Level of Exhaustion

Over the last 2 year however, I have gotten back into Magic the Gathering, and started playing Commander almost every week. I've decided it would be fun to revamp this page by posting one of my Commander decklists every single week. I am starting with what is probably my favorite deck, a Rooms-focused enchantress deck led by Marina Vendrell. I loved Duskmourn as a set, and this deck really feels like I get to walk through the house room by room. Let me know what you think!

I recently went through and counted how many subclasses I had made for each class, and realized that prior to this I had only made a single Bard College. I really wanted to hit an artistic niche that I feel has been left out, and colors and light is something that no current Bard College feels like it fully embraces. I hope this does the trick for all of you looking for something similar! The PDF of the images can be found here, and the Homebrewery link that will continue to be updated with any changes is here. Leave your feedback and thoughts below (be kind!) and I hope you all enjoy.

A dear friend of mine @acting-philosophical did an amazing commission of my reborn circle of the land druid Gethera. She is effectively an animated statue, awakened by the nature worship of a small village that viewed her as a goddess of the forests. I adore the way she captured the colors of her magic and the details of the moss and vines on her skin. My giant lady!

I really feel like paladin as a class is very similar from subclass to subclass, and I wanted to try and do something a bit more varied. This subclass focuses more on nature and guiding folks, and uses movement as the core of its abilities. I hope you enjoy! The PDF of the image can be found here, and the Homebrewery link is here. Leave any feedback (kindly please) below!

I have always felt that a ocean or water-themed Ranger is loss since overdue. I hope this scratches that itch for folks who feel the same! I focused on motion and distance, which seems fitting and also something else that is missing from the current roster. The Homebrewery PDF that would be updated if there are any changes is here, and then the PDF of the above image can be found here! Enjoy!

Back to barbarian! Barb has several classes revolving around animals (both Totem and Beast) so I figured it would make sense to do something focused on plants and the other side of nature. Hope you all enjoy! The updating Homebrewery link can be found here, while a static PDF of the above image is here. Thanks for feedback!

All of the art you see above was done by resident monstrous professor, magical cowboy, and psychic loser, and a dear friend of mine who you can find at https://www.instagram.com/eldritch.vibes/?hl=en

I always have been interested in the blood hunter orders being aware of the existence of other methods of hemocraft, and judging the other sects based on their tactics and methods. Thus, I’ve been a subclass to provide a foil to any Ghostslayer clans that exist in your world. As always, here is a link to the Homebrewery page which will update with any changes, and then here is the PDF of the images above!

I really have loved the idea of ocean based wizards, and recently had a few NPC mages appear on a ship in my campaign that I DM, so I figured I would design a subclass that they could have reasonably been if they had statblocks! The updating link to Homebrewery is here, while the static PDF of the above image can be found here. Enjoy and let me know what you would like to see next!

I am working on putting together another large collection of material, this time a wide variety of subclasses, and this is the first! A rogue companion to horizon walker ranger, I have always found the interplanar guardian subclasses to be very interesting. The PDF can be found here, and the Homebrewery link is here which will update with any changes made. Hope you all enjoy!

Been a long while since the poll, but I ran a poll to choose my next subclass base-class and you all voted for Druid! As always, a Homebrewery link that auto-updates can be found here, while a PDF link is here. Please enjoy!

Hi everyone! As you may or may not know, in addition to D&D5e I also run a Monster of the Week (MOTW) campaign and I am excited to share my first homebrew playbook for the game. Playbooks are race/class/background all rolled into one document, and I hope the Naturalist helps give a more nature themed option for those seeking it. And for those of you who didn’t know I have a Reddit where I also post my homebrew (often before it goes on Tumblr) now you do! Hope you all enjoy, and please let me know if you or any players end up using it!

While tempest domain is nice, I've always felt that sky gods were their own unique style that deserved their own subclass. I hope this feels like a distinct cleric playstyle, allowing you to blast your enemies with powerful spells and keeping your allies safe. The Homebrewery link which will remain updated with any changes is here, while an easier to read PDF can be found here. I hope you all enjoy!