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Faelwen looked at her sword-
brother Arandur, standing on the
rising platform. To anyone but her,
he looked utterly calm but she saw
his eyes moving around in wonder
and the tiny twitches of his pointed
ears told her he was intrigued and
appalled at the same time. She
knew how he felt. The first time she
went up to Kiva, the Floating City,
she had also gone through all kinds
of wonder.
Wonder at the marvel of magic
that kept the entire city floating,
result of a great ritual during the
Liberation wars, when the rebels
saved the city from the conquerors.
Wonder at the ingenuity of the
humans and other races that kept
the magically floating platforms
moving up and down. Wonder at
the surrounding landscape, visible
for miles around.
It was a flat land, with remote
cloud capped mountains to the
north and east, and a single
meandering river that had once
gone through Kiva but had now
filled the hole left by the rupturing
city, making Lake Kiva a fact.
Around the lake, mirroring where
once the city walls had been, a
number of buildings had sprung up,
harboring refugees from the wars to
the east, but also stables,
alehouses, markets, and more. It
was a second-city-below-a-city.
For a second the wind subsided
and she wrinkled her nose at the
smell of the unwashed humans that
surrounded her. Blessedly, it lasted
only a few counts before the rising
platform caught a new breeze and
the air was once again clean. She
knew it wouldn’t last though, for in
the streets of Kiva, where the old
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walls still stood, there was little
wind and all the more garbage.
With her left hand Faelwen
absently used the thumb to ever so
slightly push her Songblade a
fraction out of its scabbard,
unconsciously checking it was free
of obstruction. As all Bladesingers,
she permanently carried her blade,
sitting in its reinforced scabbard, in
her left hand, ready to spring out in
a heartbeat. That, too, would draw
gazes or even the occasional
unfriendly questioning by the city
guards, but a few polite words were
usually enough to remedy that.
She saw Arandur look up and
her ears too picked up the growing
din of the overcrowded city above.
She sighed inwardly. Just a few
more minutes and they would have
to endure, besides the assault of
scents, the hidden and not-so-
hidden gazes of the humans,
dwarves and other races that
wandered the streets. They would
be gawking at them with curiosity,
envy or outright resentment. As she
and her sword-kin were wont to do,
they wore as little as possible, for
anything could interfere with the
Bladesong and even the tiniest of
hindrances could disturb the utter
focus and concentration that was
needed to weave magic and
movement into the execution.
Arandur wore just his pants of
course, refusing even to don the
cloak that some Bladesingers would
wear outside Aelfin lands. His chest
and arms showed the intricate
tattoos that indicated where is
specialties would lie in the
Bladesong. The Roses, the Crane
and the Bull in his case. Her sword-
brother’s looks would perhaps raise
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an eyebrow or incite the shake of a
head. It was worse for her, she
would be judged differently. She
would have to endure the stares,
the whispers, the disdain, or worst
of all - the leery remarks.
Faelwen had covered as best
she could, with wraps around her
chest and having picked the longer
of the two pleated skirts she took
with her on her travels. But it was
still a fair margin away from the
way the women in the human lands
would dress, unless they were of a
certain profession. Even after all
these years, she could not get her
head around the need to cover what
would be aesthetically pleasing to
the senses. Statues, poetry, a song,
a painting or a perfectly trained
body, all should be reveled in.
A shadow fell over the rising
plateau, carried upwards by
unseen forces, as the huge lump of
earth blocked the sun when they
neared the anchorpoint above them.
Looking op, she saw a flight of the
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renowned Jaegers, mounted on
their Drakes, take off and speed
into the distance on some unknown
errand.
A final moment before they
would dock and their quest would
resume. Their quest for the Harp of
Jihaer had only just begun, and the
cold trail had led them to the Kiva
Library. There should be books
there, histories, or studies of magic
items of the past, and hopefully
from there they could learn
something to let them continue out
of the city. It might be days, months
or years before the Harp would
return home, and they expected to
encounter all kinds of resistance.
Some quests were very easy in their
efforts for the Aelfin race, some
were not. So they would continue,
traveling far and wide, for they
were the best the Aelfin had to
offer, the scouts, the protectors, the
information gatherers. The
defenders of the Aelfin ways. They
were Bladesingers.
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Introduction
“The Bladesinger” is written with
generic D&D settings in mind and can
be adapted to near any other
campaign setting. Though meant to be
a purely Aelfin class, it could also be
open to half-elves, trusted friends, or
just a generic swordmage class with
some adjustments.
In this booklet you will find:
- the Bladesinger class
- the Co’she, the Aelfin hound
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- the Songblade, the preferred
weapon of choice of many a
Bladesinger
- the spell list
- unique artwork
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Protectors of the Aelfin Ways
Bladesingers are the protectors of the
Aelfin ways, interests and their
treasures. The Bladesinger is a master
of sword and magic and is expected to
be self-sufficient on long travels
beyond the borders of the Aelfin
realms.
Their training in magic and swordplay
make them versatile and able to adapt
to near any situation, on or off the
battlefield. But it is always the interest
of the Aelfin they protect, be it to find
a missing dignitary, locate a long lost
song or retrieve an ancient instrument
lost in a war. Or, they travel the lands,
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listening, observing the ways of the
other races, trying to find meaning
and greater powers that may help
predict the future of the land over the
coming decades.
A Bladesinger’s life may be spent
wandering across the lands, gathering
lore and tales, visiting cities and
festivals, and generally learning about
the ways and politics of the folk
beyond the borders.
Sword and Magic
Every Bladesinger is both a competent
warrior and a wizard it it’s own right,
but becomes a formidable foe when
combining the two in the Bladesong.
The Bladesong is an ancient Aelfin
tradition, taught only to the most
promising and trustworthy of the
Aelfinkind. Even half-elves are not
trusted with this lore. A common
misconception is that Bladesingers
actually sing; it is the sound the
Songblade makes when being in
constant motion. Looking at a
bladesong is a mesmerizing occasion.
The Bladesinger who is doing the
Bladesing is always moving, as in a
dance, and even when not attacking or
defending, his blade is making slow
circles, whistling softly, threateningly.
Most bladesingers detest being
hindered in their movements, and
wear as little as possible. Whatever
they need, they conjure or buy it, or
trade it. Any adventuring gear sits in a
large sack or backpack easily thrown
off should a fight be needed.
Male Bladesingers usually wear only
pants and boots, sometimes with a
sash or a girdle. Female blade singers
favor loose skirts and wraps around
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their chest, usually knotted or braided
in an intricate way so it will neither
hinder nor fall off during a battle.
Most blade singers carry their
Songblade, in it’s scabbard, in their
off-hand, making sure it is always near
and ready to spring into violent action
at a moment’s notice.
Quick build
You can make a Bladesinger quickly
by following these suggestions. First,
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Intelligence should be your highest
score, followed by Dexterity or
Strength. Second, choose the
Traveller1 background. Third, choose
the cantrips True Strike and Blade
Ward, along with the following first
level spells: Disguise Self, Shield, Charm
Person and Sleep.
1
The Traveller background is unique to the
upcoming Partikles Campaign Setting
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The Bladesinger Class

