#5e ranger

[homebrewbydek]

I was really happy with how the Gravewalker Ranger turned out. So, the obvious inspiration for this particular subclass is most definitely Talion from Shadow of War/Mordor. I really enjoyed the game, and I wanted to make a subclass that had a similar vibe.

This is one of those ones where I did something a little different - I made it fairly customisable, because I feel like with ranger that's a fairly common problem. I was pretty happy with how it turned out.

The art on this is just a picture of Talion from Shadow of War, but my boyfriend is drawing up art of his ranger, who will be a Gravewalker Conclave when I run a game for him.

Once again, I've done my best with the alt text, and included a link to the homebrewery here so that people can see it there as well! Hope that you enjoy it.

Stay fresh, cheesebags.



[blue-skyes-above]

Eris, a concept of a wereraven shifter, swarmkeeper ranger. Her swarm is corvids...

[drawboo22]

Sketch was meh but I had fun trying a new digital painting style and messing around with the lighting!

[mayasaura]

Guessing Dungeon Meshi character classes, just for fun! Marcille is obviously a wizard, and Chilchuck is a rogue. Senshi seems to be a fighter with one (1) level in ranger, favored terrain: dungeon. Falin functions as a cleric, but in a system without divine patrons.

Laios..... Laios is a paladin, but he's a pathfinder paladin. A tank with some limited healing capability. All his points slam dunked into animal handling to compensate for his charisma modifier.

[gewska]

The Moon

Tarot c0mm for awkawelby on insta

[jackzarts]

Meet Cyr (they/them), the changeling ranger of the party for a D&D game that I run for my friends on Saturday! They were part of a Feywilds changeling circus before choosing to help lost children in the fey lands get back to their homes in the material plane. They belong to my best friend @kered555

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[genpitre]

Cana and Pierce! Pierce is one of the NPCs in her backstory:]

[cervinayyy]

Are you new to D&D? Think caster classes are complicated and hard to learn? Do you want to understand how each caster class works in one easy analogy? Then this is for you!

Let's think of casting spells as cooking. When cooking (casting spells) you need to:

1. Have a way to learn the recipe. (Known Spells)

2. Prepare the recipe. (Prepared Spells)

3. Eat the recipe. (Spell Slots)

The way each caster class does spells is different, but they can be categorized into 3 separate groups:

Prepared Casters, Spontaneous Casters, and Wizards.

With this in mind, we can categorize them by how each class learns their recipes (known spells) as well as how they get ready to make them (prepared spells).

Prepared Casters: These casters have access to any recipe they could ever need. Think of it like having access to Google, or Pinterest (known spells). If they want a recipe, they just spend their morning finding what they want, grocery shopping and getting it ready (prepared spells). They can make any food you give them a recipe for.

Spontaneous Casters: These casters don't have internet. They do, however, have a few recipe books (known spells). They have few really good recipes that they like, and have basically memorized these recipes. They always have the ingredients to make their favourite things (prepared spells).

Wizards: A grouping of their own, they are somewhat a combination of the two. Wizards do not use Google or Pinterest, they're better than that. Any recipe they like, they compile into a recipe blog (known spells). Their recipe blog is pretty full, any time they find a new recipe that they like they can add it to their blog, though adding new recipes can sometimes be costly (they need materials to copy down the recipe). That said, like prepared casters, they do their grocery shopping in the morning, when they'd decide what recipes they're going to make that day (prepared spells).

The next section is spell slots. If you make the food, you have to eat it too, right? Spell slots are basically how much a given caster can eat.

All full casters (Druids, Bards, Clerics, Wizards, Sorcerers) have the capacity to eat a decent amount of food.

Half casters (Paladins, Rangers), can only eat a portion of the food that they make.

Warlocks are weird, the food they make is always top notch, but they can't eat very much of it (they cast their spells at the highest level they can and don't have many spell slots). That said, their metabolism is beefy as hell and after a few hours of rest they can eat again.

I'll probably add a section to this later to explain regaining spell slots. If anyone has any additions they wanna make, please go for it!

[looceyloo]

can't believe i never posted these??

two freebs from a couple of months ago of patron D&D characters! kind of an elemental theme going on now that I think about it LOL

Borea - Air Genasi Drakewarden Erik - Aasimar Barbarian/Paladin

[oakfathers-blessings]

@mfreelovely ‘s Ranger, Tephna, from our Stygian Library Campaign run by @oracleeyesart !!

[xyanmajor]

Strahd Von Zarovich. I tried something new for illustrate our campaign. ------ Used the Ravenloft Crest by Hydro74 on reddit (free to use) and one of the red moon ambiance of the book, to help me here. And yes the Ancient/The Land is kinda angry. ---------------

And then my two PCS : Khal Corvara + Kuka (Vistani ranger master beast/warlock of the Undead) and Neriel Ilinorin (Bladesinger Wizard) (I heavily used a bat drawing reference to help on the BG)

[doomydain]

A traveler mounted on a direbear

From @davoodmoghaddami on Instagram

[oddsbod]

my ranger got a cool new sword

[brewerssupplies]

Along time ago I made a bunch of greek-inspired subclasses, one of which was the Orion's Bow subclass for ranger. It was one I particularly enjoyed and decided to redo it. Hope you enjoy!

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[jellisdraws]

Little Rebel, seeking the truth of the past

[alexzebol]

[Karlach & Sazza: deadly duo]

Karlach: Tav, can we take this lil' rascal with us? Pretty please?