Pathkendle's Homebrewery

A Ranger Bounty Hunter Archetype I created for my fifth edition space homebrew project. Designed to be a heavy single target dps, this subclass will make you extremely adept in tracking, trapping, capturing, and slaying foes.

This is an updated version of my Futuristic Rogue Archetypes. I tweaked some of the wording and names, as well as added a max usage on the Plane Walk (Formerly called Plane Shift) ability. Should prove for a more balanced game play experience.

One point of  explanation for the Hacker Subclass. In the world that I am creating for my space DND homebrews, technology was derived from magic itself. Magic did not always exist, but was instead given to mortals as a gift by the gods to protect them from the horrors created by the god Heshal. Eventually, the mortals learned to harness these magics though a substance called Zyx, and use it to power machines and modern technology.

I dunno just food for thought. It would sure be cool, and something I would 100 percent work on developing if I had time from school and my job.

The island makes most of its income from the export of marble, and has since the collapse. The westmines in Neverfall city produce hundreds of pounds of marble every day, and due to this, the most popular profession on the island is working in this mine, making Neverfall the largest city in the nation. The capital is only around half the size, but it's grandeur does not go unnoticed.

Drew my first real map! This is the continent of Azirynn in my campaign I have been running for a year now. Its not what I would call super fancy, but I’m still proud.

Backed the Never Going Home: World War Occult today! Been seeing lots of art for this posted by @chivesxp, and I must say it has sparked my interest! Definitely check out their Kickstarter, I would love to see this meet its goals!

Some rules and suggestions I have been writing around the idea of using or not using bows and arrows in a modern or futuristic setting. I have also included some modernized bow stats and homebrew arrow rules, as well as as range rules for space combat.

So, in my current campaign, I may have an opportunity for my characters to fight in a full fledged war, and while the easy way out of having to figure out how to get them to control an army would be to send them on some "special mission" as the battle happens, I would like to experiment with an actual battle. This poses an interesting problem however, how to create mechanics for them to control an army tactically, and fight amidst a battle with some perceived chaos and randomness. The way I was thinking of doing this was having them make charisma checks to will the army onwards, and have a charisma battle between commanders. As far as fight randomness goes, I was thinking of having a mid combat random event system, where they might gain or lose an ally or enemy. Not sure what to add to this system to balance it. I'd be interested to see others thoughts on the matter.

A homebrew background I created for my space dnd 5e homebrew project!  Venturers are those who have a burning desire to explore the unknown, a desire that proceeds even personal safety. Despite the fact that people have been exploring the galaxy Zyrus for thousands of years, most of it still remains undocumented. That is where Venturers come in. A profession that requires as much grit as it does brains, Venturers tend to be exceptional people. This is not the type of job for the faint of heart either, it’s many rewards are only matched by it’s many risks. In fact the average lifespan of a Venturer is about 5 years. Despite this fact, people still dream about the day they can leave their home system and take off into the great unknown. Who knows what riches and power can be found beyond the reaches of known society.  Who knows what thinks one could accomplish living outside of society, and outside of the law. A job for broken people and dreamers, Venturers are respected and feared by others. They are not to be messed with, and it would be a mistake to stand in the way of their goals, whatever they may be.