Level Prof. Cantrips Spells 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th Features
Bonus Known Known
1st +2 2 4 2 - - - - Spellcasting, Bladesong 1x/day, Bladesong
Manouvres
2nd +2 2 5 2 - - - - Insightful Movement +1
3nd +2 2 6 3 - - - - Blessing of the Ancients
4th +2 3 7 3 - - - - Ability Score Improvement, Bladesong
Battlecasting (Cantrip)
5th +3 3 8 4 2 - - - Bladesong Manouvre
6th +3 3 9 4 2 - - - Insightful Movement +2, Extra Attack
7th +3 3 10 4 3 - - - Blessing, Bladesong 2x/day
8th +3 3 11 4 3 - - - Ability Score Improvement, Bladesong
Battlecasting (1’st level spells)
9th +4 3 12 4 3 2 - - Bladesong Manouvre
10th +4 4 13 4 3 2 - - Insightful Movement +3
11th +4 4 14 4 3 3 - - Blessing
12th +4 4 15 4 3 3 - - Ability Score Improvement, Bladesong
Battlecasting (2’nd level spells)
13th +5 4 16 4 3 3 1 - Bladesong Manouvre
14th +5 4 17 4 3 3 1 - Insightful Movement +4, Bladesong 3x/day
15th +5 4 18 4 3 3 2 - Blessing
16th +5 4 19 4 3 3 2 - Ability Score Improvement, Bladesong
Battlecasting (3’rd level spells)
17th +6 4 20 4 3 3 3 1 Bladesong Manouvre
18th +6 4 21 4 3 3 3 1 Insightful Movement +5
19th +6 4 22 4 3 3 3 2 Ability Score Improvement, Bladesong
Battlecasting (4’th level spells)
20th +6 4 23 4 3 3 3 2 Superior Bladesong, Bladesong 4x/day

