast to keep your teammates safe.

The Realm Eater

Eat. EAT. EAT!!!! Food sustains the flesh and your patron grants you many tools to both gorge yourself, forcefeed others into more filling offerings, and sustain yourself with offering your growth to your patron in exchange for more power.

The Celestial Mass

Your patron taught you the power to grow as enormous as possible- to reach the highest points of size. So large that no structure, landscape, or continent could accommodate you. You excel in battlefield control

The Infernal Baker

A patron that allows you to bake to your heart's content. Pies, pies, and more pies! Pastries galore! They give you the ability to create pies, even out of opponents who care get caught in the dough.

Arcane Brawler

From scrawny weakling to hugely muscular brute. Magical steroids to use magic to grow your muscles to serve as an intense frontline presence and powerhouse.

Lipomancer

Being a big mage with the ability to make everyone else big, too. You specialize in longevity with the tools to stick around for a while while your magic slows enemies to an absolute crawl. The war of attrition is a fight your growing frame is guaranteed to win.

Dark Lipomancer

Following the law of equivalent exchange, you spend fat to fuel your magic, take fat to turn into vitality for you and your allies, and spend a bit of bodymass to strengthen the effects of your spells. You specialize in converting mass into pure, arcane power to make a unique supportive subclass.

Myomancer

Size is strength. Myomancers grow themselves to massive proportions as they augment their body with magic, allowing otherwise flabby adipose to function like rock-hard muscles as a bulky frontliner.

Weave Eater

Weave eaters consume magic thrown their way to turn it both into bodymass but also arcane ammunition to hurl right back at the one who threw it. From Fire Bolt to Fireball, magic is the perfect snack for you feast upon.

Tool Proficiency

When you adopt this specialization at 3rd level, you gain proficiency with brewer's supplies. If you already have this proficiency, you gain proficiency with one other type of artisan’s tools of your choice.

Living Cauldron Spells

Gastric Brew

Beginning at 3rd level, your stomach acts as a cauldron that converts food and drink into brews that are benificial to you and allies. When you copmplete a long rest, you can use your brewer supplies and a spare flask to create a Gastric Brew. Roll on the Gastric Brew table for the elixir's effect, which is triggered when someone drinks the elixir as a bonus action. You can create additional gastric brews by using an action to convert any combination of stuffing or inflation into them. It costs 10% stuffing or inflation to create a new gastric brew. Any elixir you create with this feature lasts until it is drunk or until the end of your next long rest. When you reach certain levels in this class, you can make more elixirs at the end of a long rest: two at 6th level and three at 15th level. Roll for each elixir's effect separately. Each elixir requires its own flask.

Additionally you learn the Volatile Mixture cantrip if you didn't already. This is an artificier cantrip for you and doesn ot impact your number of cantrips known. Whenever you cast an artificer spell of 1st level or higher, you gain inflation percentage equal to your intelligence modifier per spell level.

Gastric Savant

At 5th level, you've developed masterful command of brews, enhancing the damage you create through them. Whenever you cast a spell using your brewer's supplies as the spellcasting focus, you gain a bonus to damage rolls. That roll must be a damage roll that deals thunder, fattening, inflation, or stuffing damage, and the bonus equals your Intelligence modifier (minimum of +1).

Bloating Brew

Starting at 9th level, whenever you complete a short rest you can create a Gastric Brew without using inflation or stuffing or using a use of the feature, but when you do it in this way it is always a Caloric Booze. Additionally, you can replace any number of mixtures from the Volatile Mixture cantrip with any Caloric Boozes you may posess, using them as part of casting the spell.

Leaden Belly

Starting at 15th level, your stomach has become tampered to be as tough as iron, granting you the following benefits.

You can safely consume Caloric Boozes without taking damage, and instead simply gaining fattening percentage.

Caloric Boose increases your AC by 2 and allows you to add 1d4 to saving throws for 1 minute. You must complete a short or long rest before you can gain this benifit again.

Your inflation limit increases by 50% and your stuffing limit increases by 25%.

Stomach Forge Artificer

A belly of fire is the signature of these Artificers. Through intense training and some magical aid, Stomach Forge specialists have turned their own body into a forge, able to smelt down various materials or burn through anything that normal people wouldn't usually eat.

Belch

Evocation cantrip

• Casting Time: 1 action
• Range: Self (15 Foot Cone)
• Components: V
• Duration: Instantaneous

You release a tremorous wave of air, capable of knocking a creature to the floor with sheer force. A creature within range that you can see must make a Strength saving throw or take 1d4 Thunder damage and be knocked prone. The damage dice becomes d8s if you possess any stuffing or inflation. The spell's damage increases by 1d4 (or 1d8) when you reach 5th level (2d4 or 2d6), 11th level (3d4 or 3d8) and 17th level (4d4 or 4d8).

Greater Belch

Evocation 3

• Casting Time: 1 action
• Range: Self (30 Foot Cone)
• Components: V
• Duration: Instantaneous

You release a prodigious belch, echoing with enough force to lay waste to your enemies. Creatures inside the cone must make a Constitution saving throw or take 6d6 Thunder damage. On a success, they take half as much damage. The damage dice becomes d8s if you have at least 25% stuffing you.

At Higher Levels: The damage increases by 1d6/1d8 for each spellslot level above 2.

Primal Belch

Transmutation 5

• Casting Time: 1 action
• Range: Self (30 Foot Cone)
• Components: V
• Duration: Instantaneous

You touch a willing creature, greatly disrupting their natural digestive system. All creatures devoured by the target must make a Constitution Saving Throw. They each take 5d8 acid damage on a fail, and half as much on a success. On the target's next turn, they must use their action to release an earth-shattering belch covering a 60 ft cone. All creatures in the range of the cone must make a Strength saving throw. On a fail, each creature is knocked prone and takes 2d4 Thunder damage per 7% stuffing in the initial target's stomach. On a success, creatures take half damage and are not knocked prone.

At Higher Levels: The acid damage increases by 1d8 for each spellslot level above 5.

Bellyport

Conjuration 5

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

Target 2 creatures you can see within the range of the spell. The first creature must make a Dexterity saving throw as a bright flash of light erupts around them. On a fail, the creature becomes devoured by the second target.

Reform

Transmutation 5

• Casting Time: 10 minutes
• Range: touch Components: V, S, M (a diamond worth 300g and enough stuffing to match the digested creature's size, which the spell consumes)
• Duration: Instantaneous

You focus on creature you have digested. Provided that the humanoid has been dead for no longer than 3 days, your body slowly reconstructs theis in your or their stomach. After the spell ends, the body can be regurgitated fully reformed. The reformed creature recalls its life and experiences and retains the capabilities it had. The DM chooses if magical items and valuables are reformed.

Bulldozer

Starting at 3rd level, a massive presence is on the battlefield is the goal as you recklessly use your prodigous frame to bowl over those who dare to stand in your way. While raging, your bulk threshold increases by 100%, allowing you to maneuver the battlefield at much larger sizes. Additionally, whenever you make a size attack, you move the target back by 5 feet.

Gifted Appetite

Also at 3rd level, you must keep your body kept well-fed to stay the center of attention. To do that? You eat. You gain proficiency in the Eating(Query) skill if you didn't already have it, your stomach capacity increases by 5 X your strength modifier, and you can treat stuffing as fattening for calculating extra weight points from temporary weight.

All Eyes On You

Finally at 3rd level, your presence naturally draws the eyes of others. You gain proficiency in your choice of either Intimidation or Performance.

Full-Body Fighting

Starting at 6th level, you learn how to use your weapons and body in tandem. While raging, when you hit with an attack on your turn, you can use a bonus action to make a size attack against the same target.

Taunting Gesture

Also at 6th level, you can use your action to attempt to distract a target. You can make an Intimidation or Performance (Charisma) contested against their Insight (Wisdom) or have disadvantage on attack rolls on targets other than you until the start of your next turn. Once a target succeeds on a save against this feature, they are immune to the effect until you take a long rest.

Imposing Figure

Starting at 10th level, your imposing figure is just as much a force as a weapon as it is to talk your way out of trouble. You gain proficiency in your choice of either Intimidation(Charisma) or Persuasion(Charisma) and add your weight points to any Charisma checks that involve using your body as part of the check.

Belly Shield

Starting at 14th level, when you are raging your excessive bodymass functions as natural armor. You reduce the incoming damage you take from Thunder, Fire, Cold, Fattening, Stuffing, Inflation, Bludgeoning, Piercing, and Slashing by an amount equal to your weight points (maximum of 4). You still gain the full temporary weight from Fattening, Stuffing, and Inflation damage.

Path of the Consumer

Barbarians who take this path use their stomachs as a weapon, elevating their rage into a feeding frenzy. Followers of this path embrace stuffing themselves to the brim with whatever they can grab and using that to throw their weight around. Consumers typically live nomadic lives, constantly on the hunt for a feast far bigger than the last- never truly full and never truly satisfied.

Path of the Primordial Hunger

Barbarians of this path adhere to the laws of the wild much more closely than other barbarians, holding onto the echoes of primal ferocity that suffuse all living creatures. They use this force to awaken their deeply rooted, feral hunger, doing their best to overpower their prey so they can be devoured with ease.

Inflation Adept

When you embrace this path at 3rd level, your hide becomes tougher and more elastic. Your inflation limit increases by an amount equal to 5 × your barbarian level. Some abilities from this subclass require a saving throw against your Expansion Save DC, which is calculated as follows:

College of Decadence

Bards of this college embrace the art of weaving entertainment and food together. Their songs aid digestion and enable others to eat more than their fill. To be a bard of the Culinary Arts is to learn how to turn magic into food and bring everyone to the pinacle of excess.

College of Eructation Bard

Many music teachers instruct to 'sing from the gut'. Bards of the College of Eructation take that literal- taking the art of belching to an art form. Some may argue it not as an art but an abomination. A chef would argue it the highest praise. Whatever one's stance, it's an odd, but efficient college.

Bonus Proficiencies

Starting at 3rd level, you gain proficiency in the Feeding skill. If you already have this proficiency, you instead gain proficiency in your choice of either Cook's Utensils or Eating.

Growing Confidence

When you embrace this college at 3rd level, your belief in the beauty of size gives you the power to influence the waistlines of those around you. When a target uses your bardic inspiration for an Intimidation, Persuasion, or Performance check, you can cause the target to gain fattening equal to twice the number rolled on the Bardic Inspiration die. The target can then use your Charisma modifier for the check, adding their weight points as a bonus to the roll if they incorporate their size into the interaction (e.g., pinning someone with their stomach to intimidate or intentiontally bursting a belt to impress).

Alternatively, if they use the bardic inspiration for a saving throw they get a bonus to the roll equal to your charisma modifier.

Ideal Body

Also at 3rd level, you learn the Shape Fat spell without impacting your number of spells known, and its duration is changed to 8 hours. At 14th level its duration lasts until dispelled.

Enable Potential

At 6th level, your encouragement literally makes others grow into their potential. You learn the Enlarge/Reduce spell, which doesn’t count against the number of bard spells you know. When you cast it, the spell's enlarge option causes them to grow a size category from sheer weight alone, not height, placing the target in the Enormous weight category.

You can cast Enlarge/Reduce without expending a spell slot once per long rest, but when you cast it in this way it must be used on Enlarge. Additionally, whenever you cast it on an ally, they gain temporary hit points equal to your Charisma modifier + a roll of your bardic inspiration die. When the enlarge ends, they gain fattening equal to 2 rolls of your bardic inspiration die.

The Gravitas of Girth

Starting at 14th level, you not just allow others to reach their full potential, but grow their potential itself! As an action, you can choose a number of creatures within 30 feet up to your charisma modifier to swell in size, gaining fattening equal to the roll of your total bardic inspiration dice (minimum of 1). For the next minute, these allies gain the following benefits:

• They count as one weight category larger for grapple and shove purposes.
• Once per turn, they can add their weight points (maximum of 3) to the damage of melee attacks or to a single damage roll of a spell.

You must complete a long rest before you can use this feature again.

Domain spells:

The Tide Rises

At 3rd level, you can call forth blessed waters to reshape the battlefield. When you cast Create or Destroy Water, you can expend a use of your channel divinity to extend its range to 120 feet and cause it to create a pool of holy water. If you cast Create or Destroy Water at its base level, you do not consume a spellslot or require material components. This area is considered Flooded which grants the following benefits.

• You can cast spells with a range of touch on any creature standing within the Flooded area, regardless of distance, given you are also standing within 5 feet of the flooded area.

• Creatures of your choice within the area gain inflation equal to your wisdom modifier x the level of create or destroy water used for this feature when they start their turn in this area. This can include yourself.

• The water is holy and deals 2d6 radiant damage to Fiends and undead who start their turn within the area.

After 1 minute, the Flooded area loses these effects, but the water remains, spreading naturally across the terrain.

Ebb and Flow

Also at 3rd level, you gain control over the ebb and flow of sacred waters. Whenever you cast a cleric spell that would deal stuffing damage you can instead change the damage to inflation and your cleric features that would cause inflation all inflate using water. Additionally, you can use the following abilities.

Ebb: When a creature within 60 feet of you attempts to use the geyser action to deflate themselves of water you may use your reaction to decrease the percentage they deflate by your cleric level + your wisdom modifier.

Flow: When a creature is hit by an attack roll, fails a saving throw, or receives healing from one of your cleric spells you can cause them to gain inflation equal to your wisdom modifier + 5 times the spell's level. If you deal damage with a weapon attack, you can instead cause them to gain inflation equal to your wisdom + the modifier used for the weapon's attack.

Swelling Spew

Starting at 6th level, your body's natural resistance strengthens as you swell with divine waters. For every 10% of inflation you have you gain a +1 to Constitution saving throws to maintain concentration, up to a maximum of your wisdom modifier. At 14th level this bonus increases to +2 per 10% inflation.

Flash Flood

At 17th level, your deity grants you the power to unleash a devastating surge of holy water. You can cast Tidal Wave once per long rest without expending a spell slot. When you cast it this way, it has the following modifications:

• The damage is changed to inflation (water) instead of bludgeoning.
• The entire affected area is considered Flooded until the end of your next turn.
• You can choose a number of creatures equal to your Wisdom modifier to ignore the spell’s effects, though the area remains Flooded for them.

Hedonism Domain Cleric

Gods of pleasure and Hedonism value the satisfaction of desires and the pursuit and spread of pleasure and beauty to all as one of the most divine pursuits. Clerics of a god of hedonism seek to spread pleasure and fulfillment to those around them, and are a beacon of joy, happiness, and gratification. Though some have a pension to be a bit insistant in their devotion.

Immobility Domain Cleric

Clerics of this domain embrace reckless indulgence, devouring entire banquets as worship for their diety. Naturally, that will effect one's ability to move, and the dieties of this domain are more than happy to reward this worship with the abilities to aid their steadily shrinking mobility; a life of sedentary indulgence need not prevent you from moving to your next feast to enjoy the rewards of a growing waistline. Whether by teleportation, or a holy trolley to carry your frame, being too fat to walk will never be an issue so long as you emmbrace your faith.

Domain spells

Manifest Greed

When you embrace this domain at 3rd level, you begin to practice a waste not want not mindset. When a Large or smaller creature is reduced to 0 hit points and not knocked unconscious, within 60 feet of you, you can expend a use of your Channel Divinity, as a reaction, to cause that creature to be turned into a number of pounds of food equal to the creature's weight. The food is mundane in quality, but delicious, and will spoil after 3 days if uneaten. When a creature uses a bonus action to eat from the new feast, it is delicious enough that they will be unable to prevent themselves from overindulging. They eat 1d6 stuffing worth of the food, in pounds, and you can choose for them to gain temporary hit points equal to your wisdom modifier.

