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Jolly Ruby reacted to Celebrim's post in the thread D&D General Tucker's Kobolds: worth using in 5e? with
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The thing about using "Tucker's Kobolds" is that you should take inspiration from Tucker but not do what he did... -
Jolly Ruby reacted to Micah Sweet's post in the thread D&D General Tucker's Kobolds: worth using in 5e? with Like.
Tucker's Kobolds are IMO always worth using. Also Tucker's Any Other Intelligent Enemy. To do otherwise is to weight conflict too far in...
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Jolly Ruby reacted to Clint_L's post in the thread D&D General Tucker's Kobolds: worth using in 5e? with Like.
I’ve gotten around the excess rolling by turning minion attacks and traps into lair actions. Edit: should probably better explain...
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Jolly Ruby reacted to Clint_L's post in the thread D&D General Tucker's Kobolds: worth using in 5e? with Like.
See, I think it's about "punishing" the players, in a fun way, for playing their characters like they're dumb. It's not heroic to go...
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Jolly Ruby reacted to kigmatzomat's post in the thread D&D General Tucker's Kobolds: worth using in 5e? with
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I've always used the idea that goblins and kobolds rely on a mix of numbers and a level of cunning. Unless there are exceptional... -
Jolly Ruby reacted to jmartkdr2's post in the thread D&D General Tucker's Kobolds: worth using in 5e? with Like.
The argument against Tucker's Kolbolds is "if your players don't like traps, they're not going to like manned traps." The original idea...
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Jolly Ruby reacted to bedir than's post in the thread D&D General Tucker's Kobolds: worth using in 5e? with Love.
Using the inventions from the Kobold Inventor gives you some nice koboldy traps. They're only deadly at first level, but the flavor is...
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Jolly Ruby reacted to Charlaquin's post in the thread D&D General Tucker's Kobolds: worth using in 5e? with Like.
Might I suggest looking into Mystic Arts’ recent(ish) video on hobgoblins? Obviously hobgoblins should play differently than kobolds...
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Jolly Ruby posted the thread D&D General Tucker's Kobolds: worth using in 5e? in *Dungeons & Dragons.I'm running a dungeon loosely based on Icespire Hold (map below), but the book version is quite empty. Almost every room is just a...
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Not many words, a lot of photos. My initial reactions… This box is heavy and there is a ton of stuff in here...
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Jolly Ruby reacted to darjr's post in the thread Critical Role to Use D&D 2024 Rules For Campaign Four, Expands to Three Tables and Thirteen Players with
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OK calling it now. The new CR 4 campaign is post apoc and so is the Unearthed Arcana. WotC and CR are working together on CR4. Just... -
Jolly Ruby reacted to Whizbang Dustyboots's post in the thread Critical Role to Use D&D 2024 Rules For Campaign Four, Expands to Three Tables and Thirteen Players with Like.
Watching the video now. So, as expected, this setting has got some stuff going on, starting with "the humans won a war against the...
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Jolly Ruby reacted to OB1's post in the thread Critical Role to Use D&D 2024 Rules For Campaign Four, Expands to Three Tables and Thirteen Players with Like.
I think this is really showing to be true right now as half the DH reddit is losing it's mind, while the other half is trying to calm...
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Jolly Ruby reacted to UngainlyTitan's post in the thread Critical Role to Use D&D 2024 Rules For Campaign Four, Expands to Three Tables and Thirteen Players with Like.
Another advantage of a West Marches style campaign is that it will allow crossover between parties as other jobs and roles take up some...
