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TABLE OF CONTENTS Permanent Growth

Creating a Perma character
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Size
THE BASICS Speed
Bulk and Growth Body Mechanics
Substances and Effects Manipulation
Armor and Clothing
GROWTH FORFEITS
Traits
Losing Bulk and Growth
Supernatural Gifts
PREGNANCY

LACTATION

VORE & CONSUMING OTHER

CREATURES

VARIANT RULES
Structural Integrity Rules
Element Replacements
Tracking Size

CHARACTER CREATION OPTIONS

RACE OPTIONS

FEATS

CLASS CONTENT
All Classes
Optional Features
Artificer
Bard
Monk
Optional Class Features
Rogue
Optional Class Features
Sorcerer
Optional Class Features
Wizard
Optional Class Features
Variant Classes : Archetypes

SPELLS

MAGICAL ITEMS

Mana Points

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 THE BASICS
Bulk and Growth
Bulk
Bulk is the measure of how much weight
someone is carrying internally that they
previously were not carrying. Things like
consuming large amounts of food and water,
or being filled with unusual substances, will
increase your bulk accordingly.
Bulk Limit
Bulk Limit is how much bulk you can hold
inside yourself before you start suffering
penalties.
At level 1 your bulk limit is equal to your
Strength Score. Every level past 1 your bulk
limit increases by 2 plus your strength mod
(minimum 2).
When your bulk is higher than your bulk
limit, you gain the restrained condition until
the additional bulk is shed.
Growth
Growth is how much is within your body in
forms of inflation, expansion, etc. Some
substances grant both bulk and growth.
Growth Limit
Growth limit is how much growth you can
hold inside yourself before suffering
penalties. At level 1 your growth limit is
equal to your Constitution Score. Every level
past 1 your growth limit increases by 2 plus
your constitution mod (minimum 2).
When your growth exceeds your growth
limit, you suffer a forfeit (See Forfeits.)
Substances and Effects
Food (bulk)
Food is food. Eating more food than is
required daily gives 1 point of food growth
per unit (lbs, day, etc.) of food eaten. Some
effects and creatures grant food growth.
Eating or being fed more food than is needed
may lead to weight gain (see Gaining Weight
and Muscle.)
Fluid (bulk/growth)
Liquid is anything that is non-solid. Water,
juice, slime, etc. Some creatures and effects
grant liquid growth.
Gaseous (growth)
Gaseous refers to anything that is in a
gaseous form. Air, Spores, magical effects,
etc. Some creatures and effects grant
gaseous growth.
Lifting (growth)
Lifting refers to anything that causes the
person or creature full of it to float lighter
than air.
If your lifting growth is higher than your
bulk, your jump height and distance are both
doubled.
If your lifting growth is higher than half
your bulk limit, you float 10 feet off the
ground and gain Hover. This does not grant
fly speed. Every 5 additional points causes
you to rise an additional 10 feet from the
ground.
Non-Ranged attacks made while floating are
made with disadvantage.
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Gaining Weight and Muscle
Multiple things within the world may affect
your weight and grant food growth. Each
point of food growth that is not removed
before taking a long rest is converted into
pounds of weight.
Exercise points
Exercise points negate weight gained by food
growth. Every hour of intentional exercise
grants 1 exercise point. 1 day of downtime is
equal to 8 exercise points.
At the end of the day, every point of weight
and exercise cancel each other out. If more
weight is left over, each point of weight is
turned into actual weight. Each point of
exercise left over, will remove 1 lb of actual
weight to a minimum of your starting
weight.
Accumulation of weight points and exercise
points can also have other utility uses
through other effects, classes, or races.
Other Effects
Underwater
When underwater, each point of Bulk
reduces your swim speed by 2 feet.
Additionally, levels of gaseous growth count
as lifting growth.
Armor and Clothing Durability
Armor and clothing can only hold growth or
bulk within the Armor’s AC as capacity. If it
is exceeded, the armor breaks off and needs
to be repaired for GP equal to half the
armor’s original cost, and 4 hours of work.
Creature Sizes
Every size below medium reduces bulk limit
and growth limit by 2.
Every size above medium grants 4
additional bulk and growth limits,
If your size is reduced while filled,
your bulk and growth are doubled for each
size category. If your size is increased.it is
halved for each size category.
Shapeshifting allows the shifter to shed up
to their con mod of non-permanent bulk and
growth as a part of the action of
shapeshifting.
Social Checks
Some people may find expanded anatomy
attractive and, if they do, it can be beneficial
in social encounters.
To determine how the person you’re
conversing with finds your expanded
anatomy impressive, roll an insight check
against a DC set by the GM. If successful,
the GM will inform you of the NPC’s
disposition towards expanded anatomy. If it
is positive, persuasion checks are made with
advantage.
NPCs can tell you’re sizing them up,
however, so if it is not appropriate to do so,
or if they turn out to be uninterested, then it
may backfire and grant disadvantage
instead.
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GROWTH FORFEITS
There is such a thing as too much of a good
thing. Players can suffer from growth forfeits
if their growth is higher than their growth
limit.
Once growth limit is exceeded, the player
makes a con saving throw against a DC of
10. Players can burn a hit die to make this
saving throw with advantage.
Passing the save will prevent the forfeit, but
any more growth over growth limit will
force the player to roll again to avoid
another forfeit, each time the player makes
this check again without going below their
growth limit again, the DC of the check
increases by 2.
Failing the roll triggers a forfeit. By default,
Forfeits grant fatigue, but there are other
options available based on player opinion
and narrative in the moment.
Fatigue
The player or NPC deflates, bursts, or
otherwise shrinks rapidly. This grants a level
of exhaustion.
Narrative
The player or NPC may or may not deflate.
Most significantly, something complicates
the present situation. Such as a player
getting stuck somewhere, or in the case of
an NPC something goes wrong on their side
to the benefit or detriment of the party
depending on the actual story-beats.
Damage
The player or NPC takes damage equal to
their con mod multiplied by their proficiency
bonus. Typically, by bursting, though this
could be from rapid deflation into an
obstacle, or the sheer force of deflation
being particularly taxing.
NPC Forfeits
When an NPC’s growth limit is exceeded,
they burst and are summarily defeated. This
means that players have the option of using
either hitpoints or growth points in combat,
or the use of inflationary methods in
non-combat situations.
NPC Values
NPCs with no listed Bulk or Growth limit
have a bulk and growth limit equal to their
HP. Enemies with higher growth limits can
be given additional bulk/growth point limits
by adding their STR/CON plus their
STR/CON SCORE, or they can be given
smaller Growth limits by subtracting that
same value.
Losing Bulk and Growth
When you take a short or long rest, your
accumulated bulk and growth points drop
back to their respective limits. Additionally,
during a long rest, you can choose to shrink
for a number of points in both equal to your
hitpoints. You can also choose to shed all
your bulk and growth points as a part of
downtime longer than 2 days.
Permanent Bulk, is bulk that is not lost from
resting or any other method and typically
represents long-term burdens or weight such
as pregnancy or curses.
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PREGNANCY
Some players may seek to start families, or
perhaps they have some form of ability that
triggers when they become or are pregnant.
Standard pregnancy lasts for 9 months, but
this length may be longer or shorter based
on race. Egg-laying races may be edited to
give live birth in cannon, or treat the period
of “pregnancy” as the “egg forming” period.
Conception
After intimacy or sex within the game, if the
player/NPCs involved are able to be
pregnant, the DM rolls a 1d20 in secret. If
the result is lower than the player or NPC’s
constitution score, they are impregnated.
Third Trimester
➢ Pregnancy is very obvious and can
only be hidden with magical effects.
➢ Adv. against poison and disease
effects.
➢ Player gains 3 permanent bulk
➢ Lactation may begin
Birth
Birth happens at the end of the third
trimester, and requires 3 successful DC 10
Constitution checks. Having a midwife
grants advantage to these rolls. Each
critically failed roll does 1d4 damage.

Trimesters
The First Trimester starts after 1 week
following impregnation. Each trimester
typically lasts for 3 months, though can be
shorter or longer based on the player’s race.

During the first trimester:

➢ Pregnancy is not obvious
➢ Player has disadvantage against
poison and disease effects.
➢ Pregnancy can be detected with a DC
15 medicine check.

Second Trimester
➢ Pregnancy is more obvious, but can
be concealed by taking 5 additional
minutes when donning armor or
clothing.
➢ Pregnancy can be detected with a DC
10 medicine check.
➢ Player gains 2 permanent bulk

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 LACTATION VORE & CONSUMING
Some creatures are capable of producing OTHER CREATURES
milk, many humanoid races among them.
Lactation can be started as a part of
pregnancy or intentionally started as a You can consume creatures 2 size levels
minor process. smaller than you. This is done by grappling
against them, and successfully rolling an
Every long rest or every 24 hours (keeping in active grapple check against them 3 times in
mind that parties can only long rest once per a row, regardless of if they attempt to escape
24 hours span) someone that is lactating or not.
produces up to their con modifier in fluid
growth as individual milk. Creatures consumed in this way take
damage equal to the consuming creature’s
Milking takes 10 minutes and cannot be con mod times their level every round.
done in combat. If the person being milked
is wearing armor, they must doff the armor Outside of combat, treat the creature as
to be milked successfully. This produces 1 holding its breath and suffocating within the
milk for every point of fluid growth milked creature or person holding it inside of them.
from the one being milked.
Creatures can attempt an athletics check to
Consuming milk heals HP equal to the escape against a DC of 10 plus the
drinker’s con mod, and milk spoils after 24 consumer’s con mod.
hours.
Consumed creatures grant bulk based on
Lactation can be induced by spending 10 their size.
minutes of daily preparation stimulating
someone for 1 week, or after one week of full VORE AND CONSUMPTION
on downtime.
Size Class Bulk when Consumed
Fine None
Diminutive None
Tiny 1 bulk
Small 4 bulk
Medium 8 bulk
Large 16 bulk
Huge 32 bulk
Gargantuan 64 bulk
Colossal 128 bulk

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 VARIANT RULES Tracking Size
How big is 1 growth point or one bulk?
Included below are some interesting rule
Typically, that is left up to the DM. That
sets that can change up subtle parts of how
said, if you’re looking for something exact, I
the game is played between parties. These
can give a recommendation.
are largely quality of life changes that
Choose a value from the table below. 1
change up how the party interacts with
growth point equals to the listed value and is
certain mechanics, but overall they are
added to 1 of two spots.
meant to change how the party views the
world, setting, and mechanics to whatever If one body part is growing, add the
works best for everyone involved. amount to the diameter of that body part
(eg. if using the “large” option below, 1
growth point equals 1 foot of diameter for an
inflated belly.)
Structural Integrity Rules If the whole body is growing, add the
If it feels like the party is too divided on how amount to the radius of the body. (eg. If
they want to deal with enemies, expansion using the “large” option below, 10 growth
or damage, consider implementing this rule. points are equal to a round shape with a 10ft
With this rule, everything remains radius.)
the same, but Growth points and Hitpoints Types of Size
work together. IF HP is ever lower than Classification Amount per growth point
someone’s total growth points, they suffer a Small 1 inch
forfeit. This also has the additional effect of Medium 6 inches
making combat faster in some cases, Large 1 foot
depending on how HP and Limits play off
Huge 1 meter
one another in some creatures.

Element Replacements
This rule is great if you want casters
to be more viable for growth without waiting
for spells, or immerse yourself more in the
setting that you’re playing in.
Instead of dealing damage, all energy
damage (fire, cold, poison, etc.) instead deals
points of gaseous or fluid growth (DM
discretion.) This can be flavored to match
the setting however the DM needs it to
match, and leads to expansion/inflation
happening much more often.

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 Height and Weight
CHARACTER Due to the importance of things like weight
within this book, It would benefit players to
CREATION OPTIONS make characters with specific weights. It’s
recommended to use the random weight and
height tables in the Player’s handbook,
RACE OPTIONS either to roll them randomly, or pick one
that best suits your character
Creating Your Character
If you create a character using this book,
follow these additional rules

Ability Score Increases

When determining your character’s ability
scores, increase one of those scores by 2 and
increase a different score by 1, or increase 3
different scores by 1. Follow this rule
regardless of the method used to generate
ability scores.

