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Odin 21 Balder 17 Frey 11 Freya 12 Frigga 7 Heimdall 19 Hel 6 +1 = 7 Sif 21 -2 = 19 Skadi 4 Thor 21 Tyr 19

Odin 22 Balder 16 -2 = 14 Frey 17 Freya 11 Frigga 9 Heimdall 20 Hel 9 +1 = 10 Njord 4 Sif 24 Skadi 8 Thor 24 Tyr 21

So it is. Gamism, Narrativism, Simulationism, and now, Popcornism. Edit: You can also do the inverse. I could get Gamism from playing Magic: The Gathering. Simulationism from playing SimCity. Or Narrativism by writing a story. Maybe role-playing games aren't that special, just another pastime...

I mean, yes, but the question is "what brings you to the game?" GNS theory says the answer to that question will fit into 3 categories. So where does "I just came for the free pretzels" fit in to GNS theory? We could be going to a movie. One person says they like going to the movies because...

Odin 26 Aegir 18 Balder 24 Frey 18 Freya 21 Frigga 15 Heimdall 20 Hel 15 Loki 4 Njord 12 Sif 26 Skadi 18 Surtur 7 Thor 25 Tyr 22

Odin 23 +1 Aegir 18 Balder 25 Forseti 4 Frey 18 Freya 22 Frigga 17 -2 Heimdall 21 Hel 16 Loki 7 Njord 17 Sif 25 Skadi 22 Surtur 15 Thor 25 Tyr 21 Can i subtract 2 from Freya too since they are probably both the same goddess? :sneaky:

Part of me is going, "So where's my Mage?" Another part of me does not envy the task that Paradox must have trying to do... anything at all with that game.

What if on rounds where the monk does a Flurry of Blows, the monk gets a AC bonus AND any melee attacks which miss the monk provoke a retaliatory strike. This ability would be dependent on being unarmored. This benefit might even replace the monk's static AC bonus. The threat of the attack +...

As far as I can tell, the crown (the entity, rather than the object) is really just a fancy name for the royal will. On that will is ownership of the kingdom itself. Which means, in theory, the crown can go to whomever the current holder wants. The only caveat here is that property rights have...

magic item vending machine found

I believe that radioactive thesaurus's name was probably H.P. Lovecraft.

I feel that the current ordering seems to be in order of conceptual complexity, starting with the physical (least complex), and ending on the mental (most complex.) STR: muscle. Extremely simple to understand. DEX: Hand-eye coordination, agility, but not speed. A little more complex. This is...

I am looking forward to looking through this to see what these new perspectives can bring to the table.

The Dracon, as far as player character races go, feels like it is treading ground that the Dragonborn have already covered, and in a less troublesome way. Because I don't see a whole lot of nostalgia for this race out there, I just don't think it would be missed.

The spell is instantaneous, because the spell exists, does what it says (creates a zombie/skeleton) and then exits. The skeleton or zombie is not magical, as peculiar as that is to say. If you cast dispel magic or throw it in an anti-magic zone, the undead continues to function. If it were...

Think Harryhausen's medusa from Clash of the Titans. As in, where the bottom half of the person would be, is a snake.

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Are the Yuan-Ti presented as fully snake people, or just humans with snake eyes and a forked tongue? Do they have feet or a snake bottom?

If you go back to 2nd edition, the edition that Dark Sun was originally made for, Psionics was different than magic in a number of ways: Powers were not arranged by level. Instead, they were divided into Sciences and Devotions. Sciences were the heavy hitters... the teleporations...

He was extremely effective, especially with feats like Improved Counterspell (Which let you substitute a spell of the same school of higher level) and Reactive Counterspell (which let you give up your next action if you didn't ready an action to counterspell). At one point the game became "GM...