Magical or valuable items and equipment the creature was carrying are not turned into food and can be picked up and stored.

Finders Eaters

Also at 3rd level, your diety blesses you with the ability to quickly claim objects as yours and yours only. You gain proficiency in the eating skill and learn the Transmute to Treat cantrip without impacting your number of cleric cantrips known. You are able to change its casting time to 1 action instead of 30 seconds and if you or an ally eat one of the treats made with this feature as a bonus action, you heal for 1d6 hit points. The healing increases to 2d6 when you reach 11th level.

You can use this feature a number of times equal to your wisdom modifier, regaining one use when you complete a short rest and all uses when you complete a long rest.

Greed's Reward

Starting at 6th level, your divine power rewards those who indulge their own hunger. Once per turn, if you deal damage with a weapon attack or cast a spell, you gain 1 temporary hit point for every 5 stuffing you have, up to a maximum equal to your wisdom modifier. Creatures of your choice that use a bonus action to eat food created by your Manifest Greed or Finders Eaters can choose to gain this benefit for 1 minute and may only benefit from it once before needing to complete a short or long rest.

Leftovers? Nonsense!

Also at 6th level, your faith rewards you for being as greedy as you can be. When you spend an entire short rest finishing all remaining food created by your Manifest Greed, you can add your wisdom modifier to the rolls of your hit dice during that short rest. You must complete a long rest before you use this feature again.

Banquet of the Divine

Starting at 17th level, your divine connection to excess has reached a point where you can call out to your diety to create a massive feast for you to gorge to your heart's content. You automatically learn the spell Curstein’s Feast, and you can cast it once per long rest without expending a spell slot or requiring material components.

Growth Spells

Bloating Touch

Starting at 3rd level, the touch of your magic causes absurd amounts of adipose to form on and slow down those unlucky enough to be caught by it. Whenever you deal fattening damage to a creature, you can use your reaction to force a single creature to make a charisma saving throw. On a failure, they gain 2d6 extra fattening and their movespeed is slowed by 10 until the start of your next turn. This increases to 2d8 at 6th level, 3d8 at 10th, and 3d10 at 14th level. You can use this a number of times equal to your Intelligence modifier, regaining all uses on a short or long rest. Additionally, your bulk limit increases by 10 x your demonologist level.

Engorged Resilience

Starting at 6th level, you begin to channel excess flab into magical endurance. While you are above 50% fattening, you reduce incoming damage by an amount equal to your weight points, up to a maximum equal to your intelligence modifier. You also gain immunity to being knocked prone because of the immobilized condition.

Additionally, when you use Bloating Touch to slow an enemy, you may also fatten a second creature within 30 feet of them for half the total fattening amount (rounded up) without slowing them. You may choose to target yourself.

Weight of the Abyss

Starting at 10th level, your magic lingers like a heavy, oppressive miasma, waiting to leech off those who have fallen victim to it. When a creature you can see within 60 feet is affected by the immobilized condition, they have disadvantage on saving throws to avoid being knocked prone by the condition. When they fall prone, steal fattening from them and gain temporary hit points equal to your intelligence modifier.

Apotheosis of Flesh

Starting at 14th level, you have tasted the overwhelming desire for mass and surrender to your desire to never be anything less than gloriously obese again, even if it means forgoing your own ability to walk. As an action you unleash a surge of abyssal energy that washes over yourself and creatures of your choice within 30 feet of you, up to a maximum number equal to your intelligence modifier. Each affected creature must make a constitution saving throw. On a failure, the creatures take 5d12 + your demonologist level fattening damage and gain the immobilized condition until the start of your next turn. If this would push them over their bulk limit, they do not lose the condition. On a success they take half damage and suffer no further effects.

For the next minute grow into an immovable mass as your body strains with abyssal power. You are set to the enormous weight category if you were not already, your speed is halved, and whenever you deal fattening damage you regain hit points equal to half the damage dealt.

You must complete a long rest before you use this feature again.

Stoic Spell List

Arcane Absorption

When you choose this subclass at 3rd level, gaining weight begins to fuel and power you. You learn the Size Drain cantrip and it doesn’t count against your number of cantrips known. Additionally, whenever you gain fattening by stealing it from another creature or as the result of a spell or class feature, you also gain temporary hit points equal to your Intelligence modifier.

Protective Hoard

Also at 3rd level, you rapidly access your hoard and can let the weight flood out to turn yourself into a barrier against foes. As a bonus action, you may unleash stored weight from your lipomantic focus to balloon into an immense size and become a living barrier. You temporarily swell to the Huge weight category, drawing mass from your lipomantic focus. If you're already in the Large size category or huge weight category, you instead gain 10d100 fattening. You become Immobilized, but gain the following benefits for 1 minute:

• You are immune to being knocked prone.
• Creatures that attempt to move past you or exit your reach must succeed on a Dexterity saving throw against your Dracomancer spell save DC. On a failed save, the creature is knocked prone and cannot move through your space that turn.

You can end this effect at any time (no action required), at which point all withdrawn weight returns to your lipomantic focus.

You can use this feature twice, regaining one use on a short rest, and all uses when you complete a long rest.

Consume Magic

Starting at 7th level, you can inhale raw magical energy to feed your hoard. As a reaction when you take damage from a non-weapon source, you can expend a spell slot to reduce that damage by 5 × the slot's level.

Additionally, If you reduce damage from a spell or magical effect, you gain fattening equal to the amount of damage prevented.

Hungering Hoard

Also at 7th level, your practice widens your palate, opening your ideals on what constitutes as food that can grow your hoard. You gain proficiency in the Eating skill if you did not already have it, and are able to eat and digest non-edible materials like stone, so long as they would not be considered toxic to you.

Join the Hoard

Starting at 15th level, your mastery over arcane gluttony allows you to force others to begin their own hoard—whether they want it or not. When a creature fails its saving throw against your Protective Hoard feature, you can force it to gain fattening in inclusion to knocking it down. That creature gains enough fattening to reach their bulk limit and gain the immobilized condition. You can use this feature once, regaining the ability to use it when you complete a short or long rest.

Eternal Bulk of the Hoard

Starting at 20th level, your hoard becomes a living extension of yourself, vast and inexhaustible. You can no longer be knocked prone due to being Immobilized and if you are out of uses of Protective Hoard, you may expend a spell slot of 1st level or higher to activate it. When a creature within 30 feet of you would gain the Immobilized condition from any source, you can use your reaction to redirect that effect to yourself instead, so long as you are within range of what caused them to become immobilized, becoming the new target.

Circle of the Chimera

Druids of the Chimera embrace their dark desires, reshaping their bodies to embody the powerful monsters of the wild. They willingly mutate, twisting themselves inside and out to gain terrifying new traits. They don’t care how unnatural they look— what matters is that they’re the masters of the wilds, and anyone who challenges them is just prey.

Circle Spells

Quaking Steps

Starting at 3rd level, your sheer weight makes every step a seismic event, sending tremors through the earth like the footfalls of a lumbering giant. As an action, you can expend one use of your Wild Shape to stomp your foot into the ground and cause earthquakes that spread across the battlefield for 1 minute.

While Quaking Steps is active, you can use a bonus action to stomp again, forcing a number of creatures of your choice, up to a number equal to your Wisdom modifier, within 15 feet of you to make a Constitution saving throw. On a failed save, they take force damage equal to your Wisdom modifier + your weight points (minimum of 1). On a success, they take half damage. If they fail the save by 5 or more, they are also knocked prone. You can choose to expend a spell slot of 1st level or higher when stomping to increase this damage by 1d4 for every 10 feet you have moved on your turn.

The Earth Trembles

Starting at 6th level, your weight alone tears up the ground as you move, rending dirt and stone with every heavy step, leaving uneven terrain in your wake. Whenever you cast a spell with a somatic component or use a stomp from Quaking Steps, you can choose to make the ground within 10 feet of you become difficult terrain until the start of your next turn. You are immune to difficult terrain created in this way.

Unshakable

Starting at 10th level, your sheer girth makes you an immovable force, too heavy to be pushed around and too flabby to feel the full brunt of incoming blows. You reduce all incoming force, bludgeoning, and thunder damage by an amount equal to your weight points (maximum of 3). Additionally, you ignore the effects of non-magical difficult terrain, and whenever you would be moved against your will, the distance is halved.

Seismic Landing

Starting at 14th level, when your enormous body meets the ground, the land itself buckles beneath your weight, splitting apart as if nature itself is yielding to your enormity. When you land from jumping or falling, you can use your reaction to cause the ground to split wide open from the sheer force of your landing. A fissure emanates from you, measuring 10 × your weight points feet deep, 5 feet wide, and 15 feet long.

Creatures standing on a spot where a fissure opens must succeed on a Dexterity saving throw or fall in. On a success, they move with the fissure’s edge as it opens. A fissure that opens beneath a structure causes it to collapse.

You can use this feature a number of times equal to your Wisdom modifier (minimum of once), regaining all expended uses when you finish a long rest.

Circle Spells

Ravenous Growth

Starting at 3rd level, you learn how to create ravenous, carnivorous plants to devour targets for sustenance. You can expend a use of your wild shape to cause a carnivorous plant to grow within 30 feet of you, where it moves immediately after you in initiative. On its turn you can command it to attempt to devour targets.

You cannot summon another plant with this feature until the current one is either full, or dead. You can use your bonus action to kill your current plant, should you choose. It also wilts and dies if you move more than 60 feet away from it, or you complete a long rest

Caustic Nectar

Starting at 6th level, you can control all plants you summon, becoming able to use them to channel your own spells. When a creature is effected by your Entangle, Earth Bind, or Plant Growth, or within 5 feet of your Ravenous Growth or Grasping Vine, you can channel the plants to cast a spell with a range of touch on them. When you use a spell in this way, you add your wisdom modifier in acid damage.

Toughened Skin

Starting at 10th level, you have become accustomed to the acidic nectar your plants produce, toughenig your skin to the harsh conditions of nature. You gain resistance to acid and necrotic damage. Additionally you do not incur the movement penalty within your own Plant Growth.

Overgrown Mastery

Starting at 14th level, your plants become absolutely voracious, lashing out and devouring without hesitation. You can now have a second Ravenous Growth out so long as your first one has swallowed something. One of your Ravenous Growths can now make further devour checks, even after swallowing a creature. When it makes a check in this way, it gains advantage to the roll.

Chef’s Specialty

When you take this archetype at 3rd level, you take a specialization in how you choose your dishes. Choose either Wisdom, Intelligence, or Charisma. The stat you choose is the stat that you use to calculate your Kitchen Warrior Save DC (8 + your proficiency bonus + your chosen modifier)

Your culinary expertise allows you to create dishes with remarkable efficiency. You gain proficiency in cook's utensils and one additional skill based on the stat you chose to calculate your Kitchen Warrior Save DC.

• Wisdom: Your intuitive grasp of ingredients and their properties grants you proficiency in Insight, allowing you to read peoples' tastes and interests.
• Intelligence: Your scholarly approach to recipes and traditions grants you proficiency in History, having the memory to know a plethora of recipes.
• Charisma: Your flair for presentation and storytelling grants you proficiency in Performance, to create showy, flashy dishes to titilate the senses.

If you already have the associated proficiency, you may pick another proficiency from those available to fighter.

Daily Special

Also when you choose this archetype at 3rd level, you have a special dish that you know like the back of your hand. Whenever you complete a short or long rest, provided you have ingredients available to do so, you can create a number of these dishes equal to your Specialty modifier. These can be used to replace an unarmed strike, dealing 2d6 + your strength modifier, or ranged attacks dealing 1d10 + your dexterity modifier. Each attack deals bludgeoning and an additional 1d4 stuffing damage, increasing to 1d6 at 6th level, 1d8 at 10th, and 1d10 at 15th.

You can hold up to 20 ingredients at a time and it takes 1 ingredient to make a Daily Special. The dishes last until you complete a long rest.

Ingredients for Success

Starting at 7th level, you always know how to find the perfect ingredients to make a dish, and to make it with aplomb. You gain an additional benefit based on the Stat you chose for your Kitchen Warrior save modifier.

• Wisdom: You gain proficiency in Survival to allow you to always know where to find extra ingredients.
• Intelligence: You gain proficiency Nature to allow you to know what foods are safe to eat.
• Charisma: You gain proficiency in Persuasion to allow you to talk your way into the best deals for food.

If you already have the associated proficiency, you may pick another proficiency from those available to fighter.

Regardless of which benefit you gain, if an ally eats one of your dishes over a short rest, they gain stuffing percentage equal to the added stuffing damage it would otherwise take, and can roll an additional hit die without expending it.

No Leftovers

Starting at 10th level, you refuse to leave a dish unfinished, even if you have to finish it yourself. You gain proficiency in Eating, if you didn't already have it. Additionally you gain a +1 bonus to attack and damage rolls made with your Daily Special and your Daily Special can critically hit on a 19 or 20.

Master Chef

Starting at 15th level, your specialization has reached its pinnacle- leaving you virtually unmatched. You gain expertise in the skill you gained from your Chef's Specialty. Additionally a master chef is never unprepared. If you roll initiative and have no uses of your Daily Special, you can regain one use of it, provided you have ingredients to do so.

Magnum Opus

Starting at 18th level, you have perfected a single impressive recipe. You gain your Magnum Opus that can be used in place of an attack with your Daily Special, gaining the same bonuses. It deals an additional 1d10 stuffing damage, in addition to what you already dealt. If you choose to allow your allies to eat it over a short rest, it can be shared up to a number of people equal to your Kitchen Warrior modifier. You can make a new Magnum Opus using 3 ingredients after you complete a long rest. Additionally, the attack and damage bonus to Daily Special increases to +2.

Glutton Knight Archetype

A Glutton Knight is a master of fighting on a full stomach. Being stuffed to the brim causes them to function at their peak, always aiming to keep themselves as full as possible to fight well.

Malefic Rites

When you choose this specialization at 3rd level, you gain the following two Malefic Rites options:

Maw of the Starved. As an action, you can use your Malefic Rites to unleash a wave of draining force. Each creature within 15 feet, other than you, must make a Constitution saving throw. On a fail they take necrotic damage equal to your Rune Damage + your Charisma modifier, or half as much damage on a successful one. You steal fattening equal to the damage dealt from targets that fail the save.

Curse of Wasting. You can use your bonus action to mark a creature you can see within 60 feet and causing them to starve. For the next minute, whenever you deal damage to the marked target, you steal fattening equal to the damage dealt and heal equal to your charisma modifier.

Spells of the Starved Grave

The Hollowed Husk

Your body is a starved shell that cannot hold its own weight— but you can take from others. By feasting on stolen mass, you sustain yourself, but without it, you wither away to nothing. You are no longer able to eat, and do not suffer exhaustion from not eating. To compensate you are easily able to take weight from others. You learn the Transfer Fat spell and can cast it as a ritual, and you also learn the Size Drain cantrip. Your bulk limit also increases by 10 x your grave knight level. However, when you complete a long rest your character's base weight is reduced by an amount of pounds equal to 10 x your grave knight level, down to a minimum of what would be considered thin for your race.

Additionally, you can no longer gain stuffing and treat stuffing damage as bludgeoning damage.

Your abilities cannot reduce a creature's weight below what would be considered normal for their race. If an ability that steals size attempts to bring them below that point, the stealing of size fails.

