Improvisers thrive in chaotic battlefields, turning anything into a weapon and making the environment itself their arsenal. They’re scrappy, clever, and downright dangerous with whatever’s at hand.

Level 3: Improvised Combatant

You gain proficiency with improvised weapons. Improvised weapons you wield count as martial weapons with which you are proficient.

Damage Scaling: When you use an improvised weapon, it deals damage as if it were one size larger.

Thrown Objects: Any object you throw counts as a ranged weapon (range 20/60).

Level 3: Improviser’s Feat

When you choose this subclass, you immediately gain one of the Improviser Feats of your choice:

Level 7: Battlefield Opportunist

You may draw, pick up, or stow an object as part of the Attack action. If a creature within 5 feet of you drops an object, you can use your reaction to grab it.

When you hit a creature with an improvised weapon, you may impose one of the following (PB per long rest):

Knock Off-Balance: Target makes a Strength save or is shoved 5 ft. or knocked prone.

Disarm: Target makes a Strength save or drops one held item.

Level 10: Improviser’s Feat

At 10th level, choose one feat from the Improviser's Feat list.

Level 10: Creative Flourish

When you take the Attack action, you may make one additional attack with an improvised weapon you haven’t used yet this turn.

When rolling damage for an improvised weapon, add your proficiency bonus.

Level 15: Veteran Improviser

You gain resistance to damage from improvised weapons or environmental hazards (falling rubble, broken glass, etc.).

Once per turn, when you miss with an improvised weapon, you may reroll the attack.

Level 18: Master of Chaos

Chain of Improvisation: When you reduce a creature to 0 HP with an improvised weapon, you may immediately make another attack.

Environmental Mayhem: As an action, you may manipulate the battlefield (toppling debris, scattering hazards). Each creature of your choice within 15 feet makes a Dexterity save (DC = 8 + prof + Str/Dex). On a fail, they take 2d10 bludgeoning damage and fall prone; on success, half damage and no prone. You may use this feature once per short or long rest.

Level 18: Improviser’s Feat

At 18th level, you gain another Improviser feat of your choice.