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Ranks in Rogue or Bard would. But I understand what you are saying. Advantage is more common without having to force yourself to take levels in a class to grant Expertise otherwise.

If you had to choose one, would you rather have Expertise or Advantage on a roll? Let's say this choice would effect your character from level 1 all the way to level 20. We would have to weigh the benefits of each - Expertise - +2 to roll +3 to roll +4 to roll +5 to roll +6 to roll Expertise...

How about losing 1 level of (we'll call it "Frenzy Exhaustion") on a Short Rest? "Frenzy Exhaustion" would work like regular exhaustion, except you can lose 1 level on a Short Rest, or all levels of it on a Long Rest. So for example, a Barbarian that works itself up to a 6th level of...

*Homer Simpson* DOH! Either my finger hit the wrong button on my phone, or my phone thought it appropriate to change good into food. Either way, it's now fixed.

It has been a while since I have posted in this thread. I'll show an alpha to a map. There is Tsutensang - a continent home to the Daegolith, Goblins, Kobolds, and Lizardfolk. The continent is mostly comprised of arid desert, Rocky mountains, or a large poisonous swamp (due to the mineral...

That looks like something you could get at the Dollar Store or CVS in the toy section back in the early 90's.

I was born in 1985 and had the toys in that article! The memories! I forgot I even had those until I saw their picture in that article, and it sparked my memories.

I really don't see how or why. This just seems odd to me. I personally would see Kind as more offensive. Like in the context of, "We don't like your kind around here!" You usually see that in movies or TV shows where the racist redneck troupe is interacting with the out of town non-white...

Why I don't care if they use the term Race: It literally refers to a type of person that is different based on many factors, descent, heredity, ancestry, shared culture, etc... For example Humans and Dwarves have different DNA, different culture, different ancestors, hereditary genes. This is...

That has it's ups and downs. Ups: People who are going to that website are going for D&D material. Downs: WotC owns the material published, anyone can use material published on the DM's Guild in their own material on the DM's Guild.

For those of you worrying if the content I have to share is professional quality - it is not at the moment. This thread is to gauge interest. What I am doing to do to gauge this interest is starting a thread (this one), and explaining the pieces of my world. It may show art by me (I am no...

I like that answer as well, mainly because it made me giggle as I typed it out.

Whoops! I was mistaken. I haven't played Avernum yet. It was the Avadon: Black Fortress game that I played a bit of. However, I do own the Avernum series. I wound up getting a bunch of games like Avernum, Geneforge, and Avadon on a really good GOG.com sale.

Yeah, it's nothing unique. I'm sure plenty of people have put their own spin on it.

Oddly and funny enough, I considered this type of weapon as a sword years ago. I think I called it the Razor Grass or something along those lines.