Subclasses by the Dozen

This collection of homebrewed subclasses includes:

− Barbarian: Path of the Night Raider
− Bard: College of Ventriloquism
− Cleric: Travel Domain
− Druid: Circle of the Hive
− Fighter: Scoundrel
− Monk: Way of the Meteor
− Paladin: Oath of Preservation
− Ranger: Marshal
− Rogue: Surgeon
− Sorcerer: Aberrant Entity
− Warlock: Pact of the Formless
− Wizard: Chronomancer

by Tim Van Rillaer

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Path of the Night Raider
Barbarian Subclass
Some barbarian cultures revere the Shadow Incarnate
darkness and learn how to use it to their
At 14th level, each time the relentless rage ability is
advantage. these people might be
triggered, and you succeed at the saving throw,
nocturnal, live in the shadow of endless magical darkness spreads from you in a 15-foot
forests or they are denizens of the radius sphere. A creature with Darkvision can't see
underdark. Warriors of these tribes are through this darkness, and nonmagical light can't
not only used to the darkness, they use it illuminate it. You however, can see in this magical
to their advantage. their bodies and darkness. The darkness dissipates after one minute.
weapons coated in black paints, giving
them a ghoulish appearance. Most of
them also use face paint when they are
raiding civilised settlements, inspiring
great fear into those who are awoken by
such a shadowy, hellish and silent
attacker. Night raiders are superior at
skulking their opponents, surprising them
and shredding them to pieces before they
can organise themselves.

Skulking Warrior
At 3rd level, you gain expertise on stealth checks
when you use the hide action in an area that is at
least lightly obscured.

Bonus Proficiencies
When you choose this path at 3rd level, you gain
proficiency in the Stealth skill.

Ghoulish Presence
At 6th level, while you are raging you look like a
hideous ghoulish creature. The last humanoid
creature you hit with a melee attack has
disadvantage on any attacks rolls it makes against
targets other than you.

Perfect Timing
At 10th level, you learn how to perfectly time your
attacks. When you attack a surprised creature and
score a hit, you can treat it as a critical hit.
College of Ventriloquism
Bard Subclass
Bards of the college of ventriloquism are Furthermore, you can also expend a Bardic
Inspiration die to impose disadvantage on a
known by all, loved by many and hated by creature’s saving throw against your enchantment
some. The latter group is mostly irked by spells.
satiric performances of the person in
question. Another slight inconvenience to Speak from the Stomach
this group is that the ability to throw one’s At 14th level, even magic cannot contain the
voice makes the ventriloquists chatter throwing of your voice. You will always be able to
hard to muffle, even with their own sock fulfil the verbal component of a spell; even when
under the influence of the silence spell.
puppet stuffed in their mouths. Furthermore, you have perfected the art of
mockery and can cast vicious mockery as a bonus
Experts at mimicking voices and action from now on.
improvising characters on the spot, the
ventriloquist might often be mistaken for
the village fool. Nevertheless, some of
them conduct more serious performances
and they can even tap into the magic that
follows their charismatic performances.
Bonus Proficiencies
When you join the College of Ventriloquism at 3rd
level, you gain the ventriloquism and puppeteering
proficiencies.

