a mage who prioritizes melee combat and chaining their spells with their attacks  

weapon summoning (gained at level 2)

when combat begins, you automatically unequip any weapons and armor on you and gain one of the following in your hands: 

a large bone: (passively gives +1 AC while equipped) (attack is a D6 bludgeoning damage)

dual bones one for each hand: (when equipped gain +1 attacks per action) (attacks deal D6 bludgeoning damage) 

a sharpened magic blade resembling a knife: (when equipped, gain -1 AC but +2 DEX) (attacks deal 1D12 slashing damage) 

heavy trident: a large trident, uses both hands, has two attacks, a swing for 2D4 slashing damage, or a stab that does 1d12 plus 4 piercing damage but uses all attacks in a action and needs at least 2 to use

thorn hatchet: when equipped, you take 2d6 poison damage each turn, attacking with this deals 1d6 slashing damage and 2d6 poison damage on hit 

no weapon: doing this will disable the parry trait but give a +4 on DEX and a +4 to any damage done with spells 

parry and dodge (gained at level 2)

when you are hit by a melee attack or any form of physical attack that rolls against your armour class, as a reaction (note: this does not use your turns reaction) you may do one of two things: 

parry- when this is used, you roll your hit die, and if it is the same or higher than the opponents hit die, you roll that weapons damage die plus your armour class (with a -6 modifier if the weapon is the bone knife) if the damage you deal is greater than or equal to the damage you wouldve taken, you parry the blow with your weapon, if this is used on a projectile it is destroyed, and if it is against a melee attack you give the opponent disadvantage on attack rolls for the rest of their turn. failing to meet the parry hit die requirement means you take full damage, and failing to meet the damage die requirement means you take 1/4 damage, succeeding makes you take 3/4 damage  (unless it is, for example, a projectile that bursts open or a heavy weapon swing)

dodge - dodge is much simpler than parry, when used you can choose to roll a dexterity saving throw with a -2 modifier added on top of any modifiers you have, if it is higher than the hit die of the attack you dodge it (this can be used as a reaction to magical, non-physical attacks as well, like fireball) if the attack is melee the opponent rolls a dexterity saving throw with difficulty equal to what they rolled on their hit die, on a fail they lose one attack action if they had more remaining (this representing them being overextended) and on a success they are unaffected, if it dodges a projectile than the projectile continues forward until it hits something, fizzles out, or whatever it would normally do (note this cant dodge radius projectiles, but can dodge projectiles that create a radius on contact) 

spell attack synergy (gained at level 3)

when using a action to do melee attacks, you may choose to replace 1 melee attack with a spell cast, doing this allows you to cast any spell you have within an attack combo, however, doing this does mean the spell costs twice as many spell slots to cast, this cannot be used with any spells that require charging or concentration to cast 

 if you replace a attack with a cantrip gain another attack that action 

unique spells (gained at level 2)

this subclass has a multitude of different spells learn, all of which don't use spell slots but instead drain stamina

stamina (gained at level 2)

your character has a total of 65 stamina, and a additional 15 per level

keep track of how much you use

every turn your character passively recovers 5 stamina at the end of a turn, or 10 if your character hasn't moved, doing nothing for a turn recovers you 30 stamina, and eating or drinking certain high-sugar foods recovers a amount the dm decides (for example, 20 for a apple). healing magic also heals stamina, for every 4 hp it heals it heals 1 stamina 

at 50% stamina you gain a -1 to AC. at 25% stamina it becomes a -2AC and -2DEX nerf. at 10% stamina your character becomes unable to use stamina magic, and parrying no longer works. at 0% stamina your character becomes incapacitated until they get back to 5% or more

different abilities use different amounts of stamina:

basic attacks: use two stamina each 

parrying: on a failed parry you use 5 stamina, or 3 on one you succeed on 

dodging: dodging uses 4 stamina regardless of it you succeed or fail 

spike burst: this spell uses 7 stamina to trigger both variants 

energy blast: this spell uses 4 energy per blast created, but the cost is halved for every blaster made after the second (making 2 costs 8, than 3 for 10, 4 for 12, ect)

teleport: when teleporting, you use 2 energy for every 5 foot you moved with it

gravity manipulation: 7 stamina per cast

projectile summon: 3 energy per projectile 

spell casting: casting any standard spells costs 3 stamina each (as well as the spells normal requirements)

magic conversion (gained at level 5)

you gain the ability to convert your magic into stamina:

as a bonus action, you can sacrifice any combination of spell slots and sorcerous points in order to recover stamina, at this conversion rate:

spell slots below level 5: spell slot level X 3 = stamina restored

spell slots above level 4: spell slot level X 5 = stamina restored

sorcerous point: 5 stamina recovered per point spent 

stamina healing (gained at level 8) 

through experience with your magic, you realize a way to mitigate one of your greatest weaknesses 

you gain the ability to, as a bonus action in combat, convert stamina to HP. 

the conversion rate is 6 stamina points per health point  

additionally, after using this trait, you become unable to recover stamina that turn 

magic body (gained at level 1)

through attunement with your magic, you become significantly different than regular people

you become immune to poisons, and resistant to falling damage and magical attacks 

however, you become vulnerable to any direct melee attacks as well as psychic damage and gain vulnerability to damage from sneak attacks

your character also becomes very lightweight, weighing almost a third of what they would otherwise (this does mean encumbrance is lowered)

your character gains +3 hp every level 

your characters dies instantly, turning to dust if put below 1 hp (as well as all items they had on them that were nonmagical)

full tilt (gained at level 11)

at any time, when taking a offensive action, you may spend twice as much stamina. in exchange you deal twice as much damage with that attack 

determination (gained at level 16)

at level 16, you manage to learn how to bring yourself together through strength of will. the first time your hp goes below 0, become immune to damage, gain 1 hp and gain 60 stamina a turn for the next 3 turns and continue fighting as normal, if not healed to 1/8 max hp in that time, you then turn to dust and die as normal 

reactive defense (gained at level 13)

you learn how to move faster when being attacked, and gain the ability to fight back

when you dodge or parry a attack successfully, you can make 1 attack action on the person who attacked you, at the cost of using 1.5X the stamina 

stamina management (gained at level 19)

all actions now cost -1 stamina (minimum of 2 stamina per action) 

level 20 (learned at level 20) 

gain the ability to recover 50 stamina instantly once per long rest as a non-action ability in combat