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Hello! Hopefully this is the best forum to post this. Some of you may remember a post I made about a year and a half ago about a D&D 5e-inspired, cosmere TTRPG I was working on that I called Cosmere 5e. Some of you have even reached out to me about campaigns you were running using my material! At the time, I really only had some classes based on The Stormlight Archive in a format similar to the D&D 5e Player's Handbook. Well, I've been working on it since, and I'm ready to release the rest of what I've made for you to hopefully play while you wait for the official Cosmere RPG. Combined, all the resources below total over 1200 pages (seriously, 1200 pages) with 40 Identities (equivalent of D&D races or species), 13 full classes, 600+ Invested Arts (equivalent of D&D spells), 100+ stat blocks for cosmere creatures, and 450+ Invested items (equivalent of D&D magic items). NOTE: A lot of what you'll find here is not canonical, because that is the result of me trying to make enough things to fill up an entire TTRPG. I tried to keep the spirit of the cosmere and its magic systems in everything I made, but pushed the bounds of Investiture a lot as I created things. Oh, and the entire thing has spoilers for the entire cosmere, including Wind and Truth. Here are all the resource books: Radiant's Handbook (version 2.0) Nine Knights Radiant classes, Rosharan Identities, how to create a character a play. The Invested Arts of the Cosmere (version 2.0) Surgebinding, Allomantic, and Aonic Invested Arts, including hundreds of Aons Elantrians must study. Hoid's Guide to the Cosmere Dozens of Identities from non-Rosharan planets, plus the Awakener, Elantrian, Feruchemist, and Mistborn classes. Creature Compendium Stat blocks for cosmere creatures. Invested Items Collection Over 450 Invested items, including fabrials, Allomantic beads, metalminds, soulstamps and bloodseals, polestones, Hemalurgic spikes and rules for Hemalurgic corruption, Aonic-powered items, Nightblood, primer cubes, Shardplate and Shardblades, Soulcasters, plus beads and metalminds and tools made from God Metals or God Metal alloys. Character Sheet (version 2.0) DND Beyond-style character sheet in built in Google Sheets. Changelog and Feedback Changelog and Feedback submitter. r/Cosmere5e Subreddit! Thank you so much for reading, and please do let me know your thoughts and feedback if you end up playing, running a game, or reading through!

I am finally here long enough to post links! The original post has been updated with them. All free and available as public Google Docs. Check em out!

With how many places Hoid goes to, I wonder if he knows how to Elsecall. However, the Horneaters specifically have a special name for him (can't recall it right now) so he definitely uses Cultivation's Perpendicularity, too. Maybe that's just easier for him on Roshar?

Stormlight is my favorite, but I wonder if it's just because it seems the most fleshed out, so far. I could easily see Mistborn being my favorite once we get to the 3rd and 4th trilogies of Mistborn. If we're going for favorite Cosmere book, then something like Yumi or Emperor's Soul could definitely be up there.

Probably Harmony. One of my favorite characters and Shards, and I can't say no to being a Feruchemist.

Unfortunately, as I just created this account, it still won't let me post links. However (and mods, sorry and tell me if this is against the rules), I have posted it on the /r/Stormlight_Archive and /r/Cosmere subreddits, where it is still on the front page. My username there is /u/mikiari, so you can check it out from there! I have three publicly-shared documents, including a Google Sheets character sheet to track your stuff! I would love for anyone here to check it out.

Hello 17th Shard! About two years ago, my three friends and I, all huge fans of Brandon Sanderson and The Stormlight Archive, wanted to try our hands at D&D 5e for the first time. I decided, for some insane reason, that I was going to not only DM my first game with them but also that I wanted to DM a game of D&D based on the world of The Stormlight Archive. Our campaign started soon after with some basic reskinning and rules, and now we are still going strong and I have compiled everything I reskinned/created into two documents: the Radiant's Handbook and The Invested Arts of the Cosmere (I'm also working on another document that will include the other cosmere books translated into D&D, called Hoid's Guide to the Cosmere). The two documents equal about 450 pages, all available for players to start a complete game of Cosmere 5e, if they have a willing GM. I wanted to post it here to see if anyone would be interested in playing. I will be the first to admit that D&D 5e is not the best system for the magic and characteristics of The Stormlight Archive, but I am most familiar with 5e's system and that is how it started. If you do check out the Radiant's Handbook (the equivalent of D&D 5e's Player's Handbook), let me know what you think! There are nine completely unique classes, one for each Knights Radiant Order (except for Bondsmith) and 14 different Identities (the equivalent of D&D's races) like Alethi, Siah Aimian, Herdazian, and more. I have made a huge list of feats, backgrounds, and designed items based on the world of Roshar. I have also made up mechanics for using Investiture and Stormlight, and resources for a GM to use if they want to run their own game. Note that everything in these documents is meant to be played on its own, rather than implement it into your own D&D 5e game. The Knights Radiant slowly but surely became more powerful that D&D classes due to the nature of Investiture and fun. My documents also have hundreds of Invested Arts (spells), fabrials and weapons, rules for Shardweapons, rules for spren (with Ideal swearing and how they operate as familiars), and much more. Like I said, I have been playing this for about a year and a half now. My three players (a Makabaki Skybreaker, a Thaylen Edgedancer, and a Reshi Lightweaver) are traveling Roshar and trying to stop a mysterious group from harnessing an Unmade. Most of the information in the Handbook has not really been tested, so I would love that as well. If anyone does have any feedback, suggestions, critiques, or anything else, I would love to know. You can message me here or on reddit (my username there is /u/mikiari). Again, here is the link to the Radiant's Handbook: here. And again, here is the link to the Invested Art's of the Cosmere (essentially a giant document of all the details of the Invested Arts -- spells -- you can cast): here. And here is a link to a Google Sheets-powered Character Sheet you could use (use File > Make a copy to add a copy of your own to your Google Drive): here.