Talon's 5e Homebrew

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Forest Settlement of the Privileged Owner - Battle Map

(Made on Dungeon Alchemist)

Despite the meagre tents and huts of the folk moving into this settlement, there is already a manor house and a statue of the founder underway. Even at a glance, the statue seems extremely proud of itself.

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Facade of Familiar Faces - Uncommon (homebrew)

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Butcher's Blade - Uncommon (Homebrew)

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Toothshine - Drug (Uncommon, homebrew)

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Artisan's Array - Uncommon (Homebrew)

For all the non-artificer crafters in your life.

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Totem of the Helpful Homunculus - Uncommon (Homebrew)

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Army Knife (Homebrew)

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Battle Map - Pirate Tavern and Captain's Quarters

made in Dungeon Alchemist

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Battle Map - Quaint Tavern (first and second floor)

Made in Dungeon Alchemist

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Battle Map - Ominous Chamber

Made in Dungeon Alchemist

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Staff of Tenser's Shelter - Uncommon (Homebrew)

This partially-weightless magical umbrella is favored by nobles whose arms get tired carrying their parasols.

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Battle Map - Aquatic Headmaster's Office

Made in Dungeon Alchemist. (That black splatter may or may not be due to an evil printer)

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Combat Map - Arcane Dormitory

Made in Dungeon Alchemist.

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Land Vehicles - Stats, Details and Tokens

Below are charts that help to assign stats to land vehicles- one with my homebrew, one without -and some transparent images to use as tokens in combat- including ones not featured on the chart. (models are originally from Dungeon Alchemist, I just edited out the background)

Tokens:

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A Hopefully-Complete List of Travel Activities for 5e

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5e Disease - Myconid Spore Plague

After contracting Scintillation Spores from an undead who was animated by the spore plague, any flesh-and-blood creature must make a DC12 Constitution saving throw at the end of each Long Rest. Before the victim fails 3 of these saves- when the spores are still incubating -it can be cured using Lesser Restoration or Lay on Hands. After 3 failed saves however, it is too late to be cured, and the victim becomes an undead spore servant upon its death.

Only once a creature has failed 3 times do symptoms begin to show, beginning in the order shown below. A new symptom manifests every 1d12 days.

Sun Sickness. The victim begins to feel ill when exposed to direct sunlight, and has the effects of Sun Sickness. Skin becomes itchy, dry, and agitated when exposed to sun.

Respiratory Problems. The victim begins to have trouble breathing, feels as if there is something caught in their throat, and coughs often- sometimes to the point of expelling nearly-invisible spores. Temporary effect: The Victim has the effects of Respiratory Damage during this phase.

Rapport Spores. The victim begins to regularly expel spores from their lungs whenever they breathe. Any creature that moves within 10ft of the victim is exposed to Scintillation Spores. The victim gains the Rapport Spores ability. Temporary effect: At the end of each Long Rest during this phase, the victim takes 1d4 necrotic damage, which cannot be healed by resting. When this phase ends, it can be healed normally.

Distress Spores. The victim gains the Distress Spores ability, and the Spore Sympathy trait. Its Constitution score is permanently reduced by 2.

Creature type affected. The victim gains the Plant creature type in addition to its current type, and Hivemind Apathy trait. The victim gains one of the following spore abilities, which is selected at the beginning of this stage and able to be used once per day: Caustic Spores, Euphoria Spores, (Minor) Animating Spores.

Spore Sympathy

When attempting to harm a creature that has the Rapport Spores ability, you must make a DC12 Wisdom saving throw. On a success, the attempt goes through. On a failure, you must redirect your attack to a creature who does not have this ability or waste any associated Action or resource.

When in an area of myconid influence, you are part of the spore network made up of creatures' Rapport Spores ability. The more creatures are in the network, the stronger it is. When you are in a spore network, there are additional effects:

When you fail the save associated with attempting to harm a creature with the Rapport Spores ability, you take 2d4 Psychic damage as the voices of the others in the spore network cry out in your mind.

When a creature you can see and are not already hostile toward attempts to harm a creature with the Rapport Spores ability, you must succeed a DC12 Wisdom saving throw or become hostile toward the attacking creature, prioritizing subduing them over other combatants.

Hivemind Apathy

You find yourself apathetic toward the idea of dying.

When going into an unconscious state (such as sleep or trance), there is a 20% chance you are taken over by spores in your mind, which possess your body. While possessed in this way, your body displays the following behaviours:

Need to Spread. Your body attempts to expose other creatures to its scintillation spores through whatever means necessary.

Violent Nature. Your body attempts to kill any flesh-and-blood creature it can, regardless of your attachments.

Disregard for Life. Your body shows no regard for hazards that would otherwise bring you pause, and readily throws itself into them in pursuit of its goal.

Fear of the Sun. Your body avoids sunlight at all costs.When possessed in this way, you make a DC15 Wisdom saving throw each time you take damage or are exposed to sunlight for 1 round. On a success, the possession ends. Otherwise, the possession ends when you would usually wake up. If you were possessed for more than half of your rest's duration, you must succeed a DC10 Constitution saving throw at the end of your rest to gain its benefits. Either way, you gain 1 level of Exhaustion.

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5e Disease - Barnacle Rot

(based on Bluerot) This disease targets humanoids, and is carried by undead that reside in or around bodies of water. Victims most often acquire it through wounds caused by infected creatures.

When afflicted with barnacle rot, a victim grows tough barnacles across their skin, beginning with their back. Before these barnacles manifest, the victim may notice sweating, fever, muscle weakness, and the formation of a rough, discolored rash that precedes the formation of barnacles. This rash manifests into barnacles 1d4 +8 hours after infection. When the barnacles manifest, the victim is affected as seen in the first row of the Disease Progression table below.

At the end of each subsequent long rest, an infected creature makes a Constitution saving throw against the DC shown on the table below. On a success, the disease does not progress. On a failed saving throw, the victim takes 18 (4d8) necrotic damage as the barnacles infest its body. A creature reduced to 0 hit points by this damage cannot regain hit points until the disease is cured, but it can be stabilized as normal. Additionally, the disease progresses, adding the following effects to the creature in the below order after each failure:

If a creature who is infected with barnacle rot dies, the corpse reanimates as an undead under the DM's control in 1d4 days and attempts to go to the nearest body of water, where it will endure the rest of its unlife.

Treatment

The effects of Barnacle rot can be staved off for 24hrs by applying a vial of Holy Water to the barnacle rash. After the effects have been staved off for 72hrs consecutively, the barnacles begin to wither and die, peeling off the victim. After this, every success reduces the disease progression level on the chart by 1. When they no longer have any levels on the progression table, the victim is cured.