No Strings Attached
At 3rd level, you learn to thwart your enemies by
throwing your voice. When you are dealing damage
with a cantrip, you can expend one of your uses of
Bardic Inspiration, rolling a Bardic Inspiration die Ventriloquism: Gagging, or otherwise obstructing
and adding the number rolled to your damage as your mouth does not refrain you from talking or
psychic damage. casting spells with a verbal component.
Puppeteering: The following table details which
Puppet Master kinds of puppets you can make during a long rest and
at what cost. You can convert any of these puppets to
At 6th level, others are enthralled by your
a spellfocus at the cost of an additional 2 gp.
performance like puppets on a string. Whether you
use this power to aid your allies, fool your enemies
or just pull some pranks is up to you. You can use
the countercharm feature as a bonus action at the Type of puppet Material cost
cost of a Bardic Inspiration die. Sockpuppet, fingerpuppet 1 cp
Rod puppet, glove puppet 4 sp
Marionette, dummy 2 gp
Automaton, clockwork 5 gp
puppet
Travel Domain
Cleric Subclass
The gods of travel are patrons to those
who seek a better place to live or simply
want to broaden their horizons. These
gods teach that it is unwise to travel
unprepared and bless their followers with
safehavens in the form of inns, caves,
hollowed out trees and the likes. Travel
does not only limit itself to the material
plane either, for there are many
wonderful locations to be discovered
along the multiverse. followers of these
deities take great pleasure in discovering
new places and faces and thus make for
great guides, adventurers or traveling
merchants. Deitiesof this domain includ:
Tymora, Selûne, Waukeen, Baervan
Wildwanderer, Ganesha, Hermes and
many more.
Domain spells
You gain domain spells at the cleric levels listed in
the Grave Domain Spells table. See the Divine
Domain class feature for how domain spells work.
Level Spell
1st Comprehend Languages, Longstrider
3rd Find Steed, Spider Climb
5th Fly, Haste
7th Dimension Door, Guardian of Nature
9th Contact Other Plane, Far Step
Bonus Proficiencies
When you choose this domain at 1st level, you gain
proficiency with land vehicles (mounts). If you
already have this proficiency, it becomes an
expertise (add double your proficiency bonus to
ability checks of this kind).
Fast Paced
Starting at 1st level, your movement speed is
increased by 10 feet. While you are concentrating
on a spell targeting an allied creature, its movement
speed is also increased by 10 feet.
Channel Divinity: Safe Travels
Starting at 2nd level you can use your channel
divinity to allow you and your companions to
travel safely for a short period. When using this
feature, you gain the following benefits for two
hours;
▪ Allies within 30 feet of you are not
hindered by difficult terrain.
▪ Anyone within a dome with a radius of 30
feet is not affected by normal weather
effects. Effects caused by magic (or
extraplanar weather) can perforate the
dome.
▪ When you are ambushed, you are not
surprised as long as you can see or hear.
Starting at level 14, the dome also protects you
from extraplanar weather and the effects of
magical weather caused by spells of level 3 or less.
Traveling Companion
Starting at 6th level, your spells make traveling
easier for you and friends you make along the way.
When targeting one allied creature or more with a
concentration spell, you can choose to use this
feature to target yourself on top. You can use this
feature once per long rest.
See You on the Other Side
At 8th level, when an ally within 60 feet is reduced
to 0 hitpoints, you can use your reaction to switch
places with this ally. You can use this feature a
number of times equal to your Wisdom modifier
(minimum of once). You regain all uses on a long
rest.
Final Destination
Starting at 17th level, you have prepared for your
final voyage, but you are not willing to make it just
yet. When you are reduced to 0 hit points and you
are concentrating on a spell, you make a
concentration check. If it succeeds, you anticipated
the final blow and instead you are reduced to 1 hit
point.
Circle of the Hive
Druid Subclass
Druids from the circle of the hive believe
that every living being is linked in a system
and has their own place in it. it is the task
of the druid to remind people, animals
and spirits of their respective
responsabilities and roles in the world.
They are often the connecting point
between different communities. They
know how to engage these different
groups and if needed will use this to
quench evildoers or drive back evil forces.
Like an insect queen to her colony, the
hive druid inspires teamwork,
communication for the greater good of
all.
Strength in Unity
Starting at 2nd level, you find that the many hands
make light work:
▪ When you hit a target with a weapon
attack, you add the number of other allies
within 5 feet of the target to the damage of
your attack, up to a limit of 3 damage.
▪ When you use the aid action to help an ally
with an ability check, you can add your
