#rogue archetype

[another-rpg-sideblog]

Planar Bandit by SnowyMahogany on reddit

[dionaeus]

Hey, Tumblr! I made a thing - the Poisoner, a rogue archetype for 5th Edition! I used a template from Homebrewery to make it pretty.

I've been playing 5e for a while now and only recently started homebrewing, just for fun. I've done a few races and subclasses so far, so keep an eye out for more if you like this.

Let me know what you think! I'm really hoping for some good constructive feedback.

What's your favorite Toxic Moniker? My DM is a big fan of "Pixie paste".

[the-homebrewists]

The world is in chaos and i haven’t made anything in a long time but i made a couple archetypes because i had a bit of free time. 

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~Mod Luci

[indidoesdnd]

my first official homebrew!! whoo!! I always thought that the lack of plague doctor content in dnd was sad and I've had this idea for a while. Let me know if you use this in your dnd games at home!

art by me

[5eforgemaster]

Trap Masters: New Subclasses for the Rogue and Ranger

These subclasses developed in tandem- players are plenty familiar with suffering at the hands of devious dungeon traps, and most editions have had a means of letting players have a go at it. 5e seemed to be behind in that regard, so here’s my take on it.

The Sapper archetype lets Rogues use existing items in ever more devious ways. Thieves may deploy items on a moment’s notice, but Sappers cause devastating damage long after they’re gone, and reshape battlefields and dungeons alike in their favor.

The Trapper archetype puts the Ranger in a position to harrass their foes constantly, and make them fear each step they take. With a set of unique and powerful designs, and the ability to hide them in unexpected places, the trapper takes foes off guard, and presses that advantage until their foes break.

If tumblr wrecks the document, you can view it directly on the homebrewery here.

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[proficiency-in-brewers-supplies]

Antiquary Rogue

When you’ve spent a while picking locks and pockets, breaking into musty dungeon ruins and burgling the wealthy, you start to take a look at what exactly you’re stealing and start to realize their value, and start to notice  pattern in how those ancient catacombs and elven castles set up their traps and secret passage ways. The Antiquary is a roguish archetype focusing on the traversal of dungeons full of traps and secrets as well as having a keen awareness of the treasures that lie within them. 

Arcane Appraisal

At 3rd level when you choose this archetype, you can cast the spells Identify and Detect Magic, but only as rituals. Your spellcasting ability is Intelligence.

Ruin-Wary

Additionally at 3rd level, Whenever you make a Wisdom (Perception) check to find hidden traps, treat a roll of 7 or lower on the d20 as an 8.

Gear-Savvy

At 3rd level, you have accumulated knowledge on the craftsmanship of all kinds of arms and armor. As part of your cunning action, you can choose a target within 30 feet of you that you can see, you then choose their weapons or their armor, you learn the following information about whichever you choose, in addition to information on their shield if they have one:

-The kind of weapon/armor if it is of a standard make -The material is it made from -Whether or not it is magical -How much damage the weapon deals and in what type -How much armor class the shield/armor supplies -The value of the gear if is is of a standard make

Cautious Step

Starting at 9th level, you have advantage on Dexterity saving throws made against traps and spells if you move no more than half your speed on the same turn.

Eye for Secrets

At 13th level, you’ve grown to have an impeccable skill in identifying what is hidden in ruins and dungeons across the world. As an action, you can identify all illusions, hidden mechanisms such as buttons and levers, traps (including spells of a trap-like nature such as Alarm or Glyph of Warding), keys, and containers holding valuables within 30 feet of you.

You can use this feature a number of times equal to your Wisdom modifier (minimum of once), and you regain all expended uses of it when you finish a long rest.

Rapid Appraisal

At 17th level, when you use Gear-Savvy, you learn information on both the target’s weapons and their armor, and if any of their gear is magical, they are treated as if they have had an Identify spell cast upon them. Additionally, you always know when you are being lied to, unless the creature lying is warded against having their thoughts detected or read, or if they are a construct, undead, or ooze.

[dnd-homebrew5e]

Here’s another commission and a first time Rogue archetype for @the-unpolished-king! Hope y’all enjoy this! 

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[thordin2017]

What’s the real difference between a dagger and a scalpel when in the hands of a master. These rogues use their knowledge of anatomy to cripple their target and help their allies. They also have a touch of magic to further augment their talents with life and death. Unlike their Arcane Trickster cousins who dabble in Enchantment and Illusion Magic’s, these rogues specialize in Conjuration and Necromancy Magic’s.