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Tonguez reacted to Benjamin Olson's post in the thread Homebrew What makes for a perfect base hub for adventures? with
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The one time I set out to create a homebase option, a run down former "adventurer's guild" in a city that the party could clear the... -
Tonguez reacted to Whizbang Dustyboots's post in the thread What makes Arthurian fantasy its own genre, different from more traditional D&D-ish medieval fantasy? What are some Arthurian-style plots? with
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And he was definitely commenting on 20th century politics and society in his story. It's not exactly modern by our standards, but it's... -
Tonguez replied to the thread In a fantasy world filled with magic and miraculous beings, will the religious concepts of the locals be completely different from the human of Earth?.Oath of Vengeance? or he could be a Warlock compelled by a blood sacrifice ritual
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Tonguez replied to the thread Homebrew What makes for a perfect base hub for adventures?.A travelling circus - gives an excuse for a diverse group of uniquely skilled people to move from place to place and provides an...
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Tonguez replied to the thread In a fantasy world filled with magic and miraculous beings, will the religious concepts of the locals be completely different from the human of Earth?.Dexter is presented as Killer of bad guys following his strict code, and in the history of DnD what constitutes a bad guy hasnt always...
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Tonguez reacted to Lidgar's post in the thread (5.24 PBP) Vault of the Dracolich (IC) Redux with Haha.
Yeah, couldn't resist (and also didn't like the idea of getting ambushed from behind). Instead, just think of all the experience points...
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Tonguez replied to the thread (5.24 PBP) Vault of the Dracolich (IC) Redux.Seeing Bills agitated spinning, Shade-9 immediately changed focus. He turned to check where the other kayak was positioned and then east...
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Tonguez reacted to Lidgar's post in the thread (5.24 PBP) Vault of the Dracolich (IC) Redux with
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TEAM LAKE - Bjorn Bjorn's frog eyes widened in surprise and fear at seeing the multi-headed beast. He turned and swam as quickly as he... -
Tonguez reacted to zarionofarabel's post in the thread In a fantasy world filled with magic and miraculous beings, will the religious concepts of the locals be completely different from the human of Earth? with Like.
True, in which case you could ask one of 84 million polytheistic Hindus what it's like to gain some insight.
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Tonguez reacted to Sepulchrave II's post in the thread In a fantasy world filled with magic and miraculous beings, will the religious concepts of the locals be completely different from the human of Earth? with Like.
The worship of otiose supreme deities is often replaced by more glamorous war gods and storm gods. Aztec – Ometeotl to Huitzilopochtli...
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Tonguez replied to the thread D&D 5E (2024) What’s the difference between sorcerers, warlocks, and wizards?.Yes once you get pass the fluff the DnD spell system is a bit naff
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Tonguez reacted to jian's post in the thread What makes Arthurian fantasy its own genre, different from more traditional D&D-ish medieval fantasy? What are some Arthurian-style plots? with Haha.
For instance you could run a campaign based on Once and Future, where Arthur is an undead king returned to life in the present day by...
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Tonguez replied to the thread In a fantasy world filled with magic and miraculous beings, will the religious concepts of the locals be completely different from the human of Earth?.In Polynesia it was common for an old ineffective diety to be rejected and replaced by a new more effective god (the old gods idols...
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Tonguez replied to the thread In a fantasy world filled with magic and miraculous beings, will the religious concepts of the locals be completely different from the human of Earth?.In many ways gods are just really powerful rulers - they are that Pharoahs, Kings, Rulers of the World with the bonus of Immortality and...
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Tonguez reacted to Edgar Ironpelt's post in the thread What makes Arthurian fantasy its own genre, different from more traditional D&D-ish medieval fantasy? What are some Arthurian-style plots? with Like.
You might not want to use the system, but I'll suggest GURPS: Camelot, even if you just want background material, including notes on...