college of inexperience: a bard class thats bad at magic but has a 1d20 thunder damage attack that hits everything in a 60ft radius that isnt deafened
a dragondragonborn: a bard whos parents were a dragonborn and a dragon, giving them 2 immunities, 2 breath weapons, and the ability to fly, as well as being really big
a driefling: a bard whos parents were a tiefling and a dragon
a religous bard: a bard who refuses any temptations and plays more like a paladin, bonus points if you have a "prayboy" paladin on the team
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Hello dearest adventurers! I am the Confused Introvert, i dont know too much about D&D, but im the king of oddly specific and almost useless homebrew cantraps/low level spells, and am currently working on a setting called "Illogical Wizardry" where all of my useless and somewhat absurd spells are implemented to replace the good and known ones (mage hand, fireball, vicious mockery, etc)
1- a bard that´s only a random person that gets on bardic situations (seducing, etc) without the intention to do so, their charm makes them just too smashable. -> disadvantage on every charm roll but the lower the number the more uncomfortable the situation will be for this poor bard. (pray to not roll a 1)
2- mime bard, they are amazing at playing any type of instrument and singing but noone will ever know since mimes aren´t supposed to talk or make noices. -> communicates with signs and there´s a random player in the party that for some reason understands what they´re trying to tell, even when the signs seem to have noting to do with what the translation is.
3- chef bard, (a version of Gordon Ramsey). A chef bard that uses vicious mockery on inferior cooks and uses kitchen utensils and sharp japanese knives as weapons. -> damage of vicious mockery depends on the greatness of the insults, the better the more damage.
4- a horny bard that lost a bet and was obliged to multiclass into cleric, and is now suffering the consequences.
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college of inexperience: a bard class thats bad at magic but has a 1d20 thunder damage attack that hits everything in a 60ft radius that isnt deafened
a dragondragonborn: a bard whos parents were a dragonborn and a dragon, giving them 2 immunities, 2 breath weapons, and the ability to fly, as well as being really big
a driefling: a bard whos parents were a tiefling and a dragon
a religous bard: a bard who refuses any temptations and plays more like a paladin, bonus points if you have a "prayboy" paladin on the team
Hello dearest adventurers! I am the Confused Introvert, i dont know too much about D&D, but im the king of oddly specific and almost useless homebrew cantraps/low level spells, and am currently working on a setting called "Illogical Wizardry" where all of my useless and somewhat absurd spells are implemented to replace the good and known ones (mage hand, fireball, vicious mockery, etc)
these aren't bad.
1- a bard that´s only a random person that gets on bardic situations (seducing, etc) without the intention to do so, their charm makes them just too smashable.
-> disadvantage on every charm roll but the lower the number the more uncomfortable the situation will be for this poor bard. (pray to not roll a 1)
2- mime bard, they are amazing at playing any type of instrument and singing but noone will ever know since mimes aren´t supposed to talk or make noices.
-> communicates with signs and there´s a random player in the party that for some reason understands what they´re trying to tell, even when the signs seem to have noting to do with what the translation is.
3- chef bard, (a version of Gordon Ramsey). A chef bard that uses vicious mockery on inferior cooks and uses kitchen utensils and sharp japanese knives as weapons.
-> damage of vicious mockery depends on the greatness of the insults, the better the more damage.
4- a horny bard that lost a bet and was obliged to multiclass into cleric, and is now suffering the consequences.