Devour the Unworthy

Starting at 7th level, you see the undeserving and their gluttony without purpose or appreciation and strip them of their shallow gains. You can replace one of your attacks on your turn with casting Size Drain. Additionally, you can add your weight points to the damage of your Size Drain, with a maximum equal to your charisma modifier.

Hunger's Due

Starting at 15th level, for every pound you take, a fraction of your suffering is repaid. Fattening gives you an additional weight point for every 50% you have instead of 100%. The maximum damage you can add to Size Drain from Devour the Unworthy increases by 2.

Feast of the Forgotten

Finally at 20th level, for one glorious minute, you can reign over the overfed and punish the ungrateful. You can use your action to empower yourself to leech fat with even the smallest touch. For 1 minute, you gain the following benefits.

• You treat your weight category as one less for calculating any penalties.
• You have advantage on saving throws to avoid the immobilized condition.
• When you deal damage to a target you steal fattening equal to a role of your rune damage and when you roll damage for Size Drain, you can treat any 1s or 2s rolled on the dice as a 3.

Heavy Stances

When you embrace this tradition at 3rd level, you learn to use several stances to allow you to throw your weight around more effectively. When you make an unarmed strike using your bonus action, as part of that attack you can change your stance. Your stance gives Flurry of Blows an additional effect.

Staggering Stance. A closed off, low to the ground stance that allows you to be ready to grab an opponent to force them into submission. When you successfully hit with an unarmed strike using flurry of blows, you can attempt to grapple the target without forgoing damage.

Horse Stance. A Wide-legged, back straight, and low armed stance that leaves you ready to use the weight behind your blows to move targets around. Every successful unarmed strike against a creature no more than one size or weight category larger than you with flurry of blows pushes the target back by 5 feet.

Bear Stance. With arms held high and legs wide, it allows for free movement to throw your full weight into a combo of strikes. You replace one of the unarmed strikes from your flurry of blows with a size attack.

Immovable Stance

Starting at 6rd level, you have honed your body to use your immense weight and trained stances to make it nearly impossible to be moved against your will. You have advantage on all checks and saving throws made to resist forced movement or being knocked prone.

Unstopable Maneuver

Starting at 11th level, not only are you an immovable object, but also an unstopable force. You can expend a ki point to gain an additional effect based on your stance, when the following conditions are met.

Staggering. If you succeed on a grapple, they are retrained instead of grappled.

Horse. If you moved at least 10 feet towards the target, they must make a dexterity saving throw against your Ki save DC or the momentum will knock them prone.

Bear. If you successfully land a size attack you can force the target to make a strength saving throw against your Ki save DC or be smothered by you.

Hybrid Stance

Starting at 17th level, you have mastered your stances to the point where you can perform multiple fighting styles at the same time. When you land an unarmed strike with a bonus action you can expend 2 ki to hybridize your stance and gain the benifits of two at the same time. This lasts until you change your stance. Additionally you can add your wisdom modifier to the damage of your flurry of blows when you enter a hybridized stance.

Way of the Wandering Keg Monk

Sturdy, clumsy, and no doubt excessively rotund, those of the Wandering Keg travel from tavern to tavern indulging their love of alcohol. The overindulgence leads to a stout form that they use to shrug off blows, and knock others off their feet while they barely stand on their own.

Oath of the Fortress Paladin

A paladin that follows this path take up the oath to use there bodies to protect, utilizing their rotund frames to be a stalwart line of defense for their allies. They stand firm, their wide figures shielding those behind them as they function as a fortress of flesh on the battlefield.

Tenets of Sloth

Conserve Your Energy. Unnecessary effort is wasteful. Do not expend more energy than required. When it is truly needed, give your all, but never for a second longer than necessary.

Rest is Vital. Embrace relaxation and encourage others to do the same. A well-rested mind and body are essential for effective action when the time comes.

Savor the Moments. Life is to be enjoyed, not rushed. Encourage others to find joy in the simple pleasures and to take it easy whenever they can, without the burdens of worry.

Fuel for Action. Your body is a reservoir of potential. Body mass is just fuel reserves, allowing you to draw on your strength when it’s truly necessary. Use it wisely and only when it matters.

Oath Spells

Lazy Restraint

Starting at 3rd level, your laziness makes you into an immovable object when you really settle in. As a bonus action, or when you successfuly begin smothering a target, you can use your Channel Divinity to begin relaxing while you are considered prone for 1 minute, making you nigh impossible to move. While under this effect, you cannot be moved against your will by any creatures that are the same size category as you. If you are smothering another creature you add your charisma modifier to the smother damage and they must use their action to make strength saving throw against your paladin spellsave DC to escape. If you use your movement speed to get up from being prone, the effect ends until you are considered prone again.

Aura of Lethargy

Starting at 7th level, your laziness influences those around you, sapping their energy and slowing their movements. Enemies within 10 feet of you have their movement speed reduced by 5 feet, and they cannot take the Dash action while in your aura. The range of this aura increases to 30 feet at 18th level.

Lazy Fighting

Starting at 15th level, sometimes being lazy has a consequence on the body- but you've learned to take advantage of that in combat. You can benefit from extra attack while making size attacks to targets you are smothering. Additionally, your size attacks count as unarmed strikes for the sake of gaining benefits from items or features.

Lumbering Colossus

At 20th level, as an action, you can enter a stature befitting of your sheer laziness, growing to immense proportions that shake the earth with every step. While in this state, you gain the following benefits:

• You have resistance to all damage.

• Your weight category increases to Massive if it was not already. You will be treaded as if you were in the huge size category.

• Enemies that start their turn within 30 feet of you must succeed on a Strength saving throw against your paladin spellsave DC or be knocked prone as your mind boggling size shakes the ground.

This effect ends early if you are incapacitated or die. Once you use this feature, you can't use it again until you finish a long rest.

Lazy Rebuke

Evocation 2

• Casting Time: 1 action
• Range: 60 feet
• Components: V
• Duration: Instantaneous

With a lackadaisical remark, you unleash a burst of lethargic energy at creature within range. The target must make a Wisdom saving throw. On a failed save, the target takes 3d8 fattening damage, and their movement speed is reduced by 10 feet until the end of their next turn. On a successful save, they take half damage and their movement speed is not affected.

At higher levels: The damage increases by 1d8 for each spell slot level above 2nd.

Banquet Spell List

Blessed Bounty

Starting at 3rd level, your faith ensures no stomach goes empty, not even your own. You gain proficiency in Cook’s Utensils and your choice of Eating or Feeding. Additionally, you learn the Conjure Food and Food Burst spells, which do not count against your prepared spells.

Divine Chef’s Encouragement

Also at 3rd level, you use faith and flavor to guide the hands (and mouths) of those who partake. Whenever you or a creature within 60 feet makes an Eating or Feeding check, you can spend a spell slot to grant advantage on the roll. Additionally, the range for a critical success increases by 1 per spell level used (e.g., a 3rd-level slot lets you crit on a 17-20).

Cullinarian's Call

St 6th level, your words awaken an insatiable craving, compelling even the most disciplined to gorge themselves at your command. As a bonus action, you can invoke the Cullinarian’s Call, entering a feasting trance for 1 minute. While in this state, you gain the following benefits:

• Once per turn, you can add your Charisma modifier to the damage roll when you deal Stuffing damage.
• When you activate this feature, choose yourself or one creature within 30 feet that can hear you. The target must make a Wisdom saving throw. On a failure, they gain the Ravenous condition for the duration or until they succeed on the saving throw at the end of their turns, though they can choose to fail. While Ravenous, they have advantage on all Eating checks.
• As a bonus action on subsequent turns, you can either move the Ravenous condition to another creature within 30 feet that can hear you, forcing them to make a new saving throw, or attempt to reapply the Ravenous condition if no creature currently has it.
• You can end the ravenous condition on its current target at any time, no action required.
• When you activate this feature you can immediately attempt to grab a creature within your reach as part of the same bonus action.

You can use this feature once at 6th level, and twice at 14th level. You regain all expended uses when you finish a short or long rest.

Gastronomic Gospel

Starting at 14th level, your words stir hunger in body and soul alike, manifesting a feast with every syllable. When you use one of your faith points to cast a Hunger Word you create a single use of Conjure Food. This morsel lasts until you complete a short rest where it will automatically feed itself to you causing 1d8 stuffing if not used.

Food Coma

Starting at 18th level, the indulgence of a feast can bring more than just satisfaction—it can overwhelm the senses and lull the body into a deep slumber. As an action, you may choose one creature within 30 feet of you that is over 25% stuffed. That creature must make a Constitution saving throw or fall unconscious for 1 minute, succumbing to a blissful food coma. If the creature succeeds on the saving throw, this feature is not expended.

You must finish a long rest before using this feature again.

Heavyweight Division Pugilist

The Heavyweight Division fight club originates in a brash and performative form of wrestling combat. Practitioners of this fight club demand attention in the ring, entering with pomp and grandeur. However, many have simply turned to the style as a method of throwing their weight around; quite literally, as the fight club focuses on forceful blows backed by the weight of fat and muscle that most practitioners build during training.

Bonus Proficiency

Starting at 3rd level, your body has been modified for extreme pressure control. You gain proficiency in your choice of either Smith’s Tools or Tinkerer's Tools and gain resistance to fire damage. Your inflation limit increases by three times your Pugilist level.

Boilerplate Bellows

Also at 3rd level, you inhale deeply to stoke the forge as you prepare yourself for battle. You gain a number of Boilerplate Bellows uses equal to your Wisdom or Intelligence modifier (you choose when you take this subclass, minimum of 1). You can spend one use to activate Dig Deep without expending a moxie point, however whenever you use dig deep you gain inflation equal to the temporary hit points gained. You regain 1 use on a short rest and all uses on a long rest. Your body no longer shows signs of inflation or stuffing until you are at or above your inflation limit.

Additionally, while above 25% inflation or stuffing capacity, your unarmed strikes deal extra fire or force damage, based on how inflated or stuffed you are:

Building Pressure

Starting at 6th level, your body has become well-adjusted to the constantly building pressure inside you, and part of that is learning how to quickly burn away impurities or vent it as needed. You learn the Fire Bolt and Gluttonous Roar cantrips. When you cast Gluttonous Roar, its damage type is fire. Your spellcasting ability for these cantrips matches the ability score chosen for Boilerplate Bellows. Additionally, you become immune to bursting due to inflation or stuffing.

When benefitting from the damge increase from Boilerplate Bellows, you can spend 1 Moxie point to replace one bonus action unarmed attack with a casting of Firebolt or Gluttonous Roar and whenever you deal damage with Fire Bolt or Gluttonous Roar, you relieve an amount of inflation or stuffing (your choice) up to to the damage dealt. Relieving stuffing converts it into fattening.

Vent the Flames

Starting at 11th level, your body automatically vents pressure when struck, expelling excess heat with every blow. When you take bludgeoning, piercing, slashing, thunder, or force damage, you can use your reaction and spend 1 moxie point to cast Gluttonous Roar or Fire Bolt.

Additionally, creatures hit by the attack or failed save from these cantrips from you, are pushed back 5 feet. This distance increases by 5 feet per tier of Boilerplate Bellows active.

Stoke the Blast Furnace

Starting at 17th level, you can push your body to its absolute limit, transforming into a walking pressure bomb. As a bonus action, you can expend 4 moxie points to activate Blast Furnace Mode for 1 minute and you can end the effect at any point as a bonus action. While active, you gain the following benefits:

• At the start of each of your turns, you gain inflation equal to two rolls of your Fisticuffs die.
• Fire Bolt and Belch no longer relieve inflation or stuffing.

When the effect ends, you detonate in a massive blast, dealing 1d4 fire and 1d4 force damage per 10% inflation you possess (max 10d4 each). You cannot use this feature again until you complete a long rest.

Bloating Tactics

Softening Strikes

Start at 3rd level, creatures under the effect of your spells, traps, and effects steadily grow larger and more lethargic. While you are concentrating on a spell that effects a single creature, such as Bloating Hex or Hunter's Mark, they gain fattening equal to half the damage you deal to them (rounded down). When they fatten this way, you can choose to use your bonus action to transfer an additional 1d6 of your own fattening onto them. This increases to 1d8 at 7th level, 1d10 at 11th, and 1d12 at 15th.

Master Trapper

Also at 3rd level, you gain proficiency in the Survival skill if you did not already have it. If you already were proficient, you instead gain proficiency in another skil available to Ranger. When rolling Survival checks to set traps, you can add an additional 1d4 to the roll.

Bursting Bloat Trap

Starting at 7th level, you learn how to imbue your own weight into a trap, allowing it to discharge on any target unfortunate enough to fall into it. You can create a number of traps equal to your Wisdom modifier and regain the ability to do so when you complete a long rest. You can infuse up to 20% of your own fattening into a trap. They take a minute to set up and it is triggered by being touched by a creature. Spotting the trap requires an Investigation check equal to your Ranger Save DC. When triggered any creature within a 10 foot radius of the trap must make a Dexterity saving throw against your Ranger save DC. On a fail they take 4d8 fattening damage, or half as much damage on a successful one.

Additioanally, as an action, you can throw the trap into a location within 30 feet of you, triggering the trap automatically where it lands.

Ease of Chase

Starting at 11th level, you gain a sense when your quarry has fallen victim to your traps and abilities, providing a thrill that energizes your ability to move. When a creature within 60 feet of you is 100% fattening or higher, you can dash as a bonus action. Additionally, when you dash, attacks of opportunity against you are made at disadvantage.

Bloating Retaliation

Starting at 15th level, you exploit a target's wavering mobility to be able to get quick strikes in on them. When a creature within 30 feet of you is above 50% fattening and you make a weapon attack against them, you can use your reaction to add an additional 1d10 fattening damage to the attack.

The Hunter's Grasp

Starting at 3rd level, your hunting is quick and efficient. You can use your Dexterity modifier instead of Strength for attack and damage rolls with your unarmed strikes, as well as to calculate the save DC of your grapples. You also gain Hunter Dice that are used for several features of your class, including your unarmed strikes, and their scaling is shown on the table below based on your levels in Ranger. You also gain proficiency in Feedng (query) if you did not already have it. If you already had proficiency in it, you instead gain proficiency in your choice of Brewer's Supplies, Cook's Utinsils, Weaver's Tools, or Leatherworker's Tools.

Additionally, creatures with your Hunter's Mark add the damage of your hunter's mark to digestion damage they take.

Hunter Dice

Wallbreaker Magic

Siege Weapon Mastery

Starting at 3rd level, you have the tools and means to create powerful weapons capable of leveling buildings. You gain proficiency in Tinker's Tools and can use them to construct your own specialized Siege Weapon that you are considered proficient in. Siege weapons all have the two-handed and heavy property and deal double damage to objects. You can choose from several weapons to craft that each have unique properties. However, they are exceptionally heavy and as such you may only have one carried with you at a time. If you want to craft a new siege weapon you must use a short rest and your tinker's tools to disassemble your current one for the materials to make a new one, or find a place to leave your old one so you can make a new one.

When you craft a siege weapon, you can make one over three days by expending 100gp worth of metal and other materials. You can disassemble a single non-artifact magical ranged or melee weapon over the course of this process to imbue the completed weapon with the magic item's properties. If you disassemble the siege weapon, the magical effects carry over to the materials. Weapons disassembled must be crafted into the matching type (ranged/melee).

Ranged weapons push you back by 10 feet when you make an attack with it. This movement does not provoke opportunity attacks and is reduced by 5 feet for each weight point you possess. It also pushes targets hit by it 5 feet away from you. They count as a crossbow for benifiting from feats.

