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I feel like going Scout Rogue fits the theme better. It just works with Absol's whole "Sensing danger" theme, and can help guide the people and animals that they're trying to save.

What do you mean, every drow god wanted to keep the drow in the underdark, except for her? 😂😂😂 lmao That is literally her twin brothers portfolio, drow of the surface, not hers. She does. not have that in her portfolio, or her dogma. Her twin brother does He has failed to free the drow. The theee times he was.coming close, he was stopped. Not by Lolth. But stopped by Eilistatee,.letting lolth retain dominion over them. You got rose colored beer goggles on when it comes to the drow pantheon bub

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Great video, but Cartomancer does require level 4 and the Spellcasting Feature. So I don't believe it can be selected as a Variant Human or Custom Lineage free feat.

I think it would be really cool if it was mentioned that she’s one of (if not the) most worshipped deities in the seldarine drow societies. This would mean an increase in her power, influence and maybe even portfolio. She and Lolth would be competing for the post of mother goddess of drow and the spider queen would be forced to split her portfolio. Evil and neutral drow would be under Lolth’s domain and Eilistraee would have domain over good drow. So as Lolth’s portfolio shrinks, Eilistraee’s grows, which would cause a lot of conflict and motivate attacks on the pacific drow societies. Which is a perfect setting for a D&D adventure!

Been looking for a 5e vampire game fore years but NO ONE will run any

Did a Character based solely on this, Human Necromancer / Spore Druid who sought of a way to revive his wife and after years accepted he may not live to see they say he has the means to bring her back sought out methods to extend his own life. Ended up trying to find forbidden Knowledge in the form of Book and Vile darkness and got corrupted beyond all belief

Video 2 of asking for old character style? As always, amazing videos!

A 1 level dip in Cleric for the wizard got a lot better now 😂

When you get 6th level spells, you can cast contingency on something that will auto trigger a spell on you. For example: Magic Mouth: If there are signs of invisible entities like appearing footprints or tracks, abnormal plant movement, etc, say Invisible Entity Detected. Contingency: If a magic mouth says, Invisble Entity Detected, cast see invisible.

Druid with runeshaper. Put down spike grown then command several enemies to walk through it while losing a turn for all of them.. Take alert and get yourself 16 starting dex so you can go first more often than not and pick up extra languages (rune shaper also gives you giant language...) and you can literally command everyone the rest of the game while your many minions beat up the enemy for you.

I've been watching for a while now, and I must say that I love the old character style more than this new one. But as always, the videos are amazing!

How do they take the hand, rules wise? I know my group, they'll do everything to stop it.

Don't forget dwarven fortitude and blood well vial for thicc magic

I would keep most of the original lore regarding the drow's origin but recontextualize it. Have it be that Lolth LIED to the elves that followed her in her betrayal and were punished when that coup failed. Then, in the countless years leading to the "modern day" of Faerun, Lolth has established a lifestyle for the drow that kept her grip on them tight as the culture they were essentially taught and born into feeds on the worst instincts of mortal elves. The ultimate Gaslight, Gatekeep, Girlboss. Eilistraee enters the picture working thr background as Lolth's powerbase continued to grow. Because she deceived by her mother and she and her mortal people suffered as a result, her profile changed from "Goddess of Good Drow" to "Truth" and/or "Redemption". Let her story be that she would visit the dreams of those drow discontent with the Lolth-borne culture and she revealed the truth of the "Great Deception" and offer them a chance to find a more righteous path and life. Let this continue over the centuries until Lolth's power base is no longer as strong as it once was and now those aligned with Eilistraee are a legitimate rival in power and numbers. This allows Drow as a people the agency to choose be good or evil, or even neutral if they dont wish to be part of struggle between two gods. Those Droe who stay with Lolth can now be more nuanced. They could stay because they actually like the life style or the lore of power and status, ir some can stay out of fear of if Eilistraee is lying or is even worse. Those who side with the Dark Maiden don't have to be so good that they dedicate their lives to "saving" all drow, they could simply be content with leaving Lolth and her followers.

