The Huntsman's Codex of Adventuring Heroics and Villainy Project

It has taken me a little longer than I might have liked, but I have another preview out of the Huntsman’s Codex of Adventuring Heroics and Villainy for you! This time it’s one of my babies, the Battlemagic Origin Sorcerer.

I personally really like the subclass options that blur the lines between classes: Eldritch Knight Fighters, Hexblade Patron Warlocks, Arcane Trickster Rogues, and so on. And, given the sheer amount of magic involved in combat in D&D, surely people who spend a lot of time around that get changed by it, right?

Today I have another preview for the Huntsman’s Codex of Adventuring Heroics and Villainy for you — this time, the Battletrancer Primal Path option for Barbarians. Typical Barbarians are fueled by blinding, white hot rage, but anger takes many forms, some of which are icy cold and calculating. Using the Battletrancer Barbarian, you can play up that distinct and different flavor for a thoroughly unique character!

However, the Battletrancer Primal Path has some additional goodies for you, in the form of some more extended lore discussing the origin of the subclass in common D&D settings, connecting it to other subclasses, and providing character hooks and concepts for you to work with.

I am super excited to present you all with the first preview for the Huntsman’s Codex of Adventuring Heroics and Villainy!

This is a set of variant options for the Armorer Artificer subclass set forth in Tasha’s Cauldron of Everything, and will be appearing as part of the first chapter — new character options.