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The instant message issue appears solved, too. And the uploading issue, as well.

You still have nearly 23 hours to produce a 525 word entry. I encourage you to do so. Even an outline would be worth submitting, if for no other reason than to have something for the judge to provide feedback on. One of the reasons this tournament is so enduring is because the surprising ways...

I’m getting the message: when trying to access my private messages (using safari on an iphone). I’d post a screenshot, but can’t upload one, either.

This is an important distinction, because HD spent on regaining hp can be used one at a time until you decide to stop.

I think our roster’s filled up, now. But we still have room for alternates.

Three to go! If anyone is on the fence, I encourage you to give it a try. You may not win, but you will emerge more skillful than you went in!

In the beginning, the tournament was all 3e (3.5 wasn’t even a thing yet), but it didn’t take long for contestants to start pushing the boundaries with different genres and then systems. Stat blocks are not recommended unless absolutely necessary to convey your intent. 750 words don’t leave a...

Definitely more work, but less intense.

I’ve recently taken in my father after he had a massive stroke, so I definitely don’t have the energy to compete, but I’d be good to judge as long as there was a backup to post ingredients on time in case I get busy.

That was AD&D, so: 5th level Magic User. In 5e he’s clearly a Lore Bard.

Pretty sure that change happened with 3e. But anyway, along the lines of the OP, the older version of kobolds could evolve into gnolls, maybe?

The original Dark Sun. Before they put out any supplements for it, or ruined it with the novels.

Strangely, it’s got the Pathfinder tag, despite predating Pathfinder by 4 years. Surely it should be a 3.5 tag.

I did find I had to regularly double or quadruple hit points at the higher levels if I wanted something to stick around for more than a round or two.

My experience runnining a level 1-20 campaign with magic items in 5e was that, pretty quickly, resistance to nonmagical B/P/S weapons equated to no resistance. The fact that so many high-CR monsters had such seemed like a waste of ink. Worse, really, since that resistance was factored into the CR.

I always thought he might have gotten ahold of some of the Powerbroker’s super-serum before the events of Falcon and the Winter Soldier.

If Uncle Ben isn’t considered fridged, then the term has no meaning (unless that meaning requires either a fridge or a female fridgee – which, I suppose, are arguments that could be made).

I’m not so sure. He doesn’t seem to show up on any cameras, after all. I think perhaps the show has been trying to hint that he is powered without ever outright stating it. Not that it matters anymore. Maybe.

Probably. But I think that’s wrapped up in trying to prove that he’s not like Fisk. And in pursuit of that goal, he kind of is.