Role-Playing Games
Weekly Brews
Issue #15
by Serban, Quartermaster @ The Guild Hall
July 1 2020
Another week has come, and we’ve prepared a brand new set of homebrews for you to enjoy. Here they are!
The Swordmage by fanatic66
An ode to the Swordmage of good ol’ 3.5e, this mighty magical warrior combines spellcasting with powerful combat abilities and diverse subclasses. If you’re interested in a powerful class with plenty of variety and brand new spells, the Swordmage is the one for you.
Galehollow by belithiobe
Speaking of swords and blades, I’d like to present one of the most flavorful items I have gotten to see since starting this series: Galehollow. This blade inhabited by two spirits, one of a monk and one of a deadly demon, will allow you to cast a powerful spell whenever you unsheath it, but only at the risk of unleashing the fiend upon you. It is a remarkable magical item filled with a compelling plot device. That’s just perfect.
New Genasi Subraces by LavaLatte
If you were to ask ordinary people how many elements there are, they would, without flinching, say four. However, if you were to ask the customization-obsessed D&D players, the result is much more different. As all good D&D players know, a lot can happen when two genasis love each other very much. And these are some new genasi subraces to highlight that multi-elemental lovemaking.
That would be all for this week, but we urge you to make genasi love until next week, when we’ll bring many more. You can count on us!
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