D&D 5E Nations and Cannons: The American Crisis for DND 5E

[Sparky McDibben]

Haha. You guys have been great Do people post homebrew / prototype content in these forums? I might start to do that if there's interest—just tryna be respectful of the culture here since I haven't used EN World that much before!

Just joined a bit ago, so I'll leave that one to Weiley.

 

[Weiley31]

Haha. You guys have been great Do people post homebrew / prototype content in these forums? I might start to do that if there's interest—just tryna be respectful of the culture here since I haven't used EN World that much before!

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I've seen a number of peeps on here post a number of homebrew content before. Dave2008 posts a number of Homebrew modifications on various DND monsters in order to make them "more accurate" to their power levels while also giving them Mythic Actions that the og stat blocks never used to have. This seems to be his latest work on such homebrewing content IIRC

D&D 5E - The Lords of the Nine Hells of Baator

In anticipation of Planescape next year (and @Demetrios1453 speculation the upcoming book would include archdevils) and getting ready for the blood war, I give you the Lords of the Nine (+1). These are Works in Progress (WIP) as these first drafts are mostly a copy/paste from my old Epic Updates...

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Mike Myler has done an extensive work on various mythological figures. (Heck George Washington was one of em that he did too!

Mythological Figures

was a weekly column on EN World by [URL='https://www.enworld.org/ewr-porta/authors/mike-myler.6726030/']Mike Myler[/URL], originally inspired by . It included both historical and fictional figures built as NPCs using class levels and standard ability scores, and mythical monsters designed with...

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And another example: Doctorbadwolf has shown us WIP work of a class idea for how to do a Gish.

D&D 5E - The Aethernaut (WIP Gish class)

NOTE: I neglected to mention some key things. This is for a project that adds new classes and reworks the bottom tier classes a bit, as well as the fighter The monk is an obvious comparison point, so I should have noted that I remade the monk as well, combining low level defense features...

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So ya, I've seen plenty of peeps post homebrew/prototype content on the forums.

 

[Flagbearer Games]

Hey y'all! Just coming in here with a "bump," the Nations & Cannons kickstarter campaign for The American Crisis is coming up on its final 24 hours. We hit a bunch of stretch goals along the way and are really excited to bring this to life

 

[Ancalagon]

Hey y'all! Just coming in here with a "bump," the Nations & Cannons kickstarter campaign for The American Crisis is coming up on its final 24 hours. We hit a bunch of stretch goals along the way and are really excited to bring this to life

congrats on a successful campaign!

 

[Mad_Jack]

I backed it, and I've just started reading the core rules now...

 

[Andras]

Hey y'all! Just coming in here with a "bump," the Nations & Cannons kickstarter campaign for The American Crisis is coming up on its final 24 hours. We hit a bunch of stretch goals along the way and are really excited to bring this to life

Some of the backgrounds give the character one or two Continental Dollars, but the only mention of their value is that due to inflation the exchange rate is variable. Is there a useful value for these? what can you buy with a C$?

eta, one more question. if a weapon rolls multiple die for damage and scores a crit, does it roll all the dice again or just one? the rule for the critical hits says the player rolls one additional die, not all of them.

 

[Flagbearer Games]

Continental dollars are left purposefully vague, with price points for equipment listed in pounds sterling (which had a fairly fixed value). This is more of a plot point for GMs to play with than a useful reward, but we're planning on including a mechanic for this in The American Crisis.

For critical hits, this should be the same as stock 5e. You might be looking at one of the Scout role's traits, which functions identically to the fantasy Half-Orc's savage attacks trait.