The only things said to survive the corruption this entity are pink lily flowers, the perfume of which serves as an augury of deformed nature and death. This tree-like entity, hidden within its thorn-filled forest, is a being of unyielding corruption, seeping into the very ground of the earth, turning every leaf into a thorn and every tree into husk with grey, deformed bark. A+ would recommend.Art by Nele Nele Nele Nele Nele Diet Diel Diel Diel Diel WARLOCK: THE SEED OF EVIL You have made a pact with the Seed of Evil, whether willingly or not. It was the most fun class I've ever played in D&D, beyond my usual love for Paladins and my eternal sadness that Paladins in every edition prior to 5th felt like really awkwardly focused fighter-clerics far and away the best Party Paladin I've brought. Its Oath spells are incredibly useful, its Channels and Aura are powerful as heck and apply in almost every situation, while featuring a small wind up time to help balance its strength, and its captstone, while not nearly being the most powerful thing ever at 20th, is still a lot of fun to be able to pull without using a bunch of higher level spells to achieve the same effect. Practically, it's an excellent party-helping front line tank, above and beyond the paladin's existing strength. The Oath of the Common Man is a paladin subclass that frees you from a lot of the Cleric's turf, thematically, by turning you into a Paladin, quite literally, of the people it's styled as making you a big old commie, but that's not necessary I played a Pirate Paladin (like, full Barbossa POTC pirate), and it was amazing. I know it's only half relevant, but hear me out, it's so fucking good, and having played it for about two years on and off, I can say it's quite well balanced in a variety of parties and at a breadth of level ranges, and a strong choice to bring to any party. I know you're asking for homebrew classes outright, but honestly the best homebrew thing I've played in a LONG time was a subclass, so if that's alright, I'll just drop it here.
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