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<blockquote data-quote="ArchfiendBobbie" data-source="post: 6974306" data-attributes="member: 6867728">The Hastur Summon from Call of Cthulhu may be used, using the same methods and lack of need for a spell slot (&quot;Hastur Hastur Hastur!&quot;). Note: This will guarantee your death and most likely a TPK.Any campaign that ends with the characters ascending to godhood was just a dream. Retroactively if need be. I'm not letting those sadists destroy Faerun again.The previous rule does not apply to Galarion. Go hog wild if you want.After the spate of zombie apocalypses caused by the show, discussion of The Walking Dead is banned at the table. Yes, it's a good show... but it always causes someone to try to recreate it by defiling an altar to Orcus. You know who you are, Mark.Seducing Baba Yaga just to derail the campaign is a death sentence.All AC boosting magic items require attunement, in order to keep ACs relatively reasonable.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ArchfiendBobbie, post: 6974306, member: 6867728"] The Hastur Summon from Call of Cthulhu may be used, using the same methods and lack of need for a spell slot ("Hastur Hastur Hastur!"). Note: This will guarantee your death and most likely a TPK. Any campaign that ends with the characters ascending to godhood was just a dream. Retroactively if need be. I'm not letting those sadists destroy Faerun [I]again[/I]. The previous rule does not apply to Galarion. Go hog wild if you want. After the spate of zombie apocalypses caused by the show, discussion of The Walking Dead is banned at the table. Yes, it's a good show... but it always causes someone to try to recreate it by defiling an altar to Orcus. You know who you are, Mark. Seducing Baba Yaga just to derail the campaign is a death sentence. All AC boosting magic items require attunement, in order to keep ACs relatively reasonable. [/QUOTE]

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