What is the Graviturgist? - Explorer’s Guide to Wildemount D&D
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- Опубликовано: 19 авг 2024
- Matt Mercer describes the Graviturgist, a new Wizard subclass featured in the Explorer’s Guide to Wildemount. Using their control over gravitational forces these Wizards can push things around and manipulate the gravity affecting individual creatures.
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Will you be playing a Graviturgist in your Wildemount campaign? What's their backstory?
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a young mage who was just sitting under a tree, deciding what tradition to pick, when an apple fell on his head and he decided "never again". terrified of an object falling on his head he seeks to master gravity.
Grinkleknack is kobold who envies the fact that they cannot fly like a true dragon, becoming spiteful of the Adult Red that rules of their home. One day, while sneaking out of a cave to test out poorly constructed wings, they are saved by a passing wizard with a fly spell who is amused enough by Grinkleknack's antics to agree to take them on as an apprentice. Very few wizards at the orbiting tower were as kind to a common kobold peeking through all their books, and the scorned adult Dragon even less so. If Grinklenack truly wishes to fly, they must first learn to flee.
Thrylborn is a young half elf who as a kid. Always felt like he could fly in his dreams, in his imagination. So focused on this fantasy he lost his connection with the people around him.. The 'real' world and slowly letting this fantasy shape his whole existence.
Where his elders never expected him to literally master gravity and fly away someday.. He now lives above the clouds, with machinery that follow the tides of the wind powered by altered forms of gravity & sunlight.. A loneliness swallowed him and he now descends back to the earth more frequently to experience connection, form bonds, create true companionship and maybe even love.
Though he is still a dreamer he is often urged to retreat back to his sky home. He has to continuously remind himself why he's here.
Magic Police.
A skeleton who protects the underground from genocidal children
New expansion pack: *Hawt Boi Essek*
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I love these and I can’t wait to see Davvy Chappy’s pain that there will be two more wizard subclasses
As always, a wizard did it! 😋
Karpmageddon ESPECIALLY THE WIZARD
i can hear him bang his head against the wall know
Jocat is gonna have to update his wizard song.
Isn't the echo knight a fighter archetype
We can finally build our own Hot Boy Essek!
so THAT's what arcane tradition he is.
Hot boy!
*HOT BOI!*
HAAWT BOI TRADITION
@@bezretmet Well, we don't explicitly know. He's just really good at Dunamancy in general.
"Gravity is a harness. I have harnessed the harness."
"The music, it's playing again!"
"WHAT IS THAT MELODY!?"
Ayyy lmao
I look forward to playing a "dwarf" Graviturgist. They'll actually turn out to be a giant. They have just been messing with high gravity for so long that *squish
Moving things and people? this sub-class has the force written all over it and I LOVE IT.
*makes Graviturgist*
*constantly asks about that melody*
The Lumber Wolf I have harnessed then harness!
this would be something I would really enjoy. I see this as a true battlefield controller moving folks around the map like chess pieces. My best friend would be a druid with spikes of course :)
do you take dmg being shoved over hazardous terrain?
PJ VC depends on the wording. If the spell (be it hazardous terrain or an areas of damaging energy) deals damage when the creature “starts its turn there or enters it for the first time on a turn” then pushing them in by any means would deal damage. Other verbiage (such as “ends turn there”) would not!
If the Graviturgist can be combined with the eldritch knight, that would be amazing
That pfp tho. Naicu.
I mean... I'm assuming alot of gravity spells might be evocation, and if it's for a wizard subclass, than the Eldritch knight could totally take gravity spells. So.... Hell yes?
Hell yeah
@@duke1252 even then... You get like, what... One spell that isn't evocation??? I'm assuming gravity spells are either evocation or conjuration. Meaning you can get at least one gravity spell. As you level you can get maybe one or two more, but this can be bypassed by taking a few wizard levels... If they are evocation, perfect. You get as many gravity spells as you want.
That would make for one HELL of a character lol. Although, Echo Knight also sounds awesome! I guess we shall see if it is another caster/int based fighter or not
I want to see an Ant-man style attack where a graviturgist forcefully propels an ally to punch someone in the face with the force of a bullet.
I want to play ALL of these new classes. Mercer, you madman, you.
This, along with the dunamancy spells, might very well have been the wizard archetype I've been looking for if I can't have my lore master. Controlling the battlefield in this way is not something I feel the other traditions apart from maybe the illusionist lend themselves to. I'm getting some ideas for a Sigma type character.
Hold it together hold it together holdit hold it together holdit together holditogether holdittogetherholdittogether
You.
I like you.
