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I'd love to see that one too.

Other than the obvious (make some) I looked at more as a breakdown of 'small folk'. Small Folk -> Halfling, Goblin, Gnome

Speaking of Lego...! https://www.lego.com/en-ca/product/transformers-soundwave-10358

Thing is in games we really hardly ever interrogate this kind of thing. I think I mentioned way back when I was playing Wrath of the Righteous, and I built a character who was all in on landing Hideous Laughter, to knock an enemy prone, and...well kill it. In my defense, you need to minmax that...

Pretty sure other than the cost in pain, Lego was pretty cheap back in the day.

There was a time not too long ago, when I thought mind control type stuff wouldnt make it into the next edition of D&D. The wheel turns, and maybe its still discussed elsewhere, but yeah at a pretty fundamental level controlling the mind (lol and now I could get myself in trouble...) is evil.

Ah yes, I found the quote.

Imagine losing a lotus like this!

Because everything (it sure feels like) is filtered through an American bias.

looooooooong session today, as I'm going to take the weekend off (Sat/Sun) and then smash things Mon-Wed, as I have some travel and will be missing Thur-Sun (!!!) next weekend. Everything feeling pretty good. I may swap that bent over barbell row for a cable row, I dont think the tops of my...

I mean what a tragic world we would be in, if Oath of Conquest was never made. Perish the thought.

I have a lot of people on ignore. :ROFLMAO:

Having Wizards, a corp, moralize to me got old oh...a decade ago. The game already provides guidance on "Lawful Evil" among other things, in the latest 'evergreen' edition no less, so...how about they just provide the content, and we decide for ourselves what to do with it?

Interesting. I would recommend more one shots, but if you don't enjoy it. /shrug

!!!! Probably my favorite subclass in the edition! Anyway, my point is that we should encourage Wizards to give players the chance to explore other flavors of RP than "can I interest you in being a heroic hero being heroic?!?"

You dont just roll up and play a game sometimes without planning it all out first? Thats all it really is, you just have to put the game aspect before the 'i need to be this kind of character' aspect.

Right, it requires a shift in thought. Instead of thinking of the character first, you roll the dice and then determine what character you can build from what fate handed you.

Makes total sense. ;)

Yeah it can be that way, but if those give XP, then it only makes sense that killing stuff would also give XP.