proficiency bonus to the roll instead of
rolling with advantage. This effect cannot
be combined with the Guidance cantrip.
Swarm Intelligence
Starting at 6th level you gain an understanding of the
mind of many and can communicate with swarms
of beasts with pheromones, movement and the
likes. Swarms of beasts count as beasts for the
purpose of your wildshape ability and the conjure
animals spell.
When you wildshape into a swarm of insects, you
gain the following additional benefits in this form:
▪ you can add your druid level to the hit
points total of the swarm.
▪ you retain your Strength, Dexterity and
Constitution scores
▪ your AC is 11 + your Dexterity modifier
▪ you gain Multiattack. The Swarm of
Insects makes two Bites attacks. And your
to hit bonus is now equal to your
proficiency bonus + your Dexterity
modifier.
Hivemind
Starting at 10th level, you can forge a telepathic
link among up to eight willing creatures of your
choice within 30 feet of you during a long rest.
Creatures with Intelligence scores of 2 or less
aren’t affected by this trait. When you do so, you
can communicate telepathically with the others
trough the bond whether you have a common
language or not. On top of that, the creatures you
have bonded with have advantage on melee attacks
against creatures within 5 feet of you.
Long Live the King
Starting at 14th level, every time you revert to your
normal form you can choose to activate the effect
of the 5th level Insect Plague spell as a reaction
without expending any spell slots. When you’ve
used your bonus action to revert to your normal
form, you also gain the benefits of the disengage
action.
Scoundrel
Fighter Subclass
You have learned to do what it takes to
win a fight. The techniques you have
mastered may seem unsportsmanlike, but
at least you’ll live to fight another day!
The scoundrel can turn almost anything
into a weapon and uses his surroundings
to his advantage. Honour won’t pay the
bills or win you a fight for that matter.
Tavern Brawler
You have learned to stand your ground drunken
brawl. At 3rd level you gain proficiency with
improvised weapons and the following benefits:
• You can roll a d4 in place of your unarmed strike.
This dice changes to a d6 at level 10.
• You can roll a d6 for the damage of your
improvised weapon attack. This dice changes to a
d8 at level 10.
Fight Dirty
At 3th level you have learned a few dirty tricks to
use in combat, choose 2 techniques you have
mastered from the list down below. You can use
one of your attacks per turn to use one these dirty
tricks. After you have used a technique on a certain
enemy, the creature will remember your disgraceful
strike and the same technique will not work on that
specific enemy for the next 24 hours. You learn
one additional technique at 7th, 10th, 15th and 18th
level.
Kick the Dirt / Eye gauge: Make an unarmed
strike attack. If it hits your target the target is
blinded until the end of its next turn.
Under the Belt: Make a melee attack roll against a
humanoid creature. If it hits your target; instead of
taking damage, the target is stunned until the start
of its next turn.
Insult to Injury: Make an attack roll against a
creature that can understand you and insult it while
you do. Whether you hit the creature and deal
damage or not; the creature now has disadvantage
to hit any creature other than you, until it has
successfully dealt damage to you.
Headbutt: Make an unarmed strike attack against a
creature grappling you. If it hits, you are freed from
their grapple.
Pull the Hair/Ears/Tentacles: Make a grapple
check, on a success you can use a bonus action to
make an unarmed strike against the grappled
creature. If at the start of your turn the creature is
still grappled, you can repeat this bonus action.
Throat Jab: Make a melee attack roll, on a hit your
target cannot speak until the end of its next turn,
preventing it from doing things like casting verbal
component spells or calling in reinforcements.
Knock Knock: Make an unarmed strike against a
creature wearing a shield. On a hit you kick the
shield against the creature’s face, lowering its AC by
2 until the start of its next turn.
Aim for the Fingers: Make an attack roll. On a hit,
instead of dealing damage you can choose one item
of your choice the target is holding and force it to
drop it.
Curse Like a Sailor
At 7th level you have learned to imbue your hits
with ancient curses. Attacks made with your
improvised weapons deal magic damage for the
purpose of overcoming resistance and immunity to
non-magical attacks.
Share the Pain
At 10th level, when a medium or smaller creature
misses you with a melee attack, you can use your
reaction to force it to deal damage to another
creature within 5 feet of you instead.
Legendary Distraction
At 15th level, you have achieved a legendary level
of faul play. You gain one legendary distraction.
You can use this at the end of another creature’s
turn to execute any dirty fighting technique,
whether you have learned it or not. You regain the
legendary distraction after a short or long rest.

