Homebrew Fighting Styles Thread

[Eubani]

How about Bludgeoning Style: Any enemy you hit wit a bludgeoning weapon and causes damage has it's movement halved till the end of it's next turn.

 

[Fragsie]

How about Bludgeoning Style: Any enemy you hit wit a bludgeoning weapon and causes damage has it's movement halved till the end of it's next turn.

How about this?:
Sapper - When you hit a creature with a weapon attack and deal bludgeoning damage, you can choose to forgo the weapons damage (any extra damage such as a rogue's sneak attack still applies) and instead the creature is stunned until the end of it's next turn.

Oh, just that they're very campaign specific and I was expecting to see more generic things.

That's true, but I have now updated the original post to include some more fighting styles from internet sources that are more accessible in any campaign.

 

[Cap'n Kobold]

How about this?:
Sapper - When you hit a creature with a weapon attack and deal bludgeoning damage, you can choose to forgo the weapons damage (any extra damage such as a rogue's sneak attack still applies) and instead the creature is stunned until the end of it's next turn.

Thats kinda insanely powerful.

 

[Fragsie]

Thats kinda insanely powerful.

You're right, after posting this and getting on with my day, I kept knocking myself for how OP my suggestion was! I still had my previous editions head on, and was thinking of the Dazed condition, which doesn't exist in 5e. I should have written something like 'may only make a single action or move action' instead of stunned.

 

[Cap'n Kobold]

You're right, after posting this and getting on with my day, I kept knocking myself for how OP my suggestion was! I still had my previous editions head on, and was thinking of the Dazed condition, which doesn't exist in 5e. I should have written something like 'may only make a single action or move action' instead of stunned.

Or at least require some form of check rather than automatically succeeding.