CLASS FEATURES Saving Throws: Dexterity, Intelligence

As a bladesinger, you gain the following class
features. Skills: Performance, and choose one from
Hit Points Acrobatics, Arcana, History, Investigation,
Hit Dice: 1d8 per bladesinger level
Hit Perception and Survival.
Points at 1st Level: 8 + your Constitution Equipment
modifier
Hit Points at Higher Levels: 1d8 (or You start with the following equipment, in
5) + your Constitution modifier per addition to the equipment granted by your
bladesinger level after 1st. background:
• A onehanded simple or martial weapon of
Proficiencies choice, or a Songblade
Armor: -
 • An explorers pack
Weapons: You are proficient with simple • A dagger
weapons, the Songblade and a one-handed
martial weapon of choice. 

SPELLCASTING
Tools: -
You have learned to dance with the flow of
creation as the twirling threads of reality
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listen to your wishes and move with the waves
of the bladesong.
Cantrips
You know two cantrips of your choice from
the bladesinger spell list. You learn additional
bladesinger cantrips of your choice at higher
levels, as shown in the Cantrips Known
column of the Bladesinger table.
Spell Slots
The Bladesinger table shows how many spell
slots you have to cast your spells of 1st level
and higher. To cast one of these spells, you
must expend a slot of the spell’s level or
higher. You regain all expended spell slots
when you finish a long rest.
For example, if
you know the 1st-level spell True Strike and
have a 1st-level and a 2nd-level spell slot
available, you can cast True Strike using either
slot.
Spells Known of 1st Level and Higher
You know four 1st-level spells of your choice
from the Bladesinger spell list. 
The Spells
Known column of the Bladesinger table
shows when you learn more Bladesinger
spells of your choice. Each of these spells
must be of a level for which you have spell
slots, as shown on the table. For instance,
when you reach 3rd level in this class, you can
learn one new spell of 1st or 2nd level. 
 below), and can thus not be combined with
Additionally, when you gain a level in this
class, you can choose one of the Bladesinger
spells you know and replace it with another
spell from the Bladesinger spell list, which
also must be of a level for which you have
spell slots.
Spellcasting Ability
Intelligence is your spellcasting ability for
your Bladesinger spells. Your magic comes
from years of practice in an academy,
controlling the strand of reality through dance
and force of mind, or with an Aelfen master of
the Bladesong. You use your Intelligence
whenever a spell refers to your spellcasting
ability. In addition, you use your Intelligence
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modifier when setting the saving throw DC
for a Bladesinger spell you cast and when
making an attack roll with one.
Spell save DC = 8 + your proficiency bonus +
your Intelligence modifier
Spell attack modifier = your proficiency
bonus + your Intelligence modifier
Spellcasting Focus
You can use a Songblade as a spellcasting
focus for your Bladesinger spells.
BLADESONG
Your years of training has given you access to
the Bladesong, a perfect fusion of dance,
combat and magic. The ‘bladesong’ refers to
the sound a weapon makes when wielded by
a bladesinger; it is always in motion, in
thrusts, circles, spins, fluidly moving from
form to form, whistling as it cleaves the air…
and the enemies of Aelfinkind.
To be able to use the Bladesong, you must
wield a one-handed weapon. During the
Bladesong, you use both hands for feints,
parries, acrobatics, switching hands to
confuse the opponent, and for casting spells.
Hence, for the Bladesong to function, your
off-hand must be free unless noted otherwise.
Several Bladesong Forms use two hands (see
spells that have a Somatic component (and
such form requires a Versatile weapon).
Also, while Bladesinging, your movement is
reduced by 10 feet (unless where noted
otherwise).
You can only take the following actions while
you are Bladesinging: Attack, Cast a Spell,
Dash and Ready. Once you take any other
action (or no action at all, for whatever
reason) your Bladesong is interrupted.
The Bladesong lasts for 1 minute, or until it is
interrupted, whichever happens first. You can
start a Bladesong 1x per day, until you have
taken a short rest. At 7’th, 14’th and 20’th
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level, you can start a Bladesong one additional
time.
Bladesong Battlecasting
Bladesingers have learned to combine their
innate magical aptitude with their racial grace
and combine swordplay and weaving spells
into a lethal dance. During the Bladesong,
starting at 4’th level, when you use an action