Languages
Your character can speak, read, and write
Common and one other language that you
and your DM agree is appropriate for the
character. The Player’s Handbook offers a
list of widespread languages to choose from.
The DM is free to add or remove languages
from that list for a particular campaign.

Creature Type
Every creature in D&D, including every
player character, has a special tag in the
rules that identifies the type of creature they
are. Most humanoid characters are of the
humanoid type. Creature types don’t have
rules themselves, but some rules in the game
affect creatures in different ways.

Lifespan
The typical lifespan of a player character in
D&D is about a century, assuming the
character does not meet a violent end on an
adventure.

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Annelida
(idea by Phrax, Mechanics by Cae)
Also known as the “leech women” of the
unknown, The Annelida are a race of largely
feminine humanoids that themselves are
relatively unheard of in most places. Some
coastal communities, however, have tales of
“leech people” that come from the coast to
steal away naughty children.
Annelida are MOSTLY human. By which
they look like humans to a tee, but instead of
having normal teeth, they have sharp,
knife-like teeth that are made for cutting
things. Not unlike that of a shark. The name
“leech” comes from their love of blood as a
form of sustenance.
“Leech Women” is a bit of a misnomer. As
there are male and female annelida. On
average, however, both genders tend to look
much more feminine and/or androgynous,
though there are plenty of masculine
Annelida in annelida communities in their
homeland.
Annelida Traits
You have the following racial traits.
Creature Type. You are a humanoid
Size. You are Medium
Speed. Your walking speed is 30ft.
Barely Human. You are more monstrous
than most people realize. After a successful
Bloodletting attack, you have advantage on
intimidation checks until you take a short or
long rest.
Bloodletting. You have the option of making
a bite attack that deals 1d6 damage. On a hit,
you can choose to heal 1d4+con in hit points,
but you gain half that amount as fluid
growth points.
Strong Swimmer. You have a swim speed
equal to your walk speed.
Voracious. You can consume creatures the
same size as you.
Balloon Person
Broadly, “balloon person” refers to any
number of a broad category of inflatable
humanoids. Some look like regular humans,
Others look more anthropomorphic. Some
are wholly smooth like latex, others have
visible seams and attachments. The only
thing they all have in common is being
VERY inflatable.
Balloon People aren’t terribly common,
giving them a mystique that some people
find attractive.Especially given their unusual
durability despite being (on first glance)
little more than balloons in human shape.
Some speculate they’re the offshoot of some
distant cousin of slimes and gels. Others
argue that they must be some form of gift
from an unknown god or goddess of
inflation.
Balloon Person Traits
You have the following racial traits.
Creature Type. You are a humanoid and a
construct
Size. You are either small or medium. This is
chosen upon creating your character
Speed. Your walking speed is 30ft.
Artificial Body. You have a unique and
strange body. You have the following
benefits.
➢ You don’t need to eat, drink, or
breathe.
➢ You are immune to disease
➢ You don’t need to sleep, and magic
can’t put you to sleep.
Balloon Body. You have resistance against
bludgeoning damage and weakness against
piercing damage. You have advantage on
forfeit checks
Elastic. When calculating your starting
Growth Limit, add your con modifier and
proficiency bonus.
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Cloud Genasi
Cloud Genasi are rare. Even by genasi
standards. Typically, a Cloud Genasi is born
to two air-genasi who are for some reason in
the elemental plane of air without being
permanent residents of the plane. Effectively
getting a dose of “double air.”
Cloud Genasi are much more even
tempered and calm, resembling air genasi in
all ways except their hair tends to resemble
clouds. Being fluffy or light,
Cloud Genasi Traits
You have the following racial traits.
Creature Type. You are a Humanoid
Size. You are medium
Speed, Your walking speed is 30 ft.
Floater. You gain the levitate spell but can
only cast it on yourself once per long rest.
Passing Puff. You know the Puff Cantrip as
an innate spell. Your puff deals lifting
inflation instead of gaseous inflation.
Stretchy. You have additional growth limit
equal to your level. (+1 per level)
Clowns
Clowns are not an occupation, and many of
them will be very confused that you came to
that conclusion somehow. Though of course
they’d show up, the world’s full of balloons!
It’s an impossible test to resist.
There’s typically a few clowns in any
singular town of big enough size. Not all of
them have white faces and big red noses, but
all of them have a general love of practical
jokes, performance, and humor.
Clown Traits
You have the following racial traits.
Creature Type. You are a Humanoid
Size. You are Medium
Speed. Your walking speed is 30ft.
Balloon Maker. When you target a creature
or humanoid with effects that cause growth,
you add half your level to the total of growth
dealt (minimum 1)
Clown’s Cant. In addition to your starting
languages, you know the language “Clown’s
Cant”
Natural Comedian. Even if you are not
proficient in performance, add your
proficiency bonus when using performance
for comedy. If you are proficient, double
your proficiency bonus.
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Observer
If a town is abandoned in the middle of the
woods and no one is around to see it,
observers are not far away.
Observers are a strange race of people. For
the most part, they look like cyclops of
various skin tones ranging across the visible
spectrum of light, leading those that have
seen them to refer to them as “lesser
cyclops” which is inaccurate. Observers are
outsiders in the same vein as tieflings and
genasi, with heritage leaning closer towards
the aberrant side of things than normal.
They have one large eye in the middle of
their heads but also skin tones of various
colors which some scholars believe hint to
some form of beholder/spectator ancestry
though this has not been proven definitively.
Observers are actually quite common
(comparatively) being more common per
capita than even genasi. Though 90% of
them reside solely in places where
civilization has left behind. Old towns and
towers, run down taverns on the side of the
road. No one knows WHY they make their
homes there, but whenever they can see
civilization approaching they move like
nomads to a new location
Observer Traits
You have the following racial traits.
Creature Type. you are a humanoid
Size. You are Small or Medium
Speed. Your walking speed is 30ft.
Hyper Perceptive. You have advantage on
perception and investigation checks
involving sight.
Outer Photographic Memory. If you spend
30 minutes observing a spot, you can tell
when a creature enters that space or spot for
24 hours as if under the effects of the Alarm
spell.
Red Orcs
Typically found in regions to the east, Red
orcs are famous for 2 things: Their insane
ability to fill any previously occupied space
with their homes and families in what seems
like no time at all, and their love of food of
almost all kinds.
While someone trying to insult an orc may
call them “pig-like” red orcs are literally
much more akin to a humanoid pig than
they are an average orc. Some being merely
big, humanoid pigs, and others being wooly
boar-like humanoids.
Their love of food translates to many
different things in their culture, and they
were said to be among the first to form what
would be later called “Gastromancy” given
that they have some practices that are VERY
similar to the practices that are performed
in many gastromantic rites.
Red Orc Traits
You have the following racial traits.
Creature Type. You are a Humanoid
Size. You are Small or Medium
Speed. Your walking speed is 25ft.
Glutton Gourmet. Food is something that
one can never have enough of. On your turn
as a bonus action, you can consume 1
food-like consumable from your inventory.
Impact. When you are full to your bulk limit,
your attacks gain reach. Targets struck
directly must pass a DC 15 strength check or
be pushed back 10ft.
Red Furnace. You know the Belly Drum
cantrip. At 3rd level you can cast Chug a
number of times equal to your proficiency
modifier. At 5th level you can cast Crunch a
number of times equal to your proficiency
modifier. Your spellcasting modifier for
these spells is Con.
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 FEATS
Blimp Medic
Prerequisite: Proficiency in herbalism Kit
● Your wisdom score increases by +1 to
a maximum of 20
● When you are within 10 feet of an
ally who has gone over their growth
limit, they make forfeit checks with
advantage.
● If they already have advantage, they
lose growth points equal to your level
plus your wisdom modifier starting
with the lowest source of growth
points.

Mentally Active Gestation

● Your intelligence or wisdom score
increases by +1 to a maximum of 20.
● When you are pregnant, Rituals take
half as long to cast.
● Additionally, for the duration of your
pregnancy, you have proficiency in a
skill you do not have proficiency in

Wide Frame
Prerequisite: Strength of 12 or higher
● +1 to your strength score to a maxim
of 20
● At half your growth limit, your carry
limit doubles.
● When you are at your bulk limit, you
gain +1 AC

