Gabriel Homebrews D&D

This is a monster I homebrewed as the final boss for a oneshot. An old lady, desperate to win the town's Furriest Cat Competition, started stealing the fur of the other competitors' cats using magic. The party, that included a 10 years old first time player (a yonger sibling of one of my friends) had to investigate the fur vanishings and stop the old lady. When they got to her underground lair, she turned all the stolen fur into a huge construct. It first took the form of a giant cat, but, after taking some damage, transformed into a cat fur dragon!!!

These are some spells I homebrewed for a character I played recently. In the campaign, Jasper Rasgacasca is a hobgoblin bard, son of the barbarian tribe's chief, who is kicked out of the tribe for losing a duel. His goal is to create a signature spell that will make him able to fight toe to toe against a barbarian.

Pursuing an academic life shares many similaritys to forging a contract with an otherwhordly being: you have little idea what you are getting into, its hard to escape from once inside it, and it might feed on your vital force. That said, to acquire knowledge and learn the ways of strict investigation is to unvail the wonders of the reality one live in. For the most inquisitive, this is an inevitable pact. The University might be your doorway to power, discovery, and amazement. Your patron is part of the institution, being a mentor or the physical location itself, and carries imense power over you. Simply be prepared for utmost sacrifice in the face of insatiable curiosity.

The Oath of Revolution is not a an imposed set of values. Those who come to it are free thinkers who, seeking the path to knowledge and enlightenment, find themselves discussing ways to improve the lives of those around them. To question one’s own society and way of living may come with a price to pay, but fear cannot stop the path to a brighter future. Ideas of democracy and solidarity become part of this paladin’s deep aspirations.

This one was actually the first piece of homebrew I ever made. I started playing DnD already as a DM at the start of 2022, using no module and creating my own setting. My players were going through a frozen mountain and I wanted them to meet something quirky and fun... so I made this! At the time, the Penguin Soldier's statblock was written down on my phone's notes and was fairly broken, but it was so fun to create! So I decided to revisit it and make it more official :)

A trained warrior, tired of the selfish human bickering, decides to protect the natural world around them as it is, striving to maintain its balance. In the process they befriend a spirit of the natural world, it being part of a forest, river, cave, desert, or other. Their bond gains form as they team up, a friendship based on trust and mutual purpose. In battle, the fighter and the spirit fight side by side: the first strikes, the second protects. The spirit and its part of the natural world are one and the same. When the fighter rests, the spirit gives up its physical form to check on and care for its natural habitat and its inhabitants, coming back as the fighter awakens. If the habitat which it represents is damaged, the spirit will feel it and lose its capacities, to the point that the places’s destruction could cause the spirit to disappear completely.