How about a feat to build on Tough? I’m trying to walk the line here between too powerful and not powerful enough.
Brute Endurance
Prerequisite: Tough
You are just a mass of muscle, and for anybody to hurt you they have to cut through it all to hit a vital. Increase your maximum hit point total equal to 1/2 your Strength modifier, rounded up, for each level you have. When you gain a level or increase your Strength modifier, increase your maximum hit point total again.
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How about a reaction or bonus action cantrip?
Snuff
Abjuration cantrip
Casting Time: bonus action or reaction
Range: 30 feet
Components: S
Duration: Instantaneous
You snuff out a fire no bigger than 5 feet square. If the fire is non-magical, then the fire instantly goes out. If the fire is magical and from a spell higher then level zero, then this spell has no effect. If a character is on fire and a saving throw can end the effect, then the character gets another saving throw regardless of the spell level causing the fire effect.
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One more Shadowrun 5e quality that I’ve been kicking around in my head…
A WINRAR IS YOU with your 1337 skills. When you perform a data spike action, instead of each mark increasing the damage value by 2, each mark increases your damage value by 3.
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How about more love for the astral?
You are a master of astral combat with the ability to dish it out and take the hard hits to your soul. When you roll damage resistance while in astral, double your willpower when determining your dice pool.
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How about some love for shadowrun? I’ve been reading about combat in the matrix and astral plane, so let’s fix that up a bit!
Time to put some mind over matter! When performing astral combat, you may instead use your Intelligence instead of Charisma to determine base damage DV.
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The smaller races don’t get much love in this edition, but I think we can change that and build something that everyone can enjoy!
Big for Your Size
You stand as a Titan among your peers. You’re a biggun’ and you know how to use that to your advantage. gain the following:
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How about expanding maneuvers to other classes? Let’s make a fighter monk!
Way of the Fist
This path is taken by those who emphasize the physical over the mental for martial combat while still honing your body over any weapon. You’ve learned how to master your body and master the bodies of your foes by emphasizing physical technique over utilizing ki.
Hard-Drilled Skills
Starting when you choose this tradition at 3rd level, you gain three maneuvers as if you were a fighter. You have a number of superiority dice equal to your Wisdom modifier, and your superiority dice are equal to your unarmed attack dice.
Second Wind
Gain the Second Wind class feature of a 1st level fighter using your monk level as if it were your fighter level. Also, gain one additional maneuver from the fighters list.
Personal Conditioning
At 11th level, you an an ability score improvement. Gain one additional maneuver from the fighters list.
Sifu of the Temple
At 17th level, when you use a maneuver as part of an attack, you can spend superiority dice and perform two different maneuvers as long as both maneuvers target the same creature and cast the same number of superiority dice.
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I’ve been thinking of fighter maneuvers for a while now, but here’s another!
Mage Hammer. When you hit a creature with a weapon attack, you may expend a superiority die to cause a spell caster to have to make Constitution saving throws when casting any spells for a number of turns equal to the number rolled on your superiority die. On a failure the spell slot is lost to no effect. If the spell was a cantrip, the character simply fails to cast the spell.
My wife and I spent our time watching movies trying to figure out what class all the actors are. It’s time for an item to come from Guardians of the Galaxy..
Yaka Arrow
Arrow, rare (requires attunement)
This arrow has 7 charges. Each day at sunrise the arrow regains 1d6 charges. When the attuned character whistles, the arrow floats in the air and attacks up to 1d6 creatures doing an automatic 1d6 magic piercing damage to each target. The arrow ignores cover, obscurement, and only relies on the attuned character knowing that the target exists. The Yaka Arrow will not cross planes by itself and must remain within 200 feet of the attuned character. If the last charge is used, roll a d20. On a 1, the arrow turns back into a regular arrow. Any character that can catch an arrow throw any method, can deflect or catch the arrow.
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