charlesoberonn: DnD Character Concept: Bard who maximizes the efficiency of spellcasting by being a one-man band.
Tag Archives: D&D
naryamirie: chaotic neutral energies Source: naryamirie
prokopetz: zsweber-studios: prokopetz: More D&D monster facts: The age-old animosity between dwarves and ogres stems from a secret that ogres keep – namely, that dwarves are delicious. Ensuring that this secret does not spread is dwarfkind’s first priority, and the stereotype of ogres as compulsive cannibals has been cultivated primarily to ensure that nobody believes …
scully-fbi: Deborah Ann Woll Playing characters in Relics & Rarities episode one Source: hotchner
systlin: randomitemdrop: Item: slingshot that adds 1d8 Radiant damage to whatever would normally be done by the ammunition +1 against undead. Source: kompot-master
purplebeards: nightwinggirl42: dunmertitty: dunmertitty: dunmertitty: EXCUSE ME, WHAT????? EXCUSE ME, WHAT??? PLEASE read the first line of the article i linked: he’s literally an endboss. he could probably double as a patron deity, but he’s an endboss (and an addition to the Monster Manual) according to wyrmwood gaming. Not only is he an end boss, …
saturn-in-retrograde: probablybadrpgideas: Play a gunslinger, who critically misunderstands their role as a gunslinger and just throws guns. @thessalian@true0neutral
Hi, LawfulGoodness. I’m not exactly a new player, but I’ve stumbled into a predicament that’s certainly making me feel like one- And not in the good way, either. How would you go about roleplaying a Lawful Good character with points into Intimidate for means of demoralizing foes, with the hopes of getting them to surrender more often than not? Most sources I’ve looked at for examples of what to say for the roll have so far left me feeling dirty and bad on the inside.
lawfulgoodness: Well, there’s definitely different flavors of LG, ranging from “Pacifist” to “The Blood of the Unrighteous Tastes Great With Oreos.” If you have a character concept that combines LG with a high intimidate skill, then “Intimidate” the heck out of some bad guys. Now, there is a distinction between “torture” and “intimidation” that’s important, but let’s just say for …
funkylittlegoblin: minimalism is dead adopt the goblin way of life. fill your house with pebbles and shinnies.
athenasdragon: sufficientlylargen: My understanding of D&D is that the GM has the power to make the next quest a heist, but the players control whether the background music for this heist will be the Pink Panther theme, the Mission Impossible theme, or the Benny Hill theme. That’s it, that’s the game!
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