[he/they] not a real person
Legolas cosplayers are suffering in Faerun but THRIVING in Golarion. I got a cool lizardman ranger who teleports into the sky and sends out trained pigeons with Entanglement bombs like some sort of feathery rennaissance era bomber plane.
MODERN DAY?!
There’s stuff to be excited about in the post-new-war setting, but seeing what the lead-up to the orokin empire even looked like is way more interesting to me.
We’ve always been wizards in all but name, but damn if it isnt satisfying to actually get a magic book. I’m going to paint mine white and make it shoot red bullets like its Grimoire Weiss from NieR.
Super excited to get that drifter armor, It looks gorgeous.
The metagame artifacts from pf1e were my favorite way of implementing home rules. No, your wizard buddy didnt suddenly become comatose because their player had to do something IRL, the Scar of Destiny whisked them away at a bad time, just as it always threatens to do to you.
The trick is that I dont play d&d 5e, eheheh
if they didnt want to get smote, they shouldnt have stood within smiting range. Simple as that.
i think its really funny that netflix, a company notorious for canceling stuff affer like a season, has decided to take on adapting the longest anime/manga
Hail Sylvian, now we just need some penitence armor and a legally distinct soul edge
The duviri melees all have weird gimmicks like heavy slam beams on the hammer or a combo burst on the heavy nikana.
Archon weapons have similar gimmicks, like the tox projectile on the whip and fireball on the daggers.
Xoris can 1hKO granum specters on detonation.
Rakta Dark Dagger recovers shields and builds overshields on hit against irradiated enemies
After the horrors of 3.5e/PF1e, I just can’t go back to another Human PC. Every PC was a human, because they were the only ones who got another flexible feat slot, and there were a LOT of feat taxes.
I dunno, i appreciate being able to gloss over certain mundane actions with the shared understandings of common actions. Shopping, for instance, takes loads more time when everyone’s in storyteller mode, and you never really know how many more sessions you’ve got before a scheduling error comes up. Best to keep the routine parts brief.
Schmoozing a merchant for a better deal is best handled with a persuasion check, assuming getting a good deal isnt an important part of the campaign.
im going nuts here, there seems to be an implication of a blog post or something, but im only seeing a map
hell yeah. d12 best dX
small weird friend, what’s not to love
I’m no anthropomologist by any means so take what I say with a grain of salt, but I’d figure its the other way around. People raised in contact with more diverse groups of people (eg. raised in a city) are probably more likely to become left-leaning, where people raised in a more homogenous environment (eg. small towns) are more likely to become more right-leaning
unironically, this has become my favorite approach to character background over the years. Build out what the character can do, first, maybe pick a theme too. But create the character you want to play when you’re at the table. The first few encounters are a great forge to make a character from, and then you can extrapolate and improvise from there when necessary.
damn, someones got a grudge against monks at wotc. I remember my one foray into monk back when i played 5e was pretty miserable, now they’re becoming worse?
It was the two level dip in paladin on literally any caster that did it for me. Why ever play any other martial when you could do the same thing but with all of the narrative agency of a mage and get 10+ combat revives per day.