Recent content by Flicker the Flareon

Make all common slings equal to +3 slings, get +5 DEX, use +3 stones and voila. A decent sling you can hunt with!

What about substituting wyrmlings for young adults?

I saw it's on a kickstarter which might mean it's not free.

The first one just lists books, and the second one... It's not free. I was looking for something free like the stuff on GM Binder. It's much better when ANYONE can enjoy content.

Yeah, I think around that time

A game got me interested in the western style of D&D games. However, I'm talking about the age when the West was just discovered, not the style with wagons, horses, etc. that's also a film genre. Has anyone seen an early west setting? Homebrew included. Maztica and Chult have an ancient Mexico...

Glamoured studded leather is all the shirts, jackets, and accessories you'll ever need, and it comes with a +1 to AC. Get a 1-level fighter dip for defense fighting style for a max AC of 19! That's a lot. I also reccomend a pair of gloves of thievery for those pickpocket situations. Last...

I have an idea. What if, for each time an attunement attempt fails, a hostile wyrmling of the same type as the shrine appears as an enemy? (Red should be the last shrine because red dragon wyrmlings can be dangerous to low level PCs)

What about Find Famliar?!

Uh...?

Another character, 5e. Homebrew Kitsune, 17 level, Bard 1/Warlock 2/Wizard 14, Tasha's apprentice. Female, took warlock just for the beast speech invocation. Equipment (slightly klepto): a personalized spellbook, glamered studded leather, 20 doses of insect-repellant salve, staff of power...

Not a problem for my kitsune with glamered studded leather. I was thinking of a scout character without heavy stuff. If you have medium or heavy armor, then you should have a light warhorse or something instead.

Unless that adventurer stored their stuff in a 5-kg bag of holding...? Like me.

Not exactly. Ostriches can't bite, their kick should do bludgeoning damage instead, etc.

My favourite is my modified downtime. You have 5 "downtime points" after each adventure. Spend 1 downtime point to say something meaningful happened, such as finding an abandoned hippogriff egg or buying a cape of the mountebank. Or saying you gain X resource from X organization, which you are a...