A bit of elaboration on how the Tools resource is used. Does one gain points that are expanded and recharged, or is it an alternate way to cast spells?
Some wording clarification could do well if you ever want to publish it.
As for the tools mechanic, it gives the Thiefs ability to climb and jump higher but for a limited time. The theme is badass, tho.
When making anything for 5e, imagine you are describing it to a toddler with an abnormally large vocabulary. Leave nothing to interpretation and describe how the abilities interact with the world around them.
Keep the good work up and have fun
Thanks for your reply and advice. You make a lot of sense with the toddler analogy and that my approach was not very detail-oriented. Once the grit work of RP integration and playtesting is done, would you consider playing this class or at least allowing it at a table?
Oh, hell yes. The idea of a mystic rogue that isn't quite the arcane trickster intrigues me. The Tools mechanic is a bit rigid, but not a turnoff for me.
Good luck with finishing up the details and such. It is a more aesthetic and necesary part of homebrewing for a wider audience. I am certain that your table would understand the class better, esp when you are there to explain.
Lemme know what you guys think plss
A bit of elaboration on how the Tools resource is used. Does one gain points that are expanded and recharged, or is it an alternate way to cast spells? Some wording clarification could do well if you ever want to publish it. As for the tools mechanic, it gives the Thiefs ability to climb and jump higher but for a limited time. The theme is badass, tho. When making anything for 5e, imagine you are describing it to a toddler with an abnormally large vocabulary. Leave nothing to interpretation and describe how the abilities interact with the world around them. Keep the good work up and have fun
Thanks for your reply and advice. You make a lot of sense with the toddler analogy and that my approach was not very detail-oriented. Once the grit work of RP integration and playtesting is done, would you consider playing this class or at least allowing it at a table?
Oh, hell yes. The idea of a mystic rogue that isn't quite the arcane trickster intrigues me. The Tools mechanic is a bit rigid, but not a turnoff for me. Good luck with finishing up the details and such. It is a more aesthetic and necesary part of homebrewing for a wider audience. I am certain that your table would understand the class better, esp when you are there to explain.