Final Fantasy - Legend Edition | 12herbs Homebrew Shelf

Final Fantasy The Roleplaying Game: Legend Edition is a tabletop RPG that has a lot of customizability, and it is through that customizability that a lot of homebrew not only is possible, but thrives. I have here a collection of every Final Fantasy Legend Edition Homebrew I've ever made.

In all, we have:

• An Autocalculating Character Sheet made in Google Sheets, made by TeamWSMF and I, with help from the community
• Two new Jobs in the form of Culinarian and Morpher
  • Culinarian is a job that utilizes the Advanced Rules for Synthesis to create a system where you can cook in the middle of combat and use your ingredients to both support your team and scald your foes.
  • Morpher is a job inspired by the Final Fantasy Tactics Advance Job of the same name; by defeating monsters, you're able to capture them and utilize their Souls to morph your body in combat. Created before Ultimania was announced, and has no association with the Nightmare Job.
• The Nu Mou Race (also created before Ultimania was released)
• A new Option Game for the Skill Games system for adapting Blitzball and other sports into your game (also created before Ultimania was released)
• A ruleset for mimicking the tactical grid-based combat of the Final Fantasy Tactics series, as well as other similar tactical RPGs like Fire Emblem, Triangle Strategy, etc.
• A rules modification for the Keybearer of Master and the Keybearer of Dawn to allow them to have a bit more synergy with other Jobs and to flow a bit better for more flexibility while progressing like other Jobs have
• A Google Drive list of NPC Tags I created and will continue to update as new ideas come in, including tags for allowing vampirism (a way for Undead NPCs to heal when they normally can't), for NPCs with multiple Phases (a system for designing transforming fights where the NPC gets to declare this is "Not My Final Form!"), and more
• An entire adventure adapted from Sam Harris' The Dragon Prince Module for D&D 5e, designed for level 1 adventurers and ending at Level 5, acting as a good hook for a new adventure in a fantasy theme

I really hope you enjoy all of these!

If you want to check out Final Fantasy Legend Edition, you can do so here.

A special thanks to Matthew "TheMemory Slot" Schuff for providing so much inspiration, especially for the Culinarian Job and encouraging me to keep creating Homebrew (even after telling me a few of mine already had similar counterparts coming out soon, darn you >:3).