Melee weapons push targets 5 feet away from you. Additionally, once per turn, you add your weight points to the damage roll of Melee Siege Weapon.

On a misfire or mishap, the attack misses as it gets embedded in a nearby object (melee) or jammed and in need of a quick repair (ranged). The weapon cannot be used again until you spend an action to try and fix it. To remove it it you must make a successful Tinker's Tools (Strength or Dexterity) check (DC = 8 + misfire score). If your check fails, the weapon is broken and must be mended out of combat over a short rest.

Unstoppable Force and Immovable Object

Starting at 7th level, you're either the boulder crashing through the wall, or the barrier that refuses to move. Your size attacks deal double damage to objects. If you move at least 10 feet before making an attack on an object, you can instead make a size attack in place of an attack. On a hit, you add an additional 1d8 for every weight point you have. Additionally, you add your weight points to saving throws against being moved against your will, knocked prone, or grappled.

Destructive Weaponry

Starting at 11th level, if something is in your way, the best solution is to sometimes just bowl it over. When the knockback from one of your weapons would push an enemy into an object or another creature they, and the entity they collided with, take an additional 1d4 damage per weight point you have. This still deals double damage to objects. Additionally, fixing a siege weapon now can be done as a bonus action.

Steady Aim

Starting at 15th level, you don’t just hit your enemies— you send them soaring with the force only a living war machine can muster. When you successfully land an attack with your siege weapon you can use your reaction to add additional force to the blow, increasing the knockback of your siege weapon by an amount equal to 5 x your wisdom modifier and adding an additional 1d4 force damage per weight points you possess. You must complete a short or long rest before you use this feature again.

Stomach of Hoarding

When you choose this archetype at 3rd level, you gain the ability to store treasure within your own body. When you consume things with notable value - coins, gems, potions, magical items, or anything your DM deems as valuable - you automatically store them in a safe location in your stomach. You can hold a number of pounds of items up to 5 times your rogue level in pounds and a gold value equal to 100 x your rogue level. You can choose to not digest these items at will, however, if they pass your limit you will be unable to hold any more without digesting it. Additionally when you complete a long rest, any treasure and coin you have stored is automatically deposited into your inventory, regardless of your carrying capacity.

Eyes of the Dragon

Starting at 3rd level, you learn to gauge the valuables targets may carry and how to quickly swipe them. You gain new uses for your Cunning Action.

Gauge Wealth. You can easily tell if a target is the type who is wealthy or not. You can use your bonus action to gauge how much money a target may be carrying. You automatically know if they are the type who would carry coin or not, and if they are the DM will give you an approximation on how much they would have.

Pickpocket. You can use your next bonus action to attempt to pickpocket the target, automatically storing it with your Stomach of Hoarding feature. Whether you succeed is determined by a Sleight of Hand vs. the target's passive Perception. If you succeed, the DM will choose how much coin to grant you based on how much the target carries.

Throw Coin. You can throw any coin you have stored at a target within 30 feet, dealing 1d4 bludgeoning damage on a hit and destroying the coin. You are considered proficient with this coin, but this feature does not benefit from sneak attack.

Clerk's Expertise

Starting at 9th level, your experience with treasure and its value grants you knowledge over how much things are worth. You can use the search action as a bonus action and you have advantage to determine the value of any item you can see. Additionally, when you complete a short rest you may stow any items, but not coin, in your Stomach of Hoarding into your inventory and learn their exact value in the process.

Coin Launch

Starting at 14th level, you know that desperate times call for desperate measures and sometimes it's best to sacrifice some treasure to get out of a sticky situation. You gain more adept access your hoard to use it as a weapon, upgrading your Throw Coin to use a coin that you have stored as a ranged weapon with a 30/60 range and dealing force damage. You gain better control to now have a chance for the coin to not be destroyed; flip a coin and on a tails the coin is destroyed. If it is not destroyed, a creature can pick it up easily.

The damage this deals now scales with the value of coin you sacrifice, which you can choose and can benefit from your sneak attack if you haven't already made one on your turn.

Waste Not Want Not

Starting at 17th level, you reach the peak of your hoarding capabilityes. You can store an additional 100 pounds of valuable items and the amount of gold increases to 150 x your rogue level. Additionally, coins from Coin Launch are no longer destroyed, as you learn to precisely launch them without damaging them and bounce them to a location that you automatically know where it landed. You can also, as an action, Coin Launch at a number of targets equal to your dexterity modifier, provided you have enough stored, and add your dexterity modifier to the damage. You may only apply a sneak attack a single target with this ability.

Silent Python Rogue

Taking on the strategies of one of the more powerful predators in the natural world, these rogues prefer to sneak up on prey and get their maw around them before they can even react. They are sneaky, powerful, and incredibly skilled at blending in to keep their ravenous intents secret.

Bonus Proficiencies

When you choose this archetype at 3rd level, you gain proficiency in your choice of either deception or persuasion and feeding.

Enable the Enormous

Starting at 3rd level, to enable the biggest and most indulgent around. You gain the following uses for your Cunning Action to use as a bonus action.

Reward Appetites. You can give them the bellyrub action as a bonus action so long as they have at least 1 weight point. If they have any stuffing, this also counts as using the help action.

Gauge Gormandism. You can roll an Insight(Wisdom) check against a target's Deception(Charisma) check to learn information about their eating habits; their stomach capacity, eating proficiency bonus, and bulk limit. Alternatively, you can request something more specific if your DM allows, such as their favorite meal or if they have a habit of eating other creatures. Starting at 9th level, you also are able to learn if a person is willing to eat more esoteric meals such as objects or creatures.

Extrapolate Indulgence. You can roll an Arcana(Intelligence) check against a target's Arcana(Intelligence) check to learn if they are wearing equipment or have magical features that disguises their weight or stomach contents, such as compression clothing or a lipomantic focus. Starting at 9th level, if you succeed on this contest, you can learn a rough approximation of how much is concealed.

Incentivise Greed

Starting at 9th level, you know that a greedy person is more easily taken advantage of. As a bonus action, you can force a target to make a wisdom save (DC= 8 + your proficiency bonus + your charisma, wisdom, or intelligence modifier, whichever is higher). On a fail, they gain the ravenous condition for 1 minute. They can reroll the save at the end of each of their turns to end the effect. Once they end the effect or succeed the save, they are immune to this effect until they complete a long rest.

Fattening Favor

Starting at 13th level, you’ve become an expert at weaponizing indulgence as social leverage. When a creature is affected by the ravenous or immobilized condition, is above their attuned weight category, or has stuffing past their stomach capacity, you gain advantage on Charisma checks against them.

In addition, if you spend at least 1 minute feeding or praising a creature that trusts you, they gain a point of Heroic Inspiration and temporary hit points equal to half a roll of your sneak attack dice. You must complete a long rest before you use this feature again.

Sway the Vast

Starting at 17th level, you’ve learned how to draw out truths through bribery and distraction by indulging greedy habits. As an action, choose a creature within 30 feet who is actively eating and is not hostile toward you nor views you with suspicion or open disdain. The creature is duped to reveal something hidden; an emotional truth, a secret, a magical effect they are concealing, or even a memory. They will answer one question honestly. For further questions they may make a Wisdom (Insight) check (DC= 8 + your proficiency bonus + your charisma, wisdom, or intelligence modifier, whichever is higher) to determine you are probing for information, with the DC increasing by 1 for each question asked. On a success, they are immune to this effect until they finish a long rest, and may begin viewing you with further suspicion.

Purifier Spells

Bonus Proficiency

You gain proficiency in the Eating skill, and your stomach capacity increases by an amount equal to 2 × your Shaman level.

Spiritual Crucible

Starting at 3rd level, your body passively purifies the elemental energy within consumed matter, storing it as raw power that can be unleashed in powerful bursts. You gain a number of Spiritual Crucible charges equal to your Wisdom modifier. You can spend these charges to fuel spellcasting so long as your body contains elemental energy to purify.

When casting a spell, you can expend 5% stuffing per charge to convert it into fattening, allowing you to cast the spell without expending a spell slot. You can cast a spell using a number of charges equal to the spell level. You regain 1 charge whenever you complete a short rest with at least 5% stuffing, consuming that stuffing and converting it into fattening and you regain all expended charges
when you complete a long rest, provided you
convert 10% stuffing into fattening at
the end of the long rest.

Purify Magic

At 6th level, you can pull elemental
magic directly from spells, absorbing
their elemental energy and rendering
them inert. You learn Counterspell, which
does not count against your number of
shaman spells known, and you can cast
it once without expending a spellslott,
but only if the spell being countered
deals Acid, Fire, Cold, Lightning,
Thunder, Fattening, or Poison
damage.

When you successfully counter a spell, you consume some of the latent elemental energy and gain stuffing equal to the spell's level. If the spell deals Acid, Fire, Cold, Lightning, Thunder, Fattening, or Poison damage you instead gain stuffing equal to the spell's level x your wisdom modifier.

Elemental Void

Starting at 14th level, you pull the pure elements out of the battlefield itself to store and rapidly purify and release. As a bonus action you enter a state where the elements are pulled from poisoned sources directly into you. You can cast Absorb Elements at its base level without consuming a spellslot and gain stuffing equal to the damage prevented. Additionally, at the start of each of your turns you can choose to convert 5% stuffing into fattening to regain an expended charge of Spiritual Crucible. You can do this a number of times equal to your wisdom modifier.

When the minute ends, you must make a DC 10 Constitution saving throw or gain 1 level of exhaustion as your body struggles to stabilize the absorbed energy. The DC increases by 1 for each time you used Absorb Elements or created an additional charge of Spiritual Crucible.

Once you use this feature you must complete a long rest before you can use it again.

Spiritual Apotheosis

At 18th level, your mastery of the elemental purification extends even to the planes of life and death to call on their spiritual protection, strengthening your ability to purify and reshape the elements on a massive scale. Purify Magic and Absorb Elements now work against Radiant and Necrotic damage in addition to their original damage types.

Culimancer Spells

Tools of Lethargy

When you choose this archetype at 3rd level, you embrace your chef origins and gain proficiency in Cook's Utensils and Feeding. You can also cook's utensils as an arcane focus for your sorcerer spells.

Five-Star Presentation

Also starting at 3rd level, your presentation with food is so immaculate as to grab the attention of a room with a simple sandwich. You learn the Culinary Persuasion spell without impacting your number of spells known and you can cast it once at its base level without expending a spellslot. You regain the ability to do so when you complete a long rest.

Additionally, you have advantage on Deception, Persuasion or Performance skill checks when interacting with chefs, waitors, food critics, and other such people in the culinary field.

Baker's Dozen

Starting at 6th level, you always end up preparing just a LITTLE bit extra. Once per turn, when you cast a spell or use a feature that deals stuffing damage or creates food, you can add your Charisma modifier to the result of the roll.

Quick Snack

Starting at 14th level, your reaction time, when it comes with finding someone to feed, is nearly automatic. When an ally within 30 feet of you is hit with a melee attack, you can use your reaction to cast Conjure Food at its base level at the attacking target, provided you have spellslots to do so. If you already have morsels from Conjure Food available, you can attack with one of them instead.

Belly Buster

Starting at 18th level, you can tell how much someone can eat with a simple glance. When you cast a spell of 6th level or lower that deals stuffing damage, you can use your bonus action to expend 5 sorcery points to force them to make a constitution saving throw. On a fail, they are filled with a torrent of conjured food and take stuffing percentage equal to their total stomach capacity, assuming they have one. On a success they are set to half their stomach capacity (rounded up). This does not effect creatures that are not capable of eating. You regain the ability to do this after completing a long rest.

Cyclonic Spells

Tornadogenesis

When you choose this archetype at 3rd level, your connection to the wind grants you an intuitive understanding of its flow and ability to build swirling gusts. You gain proficiency in Nature and Navigator’s Tools and learn the Gust cantrip without impacting your number of sorcerer cantrips known. Whenever you cast a spell of 1st level or higher, you can cast Gust as a bonus action. You can also cast Gust as part of activating Innate Sorcery. If you target Gust with a non-magical object or medium size or smaller that is not being worn or carried, you can cause it to shred pieces from it, dealing 1d10 force damage to it and possibly destroying it. You can direct the debris to another target within 10 feet of the object. The target must make a dexterity saving throw or take 1d10 piercing damage, or half on a successful save. The damage of this feature increases by 1d10 when you reach 5th, 11th, and 17th level.

Gastric Vortex

Starting at 6th level, your magic conjures violent vortexes that force air into your foes at high pressures. When a creature takes damage from your sorcerer spells, they gain inflation equal to the damage dealt. Creatures that fail the saving throw against your Gust gain 1d8 inflation. If you are concentrating on a spell, creatures affected by this feature continue to take inflation damage equal to your charisma modifier at the end of your turns for the duration of your concentration, even when you would be able to effect new targets. You can cause the lingerinf inflation damage to a maximum number of creatures with this feature equal to your Charisma modifier (minimum of 1).

Convergent Boost

Starting at 14th level, you can command winds to spiral around a creature, lifting them into a controlled updraft, but each movement forces the rushing currents deeper into their form, swelling them with every gust. While concentrating on a spell of 1st level or higher, you can use a bonus action to grant a creature of your choice within 30 feet a flying speed equal to 30 + (5 × the spell’s level). The flight can only reach a height of 10 feet, lasts as long as you maintain concentration on a spell, and can only be maintained on one creature at a time. If you cast a new concentration spell, the creature benifiting from flight will fall to the ground, but gain the new flight speed at the start of their next turn. When a creature affected by this feature moves, they take 1 inflation for every 2 feet they move.

The Dead Man's Walk

Starting at 18th level, at your command, the skies darken, the winds howl, and a towering tornado erupts around you, engulfing all caught in its path in a cloud of violent winds and vicious debris. As an action, you can spend 5 sorcery points to conjure a sky-reaching tornado around yourself for 1 minute. The tornado forms a 40-foot radius cylinder that extends skyward, disappearing into the clouds, and moves with you for the duration. You and a number of creatures of your choice, up to a maximum of your charisma modifier, are immune to the effects of this feature. The tornado has the following effects:

• A creature that enters the area for the first time or starts their turn in the tornado must make a dexterity saving throw or take 4d6 piercing damage from flying debris
• Large or smaller creatures must make a Strength saving throw at the start of your turn turn or be pulled 10 feet toward the center of the tornado. Flying creatures make this save at disadvantage
• Objects and structures that are not being worn or carried take 4d10 force damage each round, with non-magical objects of Medium size or smaller automatically shredded and added to the debris within the twister
• Ranged attacks made within the tornado automatically fail
• Creatures and objects inside the twister are heavily obscured from creatures outside the area

If you fall unconscious or die, you lose control of the tornado as it begins to travel on its own, dealing the same effects to all creatures caught in its radius for the rest of the duration. You are flung harmlessly into a space within 15 feet of the twister as it begins to move under the DMs control. You can use a bonus action to end the effects of the tornado and cause it to rope out harmlessly back into the clouds.

Greatwyrm Spells

Draconic Appetite

Starting at 3rd level, your bloodline begins to manifest to reveal that dragons need to eat a LOT and due to your heritage you inherit this need. You gain proficiency in Eating, and your stomach capacity increases by twice your Sorcerer level. When you take a short rest, if you have at least 15% stuffing, you can choose to spend it converting 15% of it to fattening, following the standard conversion, to regain 1 sorcery point. You cannot perform other actions besides eating whilst doing this.