to cast a cantrip, you may make one weapon
attack as a bonus action.
At 4’th level, and again at 8’th, 12’th, 16’th and
19’th level, you can make this attack when
casting a cantrip, 1’st, 2’nd, 3’rd or 4’th level
spells, respectively.
Bladesong Manouvre
A Bladesong Manouvre grants you certain
additional benefits as described below, but
never more than one benefit at a time. You
can switch Bladesong Manouvre once per
round, at the beginning of your turn, as a free
action. At 1’st level, you can choose 2
Manouvres with which you are proficient. As
you gain experience, your knowledge of
Bladesong Manouvres evolves and expands.
When you reach 5’th, 9’th, 13’th and 17’th
level, you can choose an additional Bladesong
Manouvre you are proficient in. At level 20,
you know all Bladesong Manouvres.
- The Bull Rushes Down The Hill
(Damaging Manouvre, Two Handed):
you add your Proficiency bonus to your
damage.
- Dust in the Wind (Defensive Manouvre):
you add half your proficiency bonus to
your AC, but your speed is reduced to 5
feet.
- The One Legged Crane (Casting
Manouvre): you add your Intelligence
modifier (minimum of +1) to your
Concentration check
- The Meandering River (Nimble
Manouvre): you have advantage on
Dexterity (Acrobatics) checks
- Cat on a Hot Stone (Dashing Manouvre):
Difficult terrain has no effect on your
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movement. You may move up to 30 feet
this round without penalties from
Difficult Terrain.
- Reed on the Storm (Ranged Manouvre):
You can throw your weapon with a range
of 10/40, at your full attack. If you have
multiple attacks, you can choose which
attack to throw. This will leave you, of
course, unarmed.
- Branch of the Oak King (Protective
Manouvre, Two Handed): you can add
half your Proficiency bonus to the AC of
a creature no larger than size M within 5'
of you
Insightful Movement
Starting at 2nd level, if you are not wearing
armor, you can add the indicated number to
your AC and to Dexterity (Acrobatics)
checks, up to a maximum equal to your
Intelligence bonus. These stack with any
bonus from a Bladesong Manouvre.
Extra Attack
Starting at 6’th level, you can attack twice,
instead of once, whenever you take the Attack
action on your turn.
Blessing of the Ancients
When you reach 3rd level, the spirits of the
Aelfin Elders notice you and your plight, and
grant you a boon. Choose if you will accept a
Blessing of Companionship or a Blessing of
Guidance. Your choice grants you features at
3rd level and again at 7th, 11th, and 15th
level. See below for further description of the
Blessings.
Ability Score Improvement
When you reach 4th level, and again at 6th,
8th, 12th, 14th, 16th, and 19th level, you can
increase one ability score of your choice by 2,
or you can increase two ability scores of your
choice by 1. As normal, you can't increase an
ability score above 20 using this feature.
Superior Bladesong
When you reach level 20, your Bladesong has
been perfected. You have learned all
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Manouvres (add the ones you did not know
yet to your repertoire) and you may now
combine any 2 Bladesong Manouvres during
a round, changing one or both at the
beginning of the round as a free action as per
the normal Bladesong.
BLESSING OF COMPANIONSHIP
At 3rd level, a Co’she appears to you and will
travel and fight with you. Your Co’she has
abilities and game statistics determined in part
by your level.
Your Co’she uses your proficiency bonus
rather than its own. In addition to the areas
where it normally uses its proficiency bonus
(attack and skills), a Co’she also adds your
proficiency bonus to its AC, Saving Throws
and to its damage rolls. Take the Young
Co’she beast stats and add your proficiency
bonus instead of its own to the beast’s AC,
attack rolls, and damage rolls, as well as to
saving throws and skills it is proficient in. It’s
hitpoints equal it’s normal maximum, or four
times your Bladesinger level, whichever is
higher.
The saving throw to resist a Co’she’s attack
(being knocked prone or being restrained)
equals 8 plus it’s Strength modifier plus it’s
(your) proficiency bonus.
Your Co’she gains proficiency in two skills of
your choice. It also becomes proficient with
all saving throws. For each level you gain
after 3rd, your Co’she gains an additional hit
die and increases its hit points accordingly.
The Co’she obeys your commands as best it
can. It rolls for initiative like any other
creature, but you determine its actions,
decisions, attitudes, and so on. If you are
incapacitated or absent, your Co’she will act
on its own and usually try to protect you from
further harm.
Whenever you gain the Ability Score
Improvement class feature, your Co’she’s