My favorite command is autodefenestrate (i.e. the act of throwing oneself out of a wimdow).

Cast this on a roc and you now have a friendly airplane ^^

This spell can create an industrial revolution by allowing a single wizard to oversee a group of unseen servants in a factory as they mass produce something.

I've watched a few of your vids now and I'm definitely subbing ^^ Love your vibe

If an illusion wizard can move the illusion (which seems to be the concensus), then your flying city can now actually fly around the world... I love this spell ^^

The Blood Magic Wizard archetype lets you waive material components at the cost of health and getting the Fiendish Vigor invocation (either through Warlock levels or the Eldritch Adept feat) mitigates the health loss. Guess what I’m about to start playing

Tbh, this method reminds me of some of the areas in Legends of Zelda: Ocarina of Time.

For some reason reminding me of Mario 64 the library and the living books

I made an npc who was an arms dealer who, apart from having a jacket that a was trained mimic, had a fake ledger disguised from another trained mimic. It would bite down on anyone who wanted to forge the numbers in the ledger and keep them in place while an alarm blared.

Your mimics don’t scare me. My barbarian is illiterate. Better luck next time magic man

Had to come back after watching until the end and reiterate your point... Magic Mouth has a duration of 'until dispelled' and Malleable Illusion allows you to change illusion spells with a duration of 1 minute or longer as an action. Does this mean you can change what the magic mouth says every 6 seconds... forever?

Conjuration Wizard's 2nd level feature Minor Conjuration can create the jade dust over and over for free.

A 2nd level feature you may of overlooked for creating the material component is Minor Conjuration.

I know this concept was originally developed for a quick simple game to help you move through the game in a single session, but I always though it should have been called the "5 Space/Area Dungeon".

Got any ways of making modified low level creatures as bosses? I had an expanding list of creatures that would make good as a random bosses for random dungons or such. One that i liked was a rune carver imp, seprerated from their master as their task was done and taking their spell book along. Not focused on spell casting but being empowered by it. Having rune knight enlarging ability. The thought of a small creature becoming large and becoming invisible at will. That will steam roll a party member. But also not out right evil npc. This imp could trade things and info while traveling such caves. Its always nice to have rp beat combat based off circumstances.

The simplest fix is that Elistraee rejoins the elven pantheon as a gesture of reconciliation and unification. She went into exile willingly and was not banished like her mother & brother. I imagine her father welcoming her back with open arms and the rest of the elven pantheon is happy with her return

When it comes to an IU PoV with established settings like DnD or Pathfinder, a part of it is just what "undeath" means in the greater setting as a whole. How such magic interacts with lifeforce, souls, the afterlife, or the like. To say nothing of just settings where "good" and "evil" are less subjective social constructs, so much as scientifically measurable forces of nature, with entire dimensions literally made of them. Mechanics like necromancy getting a buff in some random Evil dimension kind of removes it from even being a question of "ethics". Take DnD's Evening Glory. Even trying to be a "nice" goddess of undeath, a lot of what makes her up... isn't really all that "good". More just "non malevolent"... and even that's kinda iffy when you get into her priest being Liches. Hell, the main thing that even gives "live forever with your love in undeath" any merit at all, is just how much of a crap shoot a lot of the other DnD afterlives seem to be. Without that, her whole pitch would come off as way more manipulative by nature. It's like how a hypocritical god can have both murder and public service in their portfolio, but regardless of what draws any particular worshiper to them, said god is at the end of the day their own independent being. With their own wants and motives, and thus the worshiper has no real say in what aspect of them shows up that day.

I wonder how this could be weaponized... improvised weapon with a compartment would technically be a container. Hmm

One of the most clutch escape preventions I've ever done was using Distant Spell on Arcane Lock on the door a villain was about to flee through. This and Knock are criminally underrated.

