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Bard

The loud bois who love making noise! The Bard’s biggest job is to buff their allies and/or debuff their enemies. With a high charisma stat and the skills required to play their instruments they make a lot of their non-combat checks. The first of the two noncombat classes they can stay on the outside edges of combat. But absolutely melt anywhere else. (+Skl (Skill (Noncombat stat)) -HP(Constitution))

Uses Short Swords/Daggers and instruments.

Need to have an instrument of some description.

Bard Classic™(need real name)

These Bards are beautiful players/singers who use their unique talents to inspire their allies to greater efficiency. They buff their allies to do better in combat. They’re able to hold out better than most other Bards, but as a consequence don’t tend to hit very hard, in any medium. (+Defense stats (Wisdom, AC) -Attack stats (Strength, Intelligence))

Buffs and heals

Passive;Hum Along; Within a 5 meter range, Allies get +1 to all stats and get 1 THP(?) per turn.

Super; Performance: Extend Passive range to 20 meters and boost buff to +10 to stats and heal 5 HP per turn. Lasts 4(?) turns.

War Crier

War Criers are like the Bard’s equally talented cousin who just so happened to get into thrasher and black metal instead of pop or classical (or whatever it is normal Bards play). The War Crier’s main job is to debuff and passively damage the enemy with their oppressively loud and intense music. They tend to hit harder than the softer Bards, but tear like paper. (+Attack stats (Strength,Intelligence) -Defense stats (Wisdom, AC))

Debuffs and hurts

Passive; Intimidating Bearing: Within a 10 meter range, Enemies get -1 to all stats and have disadvantage to attacking you(?).

Super: Put on a Show: Extend Passive range to 25 meters and boost debuff to -5 to all stats and enemies take -5 HP per turn. Lasts 2(?) turns.

Charmspeaker

Mystical Bards who have about as much musical talent as anyone else. In fact they’re even physically weaker than basically every other adventurer class out there. Their one saving grace is that the Charmspeaker’s voice is magical and can compel others to do what they normally wouldn’t. The Charmspeaker’s voice is a weapon all its own usually meaning they have to be VERY careful with what they say. (-All Defense status (AC, Constitution, Wisdom))

Very Experimental

Passive;Persuasive: Has advantage on persuasion rolls and can use them during battle to make anyone do whatever you want. (5 per battle/ last 4(?) turns)

Super; Silver Tongue:Speak forcefully and they will obey. Make someone do what you want roll free. (dosen’t work on some enemies) Lasts 5 turns.

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DND TTEdition

So this has been a really big “project” that I’ve been working on since wayy back forever ago. Basically my own large scale homebrew but this post will just be the main “page” that links to the other pages like mechanics and classes and stuff. All the good stuff under the cut for brevity’s sake.

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Fighter

Fighters, practitioners of the oldest and noblest pursuit of hitting someone really hard with, preferably something really sharp. Most Fighters’ role in a party is to either dish the most damage or to distract the enemy for your friends to do the damage. Fighters by nature get Stat Up bonuses to attack to dish more damage than the average brute with a stick, however as a drawback of needing to focus on combat they lack the focus you generally want when trying to withstand magical attacks. (+ Att (Strength) -Res (Wisdom))

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Rogue

Rogues, those sneaky rascals who like to keep to the back and let others take hits while they take potshots.They usually hit harder than your garden variety Fighter but are softer than melted butter. They compensate for this with various skills and habits that either lets them go unnoticed or is more advantageous for them not to be in front in the first place. As a result most Rogues get Stat Up bonuses that let them get in and out of combat quickly, but due to needing to keep agile they can’t really have anything too too bulky.(+Spd(Dexterity)-Def(AC))

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Mage

Mages, the weak nerds of the adventurers. But, while physically diminutive they make up for it in their incredible magical prowess. There are at least 3 different main schools of magic, but a different way to use it for every region. The job of a Mage when it comes to an adventuring party is to stick to the back with all the other delicate people and carefully screw with the fabric of reality in favor of their allies. Because it takes some smarts to tamper with the natural order the average Mage can be described as “a smart cookie”, however as a consequence of their tireless studies they are notably weaker than most other adventurers.

(+Mag(Intelligence) -Att(Strength))

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