Bard and Barbarian Classes for Heartseeker
A downloadable supplement
This is a character class supplement for the RPG Heartseeker by Trollish Delver Games. Heartseeker is a brilliantly written game in the old-school tradition.
This supplement adds 2 character classes to the game: Barbarian and Bard
Special thanks is offered to Scott Malthouse of Trollish Delver Games for creating Heartseeker, which inspired my imagination when I first read it. Thanks is offered as well as to ManaRampMatt for creating a Druid Class Supplement for the game, which inspired me to publish my own supplement.
This is published under a Creative Commons 4.0 license.
Status | Released |
Category | Physical game |
Rating | Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars (1 total ratings) |
Author | Boxman214 |
Genre | Role Playing |
Tags | Character Customization, Classes, OSR, pen-and-paper, Tabletop, Tabletop role-playing game |
Asset license | Creative Commons Attribution v4.0 International |
Average session | A few hours |
Languages | English |
Accessibility | Color-blind friendly |
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- Formatting UpdateOct 05, 2022
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Ok started playing with Heartseeker again. I made a few changes to your classes.
I changed the Barbarian to use it's Rage ability up to level times per day. (Might scale that back to 1/2 level round up. Seeing how it works out in play).
For the Bard changed a few songs (Song of Rest: Party members heal 1d3 extra HP during long rest./ Song of Vicious Mockery: Gives up to 1d4 creatures disadvantage on next attack or save./ Song of Inspiration: Give up to 1d4 creatures advantage on next attack or save.) and gave them a Rapier Wit ability (Target must be able to hear and understand the bard, 20' range, save vs Aura or take 1d4+1 damage, Usable level times a day).
I think a lot depends on how often the PCs get to rest and how long a day passes. Usually the PCs have more then a single combat encounter when on an adventure so trying to give them a little more ability.
Very cool and fits within the Heartseeker framework nicely.
Brilliant stuff!