DM's: do you have a favorite monster to roleplay? I get that you shouldn't fill a dungeon with the same creature over and over, but is there one that when you do play it you enjoy it more then others? Is it some insane creature so you can show off your maniacal laughter? A very strong and intimidating creature to see the look on your players faces when you say it's coming towards them? Or (dare I say one of the best) a gibbering mouther for an excuse to say complete gibberish?
Players: what is your favorite type of character to play? A healer, a tank, a damage dealer, that kinda stuff.
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Hello! I am a perfectly sane gibberer. Hi! :D
Locations are dead, the Temple of Potassium has fallen but its ideals live on
DM's: do you have a favorite monster to roleplay? I get that you shouldn't fill a dungeon with the same creature over and over, but is there one that when you do play it you enjoy it more then others? Is it some insane creature so you can show off your maniacal laughter? A very strong and intimidating creature to see the look on your players faces when you say it's coming towards them? Or (dare I say one of the best) a gibbering mouther for an excuse to say complete gibberish?
Players: what is your favorite type of character to play? A healer, a tank, a damage dealer, that kinda stuff.
Beholders and Battlemaster fighters, respectively. Beholders are my all-time favorite aberration, and i love their 'I am the epitome of my kind and you die if you think otherwise' attitude, and battlemaster fighters are really diverse and are absolute tanks at level 20. I always get the Tough feat, meaning you increase the HP of the fighter by their level x2, meaning 40 points at 20th.
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Hi! I'm EJO. I am a silly billy who forgets to play Genshin Impact every day and totally DOESN'T simp for at least three different ninja girls. Some other facts about me:
Milio has been ditched. Now Xerath is my friend.
My average accuracy in Marvel Rivals is about 15%.
DM's: do you have a favorite monster to roleplay? I get that you shouldn't fill a dungeon with the same creature over and over, but is there one that when you do play it you enjoy it more then others? Is it some insane creature so you can show off your maniacal laughter? A very strong and intimidating creature to see the look on your players faces when you say it's coming towards them? Or (dare I say one of the best) a gibbering mouther for an excuse to say complete gibberish?
Players: what is your favorite type of character to play? A healer, a tank, a damage dealer, that kinda stuff.
As a DM, my favorite monsters to rp are dragons, but I really like to use a diverse group of monsters when I run an adventure. As a player, my favorite character class is wizard because they’re so versatile, but again I’ve also played other characters as well. I’m drawn to sorcerers and warlocks more for their rp potential and backstory than for how useful they are in the game.
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I really like D&D, especially Ravenloft, Exandria and the Upside Down from Stranger Things. My pronouns are she/they (genderfae).
QotD for DMs and writers: Name a few of your campaign and world inspirations!
Well, to name one: I have a continent with influences from both Avatars (elements and blue cat people) as well as the Dark crystal. Basically, Its an elemental themed continent being invaded by technologically advanced "aliens" (really, they are just humans). Note: never get an Aquanion (water people) and an Radian (Light people) in the same room. it will not go well at all.
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Hi, I'm Raccoon_Master, a young genderfluid actor, writer, explorer, and bass vocalist. Pronouns They/Them/Theirs
My Characters:Brorminthe Devout Crusher; Ellorathe Romantic Rookie
DM's: do you have a favorite monster to roleplay? I get that you shouldn't fill a dungeon with the same creature over and over, but is there one that when you do play it you enjoy it more then others? Is it some insane creature so you can show off your maniacal laughter? A very strong and intimidating creature to see the look on your players faces when you say it's coming towards them? Or (dare I say one of the best) a gibbering mouther for an excuse to say complete gibberish?
hags. Hags. Hags. I love hags so much. I like them because not only are they absolutely horrifying, they can also do creepy magic like Hag eyes or making fey deals.
Question of the Day: DM's: do you have a favorite monster to roleplay? I get that you shouldn't fill a dungeon with the same creature over and over, but is there one that when you do play it you enjoy it more then others? Is it some insane creature so you can show off your maniacal laughter? A very strong and intimidating creature to see the look on your players faces when you say it's coming towards them? Or (dare I say one of the best) a gibbering mouther for an excuse to say complete gibberish? Players: what is your favorite type of character to play? A healer, a tank, a damage dealer, that kinda stuff.