abilities also improve. Your Co’she can
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increase one ability score of your choice by 2,
or it can increase two ability scores of your
choice by 1. Your Co’she can’t increase an
ability score above 20 using this feature.
Your Co’she shares your alignment, and has a
personality trait and a flaw that you can roll
for or select from the tables below. Your
companion shares your ideal, and its bond is
always, “The Bladesinger who travels with me
is a beloved companion for whom I would
gladly give my life.”
If the Co’she dies, you can request the aid of a
new one a week later by beseeching the Aelfin
Elders with proper humility and offerings
during an 8 hour ritual.
Capture, not kill
At 3’th level, you can order your Co’she to
restrain an enemy, instead of kill it. See the
Co’she for a description of this.
Bonded Resilience
At 7th level, while your Co’she can see you, it
has advantage on all saving throws.
Agressive Instincts
Starting at 11th level, you and your Co’she
form a more potent fighting team. When you
use the Attack action on your turn, if your
companion can see you and is within 30 feet
of you, it can use its reaction to make a melee
attack.
Share Spells
Beginning at 15th level, when you cast a spell
targeting yourself, you can also affect your the
Co’she with the spell if it is adjacent you. If
you do so, the duration of the spell is divided
over both of you (effectively halving the
duration).
d6 Trait
1 I love to play hide and seek.
2 Threaten my friends, threaten me.
3 I stay on alert so others can rest.
4 I prefer bodywarmth and will cuddle up on
anybody for the night, no matter how big I
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am.
5 I have a knack for showing up in the nick of
time.
6 I put my friends’ needs before my own in all
things.
d6 Flaw
1 If there’s food left unattended, I’ll eat it.
2 I chase after anything that runs away from
mee
3 Any time is a good time for a belly rub.
4 I utterly hate water.
5 My idea of hello is a flurry of licks to the
face.
6 I jump on creatures to tell them how much I
love them.
BLESSING OF GUIDANCE
At 3rd level, the Aelfin Elders imbue your
weapon with a slight sliver of their presence
and it is henceforth bound to you, to guide
and protect you. You graft this connection
with a one-handed melee weapon. You cannot
be disarmed of that weapon unless you are
incapacitated, and the weapon grants you
extra resilience.
Should you wish to bond a new weapon you
can beseech the Aelfin Elders for it. You can
do so no more than once a week, during a
ritual that lasts one hour and which can be
done over the course of a short rest. The
weapon must be within your reach
throughout the ritual, at the conclusion of
which you touch the weapon and forge the
bond.
The weapon you present to be imbued with
Guidance is expected to be of fine quality and
make, well cared for and of exceptional
craftsmanship.
Protective Guidance
Starting at 3’rd level, at the beginning of your
round as a free action, you can choose one
damage type from the following list: Acid,
Cold, Fire, Force, Lightning, Necrotic,
Radiant or Thunder. You gain Resistance to
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that damage type while wielding your bonded
weapon for the remainder of that Bladesong.
Enemy of the Aelfin
Beginning at 7th level, you can designate a
creature within line of sight and within 30 feet
as an Enemy of the Aelfin. Your bonded
weapon will grant you Advantage on all to hit
rolls against that creature. You can only have
one such sworn enemy at a time and it will
remain a sworn enemy until it dies, or until
you have taken a long rest.
Slayer
Starting at 11th level, your bonded weapon
does an additional 2d6 damage against your
sworn enemy.
Animated Soul
Beginning at 15th level, once per day, or until
you finish a short rest, you can let go of your
bonded weapon as a bonus action and it will
animate, flying in your space, moving with
you and taking actions as if you are wielding
it, leaving both your hands free. It will
continue performing the Bladesong
Manouvre you have set it as long as you spend
a bonus action each round to direct it towards
an enemy target, or until you once again take
hold of it (a free acton) and fight with it for at
least one round with a Bladesong Manouvre.
Then, you can again let go of it as above. If
you do not take a bonus action to direct it, it
will not take actions, but still follow you
around.
You can animate your bonded weapon for the
duration of your Bladesong. If the time
expires and you are not holding the weapon,
it drops to the ground.
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Bladesinger Spell list

