Supplemental Classes

Levels and abilities

1. Level

   • ​proficiency for relevant skills: +2

   • sharpen weapon: 

     • You spend some time maintaining a weapon. This includes sharpening dulled weapons, adjusting and maintaining the balance of hammers and polearms, etc., taking care of the weapon's condition. 

     • This peak condition is represented by giving the wielder of the ability to reroll damage dice equal the Blacksmith's proficiency bonus. You can reroll one or more dice at a time, but once each reroll is expended you cannot do so again until the weapon is maintained again. You must use the new result after rerolling the die.

     • You can maintain a number ot weapons in 2 hours equal to your proficiency bonus divided by 2 rounded down and can

     • Blacksmithing Improvements equal to your proficiency bonus.

   • maintain armor: 

     • You bullion repair set of metal armor, bringing it to peak.

     • This peak condition is represented by diving the wearer temporary hit points total to your proficiency bonus. These hit points last until expended or the armor is removed. 

     • You can maintain a number of sets of armor in 2 hours equal to your proficiency bonus divided by 2 (rounded down) and can have a total number of weapons benefiting from your Blacksmithing Improvements equal to sour proficiency bonus.

   • repair gear

     • Sometime in the course of adventuring, weapons or armor will become severely damaged, suffering a penalty to its attack rolls or AC. Over the course of two hours, you can repair this damage, though at the discretion of the DM you

     • may need other materials to perform this task if it is heavily damaged. Weapons that are entirely broken (such as a snapped sword) are generally beyond simple repair.

2. Level

   • proficiency for relevant skills: +2

   • modify armor: 

     • ​While the field crafting of armor is often not possible, you can make smaller adjustments on. Over the course of two hours, can turn a set of plate mail into a half plate or a breastplate, refit a set of heavy or medium armor to fit another user that it equal in size or smaller than the original user.

   • modify weapon:

     • Every adventure has slightly different preferences in their gear, and your skills allow you make slight modifications to nonmagical weapons made of metal These modifications take 2 hours, require a heat source, and require you to pass a DC 15 blacksmithing tool's check (on failure, the weapon is damaged and has -I to it's attack rolls until fixed) You can perform on of the following modifications:

     • You can weight a weapon, giving the heavy property to a weapon without the light property.

     • You can remove the heavy progerty from a weapon reducing its damage dice by d2.

     • You can add the light property to a weapon without the heavy property, reducing its damage dice by d2.

3. Level

   • proficiency for relevant skills: +3

   • blacksmith apprentice:

     • When you have access to a forge, you can add or remove the properties listed below for any non-magical weapon. Each weapon you modify can have only one modification. Making a modification takes two hours. Since the modified weapon handles quite differently from its original form, the normal Simple or Martial weapon proficiency no longer applies. These weapons now have the type 'Tinkered' for proficiencies. You are proficient in using Tinkered weapons, but only up to a number of weapons equal to your proficiency Bonus. When you craft additional Tinkered weapons, choose one to lose proficiency for.

     • These properties can be added or removed:

       • Versatile (Pick the next higher dice for the two-handed damage)

       • Thrown

     • Whenever abilities for the Blacksmith refer to the next-higher damage dice, pick the next value from this list: 1, 1d2, 1d4, 1d6, 1d8 or 2d4 (your choice), 1d10, 1d12 or 2d6 (your choice), 2d8, 3d6.

4. Level

   • proficiency for relevant skills: +3

   • +1 masterwork weapon creation 

     • can create a nonmagical weapon with +1 to attack and damage over the course of 3 days.​

5. Level

   • proficiency for relevant skills: +4

   • blacksmith journeyman

     • You can add a second damage mode to a weapon when you modify it: this itself doesn't count as a modification, though if you only add a secondary damage mode, the weapon is considered Tinkered. Choose a damage die: Bludgeoning, Piercing or Slashing. The modified weapon can now deal its damage either of the original type or of the tvpe added by the modification.

     • Choose the damage mode per attack: all damage dice are of the chosen die.

     • Also, you can modify shields. A modified shield no longer falls under the Shield proficiency, but also becomes "Tinkered' and counts towards your maximum Tinkered allowed. A shield can have these modisestions

       • Light: You can make an offhand attack with this shield to do bludgeoning damage as a bonus action; use Strength for the attack and damage rolls.

       • Thrown: You can fling your shield as a bonus action or do bludgeoning damage as a bonus action. Use strength for the attack and damage rolls.

6. Level

   • proficiency for relevant skills: +4

   • +2 masterwork weapon creation

     • can create a nonmagical weapon with +2 to attack and damage over the course of 7 days.

7. Level

   • proficiency for relevant skills: +5

   • blacksmith master

     • Upon reaching this feature, you can apply two modifications and a secondary damage model to a Tinkered weapon or shield. As a modification, these options are now also available

       • Heavy

         • The weapon scores a critical hit on a 19 or 20.
           Upgrade the damage; pick the next-higher damage dice.
           This also applies to the secondary damage mode, and also increases the Versatile damage, if applicable.

       • Add a magical +1 to attack and damage rolls; this requires
         500G worth of rare materials, which are consumed by the process

8. Level

   • proficiency for relevant skills: +5

   • +3 masterwork weapon creation[20 days]

     • can create a nonmagical weapon with +3 to attack and damage over the course of 20 days.

9. Level

   • proficiency for relevant skills: +6

   • blacksmith legend

     • You can now add or remove these

       • Reach (+/-5 feet)

       • Add a magical +2 to attack and damage rolls: this requires 2500G worth of rare materials, which are consumed by the process.

       • Add a 1d8 of magical damage of one of these types by using the proper reagents (these are consumed)

         • Acid: Gelatinous Cube Residue. worth 250GF

         • Cold: Sapphire Dust, worth 500GP

         • Fire: Ruby Dust, worth 350GP

         • Lightning: Copper Dragin's Scale, worth 750GP

         • Necrotic: Lich's knuckle, worth 1250GP

         • Poison: Imp's Stinger, worth 250GP

         • Radiant: Angel's Feather, worth 900GP

         • Thunder: Diamond Dust, worth 750GR

     • Any modified weapon can now have up to three modifications. Note that by combining modifications, you can add Magical damage and then upgrade the Damage Dice for it.

     • You can spend 24 hours to train somebody to use your modified weapons. They lose a Skill, Tool or Weapon proficiency and gain the Tinkered weapon proficiency to become proficient with the modified Weapon specifically. An additional 24 hours of training can reverse this effect.

     • You can now modify Magical weapons as well as mundane ones. The modified magical weapons retain all non-modified properties.

10. Level

    • proficiency for relevant skills: +6

    • expertise and advantage on all blacksmith tool checks

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