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CLASS CONTENT
In this book there are several optional
features and features that go with multiple
classes. These features are available to you
as a part of your class’s appropriate level.
(eg. All level 2 monks can take the deep
breathing feature)
Ask your game master if these class
options are appropriate for your game.
All Classes
Optional Features
Spell-Infusion
Requires: A class or subclass with the
spellcasting feature
Classes and subclasses that grant
spellcasting in their class features allow you
to use your spell casting modifier to
calculate growth point or bulk limit and for
forfeit checks, provided the same ability is
not used twice.
Armor-Fitting
Requires: A class or subclass with heavy
armor proficiency
Your armor is fitted properly for your
physical capabilities. Your armor does not
break off until you meet your growth or bulk
limit
Artificer
Specialization: Aeronaut
With so many people taking off into the
skies and flying off unintentionally, what’s to
stop someone from doing it on purpose?
Aeronauts seek to answer this question.
Typically through constant and regular
practice and effort.
Tool Proficiency
When you adopt this specialization at 3rd
level, you gain proficiency with
leatherworking tools. If you already have
this proficiency, you gain proficiency with
one other type of artisan’s tools of your
choice.
Aeronaut Spells
Starting at 3rd level, you always have certain
spells prepared after you reach particular
levels in this class, as shown in the Aeronaut
Spells table. These spells count as artificer
spells for you, but they don’t count against
the number of artificer spells you prepare.
AERONAUT SPELLS
Aeronaut
Level Aeronaut Spells
3rd Faerie Fire, Relax
5th Gaseous Gaze, Gust of Wind
9th Hail, Wind Wall
13th Locate Creature, Swell Geometry
17th Cloudkill, Sympathetic Burden
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Aeronaut Harness
Starting at 3rd level, you perfect your
patented Aeronaut harness. The harness has
the same stats as leather armor. Your first
one is free, but subsequent ones cost your
artificer level in gold and 8 hours to replace.
While in the suit, you are not
affected by growth forfeits if the majority of
your growth is in lifting growth points and
you are below 2x your growth limit. If you
have more of any other form of growth or go
over 2x your growth limit you suffer a forfeit
as normal.
You also gain a fly speed equal to
your land speed OR your swim speed,
whichever is highest between the two.
Due to its complexity, you are the
only one that can use the Aeronaut harness.
As a bonus action, you can activate the
harness to inflate to your growth limit with
lifting inflation. While wearing the suit, you
float at your growth limit instead of twice
your bulk limit in growth.
This can be done a number of times equal to
your proficiency bonus every short rest and
lasts for 1 minute. Afterwards you lose lifting
growth equal to your growth limit.
Bombardier
At 5th level, While you are under the effects
of the Aeronaut harness, Spells that
normally target 1 creature can target
adjacent creatures as well.
Additionally, you no longer suffer attack
penalties when floating off the ground.
Enhanced Latches
Additionally at level 5, when wearing the
Aeronaut Harness, your growth limit
increases by your artificer level.
Advanced Targeting
At level 9, when under the effects of the
Aeronaut Harness, enemies have
disadvantage against your spell effects that
require a saving throw.
You can also cast magic missile at 3rd level
without expending a spell slot and without
preparing the spell a number of times equal
to your intelligence modifier
Aerofleet Program
At level 15, in addition to your prepared
spells, you can prepare a number of
additional spells equal to your intelligence
modifier that are built into your Aeronaut
harness. As a bonus action, these spells can
be released while under the effects of the
Aeronaut Harness.
Improved bracing
Additionally, at level 15, your growth limit is
increased by 2 times your artificer level
when wearing the Aeronaut harness.
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 Bard
Optional Class Features
Growing Muse
1st-level Bard Feature
If for any reason, you need inspiration to
give in a pinch, you gain your growth limit in
gaseous growth for 10 minutes to grant
inspiration to another creature that can see
you and does not already have inspiration.
This can trigger a forfeit
College of the Uplifting Voice
Uplifting Puff
At level 3, your puff cantrip is modified. If
you didn’t know the puff cantrip previously,
you learn this enhanced version.
Your puff cantrip now deals lifting
growth instead of gaseous growth and has a
range of 120 feet. Additionally, the growth
damage increases to 1d10 lifting growth. By
spending Bardic inspiration, or by gaining
1d10 lifting inflation as well, you can add
your spellcasting modifier to the damage of
the spell as well. The damage increases to
2d10 at level 6, and 3d10 at level 14.
Heightened Laughter
Also at level 3, you gain the “Tasha’s
Hideous Laughter” spell. It does not count
towards your known spells.
By spending Bardic inspiration, or by
gaining 1d10 lifting inflation, targets that fail
the wisdom saving throw go prone, but also
begin to gain 1d4 lifting inflation every
round while under the effects of Hideous
Laughter.
Head in the Clouds
Finally at level 3, when you suffer a forfeit
after failing a forfeit check, you begin to rise,
all forms of growth and bulk converting into
gaseous inflation. Each round, for 3 rounds,
you increase in size class each round. Any
creatures holding onto you, also float up
with you. After 3 rounds, if you are still
above your growth limit, you suffer the
effects of the normal forfeit and deflate.
After this forfeit, a number of enemies equal
to your proficiency modifier are deafened for
one round.
Heartening ballad
At level 6, you can spend bardic inspiration
to heal up to 3 allies who can hear you by
1d6 hit points. You can continue to perform
the ballad as if it were a concentration spell,
healing your allies for an additional amount
equal to your spellcasting modifier and gain
2d4 lifting inflation each round.
Spare Growth
Additionally at level 6, if you have no
remaining bardic inspiration, you can give
bardic inspiration to a single creature. In
exchange, you gain half the total of your
growth limit in lifting inflation.
Airbound Performance
At level 14 you put on an astonishing if not
slightly chaotic performance. For a number
of rounds equal to your charisma modifier,
you can cast any spell you know without
expending a spell slot instead gaining lifting
growth equal to the spell’s level times 10. If
you go over your growth limit during this,
you immediately suffer a forfeit.
Additionally, Uplifting puff and
Heightened laughter are doubly effective, but
also give twice as much lifting growth.
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 Monk
Hyper-Flexible
Optional Class Features Also at level 3, you can use a ki point out of
Deep Breathing combat to gain advantage on your next
athletics or acrobatics check.
2nd-level Monk Feature
Deep breathing helps the Ki-flow, and can
even restore some of it back to you for quick Momentum
use. If you are out of Ki points, you can At 6th level, when you have previously spent
perform actions that require Ki points by at least one ki point to attack a target, you
gaining 1d6+your wisdom modifier in can use Ebb and Flow again as a free action.
gaseous growth points.
Bouncing
Deflect Blows At 11th Level, you can use Ebb and Flow
without moving, instead “bouncing” on the
3rd-level Monk Feature
same space and attacking the same target.
*replaces Deflect Missiles
Doing so grants this attack advantage.
Starting at level 3 you can use your reaction
to deflect or soften blows from melee
Additionally, targets the same size or smaller
attackers. When you do so, the damage you
than you must pass a DC 15 strength save, or
take is reduced by 1d10+your dex mod +monk
be knocked prone. Targets knocked prone in
level.
this way cannot be knocked down again for 1
If you reduce the damage to 0 you can
minute.
counter attack with an unarmed strike. If
your spend 1 ki point, you can deal the
opponent’s damage back to them as gaseous Bound Back
growth points At 17th level, when you are struck by an
enemy attack you may use your reaction to
Use Ebb and Flow.
Way of the Bouncing Body
Additionally, if you use a ki point to attack in
When it comes to the way of the bouncing the same round of combat, you may use Ebb
body, monks meditate on questions of and flow a number of times equal to your
flexibility and elasticity. Both physically, and wisdom modifier for free.
spiritually, to come back from hardship not
unlike rubber rebounding back into its
original shape after an impact.

Ebb and Flow

At 3rd level, when you attack a target on
your turn after moving at least 5 feet, you
can “bounce” off of them, and move as if you
used the disengage action and make an
unarmed attack against another target. This
movement does not invoke an attack of
opportunity.

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 Rogue
Optional Class Features
Looter
1st-Level Rogue Feature
You’re used to managing large amounts of
goods. Either due to stealing them often, or
lending your expertise in trades to various
operations.
When calculating your starting bulk
limit, use your dexterity instead of your
strength.
Sneak Puff
1st-Level Rogue Feature
Sometimes you don’t ALWAYS want to deal
damage to a target when you successfully
sneak up on them, Sometimes, it’s better to
distract them, or get them out of the way.
When you make a sneak attack
against and opponent, instead of dealing
normal damage, you can choose instead to
deal gaseous growth equal to your sneak
attack value to your target
Treasure Chest Rogue
Body of Holding Treasure
At third level, you become able to store
things in or on your body like a genuine bag
of holding. This allows you to store your
prized loot in and on your person
Choose a part of your body. This part
of your body acts as a bag of holding for all
intents and purposes. Items stored inside
add their weight to your “bulk”.
Generating Wealth
Additionally at 3rd level, whenever you
sneak attack someone or pass a skill check
successfully, you gain a point of “wealth”
which is “stored” in your “Body of Holding.”
Each point of wealth is calculated as fluid
growth, and increases your bulk limit by 1.
Faulty Gear
Finally at level 3, you gain uncanny control
over loot and goods. As a bonus action, on
your turn, you can spend 4 points of wealth
to cause an opponent to make their next
attack at disadvantage. This can be done a
number of times equal to your proficiency
modifier per long rest.
Wealth Lining
At 9th Level you have become far more
attuned with the nature of money and
wealth in your vicinity.
As a bonus action on your turn for 8
wealth, you can apply the magical effects
from any armor you have stored in your
body to what you are currently wearing. This
lasts for 24 hours or until the armor is
doffed.
Loan Out
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Also at 9th level, you can aid your party
Sorcerer
members with your control over loot and
goods.
As a bonus action on your turn, you Optional Class Features
can spend 6 wealth to grant 1 of 2 bonuses to
Deep Magic Reserves
a party member you can touch.
2nd-level Sorcerer Feature
Armor. You grant that party member +1 You have a deep well of magic within you
temporary AC for 1d4 rounds that you can pull on to practice your magic
Weapon. You grant the party member actively, even when you otherwise might not
additional dice equal to your dex modifier in be able to. By taking in more magic into that
damage on their next attack. reserve you can cast more. If you have no
sorcery points available you can gain more
Refinement by gaining 10 plus your sorcerer level in
At 13th level, you are more attuned with your growth per point. This can cause a forfeit.
wealth than ever before and can now make
use of weapons.
For 6 wealth and as a bonus action,
you can apply the magical effects of any
weapon in your body of holding to your
current weapon for a number of rounds
equal to your dex modifier.

Sponsor
Also at 13th level, you gain the ability to
support your team with your wealth. For 6
wealth as a bonus action, you can grant an
ally bonus HP equal to your rogue level. You
can use this ability a number of times equal
to your dexterity modifier per long rest.

Embody Wealth
At level 17, you are a master of loot. When
you store wondrous items in your body of
holding, you can apply one of the effects
from your collection to your own body as if it
were a magic item being activated for 10
wealth and a number of rounds equal to
your dexterity modifier. You can do this once
per long rest.

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 Wizard Confectioneer Wizard

Optional Class Features Baking Prodigy

At 2nd level, you gain proficiency with
Magic Retention cook’s utensils and can use them as a spell
1st-level Wizard Feature casting focus.
Even novice wizards know the dangers of
both studying a spellbook absently or Candy From Mana
studying without focus. As you read and Also at 2nd level, whenever you cast a spell
reread each formula you absently welcome you can also channel residual energies to
more magic into yourself. This has its produce a confection. You can choose to
benefits and its flaws, though most sensible immediately infuse this candy energy into
wizards tend to avoid it.
someone else as a bonus action. Hostile
You can prepare additional spells
targets must roll a Constitution save VS your
after a long rest. These do not affect how
Spell DC mod to resist infusion. You can
many spell slots you have available. For each
also save it for later, producing a single
additional spell prepared, however, you gain
confection that spoils and turns into magical
Gaseous growth based on the level of the
dust in a number of hours equal to your
spell prepared.
Wizard level. You can produce a number of
confections equal to your proficiency bonus
MAGICAL RETENTION SPELL SLOTS per short rest.
Spell Slot
Level Growth Rudimentary Candies
1st - 2nd 6 points Additionally at 2nd level, you gain access to
3rd - 4th 8 points 3 basic candies you can produce with Candy
5th 10 points From Mana.
6th 14 points Berrylium. A delicious berry-flavored candy.
7th 18 points When consumed or infused, it grants the
8th 24 points
target fluid growth points equal to your spell
casting modifier
9th 30 points
Sugarmint. A fresh mint-flavored candy.
When consumed or infused, it grants the
target gaseous growth equal to your spell
casting modifier.
Mooncandy. A smooth mystery-flavored
candy. When consumed or infused it grants
the target lifting growth points equal to your
spell casting modifier.

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Advanced Candies
At level 6, you gain access to improved
candies of your creation that bolster the
effects of previous candies.
Blueberrylium. A delicious, intense blueberry
flavor. When consumed or infused into
yourself, the next effect of your rudimentary
candies is multiplied by the level of the spell
cast to create it.
Jetmint. An overwhelming, cleansing
freshness. When consumed or infused into
yourself, the next rudimentary candy effect
you use heals the target for an amount equal
to how much they grow plus the level of the
spell used to create it.
Astrofudge. A deeply worrying fudge flavor
that is literally out of this world. When
consumed or infused into yourself this will
allow your next rudimentary candy effect to
deal psychic damage equal to your wizard
level
Intermediate Baking
At level 10 you gain the ability to craft baked
goods in addition to candies with “Candy
from Mana.”
Chalcedhoney. A horribly sticky confection
to be sure. But sweet to an insane degree.
When consumed or infused into someone,
the area 15 feet around them becomes rough
terrain. Additionally, you have advantage on
spell attack rolls against someone in the
area of Chalcedhoney. If someone has been
affected by Jetmint at some point during the
encounter, they are immune to the effects of
chalcedhoney.
Cherrysilver. A cool, refreshing pastry. After
consuming or being infused into someone,
the target can instantly be moved to a spot
of their choosing within line of sight of 10
feet. This movement does not invoke an
attack of opportunity.
Alabascream. A very filling cream pastry.
When consumed or infused, the target gains
resistance against the next non-magical
attack that strikes them for 1 round. If one
round passes without being struck, the effect
is lost.
Dreamweave Baking
The ultimate in confectionery magic. The
power to change the world around oneself
with the power of sweets alone.
Buttergold. The purest of butters available.
Legend tells that it is rich enough to change
the fortunes of those who consume it. After
consuming or being infused with it, the
target gains a weakness to one energy type
decided by the caster for a number of rounds
equal to the spell slot used to cast it plus the
caster’s spellcasting modifier.
Hazelrald. They say Hazerald has such a
generous flavor that there was once a wizard
who built a city of it and gave precious gifts
to anyone who visited it. After consuming or
being infused with it, the target and allies
around them start to gain gaseous growth
equal to the caster’s spellcasting modifier
while the caster concentrates.
Iridyum. A dangerous flavor. Iridyum has
been the downfall of many an unwary
confectioner. Tasty as hell though. Iridyum
can only be infused. When infused, the
target’s growth limit doubles, and they gain
half their new growth limit in lifting growth
points while the caster focuses they gain
1d10+Int lifting growth every round. They can
attempt to end this effect by rolling a
successful constitution saving throw against
the caster’s spell save DC. If the target is
overfilled by this effect, they explode
violently dealing 8d6 damage to creatures
around them. In a 5 ft radius. If the target
successfully saves against it, the
confectioneer begins growing from it instead
as if under the effects of being infused with
iridyum. They can end the effect by rolling a
successful intelligence saving throw against
their own Spell save DC.
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 Variant Classes : Archetypes
Archetypes are a way to adjust a class very
subtly by changing the ways that the class is
played. Inspired by a thread on Reddit’s
Unearthed Arcana that did something
similar.
Each Archetype has a list of changes,
and some even have a single additional feat
that the players that use the class can make
use of. These are not for every table, so ask
your DM if they’d be okay with allowing
some of these at your table.
Mirage Dancer (Fighter: Echo Knight)
You’re slightly intune with arcane energies,
but it’s more than a power, it’s a rhythm that
you can feel in the heat of combat. Pulsing
and pumping in the moment.
● Use charisma to make your attacks
instead. This must be done with
finesse weapons
● Instead of “Dunamis” you feel “The
Pulse” in combat which empowers
you.

