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This post includes suggestive art and discussions of seduction and perversion- be warned if you are sensitive to such things. Rita Hayworth in Gilda , photo by Charles Vidor Succubus Number Appearing: 1 or 1d3 Alignment: Any Evil Languages: All languages Treasure: Expensive gifts, finery, equipment needed to complete it's scheme HD 3 AR 1d3 Atk Weapon (1d6+1) Mor 11 Saves 10 or less Shapeshifting: A Succubus can take on any Small or Medium humanoid form, either one she has s

This is a sub-class for my Wizard class. by johnstiles “In all those stories about people who sold their souls to the devil, I never quite understood why the devil was the bad guy, or why it was okay to screw him out of his soul. They got what they wanted: fame, money, love, whatever—though usually it turned out not to be what they really wanted or expected. Was that the devil's fault? I never thought so. Like John Wayne said, "Life's tough. It's even tougher when you're s

For a long time I wanted a Cleric/Priest class that functioned more like a traditional D&D Cleric, but wasn't just a Wizard in a Holy Hat. This is my attempt at that. by cagdasdemiralp To generate a Character backstory, consult the tables found here . Cleric Starting HP: 1/3 Con Fighting Spirit: +1 per Cleric Level Atk Modifier: +1 per Cleric Level (max +5) Starting Equipment: Holy Symbol, Club or Sword, Book of Scripture, Donated Food, Light Armor 1: Domain Magic, Devotio

by WeirdDarkness God Number Appearing: 1 Alignment: Any Languages: All Languages Treasure: Depends on the God, but it's all very powerful and expensive (Referees, feel free to go nuts) DT X, see below SHP Y, see below Atk Z, see below Mor 14 Saves (DT) or less Damage Threshold [X]: All Gods have a Damage Threshold. They only take damage from sources if the amount of damage equals or exceeds their Damage Threshold. If a source of damage cannot equal or exceed the Threshold,

This is a companion post for the Prophet class. by Pat Marvenko Smith At the beginning of time the Authority created the world and everything in it. It is this feat, among others, that prove to us that the Authority is the one true God, the God of Gods, the One who Upholds the Universe. Then, in His infinite wisdom and grace, the Authority created lesser beings known as the Gods, and allowed them to contribute to the Authority's creation. These beings then proceeded to

Inspired by Cults of Zahak , which I highly recommend. by AARONASAURUS Automata refer to autonomous, mobile Constructs that can seemingly act and make decisions on their own. However, any Artificer will tell you this not true. Automata are puppets, they have no life or will of their own. So upon encountering a Golem, most ordinary people would be convinced that they are Automata as well. That would be incorrect as well, however. Golems are not merely complex Constructs

by Chun Lo Often called Phantom Ogres, though they are not related to those gluttonous, childlike monsters. Evil is a metaphysical force, just as Goodness and Virtue have weight. This is a common teaching of the Priests- it is only the uncommon religion that teaches that evil is not real, or that it is simply the absence of goodness. Some even argue that the final judgement in the afterlife is not a judgement, but a simple assessment of the soul. It is the Weight of sin t

source unknown The Church of the Unconquered Son permits many religious practices from this religions that belong to deities that have been accepted into Zulin's Divine Court. Whether you celebrate with church services, dancing around a fire under the moon or by ritual combat, the Church does not care, as long as Zulin and the Prophetess are also honored. They have only a few rules. Besides obeying the statutes of Zulin, all these religions must celebrate the Holidays of I

source unknown Pursuing immortality has long been a dream of Alchemists.  The elixir of eternal life has proven to be a most tempting prize, leading to many squandering years of life and enormous sums in vain attempts to produce such an elixir.  The Alchemists of Yi Fa, were notorious for this, poisoning themselves with countless failed attempts at eternal life. And while many Alchemists pursue immortality through the Philosopher's Stone, others find the pursuit of such a lof

