Now that’s a lot of damage!
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Hello everyone, and welcome to tax week!
No, seriously, this is the week I do my taxes. There’s no currently planned tax-based subclasses coming up (though who knows, to be honest).
So while I was able to post the Chemist Rogue earlier this week (due to it being finished at the same time as the Anatomist), unfortunately the next class design article on Clerics isn’t quite done yet.
Dont worry, however – once my taxes are done and the latest rush project at work is complete, we’ll be right back to a normal schedule.
Now for a sneak peek! Coming up next week we have…
Stay tuned!
The generalist wizard is perhaps the best example of how radically different 5e can be from older generations. In some of the oldest editions, a wizard was by default a generalist, or mage, rather than a specialist. The School of the Arcane seeks to replicate this concept, by adding a generalist wizard to the 5e collection.
So, read on for more on the School of the Arcane!
School of the Arcane Wizard v2The phrase “seeing is believing” is the bread-and-butter of the illusionist, who plies their trade in false truths and visible lies. But some take the study even farther, eschewing normal illusions for far tougher stuff, woven out of the shadowy essence of another plane. Halfway between illusion and conjuration, practitioners of Shadow Magic can make an illusory blade hurt just like a real one… as far as you know, anyway.
Check below for more on the School of Shadow Magic!
School of Shadow Magic Wizard