Showcasing add-on scripts: Inventor and Dragon Knight classes

I'm finally nearing the end of catching up with the discontinued higher tiers (see this post from last year) and I would like to share a couple of complex add-on scripts that were recently (yesterday) finished for those rewards: The Inventor class (a.k.a. Kibbles' artificer) and spells from Kibbles' Compendium of Craft and Creation by KibblesTasty, and the Dragon Knight class by Rain-Junkie. See below for links.

I'm not able to post a new version of my character sheet yet, more on why below, but I wanted to post a small update while I'm working on many things. A whole deck of magic items and character options are being transcribed.

Two Sundays ago we celebrated my daughter's third birthday and it was a lot of fun, but also very tiring having six sugar-pumped toddlers to entertain. Unfortunately, two days later we learned that this party had been a small super-spreader event... we spent most of the week at home with some kind of stomach bug. So much leftover cake and homemade sweets that went uneaten, it was a real shame. We are feeling better now, but my plan to post a new version before the turn of the month had to pay the price.

Until that time I would like to share with you these 3rd party add-on scripts. I am posting about these and not others, because I can (not all rewards can be publicly shared), a lot of work went into them due to their complexity, and they are homebrew that I personally enjoy using.

The inventor class is Kibbles' take on the artificer. It allows for a mind-boggling amount of customisation through upgrades and each subclass has a distinct theme on what's being crafting, modified, or upgraded.

>> Add-on Script for Inventor class and 112 spells <<

>> Inventor class free PDF <<

>> Kibble's Compendium of Craft and Creation Kickstarter <<

Support KibblesTasty: website, Patreon, Discord.

Kibble's Compendium of Craft and Creation (KCCC) contains a lot of stuff and transcribing it for use with MPMB's Character Record Sheets is nowhere near done and might never be, there is just that much. However, what is done is already a ton of content:

• Inventor class with 7 of its 10 subclasses
  ◦ Included: Cursesmith, Fleshsmith, Gadgetsmith, Infusionsmith, Potionsmith, Thundersmith, and Warsmith
  ◦ Not included: Golemsmith, Runesmith, and Relicsmith
• All 112 spells in the book

If you like this content and use it in your games, please consider supporting KibblesTasty. He is constantly creating homebrew content for 5e and has made too much to list here.

This script was made using v1.1.3 of KCCC.

Transcribing KCCC has been a joined effort. Nod_Hero and especially PoetOfGod have done a lot of the work and deserve your praise.

This class allows you to play a dragon rider, a hero who goes to battle with their trusty dragon companion. Props go to Rain-Junkie (Blake) for making such a fun class.

>> Add-on Script for Dragon Knight class <<

>> Dragon Knight class free PDF <<

>> /r/UnearthedArcana reddit post <<

Check out more homebrew by Rain-Junkie: Google Drive folder, Tumblr, Reddit posts.

If you like this content and use it in your games, please consider letting Rain-Junkie know, I'm sure he would be thrilled to hear your thoughts on the class.

This script was made using v8.1 (= v9 on GM Binder) of the class (the GM Binder link says v9, but there is no difference between that and v8.1 that I could find).

The script does a lot of work on the companion pages to automated all the level-based features and attacks. I hope I struck the right balance between automation and usability, but let me know if something doesn't work as expected.

>> How To Guide on MPMB's website <<

A step-by-step guide and video for importing add-on scripts can be found here on my website.

Add-on scripts are extra's that you can add to your MPMB's Character Record Sheet PDF, but they are completely optional.

If you are searching for more add-on scripts, please have a look at the Community Add-on Script Index.

As we are nearing the end of the year I think back on how long I've been able to do this work thanks to your continued support. It still feels like a Christmas present every day.

Thank you all very much!