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rmcoen reacted to Shiroiken's post in the thread D&D General Does anyone recall coming across any magic weapons that return when thrown...other than Dwarven Thrower, Hammer of Thunderbolts or magic boomerangs? with
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I homebrewed a magic trident called Ripple (a rip-off of the ultra-powered Wave). When you threw it, you could target a number of... -
rmcoen reacted to the Jester's post in the thread D&D General Does anyone recall coming across any magic weapons that return when thrown...other than Dwarven Thrower, Hammer of Thunderbolts or magic boomerangs? with Like.
I believe 3e had a Returning property for some magic thrown weapons. In 4e, all thrown magic weapons returned to the wielder after the...
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rmcoen replied to the thread Worlds of Design: Only Human.In my current campaign, "The Three Kindgoms" (the PHB races) are recent arrivals to an old world. "The Tribes" (the goblinoid races)...
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That 200 years of fertility is a major assumption though. On Earth we know a woman can stop being fertile (go through menopause) and...
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That's right. There are fantasy heartbreakers that have been heavily informed by tons of real world research. Almost no players will...
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As usual I have to ask "Which of my fantasy worlds?" In my Etan game, humans are the majority race/species, following common TTRPG...
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In Tolkien, the other reason for humans becoming dominant is that Fate Said So. In the third and fourth ages, the other races were...
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Well, no, you don't need strong excuses. You just need to play the "well, that's what fantasy looks like" card. Tolkien designed...
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Well there are a lot of things that could account for the difference. Humans may have a much higher fertility rate overall and be...
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One thing I loved in the old Scarred Lands setting was their elf concept of the Forsaken. The god of the elves had been killed in the...
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In one of my campaign worlds, elder races fertility (or lack thereof) was explained by the presence of taint from a Far Realm gate to...
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Perhaps long-lived races like elves only can have children a few times. Where humans can become pregnant each month, an elf might only...
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Humans in my world a very, very rare as they are not native to the material world of Salvera and have only really arrived to the realm...
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Chris Perkins sums up my feelings on humans in fantasy extremely well; Once, when asked by a fan what his favorite type of creature to...
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I developed a slightly biological largely tongue in cheek approach and came up with the notion that Dwarfs are adapted to Alpine...