There also was a book for AD&D 2E called Diablo II Adventure Game, that converted the Diablo classes to archetypes ("kits", as they were then called) for the D&D system. The Sorceress was a kind of wizard. Not overwhelming.
I tried to rewrite the Mystic class for Forgotten Realms as an "elemental witch", but it was too heavy and toilsome. Well, now the Sorcerer exists, and the elemental bloodline is just what I needed. I just had to find a way to combine different elements.
And here it is. Another ancient dream become reality. Hope you like it.
Also, this is the day of the month I publicly thank those who donate 3 $ or more on my Patreon page. So a big thank you to:
Cecil Maye
S L Hall
Zabor
If you wish to see stuff in advance and have access to other rewards, please consider donating!
Elementalist Sorcerer
There are sorcerers in whose veins flows not only the power of one element, but many.
Bloodline: An elementalist sorcerer must have the elemental bloodline.
Diminished Spellcasting: An elementalist sorcerer can cast one fewer spell per day of each level than normal. If this reduces the number to 0, she can cast spells of that level only if her Charisma score grants her bonus spells of that level. Her number of sorcerer spells known is unchanged.
This ability alters the sorcerer’s spellcasting.
Elemental Spell (Ex): An elementalist sorcerer gains Elemental Spell as a bonus feat at 1st level. She gains it again at 7th and 13th level, each time applying it to a different element. This replaces eschew materials and the 7th- and 13th-level bloodline feats.
Scion of Many Elements: At 1st level, an elementalist sorcerer chooses two elements instead of one. Every time she uses her bloodline arcana, bloodline powers, and bloodline spells, she chooses which element she uses them with. At 10th level, she can select a third element to use her bloodline abilities with.
Nessun commento:
Posta un commento