

If I ever get mad enough at someone to picture killing them it’s usually a blunt force weapon, so I get the low value on shooting here.


If I ever get mad enough at someone to picture killing them it’s usually a blunt force weapon, so I get the low value on shooting here.
If your players are wary of mimics even if you’ve never given them one you should give them one. They might not want mimics, but they do want that AHA I KNEW IT moment
If your adventures are headed to a city have a lot of names prepared
I don’t like politics in ttrpgs because that means less time SMITING and more time with boring words. Unless the politicians are secretly vampires, then I can keep SMITING.
NO TALK ONLY SMITE.
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Not YOUR intent. The word’s intent. The meaning the words impart. If you read ‘eat shit’ you know it means to eat shit, not that it makes you want to eat shit.
Nah, it’s the intent of the words not the words themselves. If you have an understanding of the words then you naturally supply the intended intent.
I was in an all guys group but then the DM and 3 of the guys had kids so it ended.
I imagine there’s a lower percentage of trans players outside of these online spaces
Fantasy world names: scadrial, Pallimustus, Vulcan, Tatoine
Real planet names by locals: Dirt
Ah yes. The Jack of all trades master of none approach. Well I guess we’re the masters of smiting
That’s a semi abserd front line multi-class


Wouldn’t that character get super nerfed fast? Even at an even split of class levels you’ll be half the class level of the rest of the party, with only hp/proficiency keeping up.
Baldur’s gate didn’t really introduce them. It was a house rule so common it may as well been an optional rule.
Guess what I named an Underground Warehouse
If the throat of a Kraken is anything like a shark you’ll be taking A (dm specified) LOT of bludgeoning damage each turn. Good luck on those concentration saving throws.
26 words. “He’s” is two words.
What does old school RuneScape have to do with tabletop games?
Bear totem barbarian bbegs are the bane of every party. Fireball? So that’s 26 damage… Halved.
I’m hoping a side effect of widespread AI is it teaches people not to trust confidence. Since it is so confidently wrong all of the time