Playing Possum

At 18th level you will go as far as faking your own

defeat to ensure victory in a fight. When you are
hit by an attack, you can use your reaction to fall
prone. In this state, creatures must use an action to
make an investigation check contested by
performance check from your side to realise you
aren’t unconscious. On your next turn and while
you are still prone, the first attack you make against
a creature that is unaware of your play is
automatically a critical hit and deals an added 4d6
weapon damage. You can only use this feature
once per short rest.
Way of the Meteor
Monk Subclass
You are trained in the use of chain
weapons, for example the meteor
hammer. You have an incredible control
over the swings of your chain weapon,
making you an unpredictable opponent.
Wherever you go, you are sure to amaze
people with the kind of impact you
make.
Bonus Proficiencies
When you choose this tradition at 3rd level, you
gain proficiency with flails and chain weapons
(including the meteor hammer) and these count as
monk weapons for you.
Whirlwind of Chains
At 3rd level, you can expend 1 Ki point and use
your action to whirl your chain weapon around you
in a 5-foot cube for one minute or until your
concentration is broken. Using other abilities that
cost Ki-points breaks your concentration on the
whirlwind. When a creature enters the whirlwind’s
area for the first time on a turn or starts its turn
there, it gets barraged by your chain weapon. You
must make an attack roll against any such creature,
dealing damage as normal on a hit. While
channelling this whirlwind your movement speed is
halved.
Advanced Techniques
At 6th level, you have learned to use the chains as
an extension of your body and mind. Allowing you
to channel your ki into your strikes and granting
the following benefits:
Magic Chain Weapons: Your attacks with chain
weapons count as magical for the purpose of
overcoming resistance and immunity to
nonmagical attacks and damage.
Throw and grab: You can spend 1 ki point to
make a ranged attack with your chain weapon of
up to 10 feet against a creature that is Large or
smaller. On a hit, on top of the damage dealt the
creature is also restrained until the end of your next
turn. On your turn you can use an action to make a
contested Strength (Athletics) check against the
creature. On a success the creature remains
restrained until the end of your next turn. The
creature can also use its action to attempt a DC 20
Strength check to free itself. You can only have
one such creature restrained at a time in this way.
Storm from Above
At 11th level, you can deal devastating blows with
vertical strikes from your chain weapon. When you
hit a creature with your chain weapon, you can
expend 2 ki points to deal an additional martial art
die of damage and your target must succeed on a
Strength saving throw or be knocked prone. This
feature can only be used once per turn.
Meteor Shower
At 17th level, when a creature misses you with a
melee attack, you can use your reaction to make a
chain weapon attack against the creature. On a hit,
the creature has disadvantage on attack rolls made
against you until the start of its next turn.
Chain weapons: Chain weapons are made by
attaching one or more heavy objects to a chain.
Usually they deal bludgeoning damage, but the
appendages can also be sickles and the likes causing
the weapon to deal slashing damage instead. When
your chain weapon is of the double headed variant,
you can attack with one side with your main hand
and the other with your offhand as a bonus action.
Cost Damage Weight Properties
15 gp 1d6 bludgeoning 6 lb. Finesse
Oath of Preservation
Paladin Subclass
Paladins under the oath of preservation Aura of Enlightenment
believe that magical knowledge and
Starting at 7th level, whenever you or a friendly
artefacts must be preserved in sacred and
creature within 10 feet of you must make an
most of all protected places. Dangerous Intelligence or Wisdom check or saving throw, the
spells and items should be kept from the creature gains a bonus to the check or saving
common rabble who would misuse them throw equal to your Charisma modifier (with a
otherwise. it is in your hands to find these minimum bonus of +1). You must be conscious to
secrets and artefacts and preserve them. grant this bonus. At 18th level, the range of this
With great power comes great aura increases to 30 feet.
responsibility. Sacred Polyglot
Starting at 15th level, you are always under the
Oath Spells
effect of a Comprehend Languages spell. In
You gain oath spells at the paladin levels listed. addition, it only takes you half a minute to read
one page of text.