The ethical practice of necromancy - that is conjuring spirits that WANT to work with you and not forcing them to - has many benefits to it. 1) You spend less time and energy trying to assert and maintain control over them. Plus, those willing to work will have passion into their actions, possibly improving their strength. 2) This does not earn you a bad rap amongst the living or the dead. Whether you're a medium solving a murder, or a general who is asking his soldiers for one last stand against evil. 3) It's much, much safer. Not only would people go from hostile to wary, or wary to accepting, the spirits of the afterlife will be waiting for you with open arms... not claws.

Vital Sacrifice goes well with this build too if your DM rules that self-damage doesn't trigger a con save. Helps vampiric touch become an actually strong spell as its like you are upcasting by two levels for just a 1d6 of damage youll heal back

Arcane Lock also allows Magic Mouth to interact with the physical world through using the password, so now you can use Magic Mouth to automate things.

Haven’t encountered Shadows yet because I’m currently dming for all of my players first time and it is my first time playing dnd too, but I’m planing to play strahd after I finish Phandelver, not gonna be happy after that encounter cause I already killed one of my players in the first combat of the first session

2k gp to buy a wondrous item with unlimited uses of first level spells. Just sayn

Loving the Pokemon content, but just curious whats the interest in space themed Pokemon all of a sudden?

I'd love to see your take on an Ultimate Innkeeper. A character that can use Demiplane, and long term beneficial spells, such as Hallow, glyphs of warding, etc.

Hm. It's got some really poor combat ability and terrible defenses until 7th level. So, be sure you know how your DM runs Stealth, Hiding, and Surprised. Also talk with your table about letting you get enemies with Surprised to buy them turns and keep you relevant. Do note that campaign-specific backgrounds are not usually expected to be allowed outside of those campaigns, so ask your DM if it's okay first. This would really only work well in a low-combat campaign that's all about sneaking and heists, kinda like Keys from the Golden Vault (which I'm playing in currently!) I would generally expect a well-built Druid to out-perform this for Stealth opportunities, and a Hexblade+Gloomstalker will probably deal five times as much damage while achieving most of the same Stealth abilities. There's also lots of room to optimize the build even as it is. But, it's a fun idea! Thanks for the video!

Ayy, one of my favorite Legendaries, I love space virus

You are in error as to your interpretation of statistics. It is an easy enough mistake to make as the following sentence refers to keeping your INT, WIS, and CHA one might infer that statistics only mean STR, DEX, CON, INT, WIS, and CHA but if you look at the find familiar spell it says you summon the spirit of a celestial, fey, or fiend and it takes an animal form of a beast and has it's statistics. Do we only use the STR, DEX, CON, INT, WIS, and CHA of the beast chosen when following those instructions for having those statistics or do we use the entire stat block. The word stat in stat block is actually short for statistics. Therefore when magic jar says we get the statistics of the creature they mean each and every single thing in that stat block, except for what they exclude... which is INT, WIS, and CHA, and also any class feature, but that leaves the entirety of the stat block to work with. Why else do you think this spell is 6th level has such precarious conditions? Simply for some STR, DEX, and CON plus little else? No. This spell is evil but it is also 6th level and quite powerful.

I love this!! This is hands down my favorite Pokémon!❤

Had a Halfling Fighter, Cade Lockfoot, an Irish Halfling that came out of retirement from his days of being a weapon and supply Quartermaster for mercenaries. Had a shield and hand crossbow. Acted like it was one object as a Shield Bow. Due to being a Halfling, I would stand between people's legs and use the fighting style to intercept attacks on my allies. Blocking more than 150+ damage through the campaign. Having max dex and Halfling luck, couldn't land a shot for my life. Got 5 attacks that landed. So I built into my support using this feat and inspiring leader. It's ironic seeing I was also a samurai. The fighter that couldn't fight, BUT dang did I carry my wizard and other casters to victory by being the living shield.