Path of Damnation - Barbarian
Day 28 of JanBrewary it is time for some good old Risk-Reward. You receive curses but in exchange, power.
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Path of Damnation - Barbarian
Day 28 of JanBrewary it is time for some good old Risk-Reward. You receive curses but in exchange, power.
Sword Breaker: Rogue
The perfect subclass for any smug bastards who are just skilled enough to get away with it.
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Reference Link: Akkator's Compendium
Oath of the Spiral: Paladin
The indomitable human spirit is a profound concept I've loved since I first watched Gurren Lagann many... many... years ago. So this is an oldy, but a goldy.
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Wayfarer Domain - Cleric
On the 7th day of JanBrewary, we travel to Hevan, Hell, and everywhere in between, with the travel-focused Wayfare domain cleric.
Circle of Imagination - Druid
Okay, let's do some backfilling on the days I missed. Day 6 of Janbrewary was about Psionics. I've made druids tied to sleeping, so dreams, nightmares, and imagination were good steps to follow.
Observer Tradition - Wizard
For day 25 of JanBrewary we had to make a commander of sorts. Someone who gives orders on the battlefield. I did this idea more directly with my Order of Aristocracy subclass for my witch.
This interpretation falls more in line with the Mastermind rogue, making strategies that provide benefits to your party, and a few weird utility features.
And of course, it was inspired by the great tactician himself.
Beholder Bloodline - Sorcerer
Day 15 of JanBrewary, asked us to make a monster. Two words immediately leapt into my mind. "Beholder", "Sorcerer" and thus this unholy union was made.