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<blockquote data-quote="Quickleaf" data-source="post: 8262395" data-attributes="member: 20323">I don't have quite that much unique stuff happening class/race-wise – since my homebrew setting &quot;The Witching Grounds&quot; is more about weaving familiar interesting stories with the tropes that are there – but I can share a bit.There is a Witch class that I cobbled together from Dragon #114, the old Witches' Netbook, and a lot of my own ideas blended with a touch of things from Marion Zimmer Bradley's Avalon series, and probably other authors I'm forgetting in the moment. Very much modeled on the structure of the Druid class but focusing on &quot;subtle spells&quot; with a handful of new spells I converted over.There is a race called the Cauldronborn, which are living creatures created by hag magic and are now self-propagating.Orcs have a very unique role in the setting, being more ocean-themed, practicing transhumance, and having a culture of adopting other races.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Quickleaf, post: 8262395, member: 20323"] I don't have quite that much unique stuff happening class/race-wise – since my homebrew setting "The Witching Grounds" is more about weaving familiar interesting stories with the tropes that are there – but I can share a bit. There is a Witch class that I cobbled together from Dragon #114, the old Witches' Netbook, and a lot of my own ideas blended with a touch of things from Marion Zimmer Bradley's [I]Avalon [/I]series, and probably other authors I'm forgetting in the moment. Very much modeled on the structure of the Druid class but focusing on "subtle spells" with a handful of new spells I converted over. There is a race called the Cauldronborn, which are living creatures created by hag magic and are now self-propagating. Orcs have a very unique role in the setting, being more ocean-themed, practicing transhumance, and having a culture of adopting other races. [/QUOTE]

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