Recent content by DragonLancer

Sorcerer. It's the easiest spellcaster to play anyway.

Bar one or two, the Paizo adventure paths for Pathfinder 1st were really good. Each one took us about a year face to face gaming with weekly or fortnightly sessions. Main ones that I really liked were Shackled City followed by Age of Worms, and Rise of the RuneLords. They would take a little...

Personally it does put me into a slightly bad mood if a character of mine dies, especially if I've put a lot of effort into the character. But I accent that character death is part and parcel of the game. It just irks me a little I guess. I want them to survive and tell the story at the table...

D&D 2024 homebrew campaign: The Last Hyborean. Eldritch Horror on an Airship.

Following something mentioned in one of the other AI threads here, a couple weekends ago I asked ChatGPT to run me a solo campaign for D&D 2024. The character (one I am planning on playing for real in the next campaign I get to play) is 18-19 year old human woman, CG, Warlock going Great Old...

D&D 2024: Ghosts of Saltmarsh campaign. D&D Cinematic Universe Crossover Adventure.

The question wasn't about dropping it on enemies. The player who questioned it's use was asking about whether you could drop it out of sight of the caster with the teleporting mechanic. That player feels it's too strong but I can't see anything that says the caster can't move it to a location...

Thanks. So, they can drop it out of sight but if it would appear in something (aka a wall or door), it moves so it doesn't. (y)(y)

Apologies if this seems like a really silly question but I want to make sure that I am getting the follow correct. In one of my two 2024 campaigns, one of the players is a big fan of using Cloud of Daggers as battlefield control. It's a great spell and they use it well. It does however, have a...

Yep. I've noticed this. I use ChatGTP to run a solo D&D game for me, when I have free time. It's fun but I have noticed that whatever the situation, whatever I do, it's the right thing. I can't do anything wrong. I get the same thing when discussing something of a more philosophical nature...

This Sunday is our first D&D game since before Christmas. It's also an MCU style cross over with characters from my second campaign joining in. To give the players in both games a bit of a preview, I had ChatGPT do this mesh up of the session finale with some characters from both groups teaming...

Not any more. Twenty years ago I was going with a fellow local player who was on these forums. Haven't seen him in about 16 years. Real life issues and that his play style didn't ultimately match the rest of us, saw him leave the game and he moved away a few years later. Shame though because...

For myself, whether a product was AI produced would not impact my decision positively or negatively. I do think that if a product was made with any AI elements, even just a little, then it should be made public that that is the case and what exactly was created with AI. If a product was...

I found it... Dyslexic Character Sheets Not 5E unfortunately, although I could have sworn it was.