Level Spell
3rd Illusory script, Detect Magic Seeker of Truth
5th Arcane Lock, Arcanist’s Magic Aura
9th Magic Circle, Spirit Guardians At 20th level, you become an avatar of
13th Faithful Hound, Banishment enlightenment, which gives you two benefits:
17th Legend Lore, Modify Memory
- You can cast counterspell (level 3) at will a
number of times equal to your charisma
modifier. You regain all uses after a long
Channel divinity rest. You use your charisma as spellcasting
modifier.
When you take this oath at level 3, you gain the
- You gain truesight (120 feet)
following two channel divinity options:
Catalogue of Relics
As an action, you can target a magic item or spell
scroll that you can see within 30 feet and gain the
effects of the identify spell as though you had just
cast it on the item.
Preserve Magic
You can use this feature as your reaction when one
of your allies casts a spell that requires a saving
throw. When you do this, you try to amplify their
spell with your righteous might forcing the targets
of the spell to make their save with disadvantage. If
the spell targets more than one creature, you
impose disadvantage on a group of creatures
whose combined CR is equal to or less than half
your level.
Marshal
Ranger Subclass
Marshals are there to enforce the peace in
small settlements expanding into the
wilderness. They are most often hunting
down lawbreakers of any magnitude.
Some of them catch murderers and
thieves for the sense of justice, while
others are just in it for the gold that they
earn bringing in these criminals.
Arm of the Law
Starting at 3rd level, you learn an additional spell
when you reach certain levels in this class, as
shown in the table. The spell counts as a ranger
spell for you, but it doesn’t count against the
number of ranger spells you know.
Level Spell
3rd Guiding Bolt
5th Rope Trick
9th Phantom Steed
13th Resilient Sphere
17th Dominate Person
Lone Wanderer
Starting at 3rd level, your time patrolling the
borders of civilisation catching cutthroats and petty
thieves has given you time to practise your aim.
You gain the Crossbow Expert feat if you don’t
have it already. If you do, you can choose another
feat for free.
Crossbow Expert
Thanks to extensive practice with the crossbow,
you gain the following benefits:
▪ You ignore the loading quality of crossbows
with which you are proficient.
▪ Being within 5 feet of a hostile creature
doesn’t impose disadvantage on your ranged
attack rolls.
▪ When you use the Attack action and attack
with a one-handed weapon, you can use a
bonus action to attack with a hand crossbow
you are holding.
Dead or Alive
At 3rd level, you are trained at apprehending
criminals, incapacitating them and bringing them
to justice. When reducing a humanoid creature to 0
hit points with a ranged attack, you can choose to
knock it unconscious instead as you have learned
not to shoot the vital parts of your bounty.
You also gain proficiency with land vehicles
(mounts) to get your quarry home. If you already
were proficient with mounts, you now have
expertise.
Furthermore, after a long rest you can choose a
specific quarry. You need the creature’s name and
a description of its appearance. Until your next
long rest, you can target this quarry with hunter’s
mark without expending a spell slot.
Spur of the moment
Starting at 7th level, you gain a morale boost when
your opponents don’t hit you. When an enemy
misses you with an attack roll, gain temporary hit
points equal to your wisdom modifier.
High Noon
Starting at 11th level, you can go into a bolt-frenzy.
When you hit someone with a ranged attack, you
can make another ranged attack. If that attack hits
you can make another attack and so forth until you
miss, or you are out of crossbow bolts. You can
use this feature once per long rest.
I am the Law
At 15th level, once you lock eyes with your quarry,
you will not surrender. When you can see your
quarry, you are immune to the frightened
condition.
When you drop to 0 hit points while you can see
your quarry, you don’t fall unconscious. Instead
you take your turns as normal, but you do keep
track of your death saving throws at the start of
your turn. If you get three successes, you regain 1
hit point. If you accumulate three failures, you
collapse dead on the floor.
Surgeon
Rogue Subclass
You have studied the physiology of the There is a Doctor in the House
body excessively. You know both how to
heal and to harm effectively. Your skills At 13th level, your medical expertise and quick
reflexes allow you to save gravely injured people.
are a great asset to any organisation,
You can use the level 6 heal spell once per long
criminal or otherwise. rest.

