CommanderChampion of TheScrapyard

The Scrapyard is full of discarded things and discarded people. But you know that the true value of an object—or a person—isn't found in its pristine condition, turning the Scrapyard into your workshop. As a Champion of the Scrapyard, you lead from the front, weaponizing the discarded into a symbol of unstoppable rebellion. You show your allies that even the broken can break empires.

Level 3

One's Trash Is One's Treasure.

You recognize the unrealized potential in discarded objects and scavenged weapons. Attacking with an Improvised Weapon or a weapon that was scavenged within the last 10 minutes deals extra INT damage if the attack was not made with disadvantages.

Patchwork Mending.

Action or Reaction. Temporarily restore a broken mundane item, weapon, mechanism, or armor. It functions for 1 hour or until the end of the encounter, then shatters beyond repair.

Level 7

Makeshift Modifications.

(1/Field Rest) You can instantly modify armaments to suit the needs of the moment by attaching or detaching scavenged parts to a single weapon. You can choose to add or remove one weapon property (such as Reach, Thrown, Heavy, or Damage Type) from that weapon, or alter other physical aspects of the weapon such as its size, balance to better suit a wielder. An equipment's weapon property might not be altered more than once, except one wielded by you which can be altered twice.

Level 11

Soul Awakening.

You bond with a cherished scavenged weapon. While wielding it, you can use an action to draw out its soul, changing its damage type to Force, extending its reach by 2 spaces, and increasing its Primary Die by one for the rest of the encounter. The weapon is then broken and becomes unusable after the encounter.

Level 15

Echoes of The Past.

Whenever you finish a Safe Rest, your bonded weapon absorbs the lingering memories of its previous owners. The bonded weapon gains a property (chosen by the DM) reflecting its past wielder's habits. A weapon can hold memories from countless past owners, allowing it to continuously stack and accumulate new properties over time.