trentonjoe
Explorer
5e 5e 5e!
So I'm making a character for a group being run by some friends just getting INTO DND, and I felt this was a good chance to take a break from monk to chill with a warlock and his chained up buddies.
iI couldn't resist the greater old one, but I've never really seen him utilized so I don't have much frame of referance. I'm totally cool with abstract and nonsense humor, so can this guy b3 whatever I want?
Like out of nowhere some unfathomable amalgamation, mashed up mixture, of tentacle and ooze.. and just slithers some ridiculous sound my party and I have never even heard or thought existed.. I mean this guy I have in mind is literally the flying spaghetti monster if he had super herpes, AND elephantitis.
I really want this guy to POP.
all I have now is some lame book I aquired through tribkets that I can't write in or read until strange symbols begin appearing and the book becomes my connection with a strangely chaotic dimensional being. He literally exists as a freakin dimension of space and time connected by threads of entropy, so I've got that
But like.. who is this guy, what's his deaL?
I think I missed the original question....
Anywho, if you mean how do you make him pop, as in stand out as something super cool, then I suggest giving him a personality and goals. I would start with a motivation, and an enemy.
Also, and I find this happens organically sometimes, just start saying his name alot. Stuff like:
If Trewdsef wills it
If only by the grace of Trewdsef
It's best not to judge the decision of Trewdsef
I've done that for Clerics I have played and my group would keep track of how many times I said my gods name in a session. On a good night I would get 2-3 in well, and force twice that many.
Lastly, it's a wise, old being....if some of your actions, sayings, dogmas, etc. don't make sense or are contradictory don't worry about it. It's best not to question the goals of Trewsdf.