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yeah I never got this (I have not played DND ever so pardon me for this) do you have to pay money for the spells you get every level (you need to write them on your spellbook) or is the "pay money to scribe spells you learned" for the spells that aren't related to the ones you get every level?

My recent villain was once mortal but discovered a blood pool which they build their manor around. After drinking from it they became a Vampire and the blood made them mad and now believes the whole world should be his as well as everyone is out to get them.

Mentioning of FurAffinity was one thing that took me by surprise, but Bad-Dragon's namedrop just floored me. While I was expecting some information that others the content here was very humorous!

I finally understand the alignment more as an allegiance or affiliation towards cosmic forces. It is pretty obvious - as you mentioned - that if you use alignment as a objective judgement of a character's action and hence a player's decision you are bound for desaster sooner or later, depending how "good you align within your group" (pun intended). I was never happy with alignment until I found piece with said affiliation interpretation. There are forces of what is defined as good (wellbeing, prosperity of everyone, taking care for one another, protection the weak, etc) and evil (me, me, me, I don't care about others, heck, they shall suffer)... and forces of law (there are rules to be obeyed, structrure, construction) and forces of chaos (actions are more important than intention, freedom of choice, laws are evil as they constrict creativity, destruction). These are by no means viewpoints of mortal individuals (except for maybe some very few). Most people do not think or act along these lines. These are viewpoints of cosmic forces... thus entities for deities to demons. And characters affiliate with them.. by choice, upbringing or force. Therefore, in my viewpoint a character's alignment is definied by the patron's deity (you can even define this in a pantheon). And for a common follower the alignment must be within one step of the deities alignment, i.e. a LG Deity would be acceptable for LN and NG characters. A NE Deity would be acceptable fpr TN, LE, CE. When does a character would step out of line? When he violates the deities tenets! These define the deities alignment after all. Oh, and practitioners of divine magic must be exactly the aligment as the deity to cast spells beyond third level - thus following the tenets to the letter without deviation.

I like it when the player has to "teach" the bird words like the player who is playing it has to write down a list of words they were paying attention to that is useful for communicating that the npcs or party members said As for original thought I think of it like they watch something happen and then can do it perfectly but can't invent things on its own If someone shows the player how to make a sword they can make a sword but they also have to be taught how to use the sword I think when you play it like this it becomes very fun and has advantages and disadvantages, you can mimic anything anyone else is doing but you are cursed to need to be taught every step of the way

The young adventurers dragons and treasures book touches on different chromatic dragons mixing and how it will just be a combination of their parents features and colors.

Is this still being produced?

Geez 🙄 I think I would rather stick with D20 Future and have an actual sci-fi game. This sounds like we want pathfinder in space but we don’t want pathfinder 😉 😉 in Space so we’ll tweak the rules and say it’s waaaaaay in the future. I would have been actually happier if they had left the rules alone and just made PATHFINDER IN SPAAAAAAACE!!!

A lot of these points are based on modern D&D (3rd-5E) whereas Old School or OSR has a lot of the difference that some.of these other games have like difficult combat and political intrigue. However it is also good for people to play other games, it is annoying how hard it is to get anyone to play anything other than 5E. Also Moldvay Basic/Expert is the best edition of D&D and also the best RPG.

i am currently running this adventure and i make no qualms about drawing heavily from the novel Dracula. My party had left the village of Barovia and the vistani camp, had a run in with some of Strahds minions ont he bridge over the waterfall and they set up camp. In the night Strahd showed up in the form of a huge black wolf, He welcomed the party to his land and apologised for his minions agression, then he said that the people of the village of barovia had shown defiance by helping the party so that night, the village of Barovia was decimated and the party could do nothing,except hearing the alarming church bell and faint screams. when they eventually arrive at the castle i will have villagers impaled on wodden poles

the book states in the forword that Strahd was made as a response to people writting vampire romance novels. he is a immortal serial killer who hunts women ( and handsome men in CoS) The man is an entitled brat who could not fathom not getting what he wanted and decided it was everyone elses fault and not his.

The second you rated SKT 4/10 is the moment all your opinions about life became wrong.

WHY 4/10?!

What unsettling views on women did he have?

Crazy Idea: What if a metallic Dragonborn was forged from the God of the Forge himself?

Imagine a metallic Dragonborn with the supernatural gift of “Anvilwrought” and build it as a Forge Cleric of Purphoros!

Wow. Kanon Wakeshima. What a throwback to my edgy teenage years.

Kipu-Men society is also based on community. Though unlike Kobolds who generally can stick around places, Kipu-Men are nomadic by nature, for they have no home of their own (their original home was destroyed in their original world long ago, but that’s another story). Kipu-Men have a strict sense of Monogamy (along side all other Zarvanian Races). And they take relationships very seriously. Kipu-Men have 3 levels when it comes to their system of authority. There is first the Clan. Clans are generally small to large Kipu-Men Family units whose leader is the Head of the family. Secondly, there are Kipu-Men Tribes. Kipu-Men tribes are 2 or more Kipu-Men clans who share a common ancestor, and the tribe elects an elder to act as their leader. Finally, there are Kipu-Men factions. Factions generally are made up of, well, two or more Tribes, and the defining factor of making a Kipu-Men faction is based on the mode of how they travel around. For example, many Kipu-Men tribes that utilize sea going modes of transportation are referred to as the Sailors Faction, or Kipu-Men tribes that use air ships to get around are part of the Airway Faction, etc. Factions generally have no singular leader, but rather the elders of the different Tribes that make up the Faction band together in a form of committee to decide matters for the Faction, as well as their respective Tribes. Kipu-Men are small, human like, people who stand at an average height range between 1ft 11in and 2ft (with 2ft being the tallest) with some very rare examples being less than 1ft 11in with the rarest height, and the absolute shortest height of any Kipu-Men being 1ft 6in. Male Kipu-Men generally have a more Square or Rectangular nose than Female Kipu-Men. They are similar to Halflings, but even smaller. They could barely be called a small race, but rather, a Tiny race. Their diminutive size, their Nomadic lifestyle, and their love for pacifism has greatly influenced how they deal with threats, and that is they don’t deal with the threat. Rather, they run away from any threat and then try to hide from said threat. Although, even though they are a pacifistic race, there are circumstances in which they will defend themselves. They will pull out their little Firearms to kill whatever is trying to kill them if they are cornered by said threat and can’t escape. It’s called a Last Resort method.

My own fictional Race, the Kipu-Men, have a simple rule: No interacting with people who look too much like Animals (aka, Furries/Scalies/whatever you call them).

I want to play a red Dragonborn who is reflavored as a half dragon and I want a powerful breath weapon but for some reason I just hate d10s, so I don’t wanna use fizbands because of the damage dice, but the phb Dragonborn does fuck all damage, so should I got for preference of mechanical power?

On the scale of anthropomorphism, you may have mistaken psychopathy for autism.

As a Starfinder officianato, would you say that waiting for the new edition changes may be worth waiting for, or trying to learn the system now. (I know a new playtest was released at Gen Con).

this is the best summary of GW history I've seen on youtube

9:31 XP to Level 3 is a Patreon? [•.•ิ]

low test male.

Alternative solution for a kenku to not being able to talk….give them a small chalkboard they can wear around their neck and some chalk. They can write easily enough. I used to simply read out what he wrote instead of speaking with his voice, which led to hilarity as sometimes he would just draw an emoji ❤🎉😂 or use crazy ‘punctuation!!!!!!!!’