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Here's the rest of them hope you all enjoy. Döjorok: NE colors black and fire orange. God of Nature and the Hunt. Prefect of the Suromong Prefecture. A monstrous humanoid standing over a hundred feet tall. Huge protruding antlers atop his massive shaggy bearded head, his body appears made of...

Definitely, I could see that.

So in my campaign I have a floating nation of technologically advanced gods known as Shinkokku. This civilization rules over a continent of humans below called Shinto. These gods (called the Demigods in campaign) also have intermediaries called The Casted who are between god and human...

Hmmm 2d6 per level in a massive aoe is pretty insane. And 3d6 to a single target is stronger than any other attack in the vanilla game really. Idk. 60x3, 180 damage roughly, 120 for the aoe. I think it could work. I think it's still really strong especially since you can do it once per hour, but...

Ah I see, still a flat 10 damage per level or 200 damage in an aoe is a lot. Or 400 to a single target. I think it should be stepped back a bit. With other high damaging moves like maximized disintegrate you have to hit the spell with a ranged touch, then overcome spell resistance and they get a...

I actually really like this class. This is a very interesting and fun class mechanically. I'm definitely going to make a few characters with this. The only things I see that could be game breaking are the Gate of Babylon and Celestial Prison powers. Gate of Babylon deals honestly way too much...

Theres a petition being sent to WotC, might as well sign it. #OpenDND

Unfortunately good to know. Smfh.

I just hope WotC pulls their heads out of their asses before it's literally 100% too late to save their fanbase.

I couldn't agree more. This hurts not just ttrpgs as a whole but stifles creativity and hurts WotC as well. It's greedy, stupid, and puts a bad taste in the collective mouths of dnd gamers everywhere. Now, people won't think of WotC as someone on their side but instead as a corporate overlord...

I'd specify that at Transcendent levels the multiplier no longer requires the caster to be in their realm, it seems like the undead will still be at base if they're out of the casters Divine realm. Unless that's intended.

If you could summon just a few undead that's one thing but you're talking about being able to summon hundreds of them. If each of them get 30 billion health, and there's no stopping you from just summoning more, it seems obvious that this will get out of control very quickly. Maybe it's not as...

I think the hp multiplier is a bit much but otherwise it looks good. Remember in PF undead get their Charisma mod to their hp pool so their hp will be high to begin with. I'd make a second ability to give them that bonus.

I honestly agree with the changes to mental and physical stats. If someone is reincarnated as a dog, they shouldn't retain the same mental aptitude as they had as a human, their physical brain us much smaller. Likewise an orc likely has a smaller brain than a human, so, theoretically they'd...

Fair enough. I generally have assumed inherent bonuses, given that they're "inherent" are like natural bonuses. So an Orc's +4 Strength or a dwarf's +2 Con, or any bonus granted via templates. I've always allowed those to stack because otherwise that would just be stupid. So, let's define it...

And how would a divine ability not be exactly the same thing?

https://minmaxforum.com/index.php?topic=14622.0

Except certain sorcerer bloodlines already go over the set limit. There are literally forums on this topic.

You're taking that out of context, that's the description of Wish, not inherent bonuses in general.

You should be able to use the Wish spells separately from the divine power without any issues. All stat points regardless of source are considered inherent after 24 hours, so if you have a belt of strength +4 for example, it's considered an enchantment bonus for the first 24 but then converts to...