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Flying Toaster reacted to Marandahir's post in the thread Eberron: Forge of the Artificer Delayed Until December with
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Disagreed. Nothing was promised, releases get pulled all the time for various reasons. This is a lifeline to Mom and Pop shops that... -
Flying Toaster reacted to EzekielRaiden's post in the thread D&D General What if we gave dragonborn four arms? with Like.
Exactly. Like there seem to be more-or-less three archetypal paths for "not entirely human, but loosely human-shaped": Strong, tough...
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Flying Toaster reacted to Corinnguard's post in the thread D&D General What if we gave dragonborn four arms? with Like.
Draconic Nations (Tymanther in the Forgotten Realms setting and Q'Barra in the Eberron setting) Dragons die. They may claim immortality...
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Flying Toaster reacted to EzekielRaiden's post in the thread D&D General What if we gave dragonborn four arms? with Like.
There are some neat things here. My problem is that--ironically, despite the fact that Arkhosia is in some sense "a dragonborn clutch...
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Flying Toaster reacted to Corinnguard's post in the thread D&D General What if we gave dragonborn four arms? with Like.
In Level Up, Species is broken up into Heritage (who your parents were) and Culture (the society you grew up in). Dragonborn Heritage...
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Flying Toaster reacted to EzekielRaiden's post in the thread D&D General What if we gave dragonborn four arms? with Like.
In fairness, that extends all the way back into Greek myth. Sometimes "drakones" were depicted as legless, sometimes not. Some could...
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Flying Toaster reacted to EzekielRaiden's post in the thread D&D General What if we gave dragonborn four arms? with Like.
Extremely well-said. For me? It's because people identify the experience they had when they were new D&D players as "the" D&D...
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Flying Toaster reacted to EzekielRaiden's post in the thread D&D General What if we gave dragonborn four arms? with Like.
Speaking as a dragonborn fan, there are three advantages dragonborn have over both half-dragons and draconians. They are draconic...
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Flying Toaster reacted to Tonguez's post in the thread D&D General What if we gave dragonborn four arms? with Like.
The Mušḫuššu of Mesopatamia is considered one of the earliest 'dragon-like' creatures, its name means Red Snake and its associated with...
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Flying Toaster reacted to Bri's post in the thread D&D General What if we gave dragonborn four arms? with Like.
I think what we think of today as dragons in the Hollywood sense is modern and heavily influenced by dinosaur sCiEnCe! They grew a lot...
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Flying Toaster reacted to Bri's post in the thread D&D General What if we gave dragonborn four arms? with Like.
The original Greek dragon (and the monster that the word came from) was a sea monster and had flippers. Many think the "modern" dragon...
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Flying Toaster reacted to Willie the Duck's post in the thread D&D General What if we gave dragonborn four arms? with Like.
This is super subjective, but I feel like there was a shift in either the game culture or in the game presentation that started during...
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Flying Toaster reacted to James Gasik's post in the thread D&D General What if we gave dragonborn four arms? with Like.
Thinking about it more, it's because they're player-facing. If a DM doesn't want to use vampiric roses from Castle Amber in his game...
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Flying Toaster reacted to Ruin Explorer's post in the thread Stop Looking At Your Character Sheet with Like.
But that's exactly the point. They did experiment. The OP literally explained that they did. That's how they solved this. They...
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Flying Toaster reacted to Ruin Explorer's post in the thread Stop Looking At Your Character Sheet with Like.
Yeah, I definitely don't like it, personally. I've seen DMs do that - like, one of my players who sometimes DMs has done that more than...