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1. #HOMEBREW CLASSES 5E PHYSICS FULL#
2. #HOMEBREW CLASSES 5E PHYSICS FREE#
3. #HOMEBREW CLASSES 5E PHYSICS CRACK#

A d8 for longswords stays a d8 for a scissor blade, but a greater versatility dice doesn't make sense, same for reach. Scaling weapon dice to Fairy size isn't necessary. I would double the damage of slashing weapons, halve piercing, and set bludgeoning to 1. Try beating someone to death with a walnut. Blunt force will never be a Fairy's first choice of attack. since their precision and edge alignment must be over the top good, but only normal or less piercing damage (nails, needles, toothpicks, pens, thorns.) because of the impact strength and actual possible wound size. Weapon damage is interesting, because, I think, Fairies can deal massive wounds with slicing utensils such as daggers, razor blades, butter knifes, glass shards, box cutters, scissor blades etc. Now imagine that you can fly and hover.Īn adequate modelling in D&D would be that fairies ignore the AC bonus (what's the correct plural? Boni? Bonusse? Bonuus?) of medium and heavy armor. Loosening the leather straps which hold the armor in place, crawl at or inside limbs. Against other monstrous creatures, the giant is perfectly covered, but we puny humans could take advantage of the large gaps between the plates, e.g., we could reach the Achilles tendon, blood vessels at inner tights, wrists, throat and neck, the sternum, heck, even eyes and ears of the giant is thrown to its back.

#HOMEBREW CLASSES 5E PHYSICS FULL#

Imagine fighting a giant in full plate armor (ridiculous because it/he/she wouldn't be able to move). No ranged weapons for Fairies.īut look at it like this: they are the projectiles. Annoying in certain areas, but mostly harmless. Arrows of Fairy-scaled ranged weapons wouldn't fly far, and the impact would be like throwing toothpicks. Although they can lift maybe objects twice their size, they can't draw a human longbow. Ranged weapons don't work for Fairies because the projectile velocity scales with the absolute strength of the wielder. The badge of a watch might be enough to cover the entire body, best made from aluminum or other light materials (no glass, obviously). You could make your Fairy a flying tin can (is this redundant?), but better give them a razor blade which is as long as they are (that scales nicely with certain anime and gaming characters - looking at you, Cloud). Please propose a possible solution to this problem.Īlthough they are in relation for their size very strong (like an ant), they shouldn't fly in medium or heavy armor, the metal being useless dead-weight.

Strength (Athletics) checks are tricky, because fairies should be trained jumper when they can fly, and their reduced weight makes climbing or holding on to something quite easy. But the muscle - weight - ratio works in their favor (imagine a child doing a pull-up without problems, but an untrained grown-up? Not so much), hence a movement speed of 10 ft.

#HOMEBREW CLASSES 5E PHYSICS CRACK#

Grounded, every crack in the ground becomes a chasm, and every pebble a boulder.

Ascending (Vertical movement without horizontal one) costs double and can be treated like difficult terrain. They ignore ground tremors and have advantage against being grappled. While they are flying, they have disadvantage against strength saving throws to avoid being pushed or pulled. Fairies can squeeze through passages up to 2 x 2 Inches (roughly 5 x 5 cm). An appropriate comparison in size would be a blackbird, maybe, but I think a hummingbird would work, too. I received mayor inspiration from Shadiversity, CaptDeathCap, the original UA Fairy from wizards of the coast and, of course, Terry Pratchett.įairies are tiny creatures, I imagine about 20 - 15 cm large (8 to 6 inches for the Imperials).

#HOMEBREW CLASSES 5E PHYSICS FREE#

Please be free to point out any grammatical errors and misused words.)ĭisclaimer #2: My intelligence stat fluctuates between 16 on great days and 8 on Mondays. (Disclaimer: My native language is German, hence the strange build of sentences and the occasional composed nouns. Monstrous Compendium Vol 3: Minecraft CreaturesĪfter trying to create an interesting and logical Fairy race, I came upon some physic details which play quite well into the D&D-dynamics and I wanted to share some of my thoughts.