Cosmetologist (Artificer: Alchemist)

Rather than focusing on boring things like
elixirs and potions, you decided to apply
your talents to other more *interesting*
pursuits.
● Replace all int based abilities and
checks with Charisma.
● Your elixirs and potions are now
“Cosmetics”
● When a creature gains an effect that
grants them hit points they can
instead choose to lose that many
growth points or bulk points.

Growth Frenzy(Barbarian: Berzerker)

You’ve grown quite a bit in the past. You’re
practically addicted to it. It’s such a
wonderful feeling that you can’t help but
lean into it when you’re in the heat of battle.
● Instead of suffering exhaustion, you
gain 1d10+ your barbarian level of
gaseous growth.
● You also become immune to growth
forfeits while raging.
● If you are full when you attempt to
intimidate, you make the check with
advantage once.

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 SPELLS Level-4
Swell Geometry
Cantrips
Beetle Haul Level-5
Belly Drum Sympathetic Burden
Expansioncraft
Gelogenic Splash Level-6
Glancing Blow Thermal Expansion
Produce Bubble
Puff Level-7
Toll of Pressure Contract

Level-1 Level-8
Absorb Expansion
Cause Swelling Hysteria Level-9
Chug
Expansion Spray Level-10
False Limits
Feoino’s Dubious Script -----
Flood Creature Absorb Expansion
Growing Charm 1st-level abjuration
Magic Puffs Casting Time: 1 reaction, which you take
Pneumatic Armor when you gain gaseous or fluid growth, or
Radiant Rainbow Blast bulk.
Relax Range: Self
Oedematous Slime Tentacles Components S
Duration: 1 round
Level-2 Classes: Artificer, Druid, Ranger, Sorcerer,
Belra’s Inflating Embrace
Wizard
Bloat Balloon
The spell captures some of the incoming
Crunch
growth energy, lessening its effect on you
Dwindle and Surge
and storing it for your next attack. You have
Expansion Ray
resistance to the triggering growth type until
Froth and Foam
the start of your next turn. Also, the first
Fwoomp
time you hit a creature with an attack on
Gaseous Gaze
your next turn, the target gains an extra 1d6
Gelonic Ooze Arrow
growth of the triggering type, and the spell
Growth Weapon
ends.
Jane’s Growing Assets
Mind Expansion
At Higher Levels. When you cast this spell
Shackles of Maddening Expansion
using a spell slot of 2nd level or higher, the
extra growth gain increases by 1d6 for each
Level-3
slot level above the 1st.
Inspire Compassion

