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	::''Darklight:'' +1 Dex, '''Apex of the Moon''' (resistance to Radiant damage, but only during the night) and '''Darklight Magic''' (Druidcraft cantrip, Fog 1/day at 3rd level, Moonbeam 1/day at 5th level, Wisdom as SAS).		::''Darklight:'' +1 Dex, '''Apex of the Moon''' (resistance to Radiant damage, but only during the night) and '''Darklight Magic''' (Druidcraft cantrip, Fog 1/day at 3rd level, Moonbeam 1/day at 5th level, Wisdom as SAS).

	'''Fiend-Scourged:''' Somewhere between a [[tiefling]] and a [[revenant]], a fiend-scourged is a mortal being who lived at least one life consistently and willingly betraying values that they swore to uphold. As a result, they are reborn upon their death in a twisted incarnation of themselves and with a dark knowledge in the depths of their souls; live a better life, one in which they must uphold the values they betrayed, or come back again and again. As a fiend-scourged lives more lives in defiance of their original blasphemy, they become increasingly monstrous-looking, whilst lives lived upholding their once-broken virtues decrease their transformation into monsters. Ultimately, either they complete their redemption and are allowed to die a final time, or they defiantly uphold their damnation, especially since a fiend-scourge remembers all of its past lives perfectly. Common features of a truly monstrous fiend-scourged include completely golden, violet or red eyes, [[vampire]]-like fangs, hairlessness, skin that is either stretched taut over or sags from the bones, and veins that glow with sickly light beneath their skin. A fiend-scourged PC has +2 Intelligence, +1 Constitution, and is a Medium creature with 60ft Darkvision and 30ft base speed. Their racial traits are '''Cursed Soul''' (make a DC 15 Con save against nonmagical damage that would take you to 0 HP; success means you are left at 1 HP, failure means you fail a death saving throw, you are also immune to aging), '''Fiend Blood''' (1/rest you can sacrifice 1d6 HP to make your next attack deal +2d6; this powerup lasts for 1 minute before fading) and '''Past Life Experience''' (Advantage on Intelligence checks to recover knowledge from your past lives).		'''Fiend-Scourged:''' Somewhere between a [[tiefling]] and a [[revenant]] (or a 5e revival of the obscure [[Hellbred]] race from 3.5), a fiend-scourged is a mortal being who lived at least one life consistently and willingly betraying values that they swore to uphold. As a result, they are reborn upon their death in a twisted incarnation of themselves and with a dark knowledge in the depths of their souls; live a better life, one in which they must uphold the values they betrayed, or come back again and again. As a fiend-scourged lives more lives in defiance of their original blasphemy, they become increasingly monstrous-looking, whilst lives lived upholding their once-broken virtues decrease their transformation into monsters. Ultimately, either they complete their redemption and are allowed to die a final time, or they defiantly uphold their damnation, especially since a fiend-scourge remembers all of its past lives perfectly. Common features of a truly monstrous fiend-scourged include completely golden, violet or red eyes, [[vampire]]-like fangs, hairlessness, skin that is either stretched taut over or sags from the bones, and veins that glow with sickly light beneath their skin. A fiend-scourged PC has +2 Intelligence, +1 Constitution, and is a Medium creature with 60ft Darkvision and 30ft base speed. Their racial traits are '''Cursed Soul''' (make a DC 15 Con save against nonmagical damage that would take you to 0 HP; success means you are left at 1 HP, failure means you fail a death saving throw, you are also immune to aging), '''Fiend Blood''' (1/rest you can sacrifice 1d6 HP to make your next attack deal +2d6; this powerup lasts for 1 minute before fading) and '''Past Life Experience''' (Advantage on Intelligence checks to recover knowledge from your past lives).