Draconic Belch

Also at 3rd level, your body constantly churns the enormous meals you consume into vast quantities of magic. Choose an elemental type from the following list, representing the lineage of your Great Wyrm ancestor. Your choice affects your resistances and the damage type of your abilities: Acid, Cold, Fire, Lightning, Thunder, Fattening,
or Poison. You gain resistance to
that damage type.

Additionally, as an action you can loudly belch up a roaring blast of draconic energy. Every creature in a 15-foot cone must make a constitution saving throw or take 2d4 damage. The size and damage increases as you reach higher levels. It also adds your charisma modifier to the damage and feats and items that apply to spells, like Elemental Adept, also apply to this breath weapon.

You can use this feature a number of times equal to your charisma modifier, regaining one use when you complete a short rest and all uses when you complete a long rest. You can spend 2 sorcery points to regain a single use of it.

Gastroarcanum

Starting at 6th level, your stomach grows to have greater control over what it turns into fuel and how it releases it. Your Dragon's Belch now can benefit from your metamagics and when you complete a short rest you can convert up to 30% stuffing into 2 sorcery points

Grumbling Cauldron

Starting at 14th level, when your stomach is full it groans loudly while churning your enormous meals. When you use your Draconic Belch while under 10% stuffing, you can force the closest hostile target to you to make a wisdom saving throw or become frightened of you for one minute. They can repeat the saving throw at the end of each of their turns, ending the effect on a success. You must complete a short or                                             long rest before you can use this                                            feature again. You also gain 2                                            abilities of your choice from the                                          following list.

    Content Regeneration. If you are over 10% stuffing when          you begin combat, you can convert 10% to fattening to               regain an expended Draconic Belch.

                        Peristaltic Charge. You can convert 5%                           stuffing to fattening to dash as a bonus action.

                                   Engorged Resurgance. As a bonus                                     action, you can convert 25% stuffing to                                     fattening to regain one expended use of                                       Innate Sorcery. You must complete a                                         long rest before you use this feature                                           again.

                                  Starting at 18th level, every ounce you eat                                builds great magical pressure, but releasing                               it fortifies your body by relieving strain.                             Whenever you deal damage with your                           Draconic Belch, you gain 2d10 temporary hit                            points. If you are at or above 50% stuffing this                           increases to 3d10.

Symbiotic Unity

Starting at 3rd level, your magic and body are both unstable and malleable, allowing you to merge with others to form a symbiotic union. As a bonus action, or as part of casting an innate sorcery, you can expend 2 sorcery points to merge with a willing creature within 10 feet of you for 1 minute. The duration increases to 10 minutes at 6th level, 1 hour at 10th, until long rest at 14th, and until canceled at 18th. While merged, you and your host are treated as a single entity for space, grapples, and position, though you still act independently on your own turns and are targetable as individuals with your own health pools. Your gear and carried items are absorbed into the host’s form and remain accessible to you. While merged, you gain the following benefits:

Together in Mind. The host becomes your spellcasting focus. You can cast spells they know through their Spellcasting or Pact Magic feature, using their position and senses. You must still provide your own components and spell slots, and you cannot upcast spells that are not on your sorcerer spell list. These spells count as sorcerer spells for you. You and the host can also freely communicate telepathically.

Combined Body. If you have at least one weight point, the host is treated as one weight category larger when calculating their weight points. If this increase pushes them into a higher weight category, they gain the full effects of that category. You also use their AC if it is higher than yours and treat their senses as your own. If the host takes damage you must make a constitution saving throw, but you may use their constitution saving throw bonus if it is higher than yours.

Perfect Coordination. On your turn, you can cause the host to move up to half of your speed as long as it is not higher than their speed. You can also make melee attacks or cast spells requiring a weapon using any weapons the host is holding. You may also use the host’s Strength and Dexterity scores in place of your own for attacks, skill checks, and saving throws.

The merge ends early if any of the following conditions are met:

• You or the host are reduced to 0hp
• You or the host teleport without an effect that allows you to bring a creature with you
• Both you and the host are incapacitated
• Either creature changes form through means such as Wild Shape or Polymorph
• You choose to end it as a bonus action

When the merge ends you are deposited into the nearest safe space within 5 feet of the host.

While merged you and the host combine body and features. You may choose to work with the host to decide what you both look like while merged. However, when the merger ends, you maintain one of their features until you complete a long rest or merge with someone else.

Combined Strength

Starting at 6th level, more of your strength begins to transfer to your host, allowing them to gain benifits from you as well. when you cast a damaging spell while merged with another creature, you may add your Charisma modifier to the damage. If you have a flight, swim, or climbing speed the host may also gain it. However, the host must land at the end of their turns if they gain flight, as the increased mass makes it taxing to hover. Additionally, you may move the host on their turn if they are unconscious.

Pain Split

Starting at 14th level, while merged with your host, you can rely on them to help share pain between you both. When you take damage, if the host is willing, you can use your reaction to halve the damage and split it between you and the host. Additionally, if either you or the host resist damage types, you share one of resistance of your choice with them while merged. You can change the resistance shared as a bonus action on your turn.

As One

Starting at 18th level, you become able to fully fuse with a host and act as a truly cohesive unit. If either you or the host are teleported or banished, you can expend 1 sorcery point to be teleported or banished together. If either of you gain a benificial effect from a spell or item, you can spend 1 sorcery point to cause the other to gain the benifit.

Brute Patron Expanded Spell List

Brute’s Figure

When your pact fully begins to manifest, the power of your patron manifests in your form, marking you as a hulking figure of physical dominance. You gain a physical trait to reflect this.

Choose or roll for a physical trait that reflects the influence of your patron:

Imposing Stature

Also at 3rd level, your connection to your patron reinforces your body. When not wearing armor or a shield, your AC equals 10 + your Constitution modifier + your Charisma modifier.

You are close to the maximum height for your race, making you imtimidating and terrifying to those you loom over. You learn the Command spell and can cast it once at its base level without using a spell slot, regaining the ability to do so when you complete a long rest. It doesn’t count against your spells known. When you cast it, the target has disadvantage on the saving throw if they a smaller weight and size category than you.

Bounding Stride

Starting at 6th level, your enhanced might allows you to leap great distances. As a bonus action, you can jump in a straight line up to half your movement speed without consuming any of your movement or provoking opportunity attacks.

Lovable Oaf

Also at 6th level, when you fail an intelligence check or saving throw, you can grant an ally an additional 1d6 to their next d20 roll.

Too Big to Fail

Starting at 10th level, your immense size makes you nearly immovable. You gain advantage on saving throws against being knocked prone or moved against your will. Even when you are moved against your will, the distance is halved (minimum of 5 feet).

Tremoring Smash

Starting at 14th level, you can channel your now overwhelming strength into a devastating attack. As an action, you smash your fists into the ground, causing a localized quake. Choose up to your Charisma modifier creatures within 30 feet of you. They must succeed on a Strength saving throw against your spell save DC or take 4d12 force damage and be knocked prone. On a successful save, they take half damage and are not knocked prone. You must complete a long rest before you can use this feature again.

Objects within range that aren't being worn or carried are also affected, potentially toppling furniture or collapsing unstable structures.

Realm Eater Spells

Relentless Appetite

At 3rd level, your patron forces upon you an
unrivaled appetite. Your gain proficiency in both
the eating and feeding skills if you did not
already have them. Once per short rest, when
you gain temporary hit points or recover hit
points from food or a potion you choose to
add your charisma modifier + your warlock
level to the amount. Your patron also gives
you a soul lantern to bind you to his will that
you can use as an arcane focus to cast your
Warlock spells.

Fueled by Greed

Starting at 6th level, you capture souls to fuel your magic and desire for more. When your soul lantern is on your person and an enemy with a CR of 2 or greater drops to 0hp you can use your reaction to soak some of their soul for further use. If you are the one who landed the killing blow, you gain the fragment with no further action or reaction required. The lantern can hold a number of soul fragments equal to your charisma modifier and ass a bonus action you can offer soul fragments u to your warlock spellslot level to gain a single extra spellslot. Alternatively you can, as a bonus action, eat a single soul fragment to restore 1d4 hit points. The soul fragments are automatically sent to your patron when you complete a long rest.

Once you use this feature you can't use it again until you finish a long rest. This fattens you for 1d6 per soul fragment sacrificed and you gain 1d8 stuffing per soul fragment eaten. If you lose the lantern you can perform a 1 hour ritual to have your patron provide you with a new one.

More. MORE. MORE!!

Starting at 10th level, your need to feed rises to unrivaled proportions. Your stomach capacity increases by 50% and your bulk limit by 100%. If you are eating during the entirety of a short rest you can roll one additional hit die for free. However, you need twice the amount of food daily. Additionally, soul fragments now heal for an additional 1d4 and when you kill a creature of CR 5 or higher you gain 2 soul fragments, and 3 for a creature of CR 10 or higher.

Quick to Indulge

Starting at 14th level, your patron rewards your eagerness to feed. You can sacrifice all current fattening and stuffing as an offering. Creatures offered in this way must already be at 0 hit points. This requires a minimum accumulative of 100% and you to add 1d8 fattening damage to all damage rolls you make for the next minute.

Once you use this feature you can't use it again until you finish a long rest.

Patron Spells

Food for Thought

When you fully embrace the patron at 3rd level, it is not your charm that won your patron over, but your mind. Instead of Charisma, you may choose to use intelligence for spellcasting, warlock features and invocations. You also learn Transfer Fat without impacting your current spells known. Additionally, you can choose to gain proficiency in either Eating or Feeding if you did not already have them.

Weight Siphon

Also starting at 3rd level, your patron teaches you how to get extra weight- even by force. As a magic action, you can link a number of creatures your choice (this can include yourself), up to a number equal to your charisma modifier (minimum of 1) in a 15-foot radius, centered on yourself. As a bonus action you can force these creatures to make a wisdom saving throw or cause 10% fattening, or the max amount they have available, to be transferred onto one linked creature of your choice. This lasts for 1 minute or until the effect is ended, as if concentrating on the spell. However, using it does not actually use your concentration.

Once you use this feature, you can't use it again until you finish a short or long rest.

Size Control

Starting at 6th level, your patron teaches you how to control yourself even at ludicrous sizes and how to get there effortlessly by turning residual arcana into bodymass. Your bulk limit increases by 100% and stuffing limit by 25% and when you deal fattening damage, you fatten equal to the damage dealt. Additionally, the amount of weight you transfer with weight siphon is up to your choice up to a maximum % of up to 5 X your charisma modifier.

Thick Fat

Starting at 10th level, your patron has taught you how to use your own excessive size to defend yourself. While above 50% fattening you gain an additional +2 to your armor class. You also have advantage on saving throws to avoid being immobilized by your own bulk.

Additionally, you can use Transfer Fat on an unwilling target by forcing them to make a Wisdom saving throw. You can do this without expending a spellslot but must complete a short or long rest before you do so again.

Adipose Apotheosis

Starting at 14th level, you reach the pinnacle of power and manipulation of bodymass, allowing you to cause targets to grow as much as possible on a whim. When you cast a spell with a warlock spellslot that causes a target to gain weight, you can choose to do the maximum amount of fattening allowed by the roll to a single target. Once you use this feature you cannot use it again until you complete a long rest.

                            "The greater the mass,
                           the greater the force of attraction"
                                       -Isaac Newton

Patron Spells

Bonus Proficiency

Starting at 3rd level you gain proficiency in Cook's Utinsils if you did not already have them. Additionally you learn the Transmute to Treat cantrip.

Conjure Pie

Starting at 1st level the pie fiend grants you the power to conjure a pie in the palm of your hand. It can be conjured as a bonus action and thrown as an improvised weapon attack that you are considered proficient and utilizes your charisma modifier. If the pie has any special properties, they fade after 1 hour and the pie becomes mundane. You may choose to conjure any of the following types of pie;

• Mundane Pie. This pie and all of its ingredients are mundane, however, you may choose what variety of filling is inside the pie such as fruit, meat, or custard. It has no special qualities, and is completely edible.

• Cold/Hot Pie. This pie contains ice or fire conjured from the depths of hell. It can be thrown with a range of 30 with a ranged spell attack or made with a melee spell attack. Any creature hit with this pie takes 2d6 cold/fire damage. The remains of the pie cling to the target causing them to take 1d6 cold/fire damage at the start of their turn for the next minute, or until a creature uses an action to wipe away the remains.

Finesse of the Kitchen

Starting at 6th level, you channel your patron to season your performance to approach a state closer to perfection. When you make an ability check or a saving throw, you can use this feature to add a d10 to your roll. You can do so after seeing the initial roll but before any of the roll's effects occur.

Once you use this feature, you can't use it again until you finish a short or long rest.

Stout Form

Starting at 10th level, tasting your own delicious pastries has taken its toll. You are immune to being charmed and gain an additional 1 hit point per warlock level. You have advantage on any rolls to resist being shoved or grappled.

Bake Into a Pie

Starting at 14th level, when you deal fire damage with a cantrip or spell to a huge or smaller creature affected by one of your pastries, you can use this feature to instantly cause the dough to spread and envelop the target in a flaky, doughy crust.

The target must make a dexterity saving throw against                                      your warlock spellsave DC or take                                      5d8 fire damage and become                                      restrained. On a success they take half                                         damage and are not restrained.

                                            The dough has an AC of 16,                                            resistance to piercing damage,                                            immunity to bludgeoning damage,                                            and 30 hit points. If the restrained                                            creature takes fire damage from any                                            source, that source deals                                            the maximum damage possible.

                                               Once you use this feature, you                                               can't use it again until you finish a                                               long rest.

Fisticuff Savant

When you choose this tradition at 3nd level, you gain proficiency with light armor. Additionally, your unarmed strikes use a d8 for damage, provided you are not holding anything other than an arcane focus.

Muscle Magic

You automatically have the Enlarge/Reduce spell known and prepared without impacting your current number of prepared spells and can cast it on yourself twice without expending a spell slot. You regain all expended uses when you finish a long rest. When you cast Enlarge on yourself, you gain the following benefits.

• The effect of the spell is changed, no longer increasing your size categy. Instead it grows your muscles, transforming you into an athletic, muscular brawler; your strength score becomes equal to your Intelligence score if it is not already higher. You still have advantage on strength checks and saving throws and add an additional                        1d4 damage to melee attacks, as per the
                                           spell's description.

• It no longer requires concentration to maintain on yourself
• While you are wearing light armor or no armor, your AC equals 12 + your Constitution modifier. Mage Armor counts as light armor.
• You gain temporary hit points equal to 10+your wizard level.
• It's casting time is changed to 1 bonus action.

Adept Brawler

Starting at 6th level, you become more adept at combining physical combat with your magic. You can attack twice, instead of once, whenever you take the Attack action on your turn. Additionally, if you attempt to grapple or shove your target you still deal the damage of your unarmed strike. Starting at 12th level, you can attack three times.

Arcane Vitality

Beginning at 10th level, your magical training enhances your physical resilience. When you finish a short rest, you regain one expended use of your Enlarge/Reduce feature. You gain an additional 10 hit points and the hit points you gain on level up is increased by 1.

Mage of Might

At 14th level, you learn to channel your magical energy into physical strength and the infusion of magic into your body has left your physically strength permenantly augmented. You can expend a spell slot to grant yourself a bonus to Strength checks and Strength saving throws equal to twice the level of                                   the spell slot expended. Additionally,                                          your strength score cannot be lower                                               than 14. If it is not already 14 or                                                        higher it is increased to 14.

