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That land child, it will Take and Twist and Turn you into something oh so cold.
[OC - Petrichor - Curse of Strahd 5e/homebrew]
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All I'm saying is when you're right in the middle of trying to finagle some heavy, fragile bit of treasure over a pit trap via a cunning system of improvised pulleys and 3d6 random goblins come rocking up, you will understand why Charisma is not a dump stat in OD&D.
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Your local cat dads of Waterdeep taking wizardry, druidic, and babysitting inquiries. Consult your local wizards tower!
#BaldursGate3 | #sporeweave | #GaleDekarios
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doodled during dnd after kaz's evil dead aunt asked (read: threatened) him to steal her bones from ravenloft which is.....
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I've managed to compromise and drag 5e toward what I want from it, but that's because one of my genuine joys as a game designer is taking a system that doesn't do a thing well and making it do that thing to see how it feels. (I ran a DBZ-style game with blue book only New World of Darkness, once.)
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Oh, and so long as I'm here:
Hefty OSR games are generally superior to mainline D&D not because the rules are improved (sometimes they are), but because they almost always convey to you through the text a playstyle within which they function well. Mainline D&D wants to be too many things to do so.
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I think 5e does do certain things very well, but there's other design decisions that just baffle me.
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My biggest frustration with 5e is that it's pulling in every direction. I think you can have a very broad system and not everything needs a narrow focus, but you can't have "attrition matters" and "attrition doesn't matter" at the same time, for instance.
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thanks for tuning in to Baldur's Jayce 3: Hurt & Suffering!! <3
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Yeah, it’s more that the specific idiosyncrasies of Wizardry (how classes and leveling work, differences in monsters from the D&D monster manual like kobolds being dogs and mimics living in chests instead of being chests, etc) became the cultural reference for “what western RPGs are” in Japan
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fr that’s the only way it makes sense to me. like the tosh joke about usa
“dnd 5e is the best ttrpg ever made…if you’ve never played another ttrpg”
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I got picked for an A/B level challenge game at RollerCon! And it’s D&D themed! 🎉🛼
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I've been running a Tales of the Valiant game with the Bense adventures, and I really appreciate this setting. It manages to scratch that Norse fantasy itch but does so in a way that still feels very traditionally "D&D" but also not the same as other Norse inspired settings or adventures.
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Fury of the Forsaken
Defend a Viking lake town against an undead siege! An adventure for Tales of the Valiant and Dungeons & Dragons.
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Due to Circumstances™, we ran a 3rd Fabula Ultima session. This was my first attempt at playing with the system's combat design mechanics and boss mechanics
It's way easier than figuring out Challenge Rating in 5e because you understand what's "easy" and "hard" and it gets you into homebrewing
Melo@letitmelo.bsky.social
Ran a rare back-to-back for a new game system! Plans fell through, gained a player, got to pick things up while doing another introduction. 4 for 4 on getting strong, enthusiastic player responses! I have very discerning players who know what they like. Did not expect Fabula Ultima to land a crit.
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it's all just d&d-only players
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Astarion babygirl, you get what you asked for (maybe a bit rougher than how you asked for it!
#bg3 #baldursgate3 #astarion #ablacksparrow
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24) NOT ANOTHER D&D PODCAST: TWILIGHT SANCTORUM [2023]
this does the same sort of thing campaign 3 did where it also takes place in bahumia, albeit far enough before campaign 1 that it's not immediately obvious. i like the grandfather/father/son dynamic they have going, and emily is a fantastic dm
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Congrats on 200 and thank you for hosting! I go by Java ☕ I do digital and traditional art (Mostly digital lately). I love to draw D&D characters and fan art for digital, and traditional I usually do flowers and birbs.
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this is something that fascinates me about d&d and other Tolkien inspired fantasy. elves and hobbits and men are magical irreligeous, but we associate the church with the middle ages, so people keep putting churches in their fantasy and it's always super weird if you think about it.
Mariah McCourt@monsterteatime.bsky.social
Considering what a devout Catholic he was, it's always been so interesting to me that LoTR has no real religion. The elves are the closest but since they actually know the Valar are real rather than an idea, it's a little different. And there's no churches or anything like that anywhere.
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