D&D General Solasta: Crown of the Magister reaches 1.0!

[Rabulias]

Their implementation of Disengage is even worse than BG3.

As far as I can tell, their implementation of Disengage is per 5e rules. Disengage is your action for that round and you avoid all Opportunity Attacks. Can you elaborate on how you see it is incorrect?

 

[Zaukrie]

My thoughts:

Spirit Guardians is over powered! It is a great spell.

The ending was very bleh and anti climatic for me.

 

[Zaukrie]

Has anyone played any of the home made adventures you'd recommend?

 

[GreyLord]

Has anyone played any of the home made adventures you'd recommend?

I didn't even know that anyone had made home made adventures. Where do you download them and how do you implement them?

 

[Zaukrie]

I didn't even know that anyone had made home made adventures. Where do you download them and how do you implement them?

Steam workshop. There are A LOT of them.

 

[Rabulias]

I didn't even know that anyone had made home made adventures. Where do you download them and how do you implement them?

If you have Solasta via Steam, click Dungeon Maker on the main Solasta menu, then click the Browse Workshop button at the bottom. You will browse the Steam workshop and click the Subscribe button to download and install a dungeon module. I believe you will have to restart Solasta to see the new module, either under Campaigns tab or Locations tab in the Dungeon Maker screen. Some of them are quite good and challenging, though they don't have the world map travel/random encounter features (yet! Fingers crossed they will be able to add these to the Dungeon Maker some day!).

 

[Zaukrie]

If you have Solasta via Steam, click Dungeon Maker on the main Solasta menu, then click the Browse Workshop button at the bottom. You will browse the Steam workshop and click the Subscribe button to download and install a dungeon module. I believe you will have to restart Solasta to see the new module, either under Campaigns tab or Locations tab in the Dungeon Maker screen. Some of them are quite good and challenging, though they don't have the world map travel/random encounter features (yet! Fingers crossed they will be able to add these to the Dungeon Maker some day!).

No caves yet either, right? I played with the maker some today, and you can make some cool stuff, but also, it is missing some things I'd want.

 

[cbwjm]

I've had a quick play around with the maker but nothing in-depth. I'll need to check out the workshop, i've been meaning to see what's around in the way of homebrew campaigns.

 

[Bill Zebub]

Main complaint is that you get advantage when standing higher than the enemy, even just slightly, while the enemy has disadvantage. Likewise when you attack an enemy from behind you get advantage.

Pretty sure it’s +2/-2, not advantage/disadvantage.

 

[Rabulias]

Just to bump this thread - Solasta has a new update that adds the first official version of multiplayer to the game. You can't use it to run a game like a DM on a VTT, but 2, 3, or 4 players can co-operatively play through any dungeon in Solasta, even community-created ones.

Along with the free update, they also released a new DLC package for sale ($12.99 USD) that adds a whole new official campaign in a new part of Solasta, and it includes new terrain, magic items, subclasses, and monsters (and maybe spells I think), and adds some new features to the Dungeon Maker tool.

Edited to add: D'oh! I neglected to say that the new DLC pack is called The Lost Valley.