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or maybe not... at the top of green mountain I found a mountain guru . He was 71 and had just biked up the peak. He said he started to worry about having to stop when he hit his middle 40's but then just kept on mountain biking into his 60s. now that he was 70+ he used an E-bike at just the...

thanks for the hiking report! my kid is still in cub scouts, but I volunteered as the hiking leader. with cubs scouts and parents, you have to go easy. hikes are short 1-3 miles and mostly flat, despite the fact that I live in Colorado. My last hard hike was this year on my 50th birthday. I...

I start a campaign in collaboration mode. What do you want to see in a game? are there things you can live without? then I worldbuild last game didn't have high elves, no orcs appeared in the 2 years it ran. the main races were human, halfling, dragonborn&kobold and dwarf. but when a...

the old campaign ended last night, they decided not to blow up the moon. Wandering Writer — Today at 4:31 PM"OH MY GOD WE SOLVED IT THROUGH THERAPY!" someone suggested an Age of Sail game for the next campaign... I decided that 3 frigates could show up from a nation on the other side of the...

im using rules from Saltmarsh, with the officers it suggested and more handwavy rules for combat. Mostly I'm very happy with them - instead of all the ships moving on grid with facing rules, its just sort of handwaved. While I understand lots of people like naval/space tactical games, it was my...

can creatures attain spelljammer speeds? clearly beholders need ships. But is it case by case or blanket for all flyers? kindori (space wales) murder comments and lunar solar dragons seem like good candidates. I cant even tell what was happening in 2e.

these are the costs based on crews in The Ghosts of Saltmarsh. which has great rules fro running ocean ships and environmental hazards. like a typical crew has +4 to skill rolls, and checks are made by 4 relevant officers, an then one for the crew. My Party captured a pirate ship 4 sessions...

sorry it took so long to get back to this thread.. I decided I did want to ditch the 15-hour trip through the atmosphere - it's just boring and serves no purpose. instead, I was thinking like -10 miles above the surface. 2-3 hours is enough to see the tops of clouds, harassed by flying...

It was okay. lots of movement driving the plot forward, but few player choices during the session. 1. feasted with a governor, party approved to add "Dragonslayers" as title. 2. Trading run (PC plan) nearly 2000 gp in profit 2A - small sailing skill challenge while under attack by water...

unless the "object" that you need to get 1 mile away from is the "atmospheric envelope" of the object, not just the surface. NASA says edge of space is 62 miles up. I will use that rather than the ship air/gravity envelope rules. Also as a side-note since a 10-ton ship provides normal...

Yoink this is the rule I want for my current campaign. the PCs just built the world's second spelljammer, and may try shenanigans. They achieved a test flight at the end of last session, but stayed within 100' of the surface. I thought it was 15 hrs to the edge of space (62 miles/ 4 mph)...

My campaign is 5e homebrew world, and has been running for nearly 2 years. The PCs have just reached level 11, and have built the [dominant civilization's] second spelljammer in history (history only goes back 500 years) They need to go blow up a moon, because of course, they do. More...

Session 16: Empire of Dawn : Bad Moon Rising Level 10. Dragon fire traps prove nearly deadly. The great bronze door was opened. (thanks to rat-hivemind companion being polymorphed into a T-REX) the gold dragon was slain. Going down hard. 543 lbs of coins were collected, hoard valued at...

Fun, full of laughter, and close combat with Pirates. Session 15: Empire of Dawn: Bad Moon. Level 10. Commissioned priests of Builders and Smiths to build a spelljammer helm, (from old plans found in session 10) He said it would take 50 days and require a core component, suggested some...

Update: the PCs didn't take control water. (either druid or cleric could have memorized it.) and per party tradition as soon as they realized who the enemy caster was they applied focused fire. and she went down hard (100 hp in one round? really guys? but it was rnd 3, and the pirates nearly...

@RoughCoronet0 Im surprised Animate Breath didn't make your list: it was a spell from a 3.5 draconomicon , where the dragon could transform its breath into an elemental. I always liked the imagery and free minion challenge, although it still runs into whatever elemental resistances the party...

I realize I'm Necroing, but this is still a hard topic to adjudicate. Next session is two ships: the PCs 20x60 (with 2 decks) and a larger pirate ship 30x90 (3 decks) both sides have access to control water. (not sure if PC druid will memorize it though.) Neither side should want to destroy...

I like world building. and I really hate the idea that I had to use a source as written, or had to read & remember many pages of text when PCs went to a new location. Especially if there is a good chance that a player has read the material as well, and for example wants to know why the Lord...

@Quickleaf those are interesting suggestions - I especially like the breathing fire on the pillars for cover Whispered secrets to arrows to remove legendary resistance (especially if this power is gained after dream banishment) I can just offer to trade this for damage 1/round. The pillars are...