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Beetle Haul
Transmutation Cantrip
Casting Time: 1 action
Range: Touch
Components: V, S
Duration: 1 hour
Classes: Cleric, Druid, Wizard
You touch a living creature that has been
immobilized by bulk. This creature is no
longer affected by bulk based restraint for 1
hour, but cannot gain additional bulk and
takes damage instead.
Belly Drum
Evocation (Gastromancy) Cantrip,
Casting time: 1 action
Range: 60 ft.
Components: S
Duration: Instantaneous
Classes: Artificer, Bard, Druid, Sorcerer
You gain 2 food growth points. After doing
so, you pat your mid section with your hand.
Make a spell attack against one creature you
can see in range who will hear an impossibly
loud drum-like booming if the attack is
successful, Dealing them 1d10 psychic
damage. This spell’s damage increases by
1d10 at 5th, 11th, and 17th levels.
Belra’s Inflating Embrace
2nd-level Evocation
Casting time: 1 action
Range: Touch
Components: S
Duration: Concentration, Up to 1 minute.
Classes: Sorcerer, Wizard
You latch onto a single humanoid to one
size category larger than you. The Target
must make a Strength saving throw. On a
failed save, you grapple the target and lock
your lips with them, blowing air into their
lips and making them gain 3d4 gaseous
growth. On each of your turns you can use
your action to maintain the grapple and
make the target gain 3d4 gaseous growth.
To break out, the grappled target can make a
Strength check against your spell save DC.
On a success, the target escapes and is no
longer grappled.
Bloat Balloon
2nd-level Evocation
Casting Time: 1 action
Range: 60 feet
Components: V, S, M (a small piece of
cotton string)
Duration: Concentration, up to 1 minute
Classes: Bard, Cleric, Druid, Sorcerer,
Warlock, Wizard
Choose a humanoid that you can see within
range. The target must succeed on a Wisdom
saving throw or gain gaseous growth until
they reach their growth limit, making their
body grow with gas, distending their shape
and members until they become a spherical
balloon at twice their growth limit. While
under this effect the target is bloated and
doesn't suffer forfeits. At the end of each of
its turns, the target can make another
Wisdom saving throw. On a success, the
spell ends and the shrink an amount equal
to the amount of gaseous growth gained by
when this spell was cast.
At Higher Levels. When you cast this spell
using a spell slot of 3rd level or higher, you
can target one additional humanoid for each
slot level above 2nd. The humanoids must
be within 30 feet of each other when you
target them.
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Cause Swelling Hysteria
1st-level necromancy
Casting Time: 1 action
Range: 30 feet
Components V
Duration: Concentration, up to 1 minute
Classes: Warlock, Wizard, Summoner
You awaken the sense of pressure and dread
of a creature as they are about to pop to one
creature you can see within range. A
construct or an undead is immune to this
effect. The target must succeed on a Wisdom
saving throw or become frightened of you
until the spell ends. Affected creatures'
worst fears come to fruition as they also
start gaining 1d8 gaseous growth at the start
of their turns. The frightened target can
repeat the saving throw at the end of each of
its turns, ending the effect on itself on a
success. Creatures that have less than half
of their growth and bulk limit gain
advantage against this spell.
At Higher Levels. When you cast this spell
using a spell slot of 2nd level or higher, you
can target one additional creature for each
slot level above 1st. The creatures must be
within 30 feet of each other when you target
them.
Chug
1st-Level Evocation (Gastromancy)
Casting Time: 1 action
Range: Varies
Components: S, M (An alcoholic beverage)
Duration: Concentration up to 1 minute
Classes: Druid, Ranger, Warlock
You begin chugging your drink while
infusing magic into it. You gain 4 points of
liquid growth. The area 10 feet around you
becomes muddy and unstable turning into
difficult terrain for enemies within 10 feet of
you. The range of this effect can be extended
by 5 feet for every 2 additional points of
liquid growth you gain.
Contract
7th-level Evocation
Casting Time: 1 action
Range: 20 feet.
Components: V, S
Duration: Instantaneous
Class: Artificer, Cleric, Paladin
You cause the muscles of the target to
contract involuntarily. Dealing 10d10 force
damage or half as much on a successful
strength saving throw. This also deals
damage equal to half the target’s current
bulk on a critical failure and forces targets to
roll a forfeit check if they are over their
growth limit.
Crunch
2nd-level Evocation (Gastromancy)
Casting Time: 1 action
Range: 120 feet
Components: M(A crunchy food)
Duration: Concentration up to 1 minute
Classes: Bard, Warlock, Wizard
You bite into something hard with relative
ease. Gain half your bulk in food growth
points A target that you can see within 120
feet must make a DC 13 wisdom saving
throw or make melee attacks at
disadvantage. Targets who critically fail this
save gain a level of exhaustion.
Dwindle and Surge
2nd-level Necromancy
Casting Time: 1 action
Range: 60 feet
Components: V, S, M (an empty balloon)
Duration: Instantaneous
Classes: Druid, Sorcerer, Wizard
You invoke dread and joy upon a 10-foot
radius sphere centered on a point within
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range. Each creature of your choice in that
area must make a Constitution saving
throw, gaining 2d6 gaseous growth on a
failed save, or half as much on a successful
one.
In addition, one creature of your choice in
that area can choose to spend a roll of its
unspent Hit Dice to shrink a number of bulk
of growth equal to the roll plus your
spellcasting ability modifier.
At Higher Levels. When you cast this spell
using a spell slot of 3rd level or higher, the
damage increases by 1d6 for each slot above
2nd, and the number of Hit Dice that can be
spent and added to the shrinking roll
increases by one for each slot above 2nd.
Expansioncraft
Transmutation cantrip
Casting Time: 1 action
Range: 10 feet
Components V, S
Duration: Concentration, Up to 1 hour
Classes: Artificer, Bard, Druid, Sorcerer,
Summoner, Warlock, Wizard,
This spell is some basic tricks and minor
magic effects used by apprentices of the
growth magics used for practice. You create
one of the following magical effects within
range:
● You can make a willing
creature that you can touch
gain gaseous, fluid or bulk at
a rate of 1 point per minute.
This effect does not work on
unwilling creatures.
● You can make hissing sounds,
gurgling sounds and other
auditory effects. This effect
can be paired with the
previous effect to increase
the filling immersion of the
affected creature.
● You can also change the
mood of the affected
creature. Making them feel
very soft pain or pleasure or
any other gentle moods. This
effect can be paired with the
previous effects. At the DM
discretion you can also gain
advantage on all Charisma
checks directed at the
affected creature.
When the spell ends, the creature realizes
that you used magic to influence its mood.
The creature can become hostile toward you
at the DM discretion.This spell can’t make a
creature gain gaseous, fluid or bulk that
surpasses their limits.
Expansion Ray
2nd-level evocation
Casting Time: 1 action
Range: 120 feet
Components: V, S
Duration: Instantaneous
Classes: Sorcerer, Wizard
You create three pink beams of energy and
hurls them at targets within range. You can
hurl them at one target or several. Make a
ranged spell attack for each ray. On a hit, the
target gains 2d6 gaseous growth.
At Higher Levels. When you cast this spell
using a spell slot of 3rd level or higher, you
create one additional ray for each slot level
above 2nd.
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Expansion Spray
1st-level illusion
Casting Time: 1 action
Range: Self (15-foot cone)
Components V, S, M
Duration: 1 round
Classes: Bard, Sorcerer, Wizard
A colorful fog full of flashing sparkles
springs from your hand. Roll 6d10, the total
is how many hit points of creatures this spell
can effect. Creatures in a 15-foot cone
originating from you are affected in
ascending order of their current hit points
(ignoring unconscious creatures and
creatures that can’t see).
Starting with the creature that has
the lowest current hit points, each creature
affected by this spell gains gaseous growth
or bulk until they reach their limit, swelling
into a round immobile balloon, unable to
move until the end of your next turn.
Subtract each creature’s hit points from the
total before moving on to the creature with
the next lowest hit points. A creature’s hit
points must be equal to or less than the
remaining total for the creature to be
affected. While under the effect of this spell
the creature can’t be the target of forfeits,
even if they gain more growth through other
means. Upon the end of this effect, the
creature loses growth or bulk by the same
amount they gained when this spell initially
affected them.
At Higher Levels. When you cast this spell
using a spell slot of 2nd level or higher, roll
an additional 2d10 for each slot level above
the 1st.
False Limits
1st-level Necromancy
Casting Time: 1 action
Range: Self
Components V, S, M (a small amount of
massage oil)
Duration: 1 hour
Classes: Artificer, Sorcerer, Wizard
Bolstering yourself with a necromantic
facsimile of stretch, you gain 1d4 + 4
temporary growth and bulk limit for the
duration.
At Higher Levels. When you cast this spell
using a spell slot of 2nd level or higher, you
gain 5 additional temporary points to the
limit of your growth and bulk for each slot
level above 1st.
Feoino’s Dubious Script
1st-level Illusion
Casting Time: 1 minute
Range: Touch
Components S, M (a lead-based ink worth
at least 10GP, which the spell consumes)
Duration: 10 days
Classes: Bard, Warlock, Wizard
You write on parchment, paper, or some
other suitable writing material and imbue it
with a potent illusion that lasts for the
duration.
To you and any creatures you designate
when you cast the spell, the writing appears
normal, written in your hand, and conveys
whatever meaning you intended when you
wrote the text. To all others, the writing
appears as if it were written in an unknown
or magical script that is unintelligible.
Alternatively, you can trap the script,
causing any creature reading the script that
you didn’t designate when you cast the spell,
to be zapped with unstable growth magic.
The creature must make a Wisdom saving
throw, or grow half of their growth limit in
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lifting growth and become immobile for 1
minute.
Should the spell be dispelled, the original
script and the illusion both disappear. A
creature with truesight can read the hidden
message without triggering the scrolls trap.
Flood Creature
1st-level Transmutation (Cleric, Druid)
Casting Time: 1 action
Range: 60 feet
Components: V, S, M (a miniature jug made
of gold worth at least 50 GP)
Duration: Instantaneous
Classes: Cleric, Druid, Ranger
An offense oriented subversion of create
water, Flood creature causes the water to
exist inside another creature. Target
creatures within spell range must make a
constitution save or gain 3d8 fluid growth.
At Higher Levels. When you cast this spell
using a spell slot of 2nd level or higher, the
fluid growth increases by 1d8 for each slot
level above 1st.
Froth and Foam
2nd-level Conjuration (Druid, Sorcerer,
Powerphage)
Casting Time: 1 action
Range: 60 feet
Components: V, S, M (a bit of rainwater, a
crystal ball, and shard of a blue crystal)
Duration: Concentration, up to 1 minute
Classes: Druid, Sorcerer, Wizard
You create a little rotund water sprite called
‘Nixie' which appears in an unoccupied
space of your choice within range and lasts
for the duration. Any creature that ends its
turn within 5 feet of nixie must make a
Dexterity saving throw as nixie attempts to
flood them with water. The creature gains
2d6 fluid growth on a failed save, or half as
much on a successful one.
As a bonus action, you can move the nixie
up to 30 feet. You can also use your action
to attempt to force the nixie inside of a
creature that is adjacent to the nixie, that
creature must make a Dexterity Saving
throw. On failure, the nixie enters that
creature's body and starts producing larger
quantities of fluids making the target gain
3d6 fluid growth at the start of every turn for
the rest of this spell’s duration. While inside
of a creature the nixie loses the ability to
flood other nearby creatures.
When you move the nixie, you can direct it
over barriers up to 5 feet tall and jump it
across pits up to 10 feet wide. The nixie
soaks objects wet, extinguishing flames, as
long as these objects are not being worn or
carried.
At Higher Levels. When you cast this spell
using a spell slot of 3rd level or higher, the
fluid growth increases by 1d6 for each slot
level above the 2nd.
Fwoomp
2nd-Level Evocation
Casting Time: 1 action
Range: 60 feet
Components: V, S, M (a bellows)
Classes: Bard, Sorcerer, Warlock, Wizard
You make the atmospheric pressure, of a
point of your choice within range, to change,
expanding anyone in a 10-foot radius sphere
centered on that point. Each creature caught
by this spell must make a Constitution
saving throw or gain 3d8 gaseous growth on
a failed save, or half as much on a successful
one. Creatures made of rubber, stretchy
materials or that have less than half of their
current growth lower than half of their
growth limit, have disadvantage on this
saving throw.
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At Higher Levels. When you cast this spell
using a spell slot of 3rd level or higher, the
gaseous growth increases by 1d8 for each
slot level above 2nd.
Gaseous Gaze
2nd-level Enchantment
Casting Time: 1 action
Range 120 feet
Components: V, S
Duration: Concentration up to 1 minute
Classes: Bard, Druid, Ranger, Sorcerer
You affix a creature with a peculiar gaze.
Targets that fail a charisma saving throw
gain 5 points of gaseous inflation. They gain
an additional 5 every round while line of
sight remains unbroken.
Gelonic Ooze Arrow
2nd-level evocation
Casting Time: 1 action
Range: 90 feet
Components: V, S, M (a piece of black ooze)
Duration: Instantaneous
Classes: Wizard
A sticky viscous purple arrow streaks toward
a target within range and bursts in a spray of
goo. Make a ranged spell attack against the
target. On a hit, the target is soaked in goo
that is rapidly absorbed into their bodies
gaining 4d4 fluid growth. On a miss, the
arrow splashes the target with goo for half
as much of the initial damage.
If the arrow hits the target, as a bonus action
on their turn, the caster then can empower
the goo absorbed by the target making it
expand inside of the target’s body. The target
gets an additional 2d4 fluid growth while
making the caster gain an amount equal to
half as much as the result of the roll in
liquid growth to sustain this effect. The
caster can use this additional effect up to 3
times.
At Higher Levels. When you cast this spell
using a spell slot of 3rd level or higher, the
fluid growth gain (both initial and later)
increases by 1d4 for each slot level above
2nd.
Gelogenic Splash
Evocation Cantrip
Casting Time: 1 action
Range: 60 feet
Components: V, S, M (a handful of a viscous
substance)
Duration: Instantaneous
Classes: Artificer, Druid, Sorcerer,
Summoner, Warlock, Wizard
You fling an ooze like substance at a
creature that is rapidly absorbed into their
bodies making them swell in size. The target
must make a Dexterity saving throw. On a
failed save, the target gains 1d6 fluid growth,
and has their speed reduced by 10feet until
the end of its next turn.
At Higher Levels. The spell’s fluid growth
gain increases by 1d6 when you reach 5th
level (2d6), 11th level (3d6), and 17th level
(4d6).
Glancing Blow
Abjuration Cantrip
Casting Time: 1 action
Range: Touch
Components: V, S, M (a whetstone)
Duration: 1 round
Classes: Bard, Sorcerer, Warlock. Wizard
You gain 2 times your spellcasting modifier
in fluid growth. You gain resistance to
slashing, bludgeoning, and piercing damage
until your next turn at which point you lose
the fluid growth you gained. These effects
can trigger a forfeit.
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Growing Charm
1st-level enchantment
Casting Time: 1 action
Range: 30 feet
Components V
Duration: Concentration, up to 1 minute
Classes: Bard, Druid, Sorcerer, Warlock,
Wizard, Summoner
You attempt to charm a humanoid you can
see within range with your alluring growth.
It must make a Wisdom saving throw, and it
does so with advantage if you or your
companions are fighting it. If it fails the
saving throw, it is charmed by you until the
spell ends or you or your companions do
anything harmful to it. The hostile creature
loses its advantage if you have twice their
size in either growth or bulk (minimum of
10). To maintain this spell you also gain 1
bulk, gaseous or fluid growth every minute.
The charmed creature regards you as a
friendly acquaintance. When the spell ends,
the creature knows it was charmed by you.
At Higher Levels. When you cast this spell
using a spell slot of 2nd level or higher, you
can target one additional creature for each
slot level above 1st. The creatures must be
within 30 feet of each other when you target
them. You also gain 1 extra bulk or growth
per creature being charmed.
Growth Weapon
2nd-level transmutation
Casting Time: 1 bonus action
Range: Touch
Components: V, S
Duration: Concentration, up to 1 hour
Classes: Artificer, Paladin, Ranger, Sorcerer,
Wizard
You touch a non-magical weapon and
choose one between Bulk, Gaseous Growth,
Fluid Growth. Until the spell ends, that
weapon becomes a magic weapon and does
the type of growth chosen when casting this
spell.
At Higher Levels. When you cast this spell
using a spell slot of 4th level or higher, the
magic weapon gains a +1 bonus to attack
rolls and damage rolls. When you use a spell
slot of 6th or higher, the bonus increases to
+2 and when you use a spell slot of 9th level,
the bonus increases to +3.
Inspire Compassion
3rd-Level Enchantment
Casting Time: 1 reaction; When an ally is
attacked by a creature
Range: 60 feet
Components: S, M (A yellow flower)
Duration: Instantaneous
Classes: Bard, Druid, Warlock
A creature you see within 60 ft. that attacks
an ally is overcome with compassion. IF
your ally has less hp than the creature, is
suffering from a condition, has a curse, a
disease, or is pregnant, the attack is made
with disadvantage.
Jane’s Growing Assets
2nd-level enchantment
Casting Time: 1 action
Range: Self
Components: S
Duration: 1 minute
Classes: Wizard
When you cast this spell, you make your
chest surge in size gaining 10 gaseous
growth instantly which you immediately use
to allure each creature of your choice that
you can see within 30 feet of you. Each
creature must succeed on a Wisdom saving
throw or be distracted for the duration.
While distracted, a creature has
disadvantage on Wisdom (Perception)
checks and initiative rolls.
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Magical Instability Blade
Evocation Cantrip
Casting Time: 1 action
Range: Self (5-foot radius)
Components: S, M (a melee weapon worth
at least 1 sp)
Duration: Instantaneous
Classes: Artificer, Sorcerer, Summoner,
Warlock, Wizard
You brandish the weapon used in the spell’s
casting and make a melee attack with it
against one creature within 5 feet of you. On
hit, the target suffers the weapon attack’s
normal effects, and you can cause the
unstable magical energies to leap from the
target to a different creature of your choice
that you can see within 5 feet of it. The
second creature gains gaseous growth equal
to your spellcasting ability modifier.
At Higher Levels. At 5th level, the melee
attack causes the target hit to gain an extra
1d8 gaseous growth, and the gaseous growth
gain of the second creature increases to 1d8 +
your spellcasting ability modifier. Both gains
further increase by 1d8 at 11th level (2d8 and
2d8) and 17th level (3d8 and 3d8).
Magic Puffs
1st-level Evocation
Casting Time: 1 action
Range: 120 feet
Components: V, S
Duration: Instantaneous
Classes: Sorcerer Wizard
You create a glowing mass of gas that takes
the shape of a dart filled with magical force.
The dart hits a creature of your choice that
you can see within range. A dart deals 1d4+1
gaseous growth to its target. You can create
up to 3 additional darts but to do so requires
you to gain 1 gaseous growth per additional
dart created. The darts all strike
simultaneously, and you can direct them to
hit one creature or several.
At Higher Levels. When you cast this spell
using a spell slot of 2nd level or higher, the
spell allows you to create one more dart for
each slot level above the 1st.
Mind Expansion
2nd-level divination
Casting Time: 1 action
Range: 60 feet
Components: S
Duration: Concentration, up to 1 hour
Classes: Sorcerer, Warlock, Wizard
You reach into the mind of one creature you
can see within range. The target must make
a Wisdom saving throw, taking 2d6 psychic
damage and gaining 2d6 gaseous growth, on
a failed save, as their mind starts making
their own body swell. The target takes half
as much damage and gains half as much
growth, on a successful save. On a failed
save, you also always know the target’s
location until the spell ends, but only while
the two of you are in the same place of
existence. While in this condition you can
make the target and yourself gain 1 gaseous
growth as a free action every minute.
At Higher Levels. When you cast this spell
using a spell slot of 3rd level or higher, the
damage and the growth gain increase by 1d6
for each slot level above 2nd. Your free
action to make yourself and the target grow
also increases by 1 per slot level above 2nd.
Oedematous Slime Tentacles
1st-level Evocation
Casting Time: 1 action
Range: Self (30-foot cone)
Components: V, S, M (a piece of gelatinous
substance)
Duration: Concentration, up to 1 minute
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Classes: Artificer, Sorcerer, Wizard
A series of oozing tentacles sprouts around
you and try to latch to the creatures in a 30
feet cone in a direction you choose. Each
creature within the affected area must
succeed on a Dexterity saving throw or have
a tentacle latch at them for the spell’s
duration or until a creature uses its action to
free themselves of the tentacle or another
creature. A creature with a latched tentacle
gains 2d4 fluid growth at the start of each of
its turns.
At Higher Levels. When you cast this spell
using a spell slot 2nd level or higher, the
fluid growth increases by 2d4 for each slot
level above the 1st.
Pneumatic Armor
1st-level Abjuration
Casting Time: 1 action
Range: Touch
Components: V, S
Duration: 8 hours
Classes: Sorcerer, Wizard
You touch a willing creature who isn’t
wearing armor, and their body becomes
more voluptuous and bouncy, able to absorb
the shock of attacks until the spell ends. The
target’s base AC becomes 14 + its Dexterity
modifier. The target also gains 1 gaseous
growth every hour while under the effect of
this spell. The spell ends if the target dons
armor or if you dismiss the spell as an
action.
Puff
Evocation Cantrip
Casting Time: 1 action
Range: 120 feet
Components V, S
Duration: Instantaneous
Classes: Artificer, Bard, Cleric, Druid,
Sorcerer, Summoner, Warlock, Wizard
You produce a faint puff of air on the palm
of your hand that dashes towards a target
creature after you give it a gentle blow. Do a
magical ranged attack and on success the
creature gains 1d8 gaseous growth points.
At Higher Levels. This spell’s gaseous
growth amount increases by 1d8 when you
reach 5th level (2d8), 11th level (3d8), and
17th level (4d8).
Produce Bubble
Conjuration Cantrip
Casting Time: 1 action
Range: 30 feet
Components: V, S
Duration: Until dispelled
Classes: Artificer, Cleric, Druid, Sorcerer,
Summoner, Warlock, Wizard
You produce a small bubble of a mysterious
substance, which pops if it comes into
contact with a creature, inflicting 1d6 points
of fluid growth.
When you create the bubble, you
may choose to either launch it at a creature
within range, making a spell attack roll
against the target, or leave it in a space
within range that is not occupied by a
creature. Creatures that enter the same
space occupied by one of the bubbles
forcibly gain 1d6 fluid growth.
You may have a number of active
bubbles equal to your spellcasting ability
modifier. If you attempt to create bubbles
beyond the maximum, the oldest bubble is
immediately destroyed.
Bubbles that are launched rapidly
collapse if they miss their target, and placed
bubbles exist as a tiny object that are
destroyed if they take any sort of damage.
At Higher Levels. This spell’s fluid growth
amount increases by 1d6 when you reach 5th
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level (2d6), 11th level (3d6), and 17th level
(4d6).
Radiant Rainbow Blast
1st-level Evocation
Casting Time: 1 action
Range: 30 feet
Components V, S, M (a wand with a string of
a unisharken hair or the horn of a
unisharken)
Duration: Concentration, up to 1 minute
Classes: Sorcerer, Warlock, Wizard
A spell made by a very particular unisharken
powerphage that acted as a protector of
justice. A beam of glittering pastel colors,
lances out toward a creature within range,
forming a sustained beam of light between
you and the target. Make a ranged spell
attack against that creature. On hit, the
target gains 1d12 gaseous growth, and on
each of yours for the duration, you can use
your action to make the creature further
gain 1d12 gaseous growth automatically. The
spell ends if you use your action to do
anything else. The spell also ends if the
target is ever outside the spell’s range or if it
has total cover from you.
At Higher Levels. When you cast this spell
using a spell slot of 2nd level or higher, the
target gains an additional 1d12 gaseous
growth for each slot level above the 1st.
Relax
1-st level evocation
Casting time : 1 bonus action
Range: Touch
Components: V
Duration: Instantaneous
Classes: Cleric. Bard, Druid, Paladin
A creature you touch loses growth points
form their highest source of growth points
equal to your spellcasting ability modifier
At higher levels. When casting this spell
using a spell slot of 2nd level or higher, the
growth point loss is increased by 3 for each
spell slot above 1st.
Shackles of Maddening Expansion
2nd-level Enchantment
Casting Time: 1 action
Range: 120 feet
Components: V, S
Duration: Concentration, up to 1 minute
Classes: Bard, Sorcerer, Warlock, Wizard
One humanoid of your choice that you can
see within range must succeed on a Wisdom
saving throw or suffer the effects of these
shackles. Depending on the caster this spell
can take different shapes, some use magical
shackles, other crowns and some even use
clamps for the creature's nipples. Regardless
of the visual representation of this spell the
creature can’t take these bindings physically.
The bound target has the option to use its
action before moving on each of its turns to
make a melee attack against a creature other
than itself that you mentally choose. If the
target chooses to not attack the creature that
has been assigned to them they are forced to
grow, gaining 3d8 liquid growth as their
bodies start over producing. The target can
act normally on its turn if you choose no
creature or if none are within its reach.
On your subsequent turns, you must use
your action to maintain control over the
target, or the spell ends. Also, the target can
make a Wisdom saving throw at the end of
each of its turns. On a success, the spell
ends.
Swell Geometry
4th-level Transmutation
Casting time: 1 action
Range: 60 feet
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Components: V, S, M (a fragment of writing
charcoal)
Duration: 1 minute
You create 2, 30 foot lines across an area
you can see within 60 feet. When one of
these lines are crossed by an enemy, they
gain 8d6 points of gaseous inflation, or half
as much on a successful saving throw.
Sympathetic Burden
5th-Level Enchantment
Casting time: 1 action
Range: Touch
Components: V. S
Duration: 1 minute
Classes: Cleric. Bard, Druid, Paladin
A target you touch is linked to you by a
connection of magic. Whenever you gain
growth points, the target gains bulk points
equal to the growth points you gained.
You point at one creature you can see within
range, and as you make a shill run down
their spine as the dread fills more than just
their minds. The target must succeed on a
Wisdom saving throw or gain 1d8 gaseous
growth. If the target has more than half of
its growth limit, it instead gains 1d12 gaseous
growth.
At Higher Levels. The spell’s gaseous growth
gain increases by one die when you reach
5th level (2d8 and 2d12), 11th level (3d8 and
3d12), and 17th level (4d8 and 4d12).