The easy DM answer is mimics. Because once they hit one - it instills a sense of caution. Especially if you go with the non-traditional "I am a treasure chest" - and do a door instead. And once you do that - and have other mimics in the room (that busted chair in the corner? A mimic. The table that was turned over? A mimic.) - and show a mimic colony... players get hyper paranoid about touching things. "Ahead, you see a long wooden bridge..."
"It's mimics. I know it is. Ever plank on that bridge is a mimic!"
But really, it depends on the game I am running - because certain monsters have become "iconic" to that specific campaign.
For what I call the "Work Game" - it's been hags. The party killed a green hag, and the Coven wants their revenge. Two of my players (many, many, many years ago) had left the campaign (they were friends - one was a co-worker who got a job elsewhere, and said he'd need to drop) and so his friend dropped as well. Since both were present at the killing of the Green Hag, I did something I normally don't do - and made them victims of the hag. The party discovered the severed fingers of the wizard in their room one day, with a note from the hags. Then later, a banderhobb showed up and spat out the remains of the bard, a message from the hags. (Party fought and killed the banderhobb).
In the Off Week Game, as I call it - it's definitely Sahuagin - because in that game takes place on a cursed island, and one of the first things I had them run into was the Sahuagin as they washed ashore. And, man Sahuagin are severely over powered - their CR is 1/2 but their Blood Frenzy. The sahuagin has advantage on melee attack rolls against any creature that doesn't have all its hit points. ability is a monster of an ability. So they became very memorable - and the party has gone around befriending so many of the monsters I had planned (kobolds, goblins) - that it's become a long running joke that the Sahuagin are the most evil thing (because I've thrown them at them a few times, and it's always - literally - a very bloody battle) - and made them one of the boss fights in one of the sessions (when they had taken command of a giant turtle and the merfolk had asked the party to help them free the turtle of the Sahuagin Priestess' hold).
For the "Ben Game" as I call it - there's not really been anything traditional that's been a constant. Some assassins who follow a Beholder (who runs a very lethal Thieves Guild) - the assassins (only used once) proved problematic to the party as did a young White Dragon. But really haven't found that niche thing in that game that's fun to throw at them.
And my in person game, had just recently restarted so it's still very new there.
What is a new race/species/whatever you want to call it, that you would like to see introduced into D&D as playable?
I'd like to see something like a Wolfkin. Similar to the Tabaxi, but with wolf traits. Unlike claws, it could get advantage on attacks, if a companion is 5 feet (to mimic pack tactics)
One Idea I am fond of to replicate pack tactics is to give the PC the ability to use their BA to distract a creature, possibly rolling a check, and if they succeed, granting advantage on attack rolls against the target.
As for the actual question: I agree with Summoning, I want mind flayers. I have the idea for a race which is a mind flayer who got severed from their colony and so has diminished pyscic powers (represented by the scaled back racial abilities). Give them telepathy, a natural weapon, and some innate spellcasting and you've got a decent basis for a race. could definitely make an interesting character.
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Hi, I'm Raccoon_Master, a young genderfluid actor, writer, explorer, and bass vocalist. Pronouns They/Them/Theirs
My Characters:Brorminthe Devout Crusher; Ellorathe Romantic Rookie
DM's: do you have a favorite monster to roleplay? I get that you shouldn't fill a dungeon with the same creature over and over, but is there one that when you do play it you enjoy it more then others? Is it some insane creature so you can show off your maniacal laughter? A very strong and intimidating creature to see the look on your players faces when you say it's coming towards them? Or (dare I say one of the best) a gibbering mouther for an excuse to say complete gibberish?
Players: what is your favorite type of character to play? A healer, a tank, a damage dealer, that kinda stuff.
I enjoy using new monsters in unique ways. Confronting the characters with foes they ain't never seen before.
As a player, I usually play whatever the party needs, which usually turns out to be a magic using healer.
DM's: do you have a favorite monster to roleplay? I get that you shouldn't fill a dungeon with the same creature over and over, but is there one that when you do play it you enjoy it more then others? Is it some insane creature so you can show off your maniacal laughter? A very strong and intimidating creature to see the look on your players faces when you say it's coming towards them? Or (dare I say one of the best) a gibbering mouther for an excuse to say complete gibberish?
Players: what is your favorite type of character to play? A healer, a tank, a damage dealer, that kinda stuff.
