HephaistosFnord
Explorer
This might be a bit ambitious, but... I seem to have created something akin to a Pathfinder-esque rebuild of 5E/OneD&D.
It's not finished yet, but I'd love commentary on it.
Some major changes:
Anyway, I'd love for ppl to actually look through it, maybe try it out, and give polite feedback.
It's not finished yet, but I'd love commentary on it.
Some major changes:
- "Skill Points" are back; you can now have different Proficiencies at different levels from each other
- All Proficiencies are die-based (so +2/+3/+4/+5/+6 becomes +d4/+d6/+d8/+d10/+d12, or +2d4/2d6/2d8/2d10/2d12 if you have Expertise)
- All Proficiencies have a static DC value, which serves as the target number for contested rolls
- All Saving Throws are Proficiency-based (so instead of a Dexterity saving throw to avoid a fireball, it's an Acrobatics saving throw; the 'Endurance' skill was resurrected from 4E to give Con a saving-throw Proficiency)
- The Alignment grid is now 'Primal vs Arcane' x 'Eldritch vs Divine', and Alignment is directly tied to character class.
- All character classes now get their subclasses at 3/6/10/14/18, and you can do multi-subclassing
- All character classes get their Feats at 4/8/12/16/20
- All spellcasting attacks, DCs, and spell slots are Proficiency based (so a Wizard casts using their Arcana proficiency, targets save vs. their Arcana DC; and when they increase their Arcana Proficiency they increase their spell slots at each spell circle)
- Spell circles (my name for "spell levels", to prevent name-collision w character levels) are still based on class level, but cap out at 5th level spells for full-casters (with full casters getting access to new spell circles at levels 1/5/9/13/17), and usually 3rd level spells for half-casters (getting access at levels 3/7/11, and sometimes 4th circle at 15). 6th through 9th level spells can still be cast, but only as rituals, and doing so requires multiple casters working together.
Anyway, I'd love for ppl to actually look through it, maybe try it out, and give polite feedback.