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Came here to say just this. We have been using zoom with the battlemats in a power point, and me as a DM sharing my screen and moving tokens around. It's working really well, actually. Dice rolling, character sheets etc are done outside zoom (og Google sheets for example). But next game will be...

Is this fully compatible with OSE? And this is a great thread :)

This is awesome! Do you have a guide of sorts (I have difficulty figuring it all out), and do you offer an enhanced version?

A shout out to Kibbletasty's compendium of a psion and artificer classes, crafting rules and much more: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/kibblestasty/kibbles-compendium-of-craft-and-creation/posts

And it's good to have you back, Dave!

Ah, missed that. might be a good idea ;)

Edit: Ooops, wrong thread.

I like it better. Not sure I'm keen on the quick breath meaning there will be no breath the rest of the encounter, espcially combined with: So only one target suffer the full effect? Otherwise, it's not clearly worded. If more than one creature are affected, should it be "each creature in the...

Liches don't 😉

You forgot vulnerability to bludgening (which I btw think you should drop, instead let your skeletons be resistant to both piercing and slashing). There's some other proofreading needed here and there, but no big deals. I like him stat-wise, I think, but at the same time I can't feel Dragotha in...

I thought dragons became more powerful from becoming dracoliches?

So no waiting months and months for PoD this time around? :love:

I like where this is going. "It makes its initial...." would be much clearer if you went with "the target makes its initial..." instead. You probably should go through the entire MM looking for this. And please, just call it bloodied, alright 😉

I haven played it, but a long time ago, I read The Shadowed Eye of Halagar and found it very cool. It's for levels 13-15 or so, but there are a couple free adventures to take the party from 11th. Found a review here.

Why ongoing at the end of your turn? In 4e it was at the start, ensuring that you almost always suffered the effect at least once. Is it intentional that you get the chance to rid yourself of the effect before suffering it even once?

Except sticking to 5e design rules in a 5e product 🤷‍♂️

You really need some hard editing on this before releasing it. The Cleave maneuver for example really requires one reads it more than once because "his", "it's" etc. is obscuring, who is being referred to. I think you should stick closer to the "traditional" wordings of 5e, where the monster...

For sure, you almost couldn't tell he was embarrassed being in Into and Beyond.

"I'm searching for the evil man who took my father's sword"

Well, first of all you need to use this version of Tiamat. This rest will come :)