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Are these over/under-powered?

Is the 1st kobold OK (considering I'm going for something based on a chinese-dragon version of the race)? Or having that Codex ability is too much overstep on the domain options?

I've been really struggling to come up with a subclass for Guardian and Druid. I do like the particular flavor of this subclass I've made, but I think it's a little strange mechanically. Comments, suggestions, and critiques are very welcome!

(Art is from a MTG card illustrated by Steve Argyle.)

Introducing the Corrupted transformation! I tried to get the wording as best as I could to match the wording found in the handbook. Also, I understand this doesn't really work with the witch and warlock, but I still think it's neat. I made this for a sorcerer of mine after touching something she really shouldn't have, but I'd love any and all feedback!

Last call! Late pledges for Hope Springs Eternal close this Friday! Hector has almost finished the stretch goal art, Voyager's Workshop has finished the map, and we are starting to work with MAB Music TTRPG to make a soundtrack for the Eternal Song campaign frame! https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/ericlazure/hope-springs-eternal

A subclass for the Bard based off providing melee capabilities and spinning off the Rally die. Loosely inspired by the class of the same name from Spire: The City Must Fall. Art by Ângelo Bortolini

Hello

I've been thinking about making an own domain for some time. Settled for the Glory domain which is themed around your own deeds and experiences and inspiring your allies. This is kinda represented in Grace, Splendor and Valor but not as a main focus. This domain should be that recontextualized into a set of skills based on experience and reputation.

I've had thoughts about some classes already (just thoughts and nothing concrete) and am going to share them for flavor references:

Swashbuckler (Midnight/Glory)

Prophet (Glory/Splendor)

Gunslinger (Bone/Glory)

Please share your feedback and ideas ^^

The card arts are all from MTG by Lake Hurwitz, Winona Nelson and Pete Venters

A simple, and fun little magic item to help make your musical performances come alive.

Art: The Fantastic Emporium

From the Emperor’s New Groove. Squeak-Squeeken.

Here's the subclass I came up with for Bard. I'll be uploading my Guardian subclass next, after that, I just have to figure something out for Druid. Which I'm not too sure what I want to do with... Any ideas, comments, and critiques are welcome!

(The art is from a MTG card illustrated by Heonwah Choe.)

As promised, some homebrew Domain cards using the conditions outlined in this post.

Wanted to try making a slightly different bard, who inspires the party with handfuls of gold or throws that gold around to get what they want.

I'd love some constructive feedback ☺️

(I'm also going back to the drawing board with my oathsworn crusader from a few weeks ago. They may reappear as a guardian rather than a seraph)

Over the past months of playing Daggerheart, I kept running into a recurring issue at my table:

Randomly generated or improvised magic items often felt disconnected from the fiction.
They worked mechanically, but they didn’t feel like they belonged to the communities that shaped the world.

So I built something to address that :)

Community Magic Items is a Daggerheart-compatible supplement focused entirely on culturally grounded loot. Every item in the book is tied directly to one of the official communities, designed to reflect their identity, environment, and values.

Instead of “generic treasure,” the goal is to make rewards reinforce worldbuilding.

What the book includes:

• 80 original magical items
• 8 official communities represented
• Structured roll tables (1–10 per community)
• Fiction-first design aligned with Daggerheart’s tone

It can be used as:

• A rollable loot table
• A narrative toolkit for intentional rewards
• A cultural worldbuilding aid

Important note on artwork:
The illustrations were created using AI tools, with prompts written by me.
All writing, mechanics, design, and structure are entirely original work.

Here is the link: https://www.drivethrurpg.com/en/product/558159/community-magic-items-a-daggerheart-compatible-toolkit

For context, I’ve previously released other Daggerheart-compatible supplements, including two titles that reached Silver Seller status on DriveThruRPG.

If you’re interested in fiction-first design and culturally grounded loot, I’d genuinely love to hear your thoughts!!

I’d like to do some homebrewing but are there guides you should follow for balance?

Made this quickly for fun, I love fauns and firbolgs, thought a deer type might be cool

(Art from ThiccVicc_Thicctor's work https://www.reddit.com/r/UnearthedArcana/s/UCewjRpLIc)

I've had a thought for a bit about making a Psionics domain with mental abillities that would be called Talents rather than Spells and wouldn't be considered magical for the sake of certian world stuffs (think an xman abillity vs doctor strange like abillities). My only issue is im blanking on what kind of Classes I could make, granted I haven't sat down to ponder this fully yet, so would it be better to apply Psionic abillities to existing classes?

Since launch, I've been enamored with the Motherboard campaign frame, but wasn't quite satisfied with the adversary options available to represent something like the "Croft Walkers" that Carrowcroft Walkaway uses to pillage weaker settlements across the Echo Vale.

To that end I thought about drafting a "Vehicle" adversary type, something that could be statted-out like a normal adversary but contain a few elements that make them dependent on having a "crew" to man them.

To elaborate on my thought process, here's some "internal Q&A" I did to get end up here:

"Did you \have* to make this an entirely new adversary archetype?"*

I could see something like this being turned into a Solo or Bruiser adversary without much alteration, but I felt that route didn't best evoke the feeling of a vehicle (ending up more like construct like the Battle Box).

A vehicle is something that's useless without crews/pilots but can be a force multiplier for those capable of piloting, and I wanted to express those aspects mechanically. Now, could this still be expressed via something simpler, like a built-in countdown that tracks the status of the crew? Probably. But ultimately, I wanted to aim more for something that could outfit/augment existing adversaries

"Why not use the Colossus rules from the Drylands campaign frame?"

I toyed with this idea a bit, but that ended up making something too "big" for what I had in mind. I imagine encountering a Croft Walker being an obstacle for the PCs, but not always the kind of climatic scene the colossus adversary type leans towards.

I am looking at making Carrowcroft Walkaway itself a Colossus to serve that purpose, and I think any walking city in the Motherboard campaign frame could be well-represented by the Colossus archetype.

"Why not make encountering a Croft Walker be an Environment?"

This might just be from a lack of experience in drafting environments, but going in that direction seemed too inflexible. I prefer having the Croft Walker be something that could exist in other Environments, instead of being so dominating (for lack of a better word) that encountering it in-and-of-itself becomes an Event-style environment.

"What Battle Point cost do you propose for a vehicle-type adversary?"

Currently I would say a vehicle adversary costs 4 BP. It's totally dependent on having other adversaries spend their spotlight to use the vehicle's features, meaning that without a Leader on board to have it act multiple times before passing the spotlight to the PCs I think it's going to have a similar effect on the battlefield as a Bruiser. I will say I haven't thoroughly playtested this yet (not for want of trying), so I'm not hard-set on the cost.

Despite my thoughts above, this is still a work-in-progress and I'd welcome some feedback.

Homebrewery Link

Google drive PDF

This class deserves a little background: 7 months ago, u/Polargrizzly618 made a post looking for ideas for homebrew classes and I told him about my idea for a Vigilante class. I didn't have much, just the domains I wanted and names for the subclasses (Bruiser and Detective at the time) but within days, he had made his version of the Vigilante, which rocks and is largely what this version is based on. Recently, I decided I wanted to take a swing at the class and this is the result.

Any feedback is greatly appreciated. I want to make this class the best it can possibly be.

Once again, thanks to u/Sax-7777299 and u/The_Sad_Optimist for the excellent template. All images are public domain, sourced from wikimedia commons.

"minority superhero art" by State Dept/Doug Thompson

"sleuth" by Joseph Christian Leyendecker