Ideally a surgeon is not only skilled with Surgeon of Death

their hands, but also with their mind.
Assessing the situation and acting Beginning at 17th level, your medical knowledge
accordingly can save lives in many cases. allows you to hit the enemy where it hurts. You
can choose two extra humanoid races for your
physiology expert feature. Your sneak attack
Demand and Supply damage to targets affected by this feature increases
by 3d6.
Starting at 3rd level during a short or a long rest
you can procure an amount of medical supplies
equal to half your Intelligence modifier rounded
down, with a minimum of 1. You declare which
supplies you prepare before the rest and unused
supplies are discarded at this moment as well. You
can use the supplies as an action and use your
Dexterity as spellcasting ability if applicable. These
medical supplies include:

• Anaesthetic shot: use to cast a 1st level sleep spell

• Trauma kit: use to cast a 1st level cure wounds

spell

• Antitoxin: use to cast a 2nd level lesser

restoration or a 2nd level protection from poison.
(available from level 7 on.)

The level of the spells increases to 2nd level at

level 7, 3rd level at level 13 and 4th level at level
19.

Physiology Expert
At 9th level, you have acquired a broad
understanding of bodily functions of creatures of
your race and another humanoid race of your
choice. You have advantage on attack rolls made
against creatures of these races. On top of that,
you can cast the detect poison and disease spell at
will, but it will only detect poisons and or diseases
currently afflicting humanoid creatures.
Aberrant Entity
Sorcerer Subclass
Your source of magic is foreign to this
world and hard to grasp. Maybe the power
within you comes from experiments
performed on your ancestors by illithids
in the times of yonder, you were dreamt
up by a beholder or some ancient alien
force has gifted you with these powers for
its entertainment. Whatever is the case,
the more you find out about the source of
your powers the less sense the world
seems to make and the more different you
feel than those around you. Others seem
to be able to pick up on your strangeness,
the look in your eyes, the way you answer
to questions nobody asked aloud and even
the way you talk and walk seems aloof to
them. Most people fear or hate sorcerers
with this aberrant power, so often they
must flee from town to town. The
Aberrant Entity might find a kindred
spirit if it looks far and wide enough and
if he does, they are often aberration
themselves.
itself on a success. After using this feature, you
make the same Intelligence saving throw. On a
failure, you roll on the Short-Term madness table
as your mind is damaged from the blast.
When you reach level 10 in this class, you expend
more sorcery points to increase the damage dealt
by this feature by 1d8 per extra 2 sorcery points
you have expended.
We All Float Here
Starting at 14th level you learn to the levitate and
detect thoughts spells, which don’t count against
your number of sorcerer spells known. In addition,
you can cast them by spending 2 sorcery points or
expending a spell slot.
Mindfeeder
At 18th level, you can feast on the thoughts of
others. When a creature is charmed by you, it takes
3d8 psychic damage at the end of its turn. You
restore hitpoints equal to the amount of damage
dealt to the creature.

Advanced Telepathy
At 1st level you gain telepathy up to a 60 feet range.
Additionally, you can also perceive the content of
any telepathic communication used within a radius
of 60 feet of yourself.

