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Young Bronze Dragon

That’s how Swords & Wizardry does it. The division into phases also make much more sense this way.

Some pretty epic vistas to look at in many parts of this game. Rivington probably the best so far. I wonder how many man-hours crafting the environment there took.

Omfg. Here at level 10, I just discovered you can insta-prepare new spells without needing to do any kind of rest as a cleric or wizard as long as it's not in the middle of combat.

I've had this one as far back as I can remember.

Killed Ketheric before he got his turn. The Avatar got 1 turn, missed Karlach (presumably he was blind due to Blood of Lathander, plus Karlach's AC is quite high), then died on its next turn (after missing again) from the wyvern poison Shadowdark hit him with the turn before. Balthazar at least...

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Bottled air against spore cloud.

I thoroughly enjoyed the animated Beowulf from 2007. Interestingly, when I saw it for the first time I expected to see a live-action movie, so I experienced massive uncanny valley for the first 10-20 seconds of watching before realizing it was animated. A demonstration of the powers of...

Unreadable dice issue handled. (Hopefully)

Here's the Rules Cyclopedia (Basic D&D) version Light* Range: 120' Duration: 6 turns +1 turn/level of the caster Effect: Volume of 30' diameter This spell creates a large ball of light, much like a bright torchlight. If the spell is cast on an object (such as a coin), the light will move with...

Ah, I suspected it might have been the fighter levels just cutting her out of it.

Just met Jaheira. She looks extraordinarily old for a level 30-40 epic level half-elf druid with Ageless Body. Looking forward to seeing her single-handedly defeat armies of monster or a dragon, though. Karlach's certainly sets expectations high with her fangirling over how powerful Jaheira is...

You can cast it on a monster's eyes to blind it. It can actually be quite strong in say a "boss" fight.

What, no mention of Spellfire? :p

Sounds like a poor man's battle cat.

School specialization always seemed really weak sauce to me. It's like the meme. "I want to be a necromancer!" "We have necromancer at home." Necromancer at home = necromancy school specialization They are not really specialists. They still do basically everything but are just slightly better...

If the game didn't have items, you'd probably be able to complete it in a couple of hours of normal play. (Exaggerating)