The name of this class came Noise Sans Signal , a blog I cannot find a link too. Blame Google if you wish. from G etty Images Where did you come from? 1d4 1- Former Street Kid. You are either an orphan or were born into grinding poverty. You got out first chance you could. +1 DEX, -1 CON. 2- Poor Parents. Your parents worked hard to provide for you, but most of the time you barely scraped by. +1 STR, -1 COG. 3- Rich Girl. Your parents were rich, or at least prospe

source unknown Kobolds are small, lizard-like creatures who yap and squeal. They are pathetic and loathsome, the servants of Dragons. They are crafty, but can be fooled by riddles and clever maids and frightened by children. And while dangerous in packs, individually, they are no threat. Or so they say. But like most stories, most of what is said about Kobolds isn't true. The Kobold Creation Myth: Kobolds are hateful creatures. They despise most other species for being t

Ideas borrowed from Runequest and Arnold K . Savage brutes and vicious creatures, Beastman are raiders, pillagers and butchers that haunt the wilderness and the frontier where civilization has not successfully caught on. They are near-mindless in their hatred for civilization, regarding all who seek more than the meagre comforts of Mother Earth as ungrateful ingrates, worthy of only being hunted for sport or used as livestock. by SEVASTIANS Beastman Warrior Number Appearing

This is a sub-class for my Wizard class. by Christopher Lovell The State of Nature in Nukaria: No sane person would go into a Forest in Nukaria, or any other type of wilderness. The wilderness hides many things, from savage people to wild animals to Magical Beasts and much more. If people must leave the safety of civilized lands, they do so in large caravans with many guards and they stick to the roads. The Orzanian Empire, the dominant world power and your likely govern

Ideas plundered from Mother of Learning , a series I heartily recommend. by benedickbana Aranea Number Appearing: 1d4 Alignment: Any Languages: N/A, they are telepathic Treasure: High-quality (spider silk), valuable minerals from underground, valuables taken off dead Adventurers and local monsters HD 1d3+1 AR 3 Atk Weapon (1d8+1) or Psychic Power Mor 12 Saves (7+HD) or less Wall-Crawler: Aranea can walk on walls and ceilings as easily as on the ground. Web-Weaver: Aranea can

This is a sub-class for my Wizard class. Unlike with the others, I will not be including a write-up of the specific character of this Wizard-type, as adding firearms to your setting is something to carefully consider. However, I have included some tables to help provide ideas or randomly generate something. by thedarkinker What are you? 1d4 1- The last remnant of an ancient order. Once your kind protected the land, but the world has moved on. You are a mostly-forgotten

by Smexyheroes I love Wizards and hate putting in more effort than necessary. As such, I implemented the Free-Form Wizards with multiple ideas in mind. I wanted to reduce the burden on myself, free my players to be more creative and allow them to roleplay a Wizard more like the kind in Fantasy Novels and Movies. This worked, to an extent. The Good: The Free-Form Wizard feels like a Fantasy Novel Wizards: They can freely employ wondrous powers to solve problems, hurl terri

by FelipeSmith Heracles Handbook  The Heracles Handbook is only a school in the technical sense. It has no hierarchy, no central organization, nor even a dedicated community of people. It tends to only be practiced by violent loners or social misfits. Most don't know of its existence, but the effects of it are seen by all who encounter one of its adherents. It all starts with a book. The book details a series of mental exercises, a dietary plan and a training regiment.

One thing that immensely disappointed me about Lamentations of the Flame Princess was the total lack of class abilities, hence why I started writing my own version of the Fighter, Thief, etc. But most egregious of these deficits were the race-as-class options. In LotfP, you can play as an Elf, Dwarf or Halfling. Yet besides a chart based on how much XP it takes to level up, there is barely any details about what that means or what an Elf can do. What's the point of playin

Every year, on one specific day, the boundaries between the Spirit World, the Land of the Dead and the World of the Living reach their thinnest point. On this day, the souls of the dead are permitted to leave their dwellings in the otherworld to return to the Living World, or to explore other realms temporarily. Other creatures, such as Folk and Outsiders are granted similar permissions, able to walk freely and depart from their places of origin to wander freely. For morta

This is based off my original Electromancer, which borrowed ideas heavily from Arnold K's work ( here and here ). It is also originally from a setting that had some understanding of electricity, so in a medieval fantasy setting, you might not wish to allow these. They suit Eldritch Americana or a Magical Industrial Revolution type setting much better. Nonetheless, the following post will be based on the idea of Electromancers in a pre-modern setting. from Infamous Elect