spren in D&D

[manukos]

so  for some time i have been working on a homebrew supplement for introducing spen in  D&D (even if they are more like elementals)
i have most of it hammered out and got the ok for most of the artists  but i wanted a final feedback from anyone here that knows anything about Dungeons and Dragons before i upload it to the dms guild , plus sharders could be interested  

the link can be found here

shoutout to the amazing artists (botanica xu and Pam Hage) and the shard affiliated  D&D discord server for their help

any criticism and suggestions are more than welcome  and everyone seeing it is free to download it adn use it if you'd like 

[stonedshaman]

I am very interested in seeing how this plays out as I am new to DND and don't know enough yet to give feedback.  I feel like the dragonborn barbarian I Dm for would be very interested

[Elsecaller_17.5]

That is really great!

[Kon-Tiki]

If someone wanted to play a Radiant and I was committed to using D&D to make that happen, I'd probably use either a Paladin (Vengeance, Crown, or Ancients fit best) or a Fae/Hexblade Warlock, depending on the kind of Radiant they were trying to become. Every time they gain a spell level as a Paladin, I have the player swear their next Oath, or every other spell level (so first level spells, third level spells, etc) as a Warlock. I could even see hacking Bladesinger a little to make that work.

That said, if I was trying to run a game with Radiants in it, I'd probably either pick a different game or design one myself. I tend to think that hacks of Blades in the Dark work pretty well for almost every Cosmere system (especially Scadrial), and while I think it'd be hardest for Roshar you could totally make it work.