If you're super interested I can post it but it's kinda long and mostly irrelevant if you're not playing in Starsong. This allows combinations like a grassland empire upper class scholar human, or a desert technocracy middle class soldier human, that play very differently with very different bonuses and stats, only having the base human chassis in common (+1 to two stats, 2 skills, 2 languages). Each culture has 3 subcultures, effectively an upper class, middle class, and lower class. Basically subraces are replaced with cultures, and all non-physiological benefits of a race (weapon training, skills, etc) are removed and instead incorporated into cultures. The only other homebrew I've got is my race/culture guide for my setting Starsong, which is so niche I don't really share it much (partly because I plan to get it professionally published at some point). Wow, thanks man! I'm really glad you like them. Gains bonuses for fighting on the move, can eventually hold enemies in place to make the movement stronger, and finally can teleport themselves via their own arrows.ĮDIT: Found a few typos, all links should be updated. Heavily inspired by the steppes horse archers of the Huns and Mongols. Plains Strider Ranger - a mobility-focused ranger with blessings of the gods of wind and sky.
Heavily inspired by the soldiers of the Roman Empire. Legionnaire Fighter - a soldier and leader that specializes in shields, protecting and inspiring his allies, and eventually can reflect spells with his polished shield. Inspired by Arabic fantasy as well as Gaara from Naruto. Comes with a number of invocations as well as a Pact of the Chain familiar, the Moteling. Living Sands Warlock - desert themed warlock, using blinding, some protection, and eventually able to make clones of themselves out of sand. It's an INT rogue with crowd control and problem solving abilities. Vigilante Rogue - if Batman existed in a fantasy setting.
They're primarily meant for my campaign setting, but I tried to make them open enough to work for any setting. Here's my most recent versions of my 4 subclasses.
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