As a GM: Humanoid & monstrous NPCs, I love playing the variety of characters. If that doesn’t count as “monsters” for the purposes of your question, then my answer is kobolds. You can do so many things with them.
As a Player: I enjoy playing support characters, specifically socialites and/or skill monkeys like bards, artificers, and warlocks.
Is there a particular D&D item or character option that inspired you to create a deeply detailed character? For us forever-GMs, what’s a monster or item that did the same, but for an adventure or campaign, or perhaps the backstory of an essential NPC?
Is there a particular D&D item or character option that inspired you to create a deeply detailed character? For us forever-GMs, what’s a monster or item that did the same, but for an adventure or campaign, or perhaps the backstory of an essential NPC?
Hmm....Well, I once made a Goliath Giant Barbarian who was inspired by the crown of the wrath bringer. the idea for the character was that they were the "broken king" who was seeking to reclaim the lost glory of giants and was bitter at Annam for abandoning them.
Is there a particular D&D item or character option that inspired you to create a deeply detailed character? For us forever-GMs, what’s a monster or item that did the same, but for an adventure or campaign, or perhaps the backstory of an essential NPC?
As a player, the Wizard of High Sorcery for the current Dragonlance campaign I am in.
I had two ideas for the campaign I am in - I was either going to play a Kender (bring back my Kender I played in the AD&D days!) or a Wizard, who has a family from the Knights of Solamnia. Someone else did a rogue - so I picked the Wizard. And I've immensely enjoyed playing my wizard.
My love for the Dragonlance settings has really allowed me to dive into this - and the other players are all equally creative.
For my own homebrew world - it was funny how it worked out.
So in my campaign I had too many gods - many of them (throughout my various campaigns) just weren't being used by me or players. So, during my Dwarf/Drow campaign war I had - I had the Drow goddess ascend and kill eight of the gods (one for each of her legs, as a Spider). One of them was the god of Wisdom. I made a quick thing that a priest of that deity was thrust with all this wisdom (because the god of wisdom also had foresight, which granted him this wisdom). Well this turned out to be too much and that mortal went insane and thrust a magical gem into his eye (in this madness) to try and channel the magic into the gem. The process killed him and his skull became a relic of his skull became powerful - whispering endless secrets. This is how I introduced an Allap to the party who discovered the power of the skull - and the secrets it whispered relentlessly turned him into an Allap. This lead to a Beholder wanting the skull - just because I made a photoshop of a Beholder wearing the skull. Then I thought, "What if this Beholder wanted to become a god?" And so that turned into a major story line and headed as the final battle of my work campaign. (But that's still a ways away before that battle comes about, so things may change...) But yes, just the idea that I wanted to clean up my deities, leading to the idea to create the spider queen ascending and killing eight gods, one of them being a god of wisdom, then the idea of introducing an Allap because he gets a hold of this skull, and.... yeah. My brain is weird.
As a player, I usually play whatever the party needs, which usually turns out to be a magic using healer.
Well, since you guys usually play those types, how is playing melee strikers in the Temple game treating ya?
Whenever I get the chance to play a monk I enjoy it greatly. My first real character was a monk who was super fun to play so I've enjoyed playing one again.
As a player, I usually play whatever the party needs, which usually turns out to be a magic using healer.
Well, since you guys usually play those types, how is playing melee strikers in the Temple game treating ya?
Whenever I get the chance to play a monk I enjoy it greatly. My first real character was a monk who was super fun to play so I've enjoyed playing one again.
I'm glad someone else thinks monks are cool. I got the chance to play an owlin monk with 1 lvl in warlock in a more story-driven less crunchy game and enjoyed it immensely.
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Hi, I'm Raccoon_Master, a young genderfluid actor, writer, explorer, and bass vocalist. Pronouns They/Them/Theirs
My Characters:Brorminthe Devout Crusher; Ellorathe Romantic Rookie
Is there a particular D&D item or character option that inspired you to create a deeply detailed character?
I realized that a Small Rune Knight would be able to use Heavy weapons while they were Large, so I made a little gnome librarian who went out to find something to protect his clan when they were in trouble. He found giants' runes, including the rune of Strength, which he tattooed all over his body and gave the wee lad a 16 Strength score. The little "special linguist" wearing chainmail, a gigantic hammer on his back, and two big axes on his hips is truly a force to be reckoned with. He's a lot of fun to play.
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Look at what you've done. You spoiled it. You have nobody to blame but yourself. Go sit and think about your actions.
Don't be mean. Rudeness is a vicious cycle, and it has to stop somewhere. Exceptions for things that are funny. Go to the current Competition of the Finest 'Brews! It's a cool place where cool people make cool things.
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As a player, I usually play whatever the party needs, which usually turns out to be a magic using healer.
Well, since you guys usually play those types, how is playing melee strikers in the Temple game treating ya?
It’s been fun. I still get to be a Charismatic Skill Monkey, just not so much. And being a melee striker is fun too. Kinda like bein’ a EB blaster, just with having to dip in and out more.
Great minds act alike... ;)
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HERE.I haven’t, but it looks super cool. Thanks for sharing it.
Maybe a half-ghost sort of ancestry that can become temporarily incorporeal?
Muppetfolk.
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Alright, I'll try doing a QoTD.
Question of the Day:
DM's: do you have a favorite monster to roleplay? I get that you shouldn't fill a dungeon with the same creature over and over, but is there one that when you do play it you enjoy it more then others? Is it some insane creature so you can show off your maniacal laughter? A very strong and intimidating creature to see the look on your players faces when you say it's coming towards them? Or (dare I say one of the best) a gibbering mouther for an excuse to say complete gibberish?
Players: what is your favorite type of character to play? A healer, a tank, a damage dealer, that kinda stuff.
Hello! I am a perfectly sane gibberer. Hi! :D
Locations are dead, the Temple of Potassium has fallen but its ideals live on
A mysterious link of chain... (Extended signature). PRAISE JEFF THE EVIL ROOMBA! REALLY cool video.
One of the Warlock Patrons on the forums. Low, low price of your soul, your firstborn child and your liver!
Titles: The Echoing Story Spewer from Drummer, the Endless Maws from Isis, the Mad Murderer from PJ
Beholders and Battlemaster fighters, respectively. Beholders are my all-time favorite aberration, and i love their 'I am the epitome of my kind and you die if you think otherwise' attitude, and battlemaster fighters are really diverse and are absolute tanks at level 20. I always get the Tough feat, meaning you increase the HP of the fighter by their level x2, meaning 40 points at 20th.
Hi! I'm EJO. I am a silly billy who forgets to play Genshin Impact every day and totally DOESN'T simp for at least three different ninja girls. Some other facts about me:
Milio has been ditched. Now Xerath is my friend.
My average accuracy in Marvel Rivals is about 15%.
I like cheese.
As a DM, my favorite monsters to rp are dragons, but I really like to use a diverse group of monsters when I run an adventure. As a player, my favorite character class is wizard because they’re so versatile, but again I’ve also played other characters as well. I’m drawn to sorcerers and warlocks more for their rp potential and backstory than for how useful they are in the game.
I really like D&D, especially Ravenloft, Exandria and the Upside Down from Stranger Things. My pronouns are she/they (genderfae).
Well, to name one: I have a continent with influences from both Avatars (elements and blue cat people) as well as the Dark crystal. Basically, Its an elemental themed continent being invaded by technologically advanced "aliens" (really, they are just humans). Note: never get an Aquanion (water people) and an Radian (Light people) in the same room. it will not go well at all.
Hi, I'm Raccoon_Master, a young genderfluid actor, writer, explorer, and bass vocalist. Pronouns They/Them/Theirs
My Characters: Brormin the Devout Crusher; Ellora the Romantic Rookie
Check out my EXTENDED SIGNATUR (hasn't been updated in forever, fyi) and don’t forget to join the Anything but the OGL 2.0 Thread!
"I don't make sense to you, and I don't make sense to myself. Maybe the only one I make sense to is God" ~ Me, trying to sound smart
hags. Hags. Hags. I love hags so much. I like them because not only are they absolutely horrifying, they can also do creepy magic like Hag eyes or making fey deals.
The easy DM answer is mimics. Because once they hit one - it instills a sense of caution. Especially if you go with the non-traditional "I am a treasure chest" - and do a door instead. And once you do that - and have other mimics in the room (that busted chair in the corner? A mimic. The table that was turned over? A mimic.) - and show a mimic colony... players get hyper paranoid about touching things. "Ahead, you see a long wooden bridge..."
"It's mimics. I know it is. Ever plank on that bridge is a mimic!"
But really, it depends on the game I am running - because certain monsters have become "iconic" to that specific campaign.
For what I call the "Work Game" - it's been hags. The party killed a green hag, and the Coven wants their revenge. Two of my players (many, many, many years ago) had left the campaign (they were friends - one was a co-worker who got a job elsewhere, and said he'd need to drop) and so his friend dropped as well. Since both were present at the killing of the Green Hag, I did something I normally don't do - and made them victims of the hag. The party discovered the severed fingers of the wizard in their room one day, with a note from the hags. Then later, a banderhobb showed up and spat out the remains of the bard, a message from the hags. (Party fought and killed the banderhobb).
In the Off Week Game, as I call it - it's definitely Sahuagin - because in that game takes place on a cursed island, and one of the first things I had them run into was the Sahuagin as they washed ashore. And, man Sahuagin are severely over powered - their CR is 1/2 but their Blood Frenzy. The sahuagin has advantage on melee attack rolls against any creature that doesn't have all its hit points. ability is a monster of an ability. So they became very memorable - and the party has gone around befriending so many of the monsters I had planned (kobolds, goblins) - that it's become a long running joke that the Sahuagin are the most evil thing (because I've thrown them at them a few times, and it's always - literally - a very bloody battle) - and made them one of the boss fights in one of the sessions (when they had taken command of a giant turtle and the merfolk had asked the party to help them free the turtle of the Sahuagin Priestess' hold).
For the "Ben Game" as I call it - there's not really been anything traditional that's been a constant. Some assassins who follow a Beholder (who runs a very lethal Thieves Guild) - the assassins (only used once) proved problematic to the party as did a young White Dragon. But really haven't found that niche thing in that game that's fun to throw at them.
And my in person game, had just recently restarted so it's still very new there.
Check out my publication on DMs Guild: https://www.dmsguild.com/browse.php?author=Tawmis%20Logue
Check out my comedy web series - Neverending Nights: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Wr4-u9-zw0&list=PLbRG7dzFI-u3EJd0usasgDrrFO3mZ1lOZ
Need a character story/background written up? I do it for free (but also take donations!) - https://forums.giantitp.com/showthread.php?591882-Need-a-character-background-written-up
One Idea I am fond of to replicate pack tactics is to give the PC the ability to use their BA to distract a creature, possibly rolling a check, and if they succeed, granting advantage on attack rolls against the target.
As for the actual question: I agree with Summoning, I want mind flayers. I have the idea for a race which is a mind flayer who got severed from their colony and so has diminished pyscic powers (represented by the scaled back racial abilities). Give them telepathy, a natural weapon, and some innate spellcasting and you've got a decent basis for a race. could definitely make an interesting character.
Hi, I'm Raccoon_Master, a young genderfluid actor, writer, explorer, and bass vocalist. Pronouns They/Them/Theirs
My Characters: Brormin the Devout Crusher; Ellora the Romantic Rookie
Check out my EXTENDED SIGNATUR (hasn't been updated in forever, fyi) and don’t forget to join the Anything but the OGL 2.0 Thread!
"I don't make sense to you, and I don't make sense to myself. Maybe the only one I make sense to is God" ~ Me, trying to sound smart
I enjoy using new monsters in unique ways. Confronting the characters with foes they ain't never seen before.
As a player, I usually play whatever the party needs, which usually turns out to be a magic using healer.
As a GM: Humanoid & monstrous NPCs, I love playing the variety of characters. If that doesn’t count as “monsters” for the purposes of your question, then my answer is kobolds. You can do so many things with them.
As a Player: I enjoy playing support characters, specifically socialites and/or skill monkeys like bards, artificers, and warlocks.
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We’re falling, so here’s a QotD:
Is there a particular D&D item or character option that inspired you to create a deeply detailed character? For us forever-GMs, what’s a monster or item that did the same, but for an adventure or campaign, or perhaps the backstory of an essential NPC?
Hmm....Well, I once made a Goliath Giant Barbarian who was inspired by the crown of the wrath bringer. the idea for the character was that they were the "broken king" who was seeking to reclaim the lost glory of giants and was bitter at Annam for abandoning them.
Well, since you guys usually play those types, how is playing melee strikers in the Temple game treating ya?
Hi, I'm Raccoon_Master, a young genderfluid actor, writer, explorer, and bass vocalist. Pronouns They/Them/Theirs
My Characters: Brormin the Devout Crusher; Ellora the Romantic Rookie
Check out my EXTENDED SIGNATUR (hasn't been updated in forever, fyi) and don’t forget to join the Anything but the OGL 2.0 Thread!
"I don't make sense to you, and I don't make sense to myself. Maybe the only one I make sense to is God" ~ Me, trying to sound smart
As a player, the Wizard of High Sorcery for the current Dragonlance campaign I am in.
I had two ideas for the campaign I am in - I was either going to play a Kender (bring back my Kender I played in the AD&D days!) or a Wizard, who has a family from the Knights of Solamnia. Someone else did a rogue - so I picked the Wizard. And I've immensely enjoyed playing my wizard.
My love for the Dragonlance settings has really allowed me to dive into this - and the other players are all equally creative.
I wrote two segments I really enjoyed -
http://www.neverendingnights.com/archives/4650
http://www.neverendingnights.com/archives/4655
For my own homebrew world - it was funny how it worked out.
So in my campaign I had too many gods - many of them (throughout my various campaigns) just weren't being used by me or players. So, during my Dwarf/Drow campaign war I had - I had the Drow goddess ascend and kill eight of the gods (one for each of her legs, as a Spider). One of them was the god of Wisdom. I made a quick thing that a priest of that deity was thrust with all this wisdom (because the god of wisdom also had foresight, which granted him this wisdom). Well this turned out to be too much and that mortal went insane and thrust a magical gem into his eye (in this madness) to try and channel the magic into the gem. The process killed him and his skull became a relic of his skull became powerful - whispering endless secrets. This is how I introduced an Allap to the party who discovered the power of the skull - and the secrets it whispered relentlessly turned him into an Allap. This lead to a Beholder wanting the skull - just because I made a photoshop of a Beholder wearing the skull. Then I thought, "What if this Beholder wanted to become a god?" And so that turned into a major story line and headed as the final battle of my work campaign. (But that's still a ways away before that battle comes about, so things may change...) But yes, just the idea that I wanted to clean up my deities, leading to the idea to create the spider queen ascending and killing eight gods, one of them being a god of wisdom, then the idea of introducing an Allap because he gets a hold of this skull, and.... yeah. My brain is weird.
Check out my publication on DMs Guild: https://www.dmsguild.com/browse.php?author=Tawmis%20Logue
Check out my comedy web series - Neverending Nights: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Wr4-u9-zw0&list=PLbRG7dzFI-u3EJd0usasgDrrFO3mZ1lOZ
Need a character story/background written up? I do it for free (but also take donations!) - https://forums.giantitp.com/showthread.php?591882-Need-a-character-background-written-up
Whenever I get the chance to play a monk I enjoy it greatly. My first real character was a monk who was super fun to play so I've enjoyed playing one again.
I'm glad someone else thinks monks are cool. I got the chance to play an owlin monk with 1 lvl in warlock in a more story-driven less crunchy game and enjoyed it immensely.
Hi, I'm Raccoon_Master, a young genderfluid actor, writer, explorer, and bass vocalist. Pronouns They/Them/Theirs
My Characters: Brormin the Devout Crusher; Ellora the Romantic Rookie
Check out my EXTENDED SIGNATUR (hasn't been updated in forever, fyi) and don’t forget to join the Anything but the OGL 2.0 Thread!
"I don't make sense to you, and I don't make sense to myself. Maybe the only one I make sense to is God" ~ Me, trying to sound smart
I realized that a Small Rune Knight would be able to use Heavy weapons while they were Large, so I made a little gnome librarian who went out to find something to protect his clan when they were in trouble. He found giants' runes, including the rune of Strength, which he tattooed all over his body and gave the wee lad a 16 Strength score. The little "special linguist" wearing chainmail, a gigantic hammer on his back, and two big axes on his hips is truly a force to be reckoned with. He's a lot of fun to play.
Look at what you've done. You spoiled it. You have nobody to blame but yourself. Go sit and think about your actions.
Don't be mean. Rudeness is a vicious cycle, and it has to stop somewhere. Exceptions for things that are funny.
Go to the current Competition of the Finest 'Brews! It's a cool place where cool people make cool things.
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It’s been fun. I still get to be a Charismatic Skill Monkey, just not so much. And being a melee striker is fun too. Kinda like bein’ a EB blaster, just with having to dip in and out more.
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