General DCC RPG thread

[schneeland]

Yeah, just got the latest update from DTRPG Friday or Saturday. Is it just me, or has Wizard entry been shortened? Don’t have my physical copy handy to compare.

I'm not able to spot any difference between 10th and 11th printing (and 4th printing does not seem different either except for the illustration on the second page).

 

[overgeeked]

Yeah, just got the latest update from DTRPG Friday or Saturday. Is it just me, or has Wizard entry been shortened? Don’t have my physical copy handy to compare.

They fix errors and clean things up between printings. They haven’t dramatically revised any rules as far as I know.

 

[deganawida]

Just faulty memory then.

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

Just faulty memory then.

What did I tell you about casting too many wizard spells under DCC?

 

[deganawida]

What did I tell you about casting too many wizard spells under DCC?

Well, I was hoping for one of those handy tentacle arms, because they’re great for holding beer.

 

[darjr]

What did I tell you about casting too many wizard spells under DCC?

To do it and bleed if I have to?

 

[Ralif Redhammer]

What did I tell you about casting too many wizard spells under DCC?

The DCC Corruption artwork is one of my favorite zero-to-hero (err, eldritch monstrosity) progression illustrations:

 

[darjr]

In one game our players were far out to sea. Navigating by the stars. Till I cast a spell that failed so spectacularly that it blacked out the sky for 100 years.

 

[overgeeked]

The DCC Corruption artwork is one of my favorite zero-to-hero (err, eldritch monstrosity) progression illustrations:

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That's one of my top five pieces of DCC art. So perfectly captures magical corruption. One of the reasons I love DCC so much. Magic is both magical and scary as hell.

 

[Ralif Redhammer]

That's one of my top five pieces of DCC art. So perfectly captures magical corruption. One of the reasons I love DCC so much. Magic is both magical and scary as hell.

In my last DCC campaign, the Wizards went almost the entire campaign without accruing Corruption. I was so excited when during the last few sessions, boom, face on the back of their head!