D&D 5E I can haz WILD MAGE and the first DRAGONBORN art?

[YourSwordIsMine]

im 28

Dark Crystal was 1982...

 

[tuxgeo]

Considering the placement of the image within the Sorcerer layout, I would think that that painting is meant to represent a "Draconic Bloodline" Sorcerer, rather than the Dragonborn race -- if there even is any difference between the two in 5E.

 

[Wormwood]

I'll be honest, I had no idea how much I missed Wild Magic until today. I mean, it's been over twenty years since I last saw it at a table and it really was a lot of fun.

 

[Ichneumon]

Skeksis filled the important gap between drow and aarakocra.

 

[Psikerlord#]

So 5% of the time when they cast any 1st level spell or higher.

2% of that, they ground zero fireball the party and themselves.

8d6 fireball damage = 8-48 damage average of 28, save for half 4-24 damage average of 14.

They cast about 2 spells per day at first level, 3 at second, and 6 at 3rd. Each level should be what about 2 days worth of adventuring.

How often does a wild mage wipe out his party before hitting 4th level?

Probably never, because the odds of that combination .05 x .02 = .001, less than 1%

 

[Psikerlord#]

Dragonborn = skeksis, eh? That is an... Interesting art decision.

hehehe yeah i love that!

 

[Remathilis]

Dragonborn = skeksis, eh? That is an... Interesting art decision.

WotC is bringing skeksi back!

 

[Nellisir]

So 5% of the time when they cast any 1st level spell or higher.

Not even close to accurate.

 

[Roger]

Now I'm really interested to see if the random reincarnation table has been returned to its former glory.

 

[ZombieRoboNinja]

Man, I don't want to only get to use that table 5% of the
time!