Recent content by Sarac

To start off, I'm sorry if this is the wrong place for this kind of thread, but I didn't see a "5e Modules" forum. My issue is that, in my Curse of Strahd game, the player is going to enter Van Richten's tower next session and Strahd knows it. Now, my player is extremely careful so he probably...

I've been thinking up a backstory for a character that I'd like to play but, as you may guess from the title, he'd be an Archer (Ranger or Fighter w/ Archer Archetype) who has the major inconvenience of being blind. I've been digging through magic items, spells and feats and can't really find...

Even though an insane wizard is the traditional (in my experience at least) "Big Bad" in a campaign, I want to go a little differently. I have an Orc Barbarian I'm building to be the main enemy and I want my players to have their first confrontation with him this weekend. Odds are they'll beat...

That is actually a very good point... I like that. *makes note*

So, unless I have read the rules wrong, you can only enchant items that are of masterwork quality and weapons can only become Masterwork when they are forged for the first time. This is an okay mechanic but it brings some problems, especially to a player like me. I put a scary amount of time...

Echoing what has been said, getting a crossbow is a MUST for spell casters. I like playing the Magus myself, you don't get the full gambit of arcane spells like a sorcerer or wizard, but you get the ability to have better and better armors not interrupt your spell casting so you can mix it up in...

Also, even a lowly hobgoblin or kobold can a frightening challenge if given a level or two in an NPC or even a PC class.

I really like this idea, especially the method of having the platonic ideal of whatever was made unbreakable. If I was GMing this into my game (And I honestly might) I think I'd just use the process used to create a "Greater Permanency(GM Only)" spell and make the cost to cast it extremely...

My group and I started with 3.5 and the guy who taught us to play had all the 3.5 books so we kinda had to follow him,even when we started to see how much of a problem he was. I'm not 100% sure how we found Pathfinder, but when we saw that it was basically 3.5 on steroids, and that there was an...

Have you played Mass Effect at all sir?:) If you want the players to know that something sinister and alien is behind things, and a thing I did with my own group to imply this is that my first quest "boss" had a book in his possession with a strange language printed in it, and the other agents...

If you've played 3.5, Pathfinder is a great next step. My group and I call it 3.7 or 3.5 on steroids. Seeing what 4E did we've been with Pathfinder since the day the Core Rulebook came out and I don't see us moving on anytime soon. And like what was said above the Pathfinder SRD has everything...

I'm currently running an undead uprising campaign for my group. Broad strokes a vampire necromancer is trying to gather up components to raise her crazed wizard patron from a realm between life and death that he's trapped in and the players are in a race to get the components before her to stop...