Recent content by Demetrios1453

I've always wanted to run a campaign based on the Pools series with a group unfamiliar with the source material. PoR and PoD would seemingly work pretty well with fairly minimal adjustments, but I can see players really getting annoyed with having character agency being taken from them...

I do like the flavor for all three subclasses - they all fill previously-open niches. I particularly like the Twilight Cleric, which is great for moon and non-evil darkness deities. We do still need a flat-out evil Darkness domain though...

From the description of the item in the appendix: "To hold a soul coin is to feel the soul bound within it". Just by touching the coin, characters will know what type of soul is inside. As for whether they are good or evil or whatever, that is for the DM to decide. However, it would seem...

Yes. In fact, there's a whole section in the middle that takes place there, and much of what follows concerns rescuing the city from its predicament.

They're are definitely times and places to use gold in Avernus in the adventure...

Ethical dilemmas are pretty much the whole point when adventuring in the Nine Hells...

It's up on D&D Beyond now. Giving it a brief look-through before going to bed. Already found the info on Kostchtchie I was curious about... EDIT. Oh, and we have an exact date for this one - it's set in 1492 DR.

Honestly, given the history of the Great Kingdom over the last century or so, I'd think a noticeable population would have appeared there decades ago. The Overkings didn't sit on something nicknamed "The Fiend-Seeking Throne" for nothing, after all...

I simply can't comprehend how OG Greyhawk fans can't accept tieflings in the setting. Given the canonical fiend-humanoid interbreeding in the lands of Iuz and in the Great Kingdom from even the earliest sources, it's logical that not only would they exist, but they would likely be relatively...

Just don't ask the exact source of the ingredients...

Thri-kreen have always been inhabitants of the Shaar in the Forgotten Realms, and have been playable there pretty much since 2e onwards. Cannibal halflings would, admittedly, be... somewhat more difficult.

Was he just defeated, or was he outright destroyed? Either way, I'm sure Thrym is thrilled...

Looks very nice! I'm particularly happy to see Living Spells make it in as a template - those can be used in pretty much any setting as monsters.

This was done with Volo's Guide to Monsters (which used a rough draft of the final cover art), and Storm King's Thunder (which used the interior art of the boat and storm giant rising from the ocean, which, like this, was in wide, wrap-around style). Neither were marked as preliminary, and they...

Ghosts of Saltmarsh already resolved that issue by having an NPC tiefling associated with Iuz. Honestly, adding tieflings to Greyhawk isn't hard with Iuz amd the Great Kingdom around.