Cantrips (0 Level) ▪ Calm Emotions:
• Acid Splash ▪ Cloud of Daggers:
• Blade Ward ▪ Detect Thoughts
• Chill Touch ▪ Enhance Ability:
• Fire Bolt ▪ Enthrall:
• Friends: ▪ Hold Person:
• Light: ▪ Invisibility:
• Message: ▪ Knock:
• Prestidigitation: ▪ Lesser Restoration:
• Ray of Frost ▪ Levitate:
• True Strike: ▪ Locate Object:
▪ Magic Mouth:
1st Level ▪ Misty Step;
▪ Nystul’s Magic Aura:
• Bane: ▪ Silence:
• Charm Person: ▪ Suggestion: ▪ Stoneskin:
• Comprehend Languages:
• Disguise Self: 3rd Level
• Feather Fall
• Heroism: ▪ Bestow Curse:
• Illusory Script ▪ Clairvoyance:
• Longstrider: ▪ Dispel Magic:
• Shield ▪ Fear:
• Silent Image: ▪ Glyph of Warding:
• Sleep: ▪ Haste:
• Thunderwave: ▪ Major Image:
• Unseen Servant: ▪ Nondetection:
▪ Phantom Steed:
2nd Level ▪ Sending:
▪ Slow:
▪ Alter Self ▪ Speak with Dead:
▪ Blur ▪ Speak with Plants:
▪ Stinking Cloud:
▪ Tongues:
▪ Water Breathing:
4th Level
▪ Compulsion:
▪ Confusion:
▪ Dimension Door:
▪ Fire Shield:
▪ Freedom of Movement:
▪ Greater Invisibility:
▪ Locate Creature:
▪ Mordenkainen’s Faithful
Houd:
5th Level
▪ Cloudkill
▪ Dominate Person:
▪ Geas:
▪ Greater Restoration:
▪ Hold Monster:
▪ Legend Lore:
▪ Mislead:
▪ Modify Memory:
▪ Scrying:
▪ Seeming:
▪ Telekinesis:
▪ Teleportation Circle
▪ Wall of Force