School of Lipomancy Wizard

Using body mass to power spellcasting is a rare and poorly understood art. Those who branch this path are often on the larger size themselves from converting magic into mass on their own body to protect themselves, or to have extra for converting body mass to magic to fuel their spellcasting. However they choose to practice, it's an esoteric and no doubt heavy school of magic.

Arcane Mass

When you choose this arcane tradition at 3rd level, you are able to use your own excess body fat to channel your magical abilities. Whenever you have any fattening percentage or you are at least the hefty size category, you can use your own body as an arcane focus and when you deal fattening damage to a living target you fatten for half the damage dealt.

Additionally you learn the Size Drain and Fat Blast cantrips and your bulk limit is increased by 5 times your wizard level.

Sacrifice of Size

Also at 3rd level, you can convert the mass of others into vitality for yourself and your allies. You learn the Size to Life spell without impacting the number of wizard spells. You gain a number of charges equal to your intelligence modifier and can cast Size to Life using them at one charge per spell slot level. You regain one charge whenever you complete a short rest and all charges when you complete a long rest.

Starting at 10th level, you can convert your own bodyweight into charges to use for this feature. When you complete a short rest you can convert 1d6 fattening per charge, up to a maximum number equal to your weight points, into extra charges. You take damage equal to the fattening sacrificed by this feature that ignores temporary hit points and cannot be reduced in any way. Once you use this feature, you may not use it again until you complete a long rest.

Leeching Retort

Starting at 6th level, contact with you can open an avenue to take extra mass to continue to fuel your magic. When a creature within 60 feet you can see hits you with an attack, you can use your reaction to target a creature's extra weight and steal it as your own arcane fuel, causing the attacker to take damage equal to the damage you took. You steal fattening from the target, up to a maximum of half the damage dealt.

This feature cannot be used against creatures lacking bodyfat. You must finish a short or long rest before you can use it again.

At 14th level, you can use this feature twice between rests.

Glyph of Engorgement

Starting at 10th level, your magic leave a mark that causes you to steadily gain from their suffering. When you damage a creature with a spell, you can choose to curse that creature for 1 minute. While cursed in this way, whenever the creature is hit by an attack, including by the triggering spell, it takes an extra 1d6 necrotic damage and you fatten equal to the damage dealt. At the end of each of the creature’s turns, it can make a Constitution saving throw against your spell save DC, ending the curse on a success.

This feature cannot be used against creatures lacking bodyfat and you may only have one of these marks active at a time. This feature uses a charge of your Sacrifice of Size.

Bodily Insulation

Upon reaching 14th level, your excess body mass is empowered with arcane vigor that helps preserve your life. Whenever a spell or magical effect causes you to regain hit points, you regain an additional number of hit points equal to your proficiency bonus, fattening you equal to the amount healed.

In addition, while you are concentrating on a spell, you have resistance to bludgeoning, piercing, and slashing damage.

School of Myomancy Wizard

A sister school to Lipomancy, Myomancy draws physical from sheer body mass, turning it into physical power through arcane augmentation. They see their bodies as a canvas for perfection rather than a battery for power, shaping themselves into embodiments of strength and determination. With a flair for showmanship and a penchant for self-confidence, they embody the belief that every ounce of mass holds untapped potential.

Weave Eater Wizard

To practice weave eating is to practice the devourment of the pure arcane essence that surrounds everything. Some say the world is their oyster, but to a Weaver Eater, it is their buffet table. In sum, magic is more than just a practice for them- it is a never ending feast of arcane voracity.

Glutton Warrior

Within the realm, there exist a rare few who live to use their size and hunger as an art form. None embrace sheer gluttony, greed, and weight gain with as much gusto as a Glutton Warrior. Abandoning all concern for their waistlines, they eagerly dive into the realms of feasting and devouring of everything in sight, allowing their unnatural desires and hungers to grant them unique abilities to fatten not only themselves, but those around them. Size is power, and the Glutton Warrior embodies this philosophy like no other.

Fighting Styles

These can be taken in place of an ASI, if your DM allows fighting style training, or if you have a class feature that grants them.

Food Fighting. If you have a free hand you may force feed a creature as an attack. This attack is made with any food you have on hand (including conjured and magical food), and is considered an unarmed strike with the finesse property. On a hit, you can force the target to take bludgeoning damage equal to 1d6 + your strength or dexterity modifier (this increases to a d8 if you have both hands free) and they gain stuffing equal to the amount rolled on the die. You can opt to do this non-damaging to instead simply deal stuffing up to a roll of the dice.

Blubbery Fighting. As long as you have at least a single weight point, you count as one size larger for others attempting to grapple, shove, or devour you. Additionally, the DC of your smother attempts increases by 1.

Voracious Fighting. Your jaws become an unarmed weapon dealing 1d6 + your strength or dexterity modifier piercing damage. Once a turn, when you successfully hit with an unarmed strike, you can forgo the damage to instead attempt a devour check. The target must have first been grabbed as a bonus action before you can attempt this.

Metamagics

Transmute Spell. Fattening is added to the damage types of transmute spell. This one is just a baseline modification of existing metamagic.

Siphoning Spell. When you cast a spell that deals damage, you can spend a sorcery point to steal fat from a single target. The fattening you steal is equal to the damage dealt. Alternatively, if the spell will effect multiple targets, you can cause it to transfer from one creature effected to another.

Balancing Spell. When you cast a spell that causes a creature to gain fattening, stuffing, or inflation you can spend 2 sorcery points to cause yourself to lose the same amount of fattening, stuffing, or inflation.

Residual Spell. When you cast a spell on another creature you can spend a sorcery point to cause the lingering magic to cause an amount of stuffing or inflation equal to your charisma modifier.

Words of Power

Hunger Word: Lethargy As a bonus action, you can spend 2 faith points to force a creature you can see within 60 feet to make a Constitution saving throw against your Priest spell save DC. On a failure, it becomes sluggish. Until the end of its next turn, it can take either an action or a Bonus Action, not both, and it can make only one attack if it takes the Attack action. If it casts a spell with a Somatic component, there is a 25 percent chance the spell fails as a result of the target making the spell's gestures too slowly.

Hunger Word: Belch As a reaction to a creature within 60 feet attempting to cast a spell with verbal components that you can see or hear, you can spend 2 faith points to cause the target to belch uncontrollably. The creature must make a Constitution saving throw against your Priest spell save DC. On a failed save, the creature is unable to complete the spell but the spellslot is not expended.

Hunger Word: Engorge When you successfully cast a spell on a creature, you can spend 2 faith points to force the target to consume a large amount of food, causing them to gain stuffing equal to your Priest level. Additionally, the target’s movement speed is reduced by 10 feet until the end of its next turn.

Invocations

Glutton Mage of Xibal

Medium fiend (demon), neutral evil

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• Armor Class 13 (belly armor)
• Hit Points 4 + four times your demonologist level (d6s equal to your demonologist level)
• Speed 25 feet

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STR	DEX	CON	INT	WIS	CHA
8 (-1)	6 (-2)	14(+2)	14 (+2)	14 (+2)	14 (+2)

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• Saving Throws Con +2 plus PB, Wis +2 plus PB
• Skills Eating +2 plus PB, Feeding +2 plus PB
• Senses darkvision 60 ft., passive Perception 12
• Languages understands Abyssal and the languages you speak, but can only speak abyssal
• Proficiency Bonus equals your bonus

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Demonic Magic. A demonologist who summons a glutton mage temporarily learns the spells listed below, as detailed in the Demon Summoning feature in the demonologist class description.

1st level: Conjure Food

2nd level: Hungering Whip

3rd level: Abyssal Stomach

4th level: Gluttonous Gambit

5th level: Girth of Lethargy

Bloating Touch. If the mage damages a creature, they gain additional fattening equal to the damage dealt.

Magic Resistance. The retriever has advantage on saving throws against spells and other magical effects.

Sense Gluttony. The glutton mage is always considered to be under the effects of the spell detect favorite food.

Actions

Bloating Uppercut. Melee Weapon Attack: your spell attack modifier to hit, reach 5 ft., one target you can see. Hit: 1d6 + your intelligence fattening damage.

Lipomantic Shock. Ranged Spell Attack: your spell attack modifier to hit, reach 5 ft., one target you can see. Hit: 1d8 + your intelligence fattening damage.

Ooze Scion of Juiblex

Medium ooze, neutral evil

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• Armor Class 13 (acid armor)
• Hit Points 4 + four times your demonologist level (d6s equal to your demonologist level)
• Speed 25 feet

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STR	DEX	CON	INT	WIS	CHA
8 (-1)	14 (+2)	14(+2)	14 (+2)	14 (+2)	6 (-2)

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• Saving Throws Con +2 plus PB, Wis +2 plus PB
• Skills Deception +2 plus PB, Insight +2 plus PB
• Senses darkvision 60 ft., passive Perception 10
• Languages understands Abyssal and the languages you speak but cannot speak
• Proficiency Bonus equals your bonus

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Demonic Magic. A demonologist who summons an ooze scion temporarily learns the spells listed below, as detailed in the Demon Summoning feature in the demonologist class description.

1st level: grease

2nd level: alter self

3rd level: gaseous form

4th level: sludge surge

5th level: cloudkill

Maleable Form. The scion can use its action to disguise itsalf as a small or medium creture you are familiar with, or back into its true form. However, it is a green and black version of them with faintly glowing red eyes. Other than its size, its statistics are the same in each form. Any equipment it is wearing or carrying isn't transformed. The shapeshift lasts until it completes a long rest.

Slippery Form. The ooze has advantage on saving throws against grapples, shoves, and tripping. They can also squeeze through cracks as narrow as 1 inch.

Actions

Pseudopod. Melee Weapon Attack: your spell attack modifier to hit, reach 10 ft., one target you can see. Hit: 1d4 + your intelligence acid damage.

Assimilate. A target within 10 feet of the ooze must make an intelligence saving throw against your demonologist save DC. On a failed save, you learn one small piece of knowledge the target held, such as passwords, hidden locations, or one of their proficiencies.

Calorite Totem Powers

Totems of lipomantic energy can assault enemies with lethargic blasts and strengthen the resolve of your allies.

Caloriebolt: Make a ranged spell attack roll against a creature you can see within the totem's range. On a hit, the target takes 1d4 fattening damage, and its movespeed is slowed by 5 until the end of its next turn.

Mass Fortify: Choose a number of creatures you can see within the totem's range, up to your wisdom modifier. Each creature gains fattening and temporary hit points equal to your wisdom modifier.

Radiant Totem Powers

Totems of searing light can assault enemies with radiant blasts and light the way for you.

Lightburst: Make a ranged spell attack roll against a creature you can see within the totem's range. On a hit, the target takes 1d4 radiant damage, and has disadvantage on perception checks until the end of its next turn.

Guiding Light: The totem emmenates bright light distance equal to 5 times your wisdom modifier and dim light for an additional distance for the same amount.

Ooze Totem Powers

Totems of bubbling ooze can assault enemies with corrosive blasts and slow enemies down.

Sludgesplash: Choose a creature you can see within the totem's range. They must make a Dexterity saving throw. On a failed save, the target takes 1d4 acid damage, or half as much damage on a successful one

Sticky Mire: Choose a creature you can see within the totem's range, which must be within 5 feet of the ground. The creature must succeed on a Strength saving throw or be restrained by mud until the end of your next turn.

Elemental Attunement

Calorite. When you make an Intelligence check, you can roll a d4 and add the number rolled to the ability check. You also gain a +2 bonus to checks to avoid the immobilized condition.

Radiant. When you make a Charisma check, you can roll a d4 and add the number rolled to the ability check. You also gain darkvision of 60 feet.

Ooze. When you make an Intelligence check, you can roll a d4 and add the number rolled to the ability check. You also ignore non-magical difficult terrain.

Barbarian

Level 1: Immovable Object
replaces Unarmored Defense
While you aren't wearing any armor, your base Armor Class equals 10 plus your Weight Points (maximum of 3) and Constitution modifiers. You can use a Shield and still gain this benefit.

Cleric

Level 2: Channel Divinity: Divine Feast
replaces Divine Spark
At 2nd level, you can expend a use of your Channel Divinity to affect the stomach and waistlines of those around you with divine power as an action. Creatures of your choice, up to a maximum equal to your wisdom modifier, within 30ft of you gain or lose a fattening or stuffing equal to your cleric level + your Wisdom Modifier.

Monk

Level 5: Balancing Strikes
At 5th level, you have your ideal sense of self, a figure you wish to maintain. As a bonus action, you can expend one ki point to reduce your fattening by up to 50%. You can choose for your unarmed strikes to deal fattening damage instead of bludgeoning until the end of your next turn.

Warlock

Level 2: Indulgent Offering
replaces Magical Cunning
You take your meals and use them as an offering to your patron. When you roll initiative you can sacrifice 25% stuffing to regain an expended Pact Magic spell slots but no more than a number equal to half your maximum spellslots (round up). Once you use this feature, you can’t do so again until you finish a Long Rest.

Lipomantic Dragonborn

While you may have the color or a blue or red dragonborn, a heavy lipomantic blood courses through your veins. Many lipomantic dragonborn, like dragons, view their bodies as a hoard. This may manifest with excessive appetite, natural magic, or drive to see others indulge. Consider rolling a d6 or discussing with your DM for an additional character trait to enhance your roleplay.

Creature Type You are a Humanoid

Size You are Medium

Speed Your walking speed is 30 feet.

Languages You can speak, read, and write Common and one other language you and your DM agree is appropriate for your character.

Breath Weapon When you take the Attack action on your turn, you can replace one of your attacks with a breath attack in a 15-foot cone. Each creature in that area must make a Dex save (DC = 8 + your Con modifier + your PB)..

On a failed save, the creature takes 1d10 fattening damage. On a successful save, it takes half as much damage. This damage increases by 1d10 when you reach 5th level (2d10), 11th level (3d10), and 17th level (4d10).

Draconic Resistance You have resistance to fattening damage. However, you still fatten as if you took full damage.

Aura of Lethargy. At 5th level, you gain an aura you can activate. When you take the Attack action on your turn, you can replace one of your attacks to exude an aura within 15 feet of you. The save DC for this breath is 8 + your Constitution modifier + your proficiency bonus. Whenever you use this trait, a number of targets of your choice, up to a maximimum equal to your proficiency bonus, have their movespeed reduced by 15 until the start of your next turn.

Thick Hide (Optional). Lipomantic dragonborns, being decendants of lipomantic dragons, have naturally portly bodies with thick natural fat reserves. You gain an additional 1hp per character level at the exchange of your base speed is
   25 instead of 30. Also to represent this, your character's
  base weight is increased by 5d4+10 pounds upon character creation. If you make a heavier than normal character, they
                                                           cannot weigh less than the
                                                              maximum base weight for                                                                 character creation.

Domestic

Domestics arose after Ulfrar were taken captive by Elves and Humans and selectively bred for desireably features. They are very loyal but are often prone to have issues with self confidence and be objective to authority.

New Trick.s You gain proficiency in the Performance Skill

Charming Defense. You can choose to use your Charisma modifier in place of your Dexterity modifier when calculating AC.

Language. You speak an additional language of your choice from Dwarven, Elven, or Undercommon, based on where your character comes from.

Natural Digger. You can choose either Medium or Small for this subspecies. If you choose small you replace your natural claws with 5 feet of burrowing speed.

Ulfrar

A wild and unruly race, often said to be the first subrace to evolve after the hellhounds left the hells. They appreciate freedom and choice, always on the hunt for new thrills
and ways to challenge themselves.

