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Spellblade

About this class

Like a wizard the spell blade is a student of the arcane, weather from a school, mentor, or some other institute, the spell blade is built on a mix of martial, and arcane knowledge. Trained in the use of a marital weapons they utilize the utility of spell casting and consistency of martial prowess to become a powerful combat force. Spellblades are often solders, or mercenaries, dedicating themselves to the study of warfare and focus less on the intricacies of magic, rather focusing on the practicality of its use in combat. Many school of Knowledge wizards view spellblades as a disgrace and perversion of thier arcane Knowledge , where as the king’s and queens of waring empires use them as the ultimate weapon along side school of war wizards.

Domains

Core domain
Codex
Core domain
Blade

Starting stats

Evasion
10
Hit points
6

Hope feature

Empowered Spell
Spend 3 Hope to gain a +3 on your next spellcast roll

Class features

  • Spell Battery

    When ever you make a spellcast roll you gain a spell charge, you may also expend any number of Hope to gain an equal number of spell charges. Mark these charges by placing D6s on your character sheet. You can store a number of spell charges equal to your proficiency.
    When you succeed an attack roll, you may expend any number of spell charges on your character sheet to add 1d6 damage to the attack per charge spent.

  • Powerful Wards

    When you take magic damage, reduce it by your proficiency.

Class items

  • A torn banner or flag

Character questions

Background prompts

  1. Where or who taught you your skills, both arcane and martial?
  2. Why did you take up the path of a spellblade rather then a wizard?
  3. Who do you owe allegiance too? have you upheld that contract, and what will they do if you break it?

Connection prompts

  1. What fear have you confided in me and why?
  2. What are you ashamed of and why might you have told me?
  3. We've known each other in the past, how and why did we not stay together?

Discussion

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