<style> .phb:after { content: "somanyrobots's {subclass-name} v{current-version}"; } </style> <style> .phb { contain: size; } .phb#p1:after { display:none; } .phb table tr:nth-child(odd) td {background-color:#cDb494} /* Page Number */ .phb .pageNumber{ position : absolute; bottom : 30px; width : 50px; text-align : center; } .phb:nth-child(even) .pageNumber{ left : 12px; } .phb:nth-child(odd) .pageNumber{ right : 12px; } /* Footer */ .phb .pageNumber {color: rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.5)} .phb .footnote {color: rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.5)} .phb:nth-child(odd):after{ content : ''; position : absolute; bottom : -3px; left : 10px; z-index : -1; height : 336px; width : 100%; background-image : url(''); background-size : cover; } .phb:nth-child(even):after{ content : ''; position : absolute; bottom : -3px; left : -10px; z-index : -1; height : 336px; width : 100%; background-image : url(''); background-size : cover; } .phb{ background-image: url('https://watercolors.giantsoup.com/templates/phb_background_base.png') } .phb hr+section blockquote{background : white;} .phb p{ line-height: 14.65px; } .phb blockquote p{ line-height: 13.5px; } .phb h2{ line-height: 26px; } .phb h3{ line-height: 19px; } .phb h4{ line-height: 14.5px; padding-bottom: 3px; } .phb h5{ line-height: 17px; } th, td { line-height: 13.45px; } </style> <img src='https://i.postimg.cc/7h2fJjcm/Voltaic-Visionary-Innistrad-Crimson-Vow-Mt-G-Art.jpg' width='100%' style='position:absolute; top: 0px; left: 0px;' /> <img src='https://watercolors.giantsoup.com/phb/phb_top/0019.png' style='position:absolute; top:0px; left:0px; width:100%;' /> <div style='margin-top: 370px'></div> ## Sorcerous Origin ### {subclass-name} Some sorcerers find themselves with an innate connection to machinery, craft, and the power of construction. Perhaps an ancestor was touched by the clockwork plane, or they are descended from a legendary inventor. Their magic is found in the whir of machines and the crash of gears, swirling around scenes of labor and construction. These sorcerers, known as industrial souls, find arcane inspiration in the march of progress and the hum of industry. {subclass-name} sorcerers are remarkably egalitarian in their origins. Some come from money and power, able to access commplicated machinery by virtue of their status. Others have labored in forges and workshops, and discovered a magical talent through the tools they find there. > ##### In the Ivory Empire > {subclass-name} sorcerers helped construct and empower the great foundries that line the capital's waterfront. Now, they find themselves made irrelevant as the undead replace human laborers and damned spirits power the machines. There is no soul in the machines anymore, nothing for their magic to speak to. #### {subclass-name} Origin Features | Sorcerer Level | Feature | |:---:|:-----------| | 1st | Origin Spells, Industrial Intuition, Spellsmithing | | 6th | Arcane Industry | | 14th | Forging Hammer | | 18th | United Strength | \columnbreak <div style='margin-top: 480px'></div> #### Origin Spells You learn additional spells when you reach certain levels in this class, as shown on the Origin Spells table. Each of these spells counts as a sorcerer spell for you, but it doesn’t count against the number of sorcerer spells you know. | Sorcerer Level | Spells | |:---:|:-----------| | 1st | *flashdaggers^S^*, *unseen servant* | | 3rd | *dancing object^K^*, *shatter* | | 5th | *molten shard^S^*, *rending gears^S^* | | 7th | *repair^K^*, *summon golem ^SDS^* | | 9th | *alter metal^S^*, *searing hammer^S^* | > If you want a smoother experience, you might replace *fabricate* with *assemble^SDS^*. For a goofier one, you might replace *searing hammer^S^* with *anvil drop^K^*. For a more sinister one, replace *molten shard^S^* with *summon fell machine^S^*. #### Industrial Intuition At 1st level, your powers reveal an intricate connection to machinery. You gain proficiency with your choice of tinker's tools or smith's tools. When you make an ability check to understand or operate unfamiliar nonmagical machinery, you do so with advantage. In addition, you can use tinker's tools or smith's tools as a spellcasting focus if you are proficient with them. \pagebreakNum #### Industrial Magic Also at 1st level, your spells carry the might of the forge. When you cast a spell that deals fire, bludgeoning, or piercing damage, you can change its damage type to any of the three. If the spell is one of your Origin Spells, you can also reroll any 1's or 2's on the damage dice, keeping the new result. Once you've changed a spell's damage type in this way, you can't do so again until you finish a long rest unless you spend 1 sorcery point to do so. #### Constructed Conjuration Also at 1st level, anytime one of your spells summons a creature, you can change its type to Construct. > Constructed Conjuration is mostly a flavor feature, because sorcerers don't get many spells that summon creatures. It would apply to creatures you summon via magic items. multiclassing, or other features, though. <!