Natural Hunter. You gain proficiency in the Survival skill

Thrill of the Hunt When you roll a 20 on an attack roll, ability check, or saving throw, you have advantage on the next ability check, attack roll, or saving throw you make before the end of your next turn.

Language. You speak an additional language of your choice from Beastspeech, Draconic, Sylvan, or Giant

Hellhound

Chaotic and merciless, the Hellhounds who stuck to their hellish roots formed packs and societies of brutal hunters. They form small but deadly packs, often allying themselves with other powerful creatures to execute ruthless hunting strategies

Hellish Heritage. You have resistance to fire damage

Hunter's Stride. Your base walking speed increases by 5 feet.

Language. Your character can speak, read, and write Infernal

Anubians

Stoic and unwavering, the anubians are a jackal-like race that adapted to life in the harsh deserts. They look to the sun for guidance and often dedicated themselves to lives of study. They often settle and form trade routes with other groups exchanging knowledge, tools, and luxury goods for what they need.

Astral Inspiration. You learn a cantrip of your choice from either Guidance, Light, Dancing Lights or Starry Mote. You choose your spellcasting ability modifier for this cantrip.

Explorer. You gain proficiency in Navigator's Tools and one artisain's tool of your choice.

Language. Your character can speak, read, and write Celestial

Laetrans

Cunning and elusive, the Laetrans live in small groups that often come together for regular gatherings where they exchange spoils and goods. They are quick and stealthy, often preferring hit and run before they were noticed tactics. They tend to avoid loud bustling cities, sticking to rural and forested environments.

Elusive. You gain proficiency in the Stealth Skill

Trader Legacy. You gain profieincy in an artisian tool of your choice and a musical instrument of your choice

Language. Your character can speak, read, and write an additional language of your choice from Gnomish, Dwarven,                                                                      or Thieve's Cant

Grizzlehide

The northern forests and sub-polar climates are where the Boreal Ursines tend to call home. They often settle in caverns and forests to form small communities to raise families and tough out the harsh northern winters.

Durable Your hit point maximum increases by 1, and it increases by 1 every time you gain a level

Keen Senses You have advantage on perception checks based on smell and sound

Rimepelt

Within the frigid tundra of the far north, nestled in raging snowstorms, the Northerns thrive. They are resilient and excell at hunting even in the thickest of blizzards.

Cold Acclimation You are unaffected by the effects of Extreme cold, as described in chapter 5 of the Dungeon Master’s Guide. Additionally you have resistance to cold damage

Choose Either Boreal Magic, or Arctic Waters

Boreal Magic: You learn a cantrip of your choice from Ray of Frost, Druidcraft, Light, or Guidance. You choose Wisdom, Intelligence, or Charisma for the modifier.

Arctic Waters: You gain a swim speed equal to your walking speed.

Duskmane

Within the coastal forests, the mighty Westerns slumber. They are efficient in both time and energy, preferring not to expend additional resources if they don't have to and they value the idea of a midday nap.

Efficient Rest You gain an additional benefit per short rest that changes based on your class. If you multiclassing you may only gain one of these benefits before you complete a long rest. Additionally, when recovering health with hit die, you add an additional 1 healing per hit die spent.

Artificer: During a short rest you may change one of your infused items. You must complete a long rest before you use this feature again.

Barbarian: You regain one expended use of your Rage whenever you complete a short rest.

Bard: When an ally benefits from your Song of Rest feature they may add your Charisma modifier to the amount of extra healing.

Cleric, Druid, Paladin: If you spend the short rest meditating you can change some of your prepared spells. You may change a number of spell levels equal to your proficiency bonus. You must complete a long rest before you use this feature again.

Figher, Monk, Pugilist, Rogue, Shaman, Warlock: When you roll your hit die to regain health you may reroll a number of hit die equal to your constitution modifier.

Ranger: While resting you may use your Primeval Awareness feature without expending a spell slot. You must complete a long rest before you use this feature again.

Sorcerer: You can regain a number of Sorcery Points equal to half your proficiency bonus (rounded down). You must complete a long rest before you use this feature again.

Wizard: You gain an extra number charges of Arcane Recovery equal to half your proficiency bonus (rounded down).

Ryushari

From the far lands out east, these peaceful ursines favor meditation and quiet. They place great importance on daily times of solitude and tranquility.

Lucky Chant. Whenever you make an attack roll, an ability check, or a saving throw, you can grant yourself advantage so long as you are not silenced. You must complete a short or long rest before you use this feature again.

Shared Luck. You learn your choice of either the Guidance or Resistance cantrips.

Seaborn

The coast dwellers. They often prefer to spend their time on boats, sailing for sea fishing or treasure hunting. They are a brave, adventurous bunch that tends to be fearless in the face of a harsh storm or sea monster.

Dense Fur You gain an unarmored AC of 12 + your Dexterity modifier due to your thick coat of fur. You can wear a shield and still gain this bonus.

Insulated Coat You gain resistance to cold damage.

Riverborn

The river dwellers. They love a quiet afternoon on the shores of tranquil rivers fishing with friends and family. They are less brave than their coastal counterparts, instead preferring to keep a safe distance.

Tough to Catch You have advantage against saving throws against being grappled. Additionally, you can ignore non-magical difficult terrain.

Swift Feet Your movement speed increases by 5 feet.

Mellivar

Fearless and resilient, the Mellivar will easily form the backbone of their party, the one who refuses to back down in the face of danger. These badger-like peoples and are stubborn, bulky, and fierce combatants.

Size. Mellivar are usually between 5 to just shy of 6 feet tall. Your size is Medium

Defiant. If you miss with an attack roll or fail an ability check or a saving throw, you can gain a bonus to the roll equal to the number of allies you can see within 30 feet of you (maximum equal to your proficiency bonus) to potentially turn a failure into a success. Once you use this trait, you can't use it again until you finish a long rest.

Fearsome Disposition. You gain proficiency in the intimidation skill.

Mustilar

Slender and agile, the Mustilar are the quick sneaky members of their kind; always with clever ideas and willing to use wild, unconventional solutions to solve problems. These weasel-like humanoids may not be large and bulky like the Mellivar, but their agility allows them access to many locations and positions many can't access.

Size. Nimbvar are usually between 3 to 5 feet. Your size is either medium or small, you choose when you select this subrace.

Quick Feet. Your speed increases to 35.

Cunning Maneuvers. You gain proficiency in the Acrobatics skill.

Mephtivar

Stout and unwavering, the Mephtivar are rather aloof, preferring to keep to their own devices than get concerned into any one individual. However, should you encroach on their territory, they will not hesitate to spring to action. These skunk-like folk tend to keep to themselves, forming small, close-knit communities and families.

Size. You are between 4 to mid 5 feet tall. Your size is Medium.

Toxin Mastery. Mustilar have special glands that produce a foul-smelling substance. You may choose one of the following benefits:

• You can collect the smelly liquid whenever you complete a long rest, so long as you have an extra vial or container to hold it. You gain a number of doses equal to your proficiency bonus. You can use a bonus action to apply a dose to a weapon or ammunition. The next three attacks you make with this weapon or ammunition deal an additional 1d6 poison damage.

• You learn how to incorporate it magically. You know the Poison Spray cantrip and can cast it without verbal components. When you reach 3rd level you know Ray of Sickness and can cast it without verbal components. You can cast it once in this way before you must complete a long rest before you can use it in this way again. You may also cast it using available spellslots you have of the appropriate level. Intelligence, Wisdom, or Charisma are your casting modifier for these spells. You choose when you select this feature.

Darkvision. You can see in dim light within 60 feet of you as if it were bright light, and in darkness as if it were dim light. You can't discern color in darkness, only shades of gray.

Thickcoats

Thickcoats hail from frigid climates, their dense wool protecting them from the harshest winters and granting them a serene presence among their kin. Known for their calming influence, they are often seen as peacekeepers, carrying the quiet strength of still, snow-covered landscapes wherever they go

Thick Wool. Your thick, woolen coat grants resistance to cold damage, and you’re naturally adapted to cold climates, as described in chapter 5 of the Dungeon Master’s Guide.

Relaxing Presence. Starting at 3rd level, you can cast the Sleep spell with this trait, without material components. Starting at 5th level, you can also cast the Calm Emotions spell with this trait. Starting at 9th level, you can cast the Catnap spell with this trait, without material components. Once you cast these spells with this trait, you can’t cast that spell with it again until you finish a long rest. You can also cast 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 (choose when you select this race).

Mountaineers

Mountaineer Caoraa thrive in rugged mountain regions, their communities perched on cliffsides or nestled deep within the peaks. Known for their nimble footing and fearless exploration of precarious terrain, they embody the endurance and ingenuity needed to survive in extreme altitudes.

Sure-Footed. You have advantage on saving throws against being knocked prone, and you have a climb speed equal to your walking speed.

Natural Talent. You gain proficiency in your choice of the Animal Handling or Acrobatics skill.

Bighorn

Bighorn Caoraa are formidable plains dwellers, known for their strength, fiery determination, and love of competition. Many Bighorns venture to bustling cities, seeking the thrill of arenas and fight clubs to prove their prowess in combat.

Hammering Horns Immediately after you hit a creature with a melee attack as part of the Attack action on your turn, you can use a bonus action to attempt to push that target with your horns. The target must be within 5 feet of you and no more than one size larger than you. Unless it succeeds on a Strength saving throw against a DC equal to 8 + your proficiency bonus + your Strength modifier, you push it up to 10 feet away from you.

Competitive Edge. You gain proficiency in your choice of the Athletics or Intimidation skill.

Ceruvas

Ceruvas are driven by a desire to create and maintain harmony. Whether negotiating peace on the battlefield, fostering cooperation between druids and townsfolk, or championing the underprivileged in political spheres, they are known for their kindness, diplomacy, and reliability.

Evasive Movement. Your speed is 35. Additionally, on your turn, you can spend 15 feet of movement to move 5 feet without provoking opportunity attacks. You may do this as many times as your movement speed allows.

Ambassador. You gain proficiency in the Persuasion skill if you did not have it already. Whenever a willing creature you can see makes a Charisma, Wisdom, or Intelligence saving throw, you may use your reaction to replace whatever modifier they would normally use for the save with your Charisma modifier. You choose to give this bonus after the die is rolled, but before the DM determines whether it will be a success or a failure. Once you use this feature you must complete a long rest before you can use it again.

Dualces

Dualces are far more stoic than Ceruvas and Reinifirs, often embracing the role of a soldier against those who'd dare to harm nature. They fiercely defend the innocent, the communities they inhabit, or set off as adventurers aiming to better the world.

Poweful Build. You count as one size larger when determining your carrying capacity and the weight you can push, drag, or lift.

Fury of the Patient. You add your proficiency bonus to your initiative. You can sacrifice this bonus to gain advantage on attack rolls until the start of your second turn of combat.

Reinifir

A guide for the harmonious is the role the Reinifir embrace. It is said they can innately sense the good in others' hearts, knowing who is a heartless hunter to leave for the wolves or a noble soul that needs guiding home. They often travel abroad, mapping the lands to aid those who may need it.

Guiding Light. You learn the light and guidance cantrips. When you cast light, small parts of your body (such as fingers, your tongue, or nose) cound as objects for the cantrip. Wisdom is your spellcasting ability for these cantrips.

North Star. You can use your bonus action to harness the magic coursing through your veins, stirring the wind around you and lifting you off the ground for 1 minute or until you end it as a bonus action. During this time you have a flying speed equal to your walking speed and resistance to cold damage. Once you use this trait, you can't use it again until you finish a Long Rest.

Skavari

Skavari thrive in sprawling, chaotic communities that pulse with energy and unorthodox creativity. Valuing freedom above all else, they work together in unpredictable but effective ways, often bending or disregarding conventional rules to achieve their goals.

Size. Skavari are short and often quite slender. Your size is Small.

Speed. Your base walking speed is 35 feet.

Sneaky. You are proficient in the Stealth skill.

Pack Hunter. When you are within 5 feet of an ally who isn't incapacitated, you can take the Help action as a bonus action on your turn.

Colossar

Colossar are the stalwart architects of the Rodenticara, forming tight-knit communities built on shared effort and respect for tradition. They take immense pride in their labor, using their strength and discipline to create enduring settlements that serve as hubs of stability.

Size. Colossar are much larger and bulkier than their Skavari cousins. Your size is Medium.

Speed. Your base walking speed is 30 feet.

Natural Builder. You are proficient in Athletics and your choice of Woodcarver's Tools, Carpenter's Tools, or Mason's Tools.

Tail Defense. Your thick tail or sturdy physique allows you to lash out instinctively to protect yourself. When a creature within 5 feet of you hits you with a melee attack, you can use your reaction to impose disadvantage on the next melee attack roll against you until the start of your next turn. You can use this a number of times equal to your constitution modifier, regaining all uses when you complete a long rest.

Powerful Appetite

This feature replaces Powerful Build

You count as one size larger when determining your stomach capacity.

Stout Figure

This feature replaces Climb, Swim, or Flight Speed

You have advantage on saving throws or checks against being moved against your will or to avoid being immobilized by your own bulk.

Sluggish but Sturdy

This feature replaces Movement Speed of 30 or higher

Your movement speed is 25. You gain resistance to your choice of Cold, Fire, Lightning or Poison damage.

Eating Proficiency

This feature replaces Any Tool Proficiency

You can choose to instead gain Feeding or Eating proficiency in place of a tool proficiency with your species traits or background tool proficiencies.

Alternatively, if you replace one of your other racial features with one from this list you may consider asking your DM about gaining profieincy in the Eating skill.

Adjustment to Flight

This is a tweak to flight from racials. If you have any Weight Points from your size, Sluggish but Sturdy or Powerful Appetite, you lose the ability to hover when you fly and must be on the ground when you end your turn. If you are aloft when your turn ends, you fall.

Tales of Grim Ending

Prerequisites: Sanguire, 4th level

Through the experience passed down from elders or broader exposure to the world, you have expanded on your natural capabilities. This feat can be taken twice, but no more. A trait can grow in strength once.

Your constitution, wisdom, intelligence, or charisma increases by 1, up to a maximum or 20.

You gain an additional trait from the Vampiric Legacy feature.

Your current Vampiric Legacy trait grows in strength.

• Grim Sorcery: You learn a first level spell of your choice from the necromancy or enchantment schools and can cast it once without expending a spellslot. You must complete a long rest before you cast this spell in this way again.

• Plague Resistant: When you are exposed to a disease, while you do not succumb to disease you can choose to carry them. Within the next 7 days, you can make an unarmed attack to bite a target and force them to make the appropriate saving throw or contract the disease themselves. Once you transfer the disease it leaves your body. You may only carry one disease at a time.

• Vampiric Bite: Your fangs sharpen, increasing the damage die of your bite attack by 1 stage (d6 > d8), gain a +1 to attack and damage rolls, and they gain the finesse property. Additionally they count as magical for the sake of overcoming damage resistances and immunity.

Adaptive

Prerequisite: Racosa, 4th level

The world is chaotic, and you have become a master at adjusting to many situations, granting you the following benefits.

Increase an ability score of your choice by 1, up to a maximum of 20.

You gain a second trait from your multi-faceted Heritage feature.

Your current multi-faceted heritage becomes more powerful.

• Sticky Fingers, Natural Scavenger, and Survivalist double their proficiency bonus granted.

• Trickster gains a 2nd-level spell from the illusion or enchantment school, following the same benefits of the chosen 1st level spell.

