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There is no way that is true. Edit: Waterdeep's population was over a million in 3rd edition. So yeah...definitely not true.

On a reaction that requires only a verbal component, you can force disadvantage onto an enemy and grant an ally advantage. This first-level spell allows you to hinder an enemy and aid an ally at the same time for a very low cost. And it isn't limited to an attack you can do this for an ability...

.....The spell is waaaay stronger than shield, if you think they're comparable I don't really know what to say.

No catastrophic dragons, no planar dragons, I will reserve my judgement until I see it but this is looking like a missed opportunity so far.

An ice age propagated by plague-induced aberrant creatures would kill off the majority of the world's population. If you don't have cold resistance, you're probably going to die. If you aren't allied with Llymic and it's brood you're probably going to die. If you can't find a reliable food...

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I'm kind of dming one right now. 5e FR I changed a lot around, the serpent vanguard is a multinational oligarchical secret society based off of the Friend Cult from Naoki Urasawa's 20th century boy instead of an army.

Father Llymic brood-spawned a fomorian.

Vampire is probably the easiest and least disruptive way to accomplish what you want. The creator vampire doesn't necessarily have to die for the PC to be a free agent. They can be let off the leash by the parent vampire.

It really isn't, that's like saying cats and dogs are the same species. If your goal was to destroy the world it would be a win. Control is the least of your worries using this strategy, it would be like unleashing the Flood from Halo on a populated planet, or bringing the Tyranids from 40k to...

I think you're confusing demons with devils. They don't care about laws or honoring agreements. They would simply kill the wizard if they felt like it. Or melt his brain and turn him into some abomination. Using this method, the wizard loses control as soon as the demoncyst is created and will...

Continuously summon demons via Summon Greater Demon and keep them on the plane with planar binding. When you can congregate enough of them in once place you will create a demoncyst or an abyssal manifest zone and if you prevent paladins, heroes, clerics, etc from closing it you will usher in a...

Would you say that Stygia fits the mold for a black kingdom?

I apologize if I offended anyone. I used the term bad faith because bronze age superman that maxed out at lifting a car was brought up. This didn't seem to be that. I don't think this adaptation is bad, neither do I think that I said anything offensive beyond offering argumentative critique.

I am referencing the current 21st century Superman comic book depiction that has been more or less the default version of the character since before I was born. Would it be fair to say that the onus of specificity would be on the poster to designate if you were not using that version? This...

When you responded I assumed you were someone who knew about comic books to some degree. Bringing up bronze age superman who is "more powerful than a locomotive and able to leap tall buildings in a single bound" is a bad faith argument. Superman in the current continuity moves at speeds faster...

TBH, strength, dex, and con should all be 30 or beyond. A lot of people don't realize just how truly overpowered Superman is.

Mariliths are demons, which shouldn't be conflated with Devils at all. Oil and water, unless you just want to use the Marilith statblock and call it a devil. But I think there are better options available to you. I'm not sure how powerful you want the new Victoro to be or when your party will...

One example of this is the Primordial Mual-Tar the Thunderserpent. It took Moridin God of Dwarves, Kord God of Strength, and Bahamut God of dragons to defeat it and even then they couldn't kill it. It is sealed away like many of the other primordials.

I think it is a central aspect of the world that shows how the inhabitants had to adapt to life with the absence of magic use from most people. In the same way that airships and warforged change the way that the world functions in Eberron, so do psionics in Dark Sun.