Thermal Expansion
6th-Level Evocation
Casting Time: 1 action
Range: 30 feet
Components: V,S,M (A coal piece)
Duration: Instantaneous
Classes: Cleric. Bard, Druid, Paladin
You target a creature with a penetrating
warmth making them cozy and start to blow
up. The targeted creature makes a
constitution save and gains 6d8 gaseous
inflation or half as much on a successful
save. Water elementals take double damage
from this spell

Toll of the Pressure

Necromancy cantrip
Casting Time: 1 action
Range: 60 feet
Components V, S
Duration: Instantaneous
Classes: Cleric, Warlock, Wizard

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 MAGICAL ITEMS
Clothing
Threads of Growing
Clothing(any underwear), Uncommon
(requires attunement)
These undergarments function similarly to
the “Threads of Holding.”
Curse. Once fully worn and attuned,
the user begins to grow inside of the
garment. Over the course of the day, they
grow to their growth limit (the pace is set by
the DM) The garments cannot be removed
unless dispelled with a remove curse spell or
similar effect. If the curse or the magic is
dispelled, while the garment’s wearer has
any growth or bulk, the garment is
immediately shredded and destroyed, dealing
2d6 damage to the user and any creature
within 5 feet of them.
Threads of Holding
Clothing(any underwear), Uncommon
(requires attunement)
In a world where everyone keeps blowing up
it helps to have bigger than average clothing.
Threads of holding conceal your size in the
astral plane depending on where you’re
wearing them. Bras hold breasts, underwear
holds butts, etc. While wearing this , you are
not affected by size-related inconveniences
such as being too large to fit somewhere,
and signs of your growth are concealed from
outside viewers.. Additionally, those with the
Grand Anatomy Supernatural gift gain
advantage on deception and disguise kit
checks.
If the wearer is subjected to
anti-magic while weaning one of these
garments and they have any growth or bulk,
the garment is shredded immediately and
destroyed.
Consumables
Orc Gold
Consumable, Rare
Supposedly, the red orcs once had an ancient
empire that existed in the early centuries
after the time of giants and dragons. The
treasure of this empire is long lost, but it is
said that these pieces of treasure grant
immense power.
Eating a Piece of orc gold fills the
user to their growth limit with food growth
and makes them 2 sizes larger. On their next
turn, they can make 1 “melee” strike that
affects a 15x15 cube. All creatures inside that
space take 1d20+10 damage or half on a
successful dexterity saving throw.
Creatures killed by this effect are
turned into 1d4 units of “golden food” which
grants whoever eats it 1d4 temporary HP.
This effect ends once the user makes the
attack or after 1 round of combat. Whichever
comes first. Once the effect ends, all
additional points of food growth are lost.
Including any from before consuming the
gold.
If the effect is nullified through
anti-magic spells or effects that affect magic
items, the user reverts back to their original
size but does not shed the food growth
points.
Mana Rootstock Seeds
Consumable, Uncommon
Seeds of a plant that natively pulls mana
from the environment and stores the energy
for later use typically, when consumed, these
seeds impart their stored mana. Improperly
treated ones can have risks, however.
Each seed has a level associated with
it from 1 to 10. When consumed, the seed
grants back a spell slot of the level of the
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seed. Eg. Eating a level 1 Mana Rootstock
Seed will grant back 1 spell slot.
Not all seeds treated this way are
safe to consume, however, and the more
powerful the user, the more risky it can be.
When eating a seed, roll a 1d100 if
the shown amount is lower than their spell
casting ability (Wis, Int, Cha) or they don’t
have a spell slot for the appropriate level
(eating a level 8 seed when you have no level
8 spells) results in the seed swelling inside
of the user. Granting them food growth
points equal to their spell casting modifier.
Potions
Potion of Minor Filling
Potion, Common
A watered down version of its larger
counterpart. When consumed, the drinker
gains 1d4+cha mod fluid growth
Potion of Filling
Potion, Uncommon
A fairly bog standard growth potion. It's not
very powerful but it is very popular among
those who have trouble fitting into garments
and other assorted enthusiasts.
Consuming this potion grants the drinker
1d10+cha fluid growth
Weapons
Weapon, Taizo
Weapon (any), Uncommon
There are legends of a mysterious figure who
used specially enchanted and built weapons
made to expand and bloat his enemies.
Damage dealt with a Taizo weapon instead
of being its normal damage type is replaced
with gaseous growth points.
Weapon, Taizo +1
Weapon (any), Uncommon
When encountering his enemies in mass, the
figure who made these weapons realized
they weren’t quite strong enough. Something
he rectified with additional enchantments
You have a +1 bonus to attack and damage
rolls made with this magic weapon.
Damage dealt with a Taizo weapon instead
of being its normal damage type is replaced
with gaseous growth points.
Weapon, Taizo +2
Weapon (any), Uncommon
Eventually, he became known as a hero of
the underdark, his expansionary weapons
proving effective at defeating his enemies.
Sometimes with as few as 3 strikes of his
weapon
You have a +2 bonus to attack and damage
rolls made with this magic weapon.
Damage dealt with a Taizo weapon instead
of being its normal damage type is replaced
with gaseous growth points.
Weapon, Taizo +3
Weapon (any), Uncommon
The most powerful variant of the Taizo
weapons. The first one was supposedly used
to make dragons of the underground burst
while Taizo himself dug underground,
dropping stones on his foes he didn’t blow
up with his weapons.
You have a +3 bonus to attack and damage
rolls made with this magic weapon.
Damage dealt with a Taizo weapon instead
of being its normal damage type is replaced
with gaseous growth point
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 ENCYCLOPEDIA: FULL CASTER TABLE
(Cleric, Druid, Sorcerer, Wizard)
Max Level Max MP for Single
Level MP Pool Slot Spell