-- #### Spellsmithing Also at 1st level, you can build your spells the same way you might build a machine. When you cast a spell of 1st level or higher, you can use your bonus action over a series of consecutive rounds to forge the magic into an increasingly elaborate structure. To smith a spell, you choose the level at which you wish to cast it, which can be up to 1 higher than the highest spell level you are able to cast. You must concentrate on the target spell, and on each of your turns, you can use your bonus action to increase the spell's level by 1, causing it to take effect as if cast with a higher-level spell slot. If your concentration ends early, you can use your reaction to immediately cast the spell at its base level. While smithing a spell, you make audible and visible gestures, even if the spell doesn't normally have somatic or verbal components. While smithing a spell, you can't cast any other spells except cantrips. After you smith a spell once, you can't do so again until you finish a long rest, unless you spend sorcery points equal to the spell's base level. --> #### Arcane Industry At 6th level, you can conjure tools, weapons, armor, or simple machines as needed. You can spend 1 minute to create any single piece of mundane equipment worth 200 gp or less. You automatically gain proficiency with any object you create. If you create a new object, a previous creation disintegrates. The maximum gold cost of items you create with this feature doubles when your proficiency bonus increases. #### Forging Hammer At 14th level, you can call down the foundry's might upon your enemies. When you cast a spell that affects an area, you can create a spectral hammer to slam down on creatures in the area. At the start of each of your subsequent turns, every creature in the area must succeed on a Dexterity saving throw against your spell save DC or take 2d8 bludgeoning damage and 2d8 fire damage. The hammer lasts for 1 minute. Once you use your Forging Hammer, you can't do so again until you finish a short or long rest. #### United Strength At 18th level, your magic reinforces the power of collective labor, strengthened by the allies around you. You gain the following benefits: * When you cast any spell with a target of "Self", you can spend a number of sorcery points equal to half the spell's level (minimum 1) to target a willing creature within 30 feet instead. * If you roll initiative and have fewer than half your maximum sorcery points, you can choose to gain 1 sorcery point for every ally within 30 feet of you. Once you do so, you can't do so again until you finish a long rest. \columnbreak ### {subclass-name} Origin quirks The following are some optional quirks for a player of this subclass to choose from. | d6 | Quirk | |:---:|:-----------| | 1 | When you cast spells, your pupils become gear-shaped. | | 2 | You dress like you work a forge. | | 3 | You pat machines affectionately when you pass them, like pets. | | 4 | You carry a heavy wrench as a backup weapon. | | 5 | You always trying to build gadgets to help with simple camp tasks. | | 6 | Your clothes and gear are festooned with cog symbols. | ## Appendix 1: Spell Sources Spells used are available in these collections, all of which are free to use and reference for any purpose. * [Spells That Don't Suck](https://www.gmbinder.com/share/-NR0OWlW60yv2EfA3qQp "Spells That Don't Suck") is a set of spells by Omega Ankh and somanyrobots, creating replacements for problematic spells contained in first-party WotC materials. These are marked with ^SDS^. * [So Many Spells](https://www.gmbinder.com/share/-NMZq9u_rDyV_XD5YTxf "So Many Spells)") is a set of wholly original spells written by somanyrobots. These are marked with ^S^. * [Kibbles' Casting Compendium](https://www.kthomebrew.com/s/SpellCompendium-v20_CC.pdf "Kibbles' Casting Compendium") is the complete set of spells written by KibblesTasty. These are marked with ^K^. \pagebreakNum ## Change Log #### v{current-version} * Replaced Spellsmithing with Industrial Magic and Constructed Conjuration #### v0.1 * Rough Draft \columnbreak > ##### Credits & References: > {subclass-name} created by [somanyrobots](https://www.somanyrobots.com "somanyrobots.com")</br> > [Discord](https://discord.gg/6p6DqCxTTw "Discord") | [Patreon](https://www.patreon.com/somanyrobots "patreon.com/somanyrobots") >___ > ##### Spells > * Flashdaggers, Molten Shard, Rending Gears, Alter Metal, and Searing Hammer by somanyrobots > * Animate Object, Anvil Drop, and Repair by KibblesTasty > * Assemble and Summon Golem by Omega Ankh and somanyrobots > ___ > ##### Art > Voltaic Visionary, by Francisco Miyara © Wizards of the Coast LLC > ___ > ##### Background Image Stains > [Jared Ondricek](https://watercolors.giantsoup.com/) > ___ > ##### Licensing > All rules & spell text in this document is licensed as CC-BY, under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International license ([CC-BY](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/legalcode "CC-BY")). Broadly, it can be republished freely or incorporated into commercial works as long as credit is given to the original creators. > ___ > Includes spells from Spells That Don't Suck by Omega Ankh and somanyrobots, which is licensed [CC-BY](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/legalcode "CC-BY") and available [here](https://www.gmbinder.com/share/-NR0OWlW60yv2EfA3qQp "Spells That Don't Suck"). > ___ > Includes spells from So Many Spells by somanyrobots, which is licensed [CC-BY](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/legalcode "CC-BY") and available [here](https://www.gmbinder.com/share/-NMZq9u_rDyV_XD5YTxf "So Many Spells"). > ___ > Includes spells from Kibbles' Casting Compendium 2.0 by KibblesTasty Homebrew LLC, which is licensed CC-BY and available [here](https://www.kthomebrew.com/krd "KibblesTasty KRD"). > ___ > ##### 5E SRD Content > * This work includes material taken from the System Reference Document 5.1 (“SRD 5.1”) by Wizards of the Coast LLC, [available here](https://dnd.wizards.com/resources/systems-reference-document "SRD 5.1"). > > * The SRD 5.1 is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License [available here](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/legalcode "CC-BY").