As soon as I heard that this magic type dealt with time and space, he was the first person I thought of
I think your wizard and my wizard would get along very very well.
wind, thunder, and lightning are the only magics that can do something like that.
I totally want to make a character that is a planet with this class ( warforged graviturgist ) yes plz
Cybertron
What’s that green lantern that’s a planet called?
@@ArmegeddonCraft Mogo the Living Planet
Noah Jaques The Lonely Planet
@Tyler Ford you got it
This. This all day long. I'm so excited to roll my gravity wizard.
I've been fantasizing since a teenager about how awesome would be a gravity controlling mutant (i used to love the xmen comicbook serries)
This is so freakin amazing.
RIGHT?! gravity is fkn dope and so gutteral and primal and cosmic!
Finally I can cast 3 freeze
gotta take those levels in astral self monk first so you can summon your stand.
Was that a madafucking jojo reference 🤯
@@GrokNZ
*the new Echo Knight subclass would like to know your location*
So you believe in gravity @stickgeneral42?
You can speed up your allies with it too. Made in Heaven time
Sounds like surgebinding/lashings from the Stormlight Archive.
So awesome to see all of CR's work and our love of it as Critters for this world!
Step 1: Lower density of dragon horde
Step 2: Tenser's Floating disk
Step 3: Rinse, Wash, Repeat :P
I will name my Graviturgist Elphaba so that she can defy garvity
The father Pucci to the Chronourgist's Dio. I like it.
so ultimately, a Graviturgist will attain heaven?
No. Ultimately, a Graviturgist will create a black hole.
This subclass with the haste and slow spells in your arsenal... 🤔 intriguing
maaaaaaaan this is RIGHT up my alley. Stupidly hyped for this!
Could a sufficiently powerful Graviturgist make something heavy enough to affect the flow of time the way a supermassive black hole does?
Matt is helping us all make Jedi PCs. Thank you.
Chronurgist and Graviturgist all in one book?? AND from the ingenious mind of Matt Mercer? Sign me up for a copy
WHAT IS THAT MELODY?!
I'M SO FUCKING HYPED FOR THIS.
This is basically the wind runners in Brandon Sanderson's stormlight archives novels
Manipulating time is cool and all, but nothing is better, then just opening up a black hole on the battle field and smirking as your enemies get CRUSHED BY THE WEIGHT OF THEIR OWN LESSER POWER! ..cough, I mean gravity magic is dope.
I LOVE this idea.
I really prefer playing characters with a ton of party utility and this sounds beautiful!
Gravity...
Gravity is a harness. My entire career has been devoted to this idea... to *this* moment. Decades!
If the unifying theories are correct... we will soon be able to harness the power of a black hole! Nothing will ever be the same.
2 Wizards... i was hoping for a sorcerer with the thematic of dunamancy but I'm still excited to see where this goes
"Make creatures slower" - you mean...Slow?
"Be able to jump further" - you mean...Jump?
"Move faster" - you mean...Haste?
Clearly from his descriptions these spells have different utility.
@@netherveilgames996 It's all one ability, not a spell, and uses no spell slot.
Be for 10 year aggo ive came up with the same character. With a brother of mine.
I see the character as an overall over welming character. Will all and all will fallow. So yess im very Happy to post to see you say that. I never got to share this charector
Its an . Yes i like to here you talk more about it.
Was hoping for sorcerer, but it's cool
This sounds like you'll be able to manipulate gravity similar to Pain in Naruto. Should be really fun to try out.
Now I'm imagining a high-level Wizard of this school whipping out Chaotic Shinra Tensei, Chibaku Tensei, and then dropping a 9th level slot to use the closest thing to Tengai Shinsei lol
The force is strong with this subclass
Here is our boy Essek
Make me think of Brandon Sanderson's Mistborn Allomancy stuff.
This would be dope to create a class with the concept of digesting different kinds of metal to gain different powers. Graviturgist is quite different to be honest, even when there are slight similarities.
But gaining bonuses to strength, charisma, reflexes etc. With Enhance ability we got a spell that gains similar things but conceptionally a completely different thing. Maybe I will think of something. If I remember correctly there does exist a Mistborn Tabletop or Pen&Paper.
I normally play a very tactical character, like the Battlemaster or a Cleric... I haven't ever tried playing a Wizard, but this might be the sort of thing I'm into...
I’m sure Matthew Mercer has played a character in voice acting who has had run-ins with gravity and two graviturgists. Luckily one was a reliable guy as an ally, unluckily the other very much was not.
Dragon Age 2 Force Mage, here I come!
Awesome!
Is it bad that I'm tempted to get this book simply because of this subclass? I'm sure the other stuff is cool and all, but I'm super excited about this.
