Recent content by Shadowcortax

Yes the BBEG only made 25 semi-successes. I crossreference the stats for each creature and add or average as seams appropriate. Both if I remember correctly or just lightning I have to find the stat block I made when I get home which won't be for another 4 1/2 hours.

The kracken is primal storms. The elder brain is pure psychic power, but requires brine to live. Both have tentacles. The blue dragon is aligned with lightning hence the connection to the kracken, the black dragon lives in swamps and filthy, stagnant water hence the connection to the elder...

Hi, sorry about the long silence. With everything going on d&d kinda got put on hold. But something I want to clarify my BBEG is not a mad scientist, he's eccentric but he mainly wants to find a way to make the ultimate creatures. So his goal is to take creatures and make what makes them...

I'm aware of how they normally interact, and how likely they would be to stick to the deal normally. In this specific case it was between one of each, and the druid was the mediator. The reason they didn't try to immediately kill each other and are bound by the deal is because the druid invoked...

The character has no problem with evil things, they had tea with a demon and a devil as they brokered a deal with both that benefited all three parties involved and as this post states they have married a beholder, so...... I don't think 'evil will bother them all that much. Knowing both the...

They were in the Feywild and time wasn't working quite right (one of them had angered an archfey, and another had just broken a cursed object of a time deity).

Druid started wooing the Beholder, meanwhile the bard (who thinks stink cloud is a leathal spell?) was trying to kill it (very unsuccessfully).

Haven't started using miniatures for most of it just using tokens for the most part.

Mostly NPC for characters to interact with and go on adventures with, maybe monster. Party is: a level 12 bard, a level 13 paladin, a level 13 bard/warlock, a level 14 fighter, a level 15 barbarian/fighter, and the level 16 (almost 17) druid (the father of the daughter in question)

The PC is a Druid of the Circle of Dreams, so after wooing the Beholder the periodically entered into the Beholder's dreams and that kinda started the Beholder fantasizing about their daughter.

Why do you ask?

Ah ok, yes it was one of the players characters. I'm the DM and I'm still struggling to find things to stump or challenge this player.

Yes, it was player. No smoking, no they were not the bard, and this was while half the party was trying to kill the beholder. Quite a few strange decisions and crazy die rolls.

So through a series of events one of my players (circle of dreams druid) ended up wooing and marrying a beholder. Now they have a daughter and I have to figure out how to make a human-sized beholder. The daughter looks like an elf except she has one large eye in her face and a large mouth. She...

I'm not the DM, but they already okayed it and I'm passing it all through them for approval first. I'm the one in the group who does most of the class and race and equipment home-brewing for our group