Mana Points 1
2
4
6
1st 2MP

Mana points is an optional feature that 3 14 2nd 3MP

4 17
changes how spell slots work with a little
5 25 3rd 4MP
added pitch of growth to it.
6 29
7 34 4th 5MP
Why use these rules? 8 39
9 50 5th 6MP
The book rules state that spells spend a
10 56
resource called ‘spell slots’ each slot has a
11 63 6th Only 1 7MP Cast
different level associated to it and is from 12 63
this pool of slots that the magic users from 13 71 7th Only 1 8MP Cast
D&D 5e can cast their spells. Mana Points 14 71
take those away and make use of an unified 15 80 8th Only 1 9MP Cast
pool (or resource) that is used to cast spells. 16 80
Moreover, this set of rules try to make a 17 90 9th Only 1 10MP Cast
system that makes more sense than the one 18 96
presented at the DMG. 19 101 2nd 7MP Cast
20 111 2nd 8MP Cast

So how does this work? HALF CASTER TABLE

(Paladin, Ranger)
First let's take some things that don't change Max Level Max MP for Single
out of the way. Spellcasting modifier Level MP Pool Slot Spell
remains the same and all rules for attacking 1 — — —
and damage and saving throw stays the 2 4 1st 2MP
same. 3 6

That being said, instead of using the table 4 6

for spell slots, use these tables below to 5 14 2nd 3MP

6 14
identify how many MP do you have per level
7 17
and other limitations that we will talk more
8 17
about later. Warlocks should still use the
9 25 3rd 4MP
original mechanics for their class.
10 25
11 29
12 29
13 34 4th Only 1 5MP Cast
14 34
15 39 2nd 5MP Cast
16 39
17 50 5th Only 1 6MP Cast
18 50
19 56 2nd 6MP Cast
20 56

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 Mana Limits
MINOR CASTER TABLE
(Eldritch Knight) Just because you have enough mana to cast
Max Level Max MP for Single a 9th level spell it doesn’t mean you know
Level MP Pool Slot Spell how to properly do it. Having enough mana
1 — — —
on your pool to cast powerful spells doesn’t
2 — — —
mean you have the capability to do such, a
3 4 1st 2MP
lot of that comes from training and studying
4 6
and as you level up, you can both cast spells
5 6
of higher levels (as seen in the Caster
6 6
7 14 2nd 3MP
Tables) and being able to use more MP on
8 14
your casts. Follow the appropriate caster
9 14 table to your class to know what is the
10 17 highest level of spell you can cast and how
11 17 much mana you can use in a single cast.
12 17 Moreover, spells that use 7MP or more are
13 25 3rd 4MP much more strenuous than the previous
14 25 levels. Whenever you get one of those as a
15 25 caster, you are limited to one cast of that MP
16 29 level cost before requiring a long rest.
17 29 Example.: Trix the amazing lv 18
18 29
sorceress can cast 1 spell using a total of
19 34 4th Only 1 5MP Cast
7MP, 1 spell using a total of 8MP, 1 spell
20 34
using a total of 9MP and 1 spell using a total
of 10MP.
Casting Spells
Cantrips are considered innate spells for Cooldown
your spell caster and as such doesn’t exert
The repeat casting of the same spell wears
any sort of strains on the caster to use them
one’s mind down and requires time for the
so no MP is required to cast them.
caster to recharge. Unless stated otherwise
Spells from the 1st level or higher will cost a
in the spell’s description, a caster must wait
total of Mana Points equivalent to the spells
a number of turns equivalent to 1 round per
level + 1.
base spell level or the casting time,
Example.: Nixie will consume 2 MP whichever is longer, before attempting to
when trying to cast the 1st level spell magic cast the same spell again. Cantrips don’t
missile at 1st level. have a cooldown and can be cast every
Spells of being cast as a higher level spell round.
will consume an amount of MP equivalent to
Example.: York the powerful magician
a spell of that level + 1.
must wait 3 turns after casting a 3rd level
Example.: Caelan will consume 4MP spell Fireball as a 5th level spell. He can still
when trying to cast the 2nd level spell cast other 3rd level spells on his subsequent
FWOOMP as a 3rd level spell. turn.

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Recovering Mana
A long rest fully restores your Mana Points.
You can also, while taking a short rest, use
one of your hit dice to recover a number of
MP equal to your spellcasting modifier, in
place of recovering your health.
A Word of Thank
Mana Points for GtG take inspiration from
Mana Points an article from GM Binder, you
can check the original in the following link
https://www.gmbinder.com/share/-MixecVud
cMI2KeNQvhy

Other Mana Sources

At the DMs discretion, potions and other
items that recover MP can be added to
campaigns, as well, magical items or
equipment that regenerate MP over time or
provide additional storage of MP from which
the caster can draw upon.

Growth and Mana

So where does the growth start with Mana
Points?
Well that depends on the DMs discretion to
add these sets of rules just as is or to add a
pitch of ‘growth’ to them.
Is suggested that for every point of MP that a
caster has in their campaign, they gain a
point of gaseous growth and a point to their
growth limit. Casting spells then shrinks
your character as they use spells and mana
is forced upon you, no matter the outcome,
whenever you take a long rest.
For campaigns that are more focused in
gameplay balance and low amounts of
growth you can choose to reduce the above
mentioned suggestion to half as much (or
even more!) and make the growth
permanent, making sure you don’t shrink
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 ENCYCLOPEDIA:
Permanent Growth
Some growth is more persistent and long
lasting. Functionally permanent. Whether it
was natural, or by a magical effect, or even a
curse. This has its benefits and its
drawbacks.
Creating a Perma character
During character creation and with your
DM’s permission, your character becomes a
permablimp/permaberry/permballoon/etc.
Someone that is permanently expanded. The
following sections will help you determine
the type of perma character you are. Each
section’s features have a number rating from
1 to 5. Once you select a number from that
section, you can no longer select that
number in a different section. For example,
taking number 3 in “Size” means that you
cannot pick “3” from any of the other
sections. Additionally you cannot pick
multiple times from any section. After
picking from Size, Speed, Body Mechanics,
Manipulation, and Armor and Clothing, you
pick a “Trait” which will change one thing
about your mechanics.
Size
As a Perma character, you are BIG (Even
bigger than grand anatomy) pretty much all
the time. At all times you are at least mostly
expanded. Your growth limit is much higher
than normal, but is always typically
occupied. Track your original Growth limit
and it increases separately and increase it as
you level up. Your size is the growth limit
multiplied by the listed amount in this
section minus that growth limit.
(eg. Size 3 with growth limit 10 is 30 growth
limit, with 20 growth points as your base
limit)
You can shrink beyond this default
number through spells or magical items, but
every day at sunset return to your base
fullness. When you deflate after a long rest
you only shrink back to that base fullness
regardless of how much growth you heal.
Finally, your size increases the lower
you go, which at DM discretion may mean
there are some spaces you cannot fit into
unless you take the “Eldritch”Trait.
1 - Extreme Size
You are tremendously massive. Your growth
limit is multiplied by 6 and you always have
growth equal to 5 times your growth limit.
Additionally you fit a size 3 size categories
larger than your base size (eg. Medium to
Gargantuan) this does not affect your carry
capacity or bulk limit.
2 - High Size
You are huge and it shows. Your growth
limit is multiplied by 5 and you always have
growth equal to 4 times your growth limit.
Additionally you fit a size 2 size categories
larger than your base size (eg. Medium to
Huge) this does not affect your carry
capacity or bulk limit.
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3 - Moderate Size
You are significantly oversized. Your growth
limit is multiplied by 4 and you always have
growth equal to 3 times your growth limit.
Additionally you fit a size 1 size category
larger than your base size (eg. Medium to
Large) this does not affect your carry
capacity or bulk limit.
4 - Large Size
You are very large. Your growth limit is
multiplied by 3 and you always have growth
equal to 2 times your growth limit.
Additionally you fit a size 1 size category
larger than your base size (eg. Medium to
Large) this does not affect your carry
capacity or bulk limit.
5 - Big Size
You are quite big but not prohibitively so.
Your growth limit is multiplied by 2 and you
always have growth equal to your growth
limit. Additionally you fit a size 1 size
category larger than your base size (eg.
Medium to Large) this does not affect your
carry capacity or bulk limit.
Speed
At these sizes, movement becomes less of a
guarantee. From sizes 3 and up, you can also
move at half the speed of someone pushing
you.
1 - Slowest
You do not move at any good speed your
land movement speed is reduced by 15ft
2 - Slower
You are quite lumbering compared to most
people. Your land movement speed is
reduced by 10ft
3 - Slow
You are not fast but you could be slower.
Your land movement speed is reduced by 5ft
4 - Full Speed
You’re either used to your size, or your legs
are not terribly expanded, or some other
reason. Either way, you move at your normal
full speed.
5 - Roll
You’re more than mobile, you're adaptive.
You can roll instead of walk. When you do,
you ignore rough terrain. IF you have an
effect that makes you ignore rough terrain
anyway, you instead gain 10ft or movement
speed when you roll.
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Additionally, you may pick an alternative
option that deals with flight and floating in
lieu of ground motion.
1 - Ultra-Light
You are always flying and uncontrollably
move upwards at a rate of 20 feet a round if
you are not secured. If you are adjacent to a
surface you can grab onto you can move 10
feet along it.
2 - Very Light
You are always flying and uncontrollably
move upwards 5 feet each round you are not
secured. If you are adjacent to a solid object
you may push off of it as a bonus action to
move half your speed, or climb along it to
move half your speed if it has appropriate
hand holds.
3 - Floating
You Are always flying and are incapable of
moving under your own power. If you are
adjacent to a solid object you may try to
push off of it as a bonus action to move half
your speed as a or climb along surfaces with
appropriate hand holds to move half your
speed.
4 - Flight
You are always flying and are capable of
moving at 1/2 your base land speed, you
cannot walk so you cannot ever move faster
than this rate without some extraordinary
means.
5 - Controlled Flight
You are always flying and are capable of
moving at your base land speed.
Body Mechanics
The way you move in battle can also have its
own benefits. Bludgeoning and bumping
opponents on the field. The higher you go,
the better you are at striking opponents with
your mass.
1 - Average Damage
You deal normal damage with your body
strikes. This damage is overridden by class
features
2 - Improved Damage
You deal slightly better damage with your
body strikes. This damage is overridden by
class features. Your unarmed strikes deal 2
damage
3 - Skilled Damage
You are familiar with dealing damage and
interacting with opponents with your
increased size. Your unarmed strikes deal
1d4 damage.
4 - Body Control
You are in full control of your body and its
motions. Your unarmed strikes deal 1d6
damage
5 - Body Check
You are a bit wild to be on the field with.
Your bumping and checking people is
surprisingly effective. You deal 1d6 damage
with your unarmed strikes. Additionally by
spending a hit die you can make an
opponent roll a strength save vs a DC of 13
or be knocked backwards 10 feet. Targets
that critically fail this check are knocked
prone as well.
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 Manipulation
The next issue with being so big all the time
is the ability to actually interact with the
world at large. Especially when it comes to
weapons and making skill checks. It can be
difficult. The lower you go the fewer options
you have.
1 - Magehand
You can interact with the world with the use
of a mage hand. You learn the mage hand
cantrip.
2 - Only Ranged
You can’t really use melee in your current
status. You can only use ranged weapons.
3 - Only Ranged and Melee w/reach
You are too big for conventional melee. You
can only use melee weapons with reach and
they lose the reach condition when you
wield them. You can also use ranged
weapons.
4 - Standard Manipulation
You are adjusted to the use of your body to
interact with the world. Either because you
still have use of your hands or because
you’re just that good. Your manipulation
skills are not affected
5 - Advanced Magehands
You have a pair of advanced mage hands
that are by some metrics superior to other
hands. These hands can relay tactile sense,
be used to do complex actions like craft or
attack, and can reach 10 feet from your body.
In many ways it’s like having normal hands.
You lean the “mage hand” cantrip
Armor and Clothing
Armor and clothing tend to be a costly
endeavor. For some people it’s not worth
spending too much time and energy on.
The upside is that any armor or
clothing you DO wear cannot be outgrown
by you until you are 2 times your growth
limit in size.
1 - No armor, clothing cost x4
You are too big for armor. Additionally,
clothing costs 4 times as much for you to
buy and repair
2 - Armor and Clothing cost x3
Clothing and armor cost 3 times as much for
you to buy and repair
3 - Clothing and Armor cost x2
Clothing and armor cost 2 times as much for
you to buy and repair.
4 - Normal Clothing, Armor cost x2
You can still wear clothing normally and get
them made in a large enough size for cheap,
but armor costs 2 times as much for you to
buy and repair
5 - Normal Clothing and Armor
Your armor and clothing needs are
unaffected by your existence as a
permanently expanded person.
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 Traits
Once you have selected from all 5 of the
categories you can pick one trait that will
change or affect the way you interact with
the world as a perma character.
Acrobat
You are buoyant, pliable , and have a good
bit of bounce to you. Your jump height and
jump distance are doubled and you take half
fall damage. Additionally, creatures that
jump off of you or land on you have the
same benefits.
Non-Euclidian
You can fit through spaces most people
would otherwise think you shouldn’t be able
to. You can fit into any space that’s at least 3
feet on either side. To observers, this looks
like your body passes through the walls or
space around you. To you it looks like you
just fit in the space. Creatures on the
opposite side of the walls or ceilings cannot
see you even if you are larger than the space
you are occupying.

Battle Blimp
You are hard to navigate around. This is a
good thing for your allies and a bad thing for
your enemies. If you are size 1 - 3 allies have
half cover when you are standing between
them and an enemy. If you are size 4 or 5
they have full cover instead.

Comfortable
You are cozy the way you are and have had a
good time adjusting to life as someone that’s
permanently expanded. You gain 1 additional
skill proficiency, or expertise in one skill you
already have.

Momentum
You are used to moving like this. You can
dash as a bonus action, as long as you are
moving in the same direction. If you have
speed 5, targets at your movement
destination must succeed on a strength save
VS a DC 12 or be knocked back into a space
you are not occupying.

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ENCYCLOPEDIA:
Supernatural Gifts
Some people that start adventuring do so
because of or in possession of a special form
of supernatural aid or divine gifts that grant
them special abilities or perks
Supernatural gifts have a ranking
between them. Each ranking has a set point
value attached to them. For standard, special
noteworthy, and Extraordinary games some
point values will be allowed, With standard
values allowing for the fewest, and
extraordinary games allowing for the most.
As a general rule, confirm with your DM
which level your game is. You can have a
number of supernatural gifts with a point
value equal to what’s allowed in the game.
SUPERNATURAL GIFTS
Game Points
Type Allowed
Standard 0 points
Special 1 points
Noteworthy 3 points
Exceptional 4 points
Expansively Volatile [4 points]
You are either highly gifted with magical
power, are an extraplanar being somehow
bound to this plane, or otherwise, just a little
bit strange in how your anatomy works.
You cannot be physically harmed in
the traditional sense. It’s both a blessing and
a curse, however, as any damage you
WOULD take, instead turns into unstable
growth. It makes you much more flexible
than most people, but also means you’re
almost always blowing up dramatically.
Huge Capacity. You add your hitpoints at
level 1 to your growth limit. Every time you
level up, your hitpoints do not increase.
Instead you add the hitpoint increase to your
growth limit at the same time you increase
your growth limit.
Volatility. Whenever you would take
damage, instead you gain gaseous or fluid
(your choice) growth equal to the amount of
damage you just took.
Descendant of Taizo [2 points]
You are supposedly the Descendant of a
legendary humanoid who destroyed many
enemies in the underdark using his unusual
combat techniques that involved blowing up
his foes and dropping hefty rocks upon them
as well.
Whether or not you are actually
descended from him may be hard to tell, or
something you’re very proud of. Regardless
of the reality, it has imparted some unique
abilities to you.
Quick Draw. You have advantage on
initiative rolls when you are wielding a Taizo
weapon.
Expansive Resilience. When you take
damage, you can use your reaction to roll a
1d10, adding your constitution modifier to
the number rolled and can convert that
damage taken into growth points instead.
Taizo Quick-switch
5th-level Descendant of Taizo Trait
When you defeat an enemy using a Taizo
weapon, overflow damage passes into a
different enemy.
Taizo Traveler
11th-level Descendant of Taizo Trait
You gain a dig speed equal to your walk
speed. Where you enter and exit the earth
becomes rough terrain. If you travel under
an enemy while traveling like this, the
ground they are walking under also becomes
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rough terrain. If there is a cavern or space
under the space dug out (at DM discretion)
they fall in and if they fall from high enough,
take fall damage.
Taizo Reserves
17th-level Descendant of Taizo Trait
When you attack with a Taizo weapon, your
attacks are impressively effective. When you
deal damage with a Taizo-weapon, enemies
within 10 feet of your target gain gaseous
growth points equal to your strength or
dexterity mod (depending on the weapon
you use.) Additionally, when you critically
hit with a Taizo weapon, that gaseous
growth spread is doubled.
DESCENDENT OF TAIZO CHARACTERISTICS
D6 Characteristic
The Taizo family name should be respected
1
and defended at all costs.
While some people always thought my
2 ancestry was something special I was never
too sure
I am not a Descendant of Taizo, but I still
3 die to add one of the following effects:
have these powers. I wish to know why.
4
Sometimes in times of great need, I ask
Taizo for advice. Sometimes, he answers.
I will use my ancestry to achieve my own
5 roll
glory, greater than my Descendant
6
Taizo was a shameful Descendant to have. I
am loath to share his blood.
Fractal Growth [2 points]
Everything is governed by the forces of fate
and probability. These probabilities have
numbers and equations behind them. Even if
most people can't see them. You can see
ONE of these numbers. And the fact that
you can gives you incredible power.
Number of Power. Pick a number greater or
equal to 3 AND less than or equal to 9.
Whenever this number comes up in a roll
(after modifiers) you gain special benefits
and a little bit of growth.
When your number of power comes
up, you gain a 1d4 “Power Die.” You can use
this 1d4 to perform any of the actions you
are able to perform at your level. If your
number comes up again, that 1d4 increases
to a 1d6 and so on to a maximum of :
POWER DIE
Player Highest
Level Power Die
Level 1 1d8
Level 5 1d10
Level 10 1d12
Level 14 1d20
For each die value, you gain gaseous growth
equal to the max amount on the die. (Eg.
Gaining 1 die of power gives you 4 points of
gaseous growth. When it becomes a 1d6, you
gain another 6 points of gaseous growth for
a total of 10. These are not lost until the die
of power is spent.
Addition. At level 1, you can use your power
● Add the die’s value to an attack roll
● Add half the die’s value to a damage
● Add the die’s value to a skill check.
Subtraction. At level 5 you can use your
power to remove things from the
environment.
● Heal an Ally for the die’s value
● Reduce incoming damage by the
die’s value
Inverse Power Laws. At level 5 If your use of
subtraction sets the value of a number to a
number that contains your Number of
Power, you gain another 1d4 power die.
Division. At level 10 you can use your power
die to affect the world around you in
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interesting ways that divest effects from one
another.
● Reduce incoming damage towards
your allies by the die value, and then
cause the target to gain gaseous
growth equal to the max value of the
die.
● Split outgoing damage between your
targets and deal additional gaseous
growth points equal to the die’s
value.
● When you make a growth forfeit and
fail the check, instead of suffering a
forfeit, you may shed the growth to
any willing creature nearby willing to
take it. The amount must be equal in
all participants, however. (Eg. if you
have 60 points and 1 creature nearby
is willing to take some, they gain 30
of the points. With 2 it becomes 20
each and so on.)
Negative Integers. At level 10 once per day,
when you take damage, you may instead
choose to lose growth points equal to the
damage taken. IF the damage was more than
you have growth points to lose, however, you
instead grow to your Growth Limit.
Multiplication. Level 14, the final
advancement in simple mathematics your
growth can achieve. Is it a fractal division? Is
it Multiplication? Who *really* knows? The
laws of math are all but lost on you now.
● If your forfeit check has a 1 in it
alongside your number of power,
you may choose to fail the save
instead and explode, dealing 6 times
the amount rolled on your power die.
Taking no damage
● If your forfeit check has a 2 in it,
alongside your number of power, you
may choose to fail the save instead
and implode. Growing by 6 times the
amount rolled on your power die and
healing nearby allies by the same
amount.
Education. Now, your allies rolls also can
add to your numbers of power’s die if their
rolls contain your number of power. When
they make forfeit checks, they are also
subjected to the effects of Multiplication if
they are willing.
FRACTAL GROWTH CHARACTERISTICS
D6 Characteristic
My understanding of numbers simply makes
1 me superior.
Math is confusing…But I do like this number
2 for some reason.
Numbers are the only thing you can trust
3 unequivocally.
I swear there’s something to all these
4 numbers!
I picked up mathematics to help with my
5 class’ education.
6 Numbers, they’re everywhere!
Grand Anatomy [1 point]
You are not just big, you are BIG. Whereas
many people within your race may have an
idea of what “big” is, you far exceed that by a
tangible amount. This has its flaws and its
benefits.
What part of your anatomy is
expanded varies, and can be potentially
anything. The one unifying trait is that it is a
“body part” that at least some people
consider moderately attractive when it’s
bigger. Which could effectively be anything.
Attractive Size. When rolling to see if
someone is interested in your size (see Social
Checks,) you make the check with
advantage, and the person you are checking
against cannot tell you made the check.
You can also make these checks without
being expanded or inflated previously. Your
base size is already big enough to be
attention grabbing.
Custom Tailoring. Armor is 1.5x more
expensive for you, but cannot be destroyed
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by growing inside of it due to its unique fit. At level 5 this becomes full immunity and
Instead it is doffed instead of destroyed. instead all damage is converted into growth
Stacked Body. Attacks made with this points.
expanded body part as an unarmed attack
deal 1d4 bludgeoning damage. MAGNETIC MASS CHARACTERISTICS
D6 Characteristic
GRAND ANATOMY CHARACTERISTICS I am constantly careful around the element I
1 am resistant to.
D6 Characteristic My family suffered a tragedy from my
2 element. I am the result.
I learned early on people will let you get
1 away with a lot if you’re big enough. I have no idea how this happened but it’s
3 handy.
My growth was gradual. By the time I was
2 this big it had already been years. I know how this happened to me but no one
4 else can ever know…
I woke up like this one day. I’m not sure how
3 or why but eh. I was always taught to respect the elements.
5 And this is the best way to venerate them.
This is a gift from nature. It's my job to use
4 it responsibly. 6 I am invincible!
It’s always so amusing how dumbfounded
5 people get when they see me.
6
I never got used to the stares my figure
always garnered. Ungrowable [0 points]
For any number of reasons, you are unable
Magnetic Mass [2 points] to grow terribly much if at all. This has its
benefits and its drawbacks. But mostly
(idea by Anon, Mechanics by Cae)
benefits depending on who you ask.
Your body is unique. As a result of some
This “gift” is specifically for people
ritual in your youth or before your birth, or
who want to play in a growth based
perhaps because you were born under an
campaign, but do not strictly want to grow
auspicious star, your body is in tune with a
themselves while still availing themselves of
particular form of energy.
content within this book.
Instead of being harmed by this
Curable. This gift can be removed by
energy, you instead gain small benefits and
intentionally seeking out someone who can
relief from them. In a sense anyway.
“repair” or “cure” whatever makes someone
Resistantly Absorbent. At level 1 pick one
unable to grow.
type of non-physical damage. You gain
Inflexible. You cannot be expanded, inflated,
resistance against that damage type. Taking
or made grown at all. Any effect that
half damage, but also gaining the same
WOULD do growth damage, will instead do
amount in gaseous or fluid growth (your
regular damage.
choice) at the same time. If you come into
contact with a source of this damage type, Redirect. Whenever you are targeted by a
however, such as falling into a raging house growth effect, you can redirect the growth
fire with fire resistance, being exposed to you would gain to a different target, friend or
extreme cold with cold resistance, or foe. This can only be done once per long
entering the celestial plane/a sacred area rest.
with radiant resistance, you immediately
grow to your growth limit and (depending
on the situation) may immediately suffer a
forfeit.

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