If the creature succeeds on a DC 20 Constitution (Brewer's Supplies) check, they are no longer poisoned. If a creature fails their saving throw by 5 or more, they retch and are poisoned for 4 hours instead.Ī creature that is proficient with brewer's supplies can use their action to stifle the effects of alcohol poisoning. On a failed saving throw, a creature is poisoned for 1 hour. For each drink a creature consumes beyond that limit, they must make a Constitution saving throw with a DC equal to 9 + 1 for each drink past their limit. You may share gold and equipment with other characters before the game starts.Įach day, a creature can safely consume a number of alcoholic drinks equal to their Constitution modifier (minimum of 1 drink).

Your character starts with both the equipment gained through your background and your starting wealth. They deal 1d6 slashing damage and have the Reach and Two-Handed properties. Prices are halved for consumable items with one time effects, such as potions and magic ammunition. Their prices depend on their rarity, as described below. If you have significant funds during character creation, which may occur during one-shots, you may purchase magic items. If you choose to roll and are unhappy with the results, you may restart using point buy. When generating ability scores during character generation, you may choose to either roll for your ability scores or use point buy. You may use the following rules when creating a character. The following section contains new or modified game rules. Material is presented alphabetically within each category. No page numbers are provided as this compendium is expected to change rapidly. The material is presented in the following order. Races may be restricted in the context of longform campaigns, but this content is otherwise expected to be defaulty available in one-shots and similar game styles (such as when we play Candlekeep Mysteries). The material presented in this document is broadly available as options for character creation in games where Andrew is the DM. For lore, illustrations, and other tidbits, continue to one of the following documents: Rules, game abilities, and mechanics are minimally presented here. of fuel per minute, and fuel costs 1 gp per 3 oz.This document is the definitive list of all of Andrew's homebrew material created for Dungeons & Dragons 5th Edition.

Heavy, two-handed, special (Takes 1 bonus action to start, and 1 bonus action to end. Versatile (3d4 slashing), Thrown (30/90), Specialįinesse, hidden, reach, special, versatileįinesse, heavy, reach, special, two-handed Thrown (Range 10), Finesse, Hidden, Specialġd8 piercing damage, 1d6 bludgeoning damage while concealed This weapon is exclusive to the Hunter-Nin Class (Demon Time)įinesse, Light, returning, thrown (range 30/120) Heavy, Two-handed, Thrown (range 20/60), returning, specialĭire, heavy, versatile (1d10), thrown (range 20/60)Ī family heirloom that’s passed down from generation to generation and dates back thousands of years.įinesse, Special, Versatile (1d4), Disarming This includes weapons not suitable for every campaign. For the definitions of 'martial' and 'melee' in this context, see 5e SRD:Weapon Categories.Īll other equipment pages that do not have maintenance templates. This list of homebrew content includes martial melee weapons made on D&D Wiki for 5e, but excludes magic weapons, anachronistic weapons, and any pages with maintenance templates. Back to Main Page → 5e Homebrew → Equipment → Weapons → Traditional Weapons → Martial Melee Weapons

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