The Competition of the Finest Brews I / Judged by Yamana_Eajii.   

• DM Options: Something Wicked This Way Comes  / PC Options: Flowers and Forests / Inspirational Options: The Mysterious Mystery

The Competition of the Finest Brews II / Judged by Thauraeln_The_Bold.

• DM Options: Aerial Realms  / PC Options: Rot and Decay / Inspirational Options: The Gritty City

The Competition of the Finest Brews III / Judged by TabaxiRogueFighterClericWarlock

• DM Options: That One Piano Song  / PC Options: Energy Vampires / Inspirational Options: Ethereal Extraction

Entries must be submitted before midnight on October 31st (Halloween) to be considered for part of the competition

In each Finest Brew contest, there are three categories.  These are so that people with skill in creating, say, monsters, don't end up stuck having to make dungeons.  Each category is judged separately, and the winners of each category will then be pitted against each other to determine the overall winner, who will be determined by the highest overall average score.  There can only be one entrance per category per account. The category types are as follows:

• DM Options: Things such as magic items, monsters, and traps.
• PC Options: Things such as classes, subclasses, spells, feats, or race/lineage options.
• Inspirational Options: Things such as dungeons/encounters, stories, puzzles and random tables - or even character builds.

This time, our category themes are:

DM Options:  Relativistic Revelry - Make something related (at least loosely) to the concepts of Space and Time, the sort of thing that would make a graviturgist/chronurgist jump with joy...or cower in fear. 

PC Options: Spellcaster Shutdown - Make something related to antimagic or the dampening/cancellation of magical effects, something beyond your average Mage Slayer or a hair-triggered Counterspell caster

Inspirational Options: Festivals and Gatherings - The holiday season is upon us, with days like Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas, Hanukkah, and...dare I say...Black Friday, as well as many others across the world soon approaching. Make something that is related to celebrations, festivals, or general gatherings, either related to real-world holidays or by designing some D&D festival of your own. 

Voting will start November 1st and will end on November 17th. A poll for each category will be posted on this thread, and all may vote on it - including contestants. Please try to take the time to review and vote for every entry in the categories you vote in, as even one vote can easily sway a competition like this.

Competition of the Finest Brew IV Voting Poll

Contestants will be listed here with a link to their entries so you can easily find and review each option while voting. I will try to keep on top of this to the best of my ability, but there may be some delay between submitting an entry and having it listed here. 

DM Option: Relativistic Revelry

Zenlos2_0's   Dagaz Raido

Smokehorn_knight_of_Cats's   Gravity Trap

Yamana_Eajii's   Chronurgal Glory

Thauraeln_The_Bold's   Portal Dragon

MilestoGo_24's   Temporal Anomaly

Third_Sundering's  Living Paradox

Drumitch's  Chronomite Swarm

ThorukDuckSlayer's   Mirror of Missed Opportunities

HomebrewMindFlayer's   Crushers

Player Options: Spellcaster Shutdown

Thauraeln_The_Bold's    Spellslayer (Fighter subclass)

Yamana_Eajii's   College of Wishes (Bard subclass) (document page 1)

MilestoGo_24's  Antimagic Gate spell

Zenlos2_0's   Warp Weave spell

FallenPhoenixIV's   Dampen Spell spell

Drumitch's    Sealer (Fighter subclass)

HomebrewMindFlayer's    Spell Duelist (Sorcerer subclass)

 Stephanie252's    Spell Eater spell

Inspirational Options: Festivals and Gatherings

Zenlos2_0's   The Spirit Game

Thauraeln_The_Bold's  Ordenstone

Yamana_Eajii's   Mixed Spell Schools/Chaotic Celebrant (document pages 2-3)

Drumitch's   Savage Snowball Fight

ThorukDuckSlayer's   Festival of Petty Disputes

Gravity Trap

When a creature steps onto the area of the gravity trap, they must make a dc20 strength saving throw or be forcibly thrust towards spikes placed on the ceiling, as gravity reverses. The affected creature must make a dc 15 Dexterity saving throw or take 10d10 piercing damage.

Spellslayer fighters are specialized warriors that devote their combat prowess to defeating spellcasters. While many ordinary swordsmen are outshined by wizards and sorcerers, spellslayers can overcome almost any magic-user that stands in their way.

Supernatural Defense

Beginning when you choose this archetype at 3rd level, when you take damage from a spell who's source you can see, you can use your reaction to reduce the damage by an amount equal to twice your fighter level. You can use this feature a number of times equal to your proficiency bonus, and you regain all expended uses when you finish a long rest.

Countering Blows

Starting at 7th level, your attacks can weaken the magic of spellcasters. When you hit a creature that can cast spells with a weapon attack, you can choose to impart one of the following effects on it:

Breaking Blow. The next time the creature tries to cast a spell before the start of your next turn, it must succeed on a saving throw with its spellcasting ability or fail to cast the spell and have its spell slot (if any) wasted. The DC of this save is equal to 8 + your proficiency bonus + your Charisma modifier.
Diminishing Blow. Roll a d8. The result is the highest level spell the creature can cast until the start of your next turn.
Disrupting Blow. The creature has disadvantage on its next saving throw to maintain concentration on a spell.
Weakening Blow. The creature's spell save DC is reduced by 1d6 until the start of your next turn.

You can use your countering blows a number of times equal to your Charisma modifier (minimum of once), and you regain all uses when you finish a long rest.

Magic Resistance

At 10th level, you have advantage on saving throws against spells and other magical effects.

Destroyer of the Occult

Starting at 15th level, when you hit a creature that can cast spells with a weapon attack, it takes additional damage equal to your Charisma modifier (minimum of 1). In addition, if you spend a long rest studying a magic item, you learn how to destroy it, if it can be destroyed.

Hex Reflection

At 18th level, you can deflect spells and turn them against their casters. When you're targeted by a spell that affects only you who's source you can see, you can use your reaction to suffer none of the spell's effects, and the caster instead becomes the spell's target. If the spell requires concentration, you are treated as the caster for the purpose of maintaining concentration.

Once you use this feature, you can't use it again until you finish a long rest.