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What you need is a rule to nerf this option. Perhaps if a helm stays too close to any one world, it starts losing connection to the ether/phlogiston/astral plane.

I love the cranium-sheep!

Ron Cobb, science fiction artist, set designer for ALIEN and Star Wars, has died. And to my everlasting regret, I had no idea he was living in my city.

I agree with Lord Twig about the Dex and Int bonuses.

From what little I've heard of Birthright, it would take major work to bring it up to modern standards.

What about an Illithid Aarakocra?

Perhaps the Mounted Combat feat could include a hit-point buff for your mount?

Ok, woolly boots then! :D

Their legs aren't that much thinner than when living. If it's a problem give them fur or woollen leggings!

What with mindflayer nautiloid vessels appearing in at least two published adventures and a computer game, I'd say Spelljammer is up there with a chance.

Let the swords and arrows bounce off him, so he feels like a hero. When you want things to get serious, target his wisdom, charisma, or even con saves.

I'd go skeletal hounds. Zombies have reduced movement rates, don't they?

After the fake-out with the crowd laser scene, I noticed how carefully Homelander opens and closes doors. He may be capable of towering rage, and be getting angrier and angrier. But it's clear to me that restraint has been ingrained into him from an early age, because he lives in a world of...

...holy dooley! I've really ignored the Celestial Patron, as the flavour doesn't attract me. But damn, that's some tasty cheese!

Yeah, running for strangers is much harder than running for friends. I've run a couple of convention games ("con games" might be misconstrued! :D ) but only well after I'd been running for my friends for years. There has to be trust on all sides of the table, and to appear trustworthy it helps...

What level?

What did she say just before she blew up?

It's an absolute rush to see how the players react to your npc's, how they respond to your setting and set-ups, and ask you questions you have to come up with answers on the fly, and then how they run off with your ideas in ways you never thought of. And inspire your own imagination to heights...

Once again: easier ≠ easy.

Oops! - you're right.