Competitive Eater

Ability Scores: Strength, Constitution, Charisma

Feat: Culinarian

Skill Proficiencies: Performance and Athletics

Tool Proficiency: Calligrapher’s Supplies

Equipment: Choose A or B: (A) Cook's Utinsils, Trophy (belt or club), Clothes and an apron, 20GP; or (B) 50gp

You travel while training your stomach, participating in challenges or competition to test your appetite. You thrive in stretching your stomach to cram as much as physically possible into it as quickly as possible. These efforts may have earned you a modest following or not, but regardless you always practice your signature just in case you end up as the next renowned glutton.

Chef

Ability Scores: Intelligence, Wisdom, Dexterity

Feat: Magic Initiate (Culimancer) or Encourager

Skill Proficiencies: Pesuasion and Insight

Tool Proficiency: Cook's Utinsils or Feeding

Equipment: Choose A or B: (A) Cook's Utinsils, Book (recipies), Clothes and an apron, 15GP; or (B) 50gp

Even from a young age you always had a passion for the kitchen. Reading the facial expressions of those whom you fed and talking them into a second helping is your specialty. You are efficient in the kitchen and always have the tools on hand to make sure your dishes are memorable and filling.

The Filler's Mitts

wonderous item, uncommon (requires attunement)

These soft, fluffy oven mitts always seem to pack a bit more food into your dishes, somehow.

Whenever you deal stuffing to a target, you can add 1d6 extra stuffing to the total amount gained. This does not add extra damage. Additionally you may use these gloves to cast Transmute to Treat.

Belt of Gluttonkind

Wondrous item, rare (requires Attunement)

While wearing this belt highly stretchy belt, your appetite is bolstered leaving you feeling fortified and able to consume anything you want and you gain the following benefits:

• Your Constitution score increases by 2, to a maximum of 20.
• You have advantage on saving throws against poison, and you have resistance against poison damage.
• You deal an additional 1d8 acid when dealing digestion damage.

Belt of Keno

Wonderous item, rare

This belt always appears to be tight and on the verge of snapping. While worn, the belt can be activated with a simple tap of the hand, causing it to snap and the wearer to fatten up to the next size category over 1d4 minutes. This creates the illusion of the wearer growing out of their clothes to intimidate others. The weight is temporary and after an hour the wearer will get back to their normal size. This ability is not usable until the next dawn when the belt will have fully repaired itself.

Additionally, while worn the effect on your movespeed being over your bulk limit will impose is reduced by 5 feet.

The Pariapt of Growth

wonderous item, rare (requires attunement)

A charm that allows you to to get the most out of a single dish, expanding their waistlines to unfathomable proportions.

As an action, you can force a creature you have grappled and that has any stuffing percentage to gain 4d8 fattening. This is usable a number of times equal to your proficiency bonus and you regain all expended uses when you complete a long rest.

Girdle of Weighted Words

wondrous item, rare (requires attunement by a spellcaster)

This belt, adorned with intricate sigils of influence and persuasion, tightens comfortably around your waist, amplifying the impact of your spoken spells. When you deal damage or apply a condition with any spell that has a verbal component, you add an amount of fattening percentage to the target equal to your spellcasting ability modifier (minimum of 1%).

Belly Stretching Bauble

wonderous item, rare (requires attunement)

Many professional eaters will wear this fancy piece of jewelry to make sure their stomach is always stretched to its limit to train themselves to continue to eat more and more by the day. It allows them to stretch their stomach over time, greatly increasing their stomach's capacity.

When you complete a long rest your stomach is filled to the brim with conjured food, setting your stuffing to be equal to your stomach capacity. Only stuffing past your stomach capacity will be converted to fattening when you complete a long rest or do so with a class feature.

When you complete a long rest at least 5% over your stomach capacity, roll 1d20. On a 15 or higher your stomach capacity is stretched by 1%. On a 20 it stretches by 5%. When you remove the bauble, roll 1d20. On a 7 or lower, the stomach capacity gained from this effect is eliminated and returns to normal. Otherwise, it is kept and stretched permanently.

You have advantage on constitution saving throws to avoid overstuffing damage or any spell or effect that would afflict the ravenous condition.

When the Bauble is removed, the conjured food vanishes and does not refill until you complete a long rest with it attuned.

Bow of the Spell Hungry +1, +2, +3

shortbow, very rare (requires attunement)

An armemant crafted by Rogar the Rotund, this bow leeches arcane energies off those pierced by its arrows.

This shortbow scores a critical hit on 19 or 20.

• On a critical hit you can choose to either double the damage dice rolled or to instead remove a single spellslot up to equal to the weapon bonus in levels from a target, assuming they have one available, and replenish up to one of the same level on the user.

• The weapon can absorb one cantrip that is cast upon it, provided it has a range of touch. It cannot absorb another cantrip until the first one is discharged. On a successful hit, the wielder can choose to discharge the stored spell on the target, dealing additional damage equal to what the cantrip normally would have done. This does not apply additional riders of the cantrip. This feature is usable a number of times equal to your proficiency bonus and you regain all expended uses when you complete a long rest.

Bellyache Bash

Evocation cantrip

• Casting Time: 1 action
• Range: Touch
• Components: S
• Duration: Instanteous
• Classes: Artificer, Bard, Cleric, Druid, Sorcerer, Warlock, Wizard

You quickly jab the side of a target to attempt to induce a stomachache. Make a melee spell attack against a target. On a hit deal 1d6 bludgeoning damage and the next devour check, eating check, or indigestion check is made at disadvantage.

At Higher Levels: The spell's damage increases by 1d6 when you reach 5th level (2d6), 11th level (3d6), and 17th level (4d6)

Conjure Ingredient

Conjuration Cantrip

• Casting Time: 1 action
• Range: 15 feet
• Components: V, S
• Duration: 1 hour
• Classes: Artificer, Bard, Cleric, Druid, Sorcerer, Warlock, Wizard

You conjure a single ingredient you are familiar with within range, to be used for cooking. It lasts for 1 hour and has all the qualities from normal food, barring a slight arcane aftertaste. When fully cooked into food the ingredient becomes permanent and is only distinguishable from regular food by an Investigation (intelligence) check against your spellsave DC when eaten.

The spell creates more than one ingredient when you reach higher levels: two ingredients at 5th level, three at 11th level, and four at 17th level.

Culinary Insight

Divination Cantrip

• Casting Time: 1 action
• Range: self
• Components: V
• Duration: Concentration, up to 1 minute
• Classes: Bard, Cleric, Warlock, Wizard

You gain insights into the culinary preferences of creatures around you. For the duration, you have advantage on Wisdom (Insight) checks made to understand individuals based on their eating habits, allowing you to glean information about their cultural background, social status, or personal tastes by observing their reactions to different foods.

Digestive Aid

Transmutation cantrip

• Casting Time: 30 seconds
• Range: touch
• Components: S
• Duration: instantaneous
• Classes: Bard, Cleric, Druid, Wizard

You gently rub a creature's stomach to help aid in digestion or relieve extra pressure. The target can instantly convert 1d10 of stuffing directly into weight or relieve 1d10 of inflation.

At Higher Levels: The spell's relief increases by 1d10 when you reach 5th level (2d10), 11th level (3d10), and 17th level (4d10)

Empowering Diet

Transmutation cantrio

• Casting Time: 1 action
• Range: self(15-foot cone)
• Components: V, S, M (1d6 pounds of your own fat, which the spell consumes)
• Duration: Instantaneous
• Classes: Bard, Wizard, Sorcerer, Warlock

You burn off some of your own fat to turn it into an arcane blast in a 15 foot cone. All creatures caught in the cone must make a constitution saving throw. On a failed save, they take elemental damage equal to twice the hit points sacrificed. The player can choose the type of damage upon learning the spell, matching another element of a spell they already know. If they know a breath attack it will automatically deal the same type of damage.

The spell's damage increases by another multiple when you reach 5th level (three times), 11th level (four times), 17th level (five times).

Fat Blast

Transmutation cantrio

• Casting Time: 1 action
• Range: self(15-foot cone)
• Components: V, S, M (1d6 pounds of your own fat, which the spell consumes)
• Duration: Instantaneous
• Classes: Bard, Wizard, Sorcerer, Warlock

You burn off some of your own fat to turn it into an arcane blast in a 15 foot cone. You take 1d6 necrotic damage and all creatures caught in the cone must make a constitution saving throw. On a failed save, they take elemental damage equal to twice the hit points sacrificed. The player can choose the type of damage upon learning the spell, matching another element of a spell they already know. If they have a breath attack it will deal the same type of damage.

The spell's damage increases by another multiple when you reach 5th level (three times), 11th level (four times), 17th level (five times).

Arcane Bite

Transmutation cantrip

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

You focus your magical essence into your jaws, allowing you to bite through magical barriers. Make a melee spell attack against a target creature or object within your reach. On a hit, you deal 1d6 piercing damage. This spell can damage through magical protections of 1st level or lower, ignoring any magical increases to a character's AC.

The spell's damage increases by 1d6 when you reach 5th level (2d6), 11th level (3d6), and 17th level (4d6)

Lick

Enchantment cantrip

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

You attempt to whet your appetite on the taste of a nearby creature. As you cast this spell, make a melee spell attack against a creature of your choice within range. On a hit, the target takes 1d8 psychic damage. The next Devour attempt you make against the target is made with Advantage.

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

Roil

Transmutation cantrip

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

You touch the belly of a creature. Creatures Bellied by the target must make a Constitution saving throw. On a fail, they take 1d4 Bludgeoning damage and 1d4 Acid damage.

Each of the spell's damage types increase by 1d4 when you reach 5th level (2d4 each), 11th level (3d4 each), and 17th level (4d64 each).

Craving Missile

Evocation 1

• Casting Time: 1 action
• Range: 120 feet
• Components: V, S, M (an elastic band)
• Duration: Instantaneous

You create two hands of magical force. Each hand hits a creature of your choice that you can see within range, dealing 1d6 force damage to its target. The darts all strike simultaneously, and you can direct them to hit one creature or several. Any target hit must make a strength saving throw or be pulled 5 feet towards you.

At Higher Levels: The spell creates one more hand for each slot above 1st.

Digestive Fog

Evocation 1

• Casting Time: 1 action
• Range: 90 feet
• Components: V, S, M (a vial of stomach acid)
• Duration: Concentration, up to 1 minute

You summon a foggy, acidic cloud in a 20-foot cube within range. Any creature that enters the fog or starts its turn there takes 1d6 acid damage. Additionally, you can use your bonus action to move the fog up to 20 feet in any direction.

At Higher Levels: The acid damage increases by 1d6 for each level above 1st.

Mind Absorbtion

Necromancy 1

• Casting Time: 1 reaction, which you take when you reduce a creature to 0 HP within your stomach
• Range: Self
• Components: V, S, M (a notebook)
• Duration: 24 hours

You absorb knowledge from a creature as they digest. When you reduce a devoured creature to 0 HP you can gain one piece of that creature's knowledge, including directions to locations and passwords that it kept secret. The player can choose the basic premise of the knowledge gained. You have advantage on skill checks based on this knowledge. When the spell ends, the information vanishes from your mind.

At Higher Levels: The duration increases by 1 day for every level above 1st. If cast at 7th level the knowledge becomes permanent.

Ravenous Bite

Transmutation 1

• Casting Time: 1 action
• Range: Self
• Components: S
• Duration: Concentration, up to 1 minute

Your teeth elongate and sharpen, allowing you to make a bite attack using a melee spell attack. The bite deals 1d6 piercing damage and, for the spell's duration, you can make another bite as a bonus action. You regain hit points equal to half the damage dealt with this spell, rounded down (minimum of 1).

At Higher Levels: The initial piercing damage increases by 1d6 for each level above 1st.

Culinarian

You are an expert in food, knowing the ins and outs of the kitchen and the best way to prepare meals.

• You gain proficiency in Cook's Utinsils and your choice of Eating or Feeding. Additionally you gain proficiency in improvised weapons provided they are of kitchenware, table setting, or food.
• Whenever you buy nonmagical food, you recieve a 20% discount on it.
• When you finish a Long Rest, you can craft one piece of food to be given to an ally. This piece of food can be eaten as a bonus action and heals 1d8+your proficiency bonus hit points.

Encourager

The simple touch of your hands can soothe a creature that has eaten extraordinary amounts of food or a live meal.

• You may use a bellyrub action as a bonus action instead of a main action.
• You may take the Help action as a bonus action on a predator with another creature in it's stomach or someone with 25% or higher stuffing.
• While traveling with you, you may assist 1 predator with a creature in it's stomach. If they take a short rest with you within 5 feet they can regain additional hitpoints equal to your proficiency bonus.

Magic Initiate: Lipomancer or Culimancer

You have studied basic lipomancy or culimancy, granting you the following benefits:

• You learn two cantrips of your choice. Choose either fattening or stuffing. The spells must fit this type, either causing targets to gain weight or deal stuffing or create food. Intelligence, Wisdom, or Charisma is your spellcasting ability for this feat's spells (choose when you select this feat).
• Choose a level 1 spell from the same choices selected for this feat's cantrips. You always have that spell prepared. You can cast it once without a spell slot, and you regain the ability to cast it in that way when you finish a Long Rest. You can also cast the spell using any spell slots you have.
• Whenever you gain a new level, you can replace one of the spells you chose for this feat with a different spell with the same credentials.

Stomach of Holding

Your stomach can hold extra equipment and items.

• You magically hold up to 250 lbs of inanimate objects in your stomach without counting towards your Capacity and choosing not to digest it.
• Regardless of what is in your stomach you may choose to appear as if you have nothing inside, up to a limit of your stuffing capacity after which it starts to show.

Arcane Prison

Prerequisite: At least one spell slot

Your stomach is protected with powerful and mysterious wards that imprisons your prey and siphons off their magical energy. You gain the following benefits:

• Increase your Constitution, Wisdom, Intelligence, or Charisma score by 1, to a maximum of 20.
• Creatures and objects inside your stomach can't be detected by magical means, such as Scrying or Locate Person. Spells that attempt to do so fail.
• When you finish digesting a spellcaster, you can regain a number of spellslots equal to half your proficiency bonus (rounded down). Additionally, you know a 1st level spell that the creature knew that you can cast using your spellslots and spellcasting modifier until you complete a long rest. The DM decides the spell or may choose to roll to determine what you learn. You must complete a long rest before you use this feature again.

Belly Armor

prerequisites: constitution of 13 or higher

You are naturally soft enough to cause many blows to simply sink into your flab without harming you, granting you the following benefits:

• Increase an ability score of your choice by 1, up to a maximum of 20.
• While you aren't wearing armor, your AC is calculated as 10 + your weight points + your constitution modifier. You can wear a shield and still gain this benefit.

Cast Iron Stomach

The inside of your stomach has grown tough and resilient, making it more resistant to damage. You gain the following benefits:

• Increase your Constitution by 1, to a maximum of 20.
• You have resistance to all bludgeoning, piercing, and slashing damage dealt to you by creatures in your stomach.
• You are immune to poisons, curses, or other harmful effects from potions, poisons, and magic items you consume.

Champion Eater

prerequisites: constitution of 13 or higher

You've frequently found yourself eating beyond capacity and keeping it down on the regular. You've trained your stomach to be able to withstand any punishment thrown at it. You gain the following benifits.

• Increases constitution by 1 up to a maximum of 20
• You have Advantage on saving throws to avoid regurgitating prey and food.
• Your Stomach AC and escape DC increases by your weight points, up to a maximum of 3.