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New Equipment
AELFIN EQUIPMENT
Name Cost Damage Weight
Martial Melee Weapon
Songblade 50 GP 1d6 slashing 3 lb. Finesse, Versatile (1d8)

Songblade with an overly long grip and cutouts in the

Weapon (sword), common (uncommon blade to reduce weight. It is a one-handed
outside Aelfin lands) weapon, that can be used two-handed. When
A Songblade is a light double-edged sword, swung, it produces a whistling sound.

Name Cost Armor Class (AC) Strength Stealth Weight

Medium Armor
Elven chain shirt rare 12 + Dex modifier - - 8 lbs

Elven Chain Additionally, you count as being unarmored

Armor (chain shirt), rare
This is an extremely light chain shirt, made
of thousands of tiny metal rings. You are
considered proficient with this armor even if
you lack proficiency with light armor.
for all purposes such as the Bladesong, spells
and class abilities that require you to wear no
armor. If a spell or item gives you a fixed
AC, use the better of the two.

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New Creature
Aelfin hound (Co’she)
A strange creature is barely visible in
the high grass. At first sight, it
resembles a huge dog, but it is unlike
any you have seen before. It’s fur is an
indistinguishable hue of greenish grey
with some irregular stripes of brown.
Its green eyes look at you intently,
making you think of one of the aloof
Aelves. As you look closer, you make
out a pair of sharp ears, standing
upright and twisting a bit whenever
they hear a sound. Its tail is curled
upwards. Without warning, it lets out
a deafening bark, making your ears
ring and a few moments later, as you
shake your head to clear your hearing,
a slim silhouette with a bow in hand
appears beside the hound, laying a
calming hand on its head.
Co’she’s are large, 150-pound hounds that
are 3 foot tall at she shoulder. They are also
know as elven dogs outside the Aelfin lands,
both because they are sometimes found in
the company of the Aelfin, and because their
features are reminiscent of their masters.
They bark only rarely, but when they do, it is
to warn their companions or pack mates, and
it can be deafening; the bark can be heard up
to a mile away.
Co’she’s attack by biting and tripping their
foes, then keeping them down. A Co’she
trained as a guard, or the companion to a
Bladesinger, can hold an enemy down until
help comes; Co’she’s encountered in the wild
and cornered prefer to simply kill their
attackers.
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Co’she
Medium beast, unaligned
Armor Class 13
Hit Points 30 (5d8+5)
Speed 40 ft.
STR 14 (+2), DEX 16 (+3), CON 12 (+1),
INT 4 (–3), WIS 12 (+1), CHA 8 (–1)
Skills Perception +3, Stealth +5
Senses Passive perception 13
Languages None, but understands basic
Aelfin
Challenge 1 (200 XP)
Sprint. Once per hour, a Co’she can move
ten times its normal speed (up to 400 ft.) for
one round.
Restrain. If a Co’she knocks a target prone
with it’s Bite or Pounce attack, it can take a
bonus action to try and restrain the target.
The target makes a DC 12 Dexterity Saving
throw, or will be restrained.
Pounce. If the Co’ she moves at least 20 feet
straight towards a target right before hitting
it with a bite attack, theDC of the Saving
throw to resist being knocked prone
increases by 2.
Actions
Bite. Melee Weapon Attack: +5 to hit, reach
5 ft., one target. Hit: 6 (1d8 + 2) piercing
damage. On a hit, if the target is a creature,
it must succeed on a DC 12 Strength saving
throw or be knocked prone.
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Co’she, Young Actions
Medium beast, unaligned Bite. Melee Weapon Attack: +3 to hit, reach
5 ft., one target. Hit: 6 (2d4 + 2) piercing
damage. On a hit, if the target is a creature,
Armor Class 13 it must succeed on a DC 12 Strength saving
Hit Points 13 (3d8) throw or be knocked prone.
Speed 40 ft.

STR 12 (+1), DEX 14 (+2), CON 10 (+0),

INT 4 (–3), WIS 12 (+1), CHA 7 (–2)

Skills Wisdom(Perception) +3,

Dexterity(Stealth) +4
Senses Passive perception 13
Languages None, but understands basic
Aelfin
Challenge ¼ (50 XP)

Sprint. Once per hour, a Co’she can move

ten times its normal speed (up to 400 ft.) for
one round.

Pounce. if the Co’ she moves at least 20 feet

straight towards a target right before hitting
it with a bite attack, the DC of the Saving
throw to resist being knocked prone
increases by 2.

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