User:Toshio N

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Hello, fellow brewers (or robots, I'm not really choosy about whoever looks at this)

It's-a-me Toshio[edit]

I joined the site in late 2020; however, I've only been active in short bursts so I haven't created much content. Most of said content consists of monsters; though I intend to branch out into player options, I haven't had as many ideas (that couldn't already be represented by an existing class/subclass, that is). Although I guess you could say my kroot monsters could be replaced with reskinned gnolls, or orium dragons could be a modification to copper... okay, that's a tangent to go off some other time. Point is, monsters are easier to come up with and design, at least for me.

Creations[edit]

Everything I've done. Some of this stuff I'm proud of, and some I'm less proud of. A lot of it could use more playtesting and challenge-confirmation (yes, this is a reminder to myself)

Races[edit]

Kroot (5e Race) My first race, based off a mercenary species from Warhammer 40k.

Spells[edit]

Combat Avatar (5e Spell) A spell that allows you to make a combat avatar, for casters who really want to melee.

Creatures[edit]

Brown Wyrm/Greatwyrm. I decided to finish off the brown dragons, adding a brown wyrm and a brown greatwyrm. These may be too powerful for standard D&D, but seeing links have a destination brings me joy.

Wyrm Brown Dragon (5e Creature)
Great Wyrm Brown Dragon (5e Creature)

Orium Dragon. Another acid-based metallic dragon, with the unique ability to create a vaporous serpent from its breath weapon. (And my favorite dragon from 4th edition!)

Orium Dragon Wyrmling (5e Creature)
Young Orium Dragon (5e Creature)
Adult Orium Dragon (5e Creature)
Ancient Orium Dragon (5e Creature)

Ancient Dragun. I like Enter the Gungeon.

Ancient Dragun (5e Creature)

Kroot. Same race Warhammer 40,000, the kroot evolve as a way of life.

Kroot (5e Creature): Category page. I'll edit this again when I add knarlocs.
Kroot Carnivore (5e Creature): A standard kroot warrior.
Kroot Hound (5e Creature): One of the evolutionary dead-ends of the kroot, these ferocious hounds can drag down the toughest of foes.
Kroot Shaper (5e Creature): The standard 'leader' creature of the kroot. A shaper commands and wisely guides its tribe down only the most beneficial of paths.
Krootox (5e Creature): Another evolutionary dead-end which takes the form of a massive, rampaging beast.

Defenders of Nature. Druids, rangers, and similar primal NPCs.

Druidic Initiate (5e Creature): Your basic druidic acolyte, designed as an apprentice or fodder-level creature.
Blightweaver Druid (5e Creature): Dark druids. They like working with blights and destroying cities, so they'd probably be a decent villain.
Primal Warden (5e Creature): I liked the Warden class in fourth edition, but didn't think it'd be an amazing class in fifth (could be a subclass or multiclass combo, for example). As a result, it ended up as a creature.
Seeking Huntsman (5e Creature): A high-level ranger NPC very loosely inspired by the fourth edition Seeker.

Knights Resolute. Paladin-style NPCs. I'm not doing a paladin squire (use a guard for that) or the oathbreaker (blackguard), and I haven't come up with a cool design for the Devotion paladin yet.

Knight Primeval (5e Creature): While this was supposed to be an Oath of the Ancients paladin, this one lost a bunch of the fey fluff in exchange for the 'defend the light' thing. It may get a rework somewhere down the line.
Knight Redemptive (5e Creature): Oath of Redemption paladins. When making these guys I thought of the wise, old mentor of heroes.
Knight Resplendent (5e Creature): The glittery, glorious knights of legend and athleticism. Oath of Glory knights may seem arrogant, but they have the skills to back it up.
Knight Sovereign (5e Creature): The paladins of crown and kingdom. Oath of the Crown might not be the most memorable class, but it's here anyway.
Knight Subjugator (5e Creature): I'm not the proudest of the name on this one, but I like the Oath of Conquest. They definitely look a bit evil and domineering, but there's probably a way to have a morally good character who uses fear.
Knight Vengeant (5e Creature): The typical edgy Vengeance paladin, designed as the 'tracker' type paladin.
Knight Vigilant (5e Creature): Oath of the Watchers paladin. They fight anything extraplanar and have the skills to match.

Unsorted/Miscellaneous.

Nothing here for now!