	'''Giant-Blooded:''' Exactly what it says on the tin, giant-blooded are the [[Half-Giant]]s of Fallen Camelot, if perhaps used a little more like [[Half-Orc]]s. +2 Constitution, +1 Strength, Medium size plus Powerful Build, normal vision, 35 feet base speed, and the racial features '''Thick Skin''' (reduce non-magical physical damage by 1/2 your Constitution modifier) and '''Giant Grip''' (Versatile weapons do their higher damage even when used 1-handed).		'''Giant-Blooded:''' Exactly what it says on the tin, giant-blooded are the [[Half-Giant]]s of Fallen Camelot, if perhaps used a little more like [[Half-Orc]]s. +2 Constitution, +1 Strength, Medium size plus Powerful Build, normal vision, 35 feet base speed, and the racial features '''Thick Skin''' (reduce non-magical physical damage by 1/2 your Constitution modifier) and '''Giant Grip''' (Versatile weapons do their higher damage even when used 1-handed).

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	::The '''Student of Merlin''' is an heir to the magical knowledge and wisdom of Merlin, the great [[dragon]] mage who founded Camelot through his tutelage of King Arthur.		::The '''Student of Merlin''' is an heir to the magical knowledge and wisdom of Merlin, the great [[dragon]] mage who founded Camelot through his tutelage of King Arthur.

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	* Zealotry: Vicious Mockery, Hellish Rebuke, Hold Person		* Zealotry: Vicious Mockery, Hellish Rebuke, Hold Person

	'''Dragon-Claimed:''' A former mortal chosen as an agent, champion or lackey of a [[dragon]] for whatever reasons the dragon chose. They are imbued with draconic essence, warping into a [[Half-Dragon]]-like version of themselves. A dragon-claimed always has a vestigial tail, as well as wings, claws and scales - they are divided into subraces based on which of these three traits are prominent enough to be useful, as the other ~~twi~~ will instead be functionally vestigial. A dragon-claimed gets +2 Charisma, is a Medium sized creature with a base speed of 30 feet and normal vision, and has the traits '''Dragon's Fortitude''' (spend a reaction to reroll a failed Con save 1/rest), '''Guileful Tongue''' (proficiency in Deception, double proficiency bonus for Deception checks made to disguise or lie about your identity), and '''Magical Identity''' (cast Disguise Self ~~wih~~ a 8 hour duration 1/day). Their subraces have the following traits:		'''Dragon-Claimed:''' A former mortal chosen as an agent, champion or lackey of a [[dragon]] for whatever reasons the dragon chose. They are imbued with draconic essence, warping into a [[Half-Dragon]]-like version of themselves. A dragon-claimed always has a vestigial tail, as well as wings, claws and scales - they are divided into subraces based on which of these three traits are prominent enough to be useful, as the other two will instead be functionally vestigial. A dragon-claimed gets +2 Charisma, is a Medium sized creature with a base speed of 30 feet and normal vision, and has the traits '''Dragon's Fortitude''' (spend a reaction to reroll a failed Con save 1/rest), '''Guileful Tongue''' (proficiency in Deception, double proficiency bonus for Deception checks made to disguise or lie about your identity), and '''Magical Identity''' (cast Disguise Self with a 8 hour duration 1/day). Their subraces have the following traits:
	::''Clawed:'' +1 Str, Claw Attack (1d4+Str mod Slashing unarmed strikes), Climb speed 20 feet		::''Clawed:'' +1 Str, Claw Attack (1d4+Str mod Slashing unarmed strikes), Climb speed 20 feet
	::''Scaled:'' +1 Constitution, '''Regenerative Scales''' (1/day, as a short rest, regain HP equal to 1/2 your Con score), '''Adaptive Scales''' (when you finish a long rest, choose one damage type from the following and gain Resistance to it until your next long rest - Acid, Cold, Fire, Lightning, Poison, Necrotic, Nonmagical Bludgeoning, Nonmagical Piercing, Nonmagical Slashing).		::''Scaled:'' +1 Constitution, '''Regenerative Scales''' (1/day, as a short rest, regain HP equal to 1/2 your Con score), '''Adaptive Scales''' (when you finish a long rest, choose one damage type from the following and gain Resistance to it until your next long rest - Acid, Cold, Fire, Lightning, Poison, Necrotic, Nonmagical Bludgeoning, Nonmagical Piercing, Nonmagical Slashing).
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	::''Darklight:'' +1 Dex, '''Apex of the Moon''' (resistance to Radiant damage, but only during the night) and '''Darklight Magic''' (Druidcraft cantrip, Fog 1/day at 3rd level, Moonbeam 1/day at 5th level, Wisdom as SAS).		::''Darklight:'' +1 Dex, '''Apex of the Moon''' (resistance to Radiant damage, but only during the night) and '''Darklight Magic''' (Druidcraft cantrip, Fog 1/day at 3rd level, Moonbeam 1/day at 5th level, Wisdom as SAS).

	'''Fiend-Scourged:''' Somewhere between a [[tiefling]] and a [[revenant]], a fiend-scourged is a mortal being who lived at least one life consistently and willingly betraying values that they swore to uphold. As a result, they are reborn upon their death in a twisted incarnation of themselves and with a dark knowledge in the depths of their souls; live a better life, one in which they must uphold the values they betrayed, or come back again and again. As a fiend-scourged lives more lives in defiance of their original blasphemy, they become increasingly monstrous-looking, whilst lives lived upholding their once-broken virtues decrease their transformation into monsters. Ultimately, either they complete their redemption and are allowed to die a final time, or they defiantly uphold their damnation, especially since a fiend-scourge remembers all of its past lives perfectly. Common features of a truly monstrous fiend-scourged include completely golden, violet or red eyes, [[vampire]]-like fangs, hairlessness, skin that is either stretched taut over or sags from the bones, and veins that glow with sickly light beneath their skin. A fiend-scourged PC has +2 ~~Inelligence~~, +1 ~~Constitutuion~~, and is a Medium creature with 60ft Darkvision and 30ft base speed. Their racial traits are '''Cursed Soul''' (make a DC 15 Con save against nonmagical damage that would take you to 0 HP; success means you are left at 1 HP, failure means you fail a death saving throw, you are also immune to aging), '''Fiend Blood''' (1/rest you can sacrifice 1d6 HP to make your next attack deal +2d6; this powerup lasts for 1 minute before fading) and '''Past Life Experience''' (Advantage on Intelligence checks to recover knowledge from your past lives).		'''Fiend-Scourged:''' Somewhere between a [[tiefling]] and a [[revenant]], a fiend-scourged is a mortal being who lived at least one life consistently and willingly betraying values that they swore to uphold. As a result, they are reborn upon their death in a twisted incarnation of themselves and with a dark knowledge in the depths of their souls; live a better life, one in which they must uphold the values they betrayed, or come back again and again. As a fiend-scourged lives more lives in defiance of their original blasphemy, they become increasingly monstrous-looking, whilst lives lived upholding their once-broken virtues decrease their transformation into monsters. Ultimately, either they complete their redemption and are allowed to die a final time, or they defiantly uphold their damnation, especially since a fiend-scourge remembers all of its past lives perfectly. Common features of a truly monstrous fiend-scourged include completely golden, violet or red eyes, [[vampire]]-like fangs, hairlessness, skin that is either stretched taut over or sags from the bones, and veins that glow with sickly light beneath their skin. A fiend-scourged PC has +2 Intelligence, +1 Constitution, and is a Medium creature with 60ft Darkvision and 30ft base speed. Their racial traits are '''Cursed Soul''' (make a DC 15 Con save against nonmagical damage that would take you to 0 HP; success means you are left at 1 HP, failure means you fail a death saving throw, you are also immune to aging), '''Fiend Blood''' (1/rest you can sacrifice 1d6 HP to make your next attack deal +2d6; this powerup lasts for 1 minute before fading) and '''Past Life Experience''' (Advantage on Intelligence checks to recover knowledge from your past lives).

	'''Giant-Blooded:''' Exactly what it says on the tin, giant-blooded are the [[Half-Giant]]s of Fallen Camelot, if perhaps used a little more like [[Half-Orc]]s. +2 Constitution, +1 Strength, Medium size plus Powerful Build, normal vision, 35 feet base speed, and the racial features '''Thick Skin''' (reduce non-magical physical damage by 1/2 your Constitution modifier) and '''Giant Grip''' (Versatile weapons do their higher damage even when used 1-handed).		'''Giant-Blooded:''' Exactly what it says on the tin, giant-blooded are the [[Half-Giant]]s of Fallen Camelot, if perhaps used a little more like [[Half-Orc]]s. +2 Constitution, +1 Strength, Medium size plus Powerful Build, normal vision, 35 feet base speed, and the racial features '''Thick Skin''' (reduce non-magical physical damage by 1/2 your Constitution modifier) and '''Giant Grip''' (Versatile weapons do their higher damage even when used 1-handed).

	==Classes & Subclasses==		==Classes & Subclasses==
	Fallen Camelot is home to its own unique class, the [[Leyfinder]], a kind of [[Sorcerer (Dungeons & Dragons)\|Sorcerer]]-[[Warlock]] hybrid that doesn't cast spells, but instead relies on a wide ~~variaty~~ of "Deviations", similar in nature to the warlock's Invocations. It's ~~alslo~~ home to a wide variety of subclasses for core D&D 5e classes.		Fallen Camelot is home to its own unique class, the [[Leyfinder]], a kind of [[Sorcerer (Dungeons & Dragons)\|Sorcerer]]-[[Warlock]] hybrid that doesn't cast spells, but instead relies on a wide variety of "Deviations", similar in nature to the warlock's Invocations. It's also home to a wide variety of subclasses for core D&D 5e classes.

	[[Barbarian]]:		[[Barbarian]]:

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	::The '''Student of Merlin''' is an heir to the magical knowledge and wisdom of Merlin, the great [[dragon]] mage who founded Camelot through his tutelage of King Arthur.		::The '''Student of Merlin''' is an heir to the magical knowledge and wisdom of Merlin, the great [[dragon]] mage who founded Camelot through his tutelage of King Arthur.

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	[[Druid]]:		[[Druid]]:
	::The '''Circle of Avalon'' represents a druidic order dedicated to safeguarding the [[fey]] kingdom of Avalon by any and all means necessary.		::The '''Circle of Avalon''' represents a druidic order dedicated to safeguarding the [[fey]] kingdom of Avalon by any and all means necessary.
	::The '''Circle of Wastes''' is a fallen druid who has dedicated themselves to guarding and succoring the corrupted regions that appear when leyline energies are twisted and warped.		::The '''Circle of Wastes''' is a fallen druid who has dedicated themselves to guarding and succoring the corrupted regions that appear when leyline energies are twisted and warped.

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	'''Fallen Camelot''' is a third-party setting for [[Dungeons & Dragons 5th Edition]] released by Realmswarp Media as the first of their [[Cities of Myth]] [[multiverse]]. As its name implies, it takes place on a [[plane]] that is described as Arthurian Britain, after the death of King Arthur. In his absence, Morgan Le Fae has conquered much of the land, twisting the magic of the realm into a festering wound and filling the land with anarchy, monsters and suffering.		'''Fallen Camelot''' is a third-party setting for [[Dungeons & Dragons 5th Edition]] released by Realmswarp Media as the first of their [[Cities of Myth]] [[multiverse]]. As its name implies, it takes place on a [[plane]] that is described as Arthurian Britain, after the death of King Arthur. In his absence, Morgan Le Fae has conquered much of the land, twisting the magic of the realm into a festering wound and filling the land with anarchy, monsters and suffering.