Maddening Mind
Starting at 6th level you have learned how to
amplify and broadcast your alien mind to harm
others. As an action you can expend 3 sorcery
points to magically emit psychic energy in a 60-foot
cone. Each creature in that area must succeed on
an Intelligence saving throw against your
spellcasting DC or take 3d8 + your charisma
modifier psychic damage and be stunned for 1
minute. A creature can repeat the saving throw at
the end of each of its turns, ending the effect on
The Formless
Warlock Subclass
You draw your powers from a formless,
shapeless entity. This entity could be a
powerful sentient ooze or Jubilex himself
or perhaps even a starspawn. The pact
you’ve made with this strange being
allows you to change your form.
Connection with such a weird and cold
entity will change not only your body but
also your mind over time. Your texture
will become slimy and you will start
drooling with a mindless gaze in your
eyes.
Expanded Spell List
The formless lets you choose from an expanded
list of spells when you learn a warlock spell. The
following spells are added to the warlock spell list
for you.
Spell Level Spells
1st Disguise Self, Grease
2nd Enlarge/Reduce, Detect Thoughts
3rd Meld into Stone, Stinking Cloud
4th Stoneskin, Polymorph
5th Seeming, Cloudkill
Bonus Cantrips
At 1st level, you learn the acid splash and
resistance cantrips. They count as warlock cantrips
for you, but they don’t count against your number
of cantrips known.
Slippery Slope
At 1st level, you have a certain control over the
poisons and acids you wield. Whenever you deal
poison or acid damage, you can add your charisma
modifier to this damage. The copy you gain at level
6 does not benefit from this feature.
And Then There Were Two
Starting at 6th level, you have learned the secret to
splitting yourself from your formless patron. As an
action, you can spend half your maximum
hitpoints and a copy of yourself will appear in an
unoccupied space within 5 feet of you. Your hit
points maximum is reduced by half until this copy
of you has its hitpoints reduced to 0. If no such
space is available, you cannot split.
The copy of yourself has half your maximum
hitpoints and acts on your initiative. It has only an
action, no bonus action or reaction. It cannot cast
spells but can cast cantrips. If you are reduced to 0
hitpoints, your consciousness will transfer to the
clone if it is within 200 feet of you. If it is not, you
are knocked unconscious as normal.
If the copy is out of 200 feet from you for over a
week, it will grow its own consciousness and start
to plot to replace you. If it succeeds or you are
killed further than 200 feet from your clone, it will
regain your max hit points and replace your former
character with a different personality and vague
memories of its life before the split.
Formless, Shapeless, Mindless
At 10th level, your endeavours into the knowledge
of your patron have left you a husk of your former
self. Through forbidden texts and rituals, you have
gained the following benefits:
▪ Your mind has been hollowed, you and
your copy are immune to psychic damage;
but cannot succeed on History, Nature,
Medicine, Animal Handling or Religion
checks.
▪ You can use an action to consume your
copy, regaining half its remaining hit points.
▪ You and your copy have advantage against
being grappled or restrained.
Ever Changing
At 14th level, you have imbued yourself with
enchantments that adapt your body to your
surroundings. You can innately cast the Absorb
Elements spell at first level. When you are resistant
to a type of damage in this way, so is your copy.
Eldritch Invocations:

Nebulous Force
Prerequisite: 5th level
You can cast gaseous form once on yourself without
expending a spell slot. You regain the ability to do
so when you finish a long rest.

Shapechanger
Prerequisite: 10th level, the Formless Patron
You get the shapechanger tag, making you immune
to being targeted by the polymorph spell against
your will. You also gain the Change shape action.
Change shape: you magically polymorphs into a
Small or Medium humanoid, or back into your true
form. Your Statistics are the same in each form.
Any Equipment you are wearing or carrying isn't
transformed. You revert to your true form if you
die.

Ooze Enthusiast
Prerequisite: Pact of the Chain feature
When you cast the find familiar spell, you can
choose to let your familiar take the form of a
Raisin Eater.
School of Chronomancy
Wizard Subclass
The school of chronomancy seeks to
manipulate time through the practice of
magic. All chronomancers know that
time is a fickle property and great care
needs to be taken when messing with it.
The Moth Theorem explains that even
the smallest alteration to a timeline might
have grave consequences. Altering time
itself is thus a risky undertaking
Temporal Paradox
At 14th level, you add the banishment spell to your
spell book if it is not there already.
When you cast banishment, you can choose to
send the target in forward or backward in time
instead. If you choose this option, the following
rules apply:
• If the spell ends before 1 minute has passed, the
target reappears in the space it left or in the nearest

An Old Colleague of Mine unoccupied space if that space is occupied.

Beginning when you select this school at 2nd level,
you are better at learning spells that have stood the
test of time. The gold and time you must spend to
copy spells with names of wizards in their title into
you spell book is halved.
A Wizard Arrives Precisely When
He Means To
Starting at 2nd level every time initiative is rolled,
you can swap the result of your d20 roll with that
of another creature. If the creature is not willing to
swap, it can make a Dexterity save against your
spellcasting DC and on a success both creatures
keep their original roll.
Otherwise, the target doesn't return and is stuck in
time.
• You can send the creature forward/backward in
time for a maximum of years equal to your
Intelligence modifier times your Wizard level with
a maximum of 200 years and a minimum of 6
seconds.
Caution: this may cause unforeseen events in your
future, past and present. For optimal use of this
feature give your DM the time to think of these
consequences.

Hands of Time
At 6th level, you add the slow spell to your spell
book if it is not there already. When you cast slow,
you can target one additional creature. Also, when
you cast slow your speed is doubled until the start
of your next turn.

Time Skip
Beginning at 10th level, your mastery of time
allows you to predict your enemies’ movements to
an extent. You can disengage as a bonus action
now.