Yes crushes and holds down for a time, I'm thinking spores...
My first character had this subclass
I'm glad this is happening, as I think it's good for everyone involved, but I hope that WotC took a good pass through these mechanics. I love Matt's mind and imagination, but with some of his other stuff, particularly character options, I've felt like it's really lacking polish. I don't blame him; TTRPG designer isn't in his title, but still.
Just my view. Still think it will be a great book.
"Come on give us your unpopular opinion, something up till now that you've been scared to say."
Yes, he said on Reddit that he had people work with him and they've done a lot of internal playtesting and such.
I could imagine a campaign world where the wizard decides to be a Graviturgist but was laughed at by the meritocracy for going for what they deem "Floaty falling magic" not realising how powerful it is.
Wizards under dunamancy seem to have a huge emphasis on field control and manipulating position of anything on the battlefield.
I'm getting strong overtones of surgebinding from Sanderson's Stormlight archives on this sub-class. Anyone else?
A little bit closer to heaven...
I will play as a wizard named Zarya who will definitely be able to shoot out a gravity well and pull all the enemies toward it:) lol
This with a multi class into Monk or Barbarian. Oh the fun I will have.
The book as two wizard subclasses? Thats kinda nuts.
Ooo I like
Now I can be Uraraka/Uravity from My Hero Academia!
Can guarentee the level 14 feature is just gonna be Chibaku Tensei...
All these subclasses made by Matt are basically Jojo references
Graviturgist = Jedi
This is really cool but... why two wizards? They aren’t exactly hurting for subclasses already, they started with EIGHT.
Probably with how in this world Dunamacy works, the Kyrn studied how to use it. No one was born into it, nor is the Luxon alive enough to really give it to clerics. Just probably how he saw it in his head. :/
I have harnessed the harness
Mix this with eldrich knight and you are pretty much a Jedi
Anyone think about the stormlight archives 😂
I wonder if this is another wizard subclass
It is look at the video description
Ronald Taylor oh yeah thanks bud
Gravaturgist is basically the Deva Pain from Naruto XD
I mean Yay a gravity boi, but also another wizard really.
and matt has yet again taken a final fantasy class called geomancer and created a D&D version not a direct version but very simular
Deva Path Pain incoming.
My only question is this, why are 2 of the 3 new subclasses for wizard??? One of these 2 could've easily been placed under another arcane caster to spread the love a bit
Because of the lore of dunamancy. There aren't dunamancy sorcerers. It's literally studied in Kryn schools and taught as a form of magical science. All three subclasses are Kryn based since they're by far the most unique part of the setting and their study of dunamancy is a big part of that.
A *lot* of attention to the wizard here. I was half expecting a cleric subclass, what with the religious aspect of their culture with the Luxon, but I suppose that would likely be more of a fateweaver.
Well the problem with that is, the luxon is kind of dead. lol But you could spin a cleric sublass with these archetypes and just allow a cleric to gain dunamancy spells through faith or quest for the "luxon"
I believe he's said that a Luxon cleric would simply be a light cleric
The Luxon is a sun deity, so Matt said their clerics would likely be light clerics.
So what I’m hearing is my next build is going to pain from naruto 🧐
cant wait to play Sigma in dnd
So basically, Orisa is a warforged centaur graviturgist. Obviously also Sigma, but who's counting?
sounds like a witchwarper
Aw man. I've been wanting to see an official gravity sorceror for a long time. Why do wizards have to get everything?
Gotta agree.
You are my density ;)
The barbarian is as light as a feather.
The rouge is like a boulder.
Problem solved.
How many subclasses will the wizard have now Freakin' twenty?! Other classes exist you know! Seriously!!
Offically its 12 now.
1.Evocation
2.Conjuration
3.Transmutation
4 Abjuration
5.Illusion
6.Necromancy
7.Enchantment
8.War magic
9.bladesinger(only available to elves unless DM says otherwise)
10.Divination
11.Chronurgist
12. Graviturgist
Levitate enemy and then take a bow and 20 arrows
Graviturgist: LET'S DO THIS!
All Incorporeal Undead: lol cute
Graviturgist: ... damnit
Sorcerer or Wizard subclass?
Wizard
ОГОНЬ ПО ГОТОВНОСТИ! (c)
I cast Black Hole....
so its basically Picnokinesis
and Gyrokinesis
Hot Boi
You can play as Sigma
shut up and take my money?
Sooo sigma?
So, at high level Graviturgists really suck? lol
This is dumb. It's just a video overview of the class, it doesn't even go into specific abilities.
Really?.. REALLY?
I'm lowkey kinda not digging the wildmount content :(