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What if you had a weapon that was a feather duster bow & arrow that was soaked/dipped in poison?

My favorite part was the "Billy Goose 😅" 😂

Really fun gauntlet! One of the first things I learned as a GM for DC20 was that most encounters should have a ranged attack option and an MD attack option. It was nice to see the stone chucking in the first fight and the stone arm launch in fight 3 was really cool!

Wait. Did initiative change? I thought we were rolling against a set DC and not an opposed check by the enemy team. Edit never mind. I watched four more seconds and it was corrected

Are the squares an inch?

Grats on the new house!!!

The Gary Allen player was spending SP every turn to switch stances at the beginning of their turn, but monks can now do that at the beginning of their turn for free

I’m hyped for it!

Bleed Maneuver is in a subcategory called Save Maneuvers. All Save Maneuvers require a physical save from the target. They dont just automatically have that condition

Ooh, what if the bears had grappled the ranger?

Love seeing the alternate skills make their way into these combats (dodge, intimidate, etc). Great stuff as always 😊

Dungeon Coach and Baileywiki recently posted about using Foundry for DC20, and it seems like it would be useful for you guys. Just thought you might wanna know about that. Baileywiki ran a combat with it, and showed it to Dungeon Coach in another video. It seems pretty helpful for running and playing DC20.

Thank you so much for your exposition of the Sorcerer. I am now so stoked to play a Sorcerer now! I was no the fence previously.

Why don't you guys use different maps? I know this is a series, but i feel new maps, with unique terrain and new objects scattered around would let the player be creative.

Congrats on the new house Cody!!

i track AP on one of the status/health bars on your character, usually when i spend AP off my turn. So one bar is for HP, one is for MP/SP and the last one for AP. Also, in a tokens settingss there is a Tooltip box. I put in a characters PD and MD there, there is a "show" checkbox to to click, so that when you mouse over the token it shows the tooltip. Hopefully that helps

Nimble (and the halfling’s elusive) are huge for action economy, especially when surrounded

Love these combat demos

It's all about the mobility!

Finally!! I've been waiting for this one!

After I watched this, I saw that the Dungeon Coach was about to start the livestream, so I jumped in and asked in the chat about whether or not you could take a reaction during your own turn. The chat said that you can, and that there was no exception for spell duels. Obviously, you can rule it however you want. Just thought you might want to know for the future.

Would love to see a tag-team commander and bard lol

I love the PCs that have been drawn up for these challenges. So flavorful! 😊

Oh, I love the idea. I haven't had the chance to play a Westmarches-style game, really. Usually exploration was never the main focus. 3. I would draw for ideas from The Demonic Cycle/Forbidden Lands - both the books and the system have a reason as to why people can't explore the world easily - in The Demonic Cycle every night powerful demons crawl out from the ground and attack settlements, which are protected by rune-barriers, the only type of protection from the demonkind. In Forbidden Lands the Fog creeps in, essentially making sure people have to find shelter before the night falls. In both cases, going anywhere further than half a day of travel is extremely hard. I'd go with the Nightfall being essentially a calamity, for which you need to be prepared and either have defensive walls/circles set up, or be reasonably well hidden. Maybe making the fire burn bright for the night to ward off the vile darkness would be a central mechanic, with the Nightfall being a calamity that destroyed almost all civilization. 1. The central hub could be a still-standing city, warded from the ancient evils that emerged by, for example, Beacons, giant ancient buildings which are holding back the tide of the Nightfall. 2. As for the reason for exploration, how about excursions to find more Beacons, and activate them in some manner to make the world safe again, or at least relatively safe to travel through. While the City would be safe, these would allow the establishment of settlements, which would in turn bring what resources are needed by the City, and vital for it's survival. Perhaps the routes for the characters to take would be based on ancient texts, pointing to possible directions of safer sites, and maybe even the hope to find other cities and societies that may have survived the Nightfall. I'm super late to the party, but if you are interested in taking Players, I would certainly be interested, and that includes playing on record. I have played in a recorded oneshot, and a recorded campaign to which I can point you if you'd like to evaluate my performance. Cheers!

The 5e to fallout conversion guide has been deleted, what specifics were on it?

This gauntlet style of combat is such cool idea for when you’ve only got one player. A couple of things I would change when I run it (feel free to steal this idea), is that when you finish a wave of monsters, combat ends and the next wave happens the next day. (Actually get a long rest) The player(s) also receive an amount gold after each wave they clear. They then spend it on potions, combat gear and magic items. This can be a legit reason why Alex’s character increased their HP after each round of monsters

One thing about Innate power (the 1MP Spell Enhancement for free) being once per long rest: you regain the use of it when you roll for initiative. Most "Once per Long Rest" features work this way.

Sweet would u be able to give a document with the monsters that u create

Excellent job guys still love seeing it all get played and you guys figure it out. A note on Fiendish Magic, it was pointed out in the rules discussion portion on discord that in order of operations the reduction happens very last and that at no point in the casting of your spell can you spend mana beyond your mana spend limit. The exact wording is "the spells total MP cost (before all reductions) still cannot exceed your mana spend limits." Only thing we have found so far that truly let's you go beyond the Mana Spend Limit is the Prepared Spell feature that wizