Search results

if i want to be pedantic, there's TECHNICALLY nothing stopping that from actually happening in eberron. it would just be obscenely unlikely to the point of practical impossibility. if i DON'T want to be pedantic,

that's like...the exact opposite of a restriction lmao. that lets dms do whatever they want with it. an actual eberron restriction is that it's cut off from the rest of the dnd multiverse by the nature of how it's constructed so you can't do like spelljammer or planescape from it without...

if you like boomer shooters and horror games i'd 100% recommend cultic. it hits the balance between the two EXTREMELY well. one of the best fps games i've played in a while. be warned that every level in chapter 2 is HUGE. im talking 40 minutes to an hour minimum on your first run for each...

i see ferb from phineas and ferb has a new job. good for him, the job market's real rough lately

bf3's campaign was basically just a poor man's black ops 1 campaign, but yeah, this was a good moment. somehow a completely different yet not that different vibe from the part where the song i was talking about plays.

i mean...i grew up on video games. i don't even know where to start. i guess the halo soundtrack would be a good place. ce was the first proper game i ever played, and the halo soundtracks have a legendary reputation (rightfully so). if i wanted to listed every song in those osts that wowed me...

probably the fact that the human is (presumably) at least an actual adult and not a teenager. which, to me, is a pretty important factor in whether a relationship like this is actually gross or if it's just kind of strange. there's also the fact that the elf probably isn't mail ordering the...

buddy, there's a difference between knowing about an age difference and seeing a detailed example of what a family of species with that age difference would look like.

well that was the most horribly depressing elf-related text i've ever read.

i would assume the answer to that is "if you're using this ability on them, you're not friends"

...okay...but...i don't really see the problem in, say, reflavouring commander's strike from a command to pointing out a gap in an enemy's defense that ally can exploit, or flavour text changes along those lines.

you don't even have to rewrite anything. you can just ignore the flavour text and describe it differently. ...you...dislike reflavouring? i mean i dislike reflavouring as an excuse to not add content but reflavouring as a whole? really? 5e commander's strike (bold emphasis mine): this...

you can literally just reflavour that. it is not that hard.

"Oh no, the warlord is giving me the opportunity to be a more effective character by using an ability that requires a willing target! Whatever shall I do?"

i mean if we're going a5e, artificer/adept with the vigilante chain is RIGHT there...

i mean, sounds like the recon was a success to me. you learned how many enemies were inside, how capable they were, and you all got away alive (even if barely so). mission success and a week of R&R as far as i'm concerned.

in lore, at least, yeah. but i understand not including stuff on an npc statblock that'll never come up for abstraction purposes, i've done it before

yeah, see, i thought so. the map isn't the territory and all that.

martial artistry has rules for mass and social combat and complete class compendium claims it'll add rules for settlement building (though if that will go as far as domain management i have no clue). so that's another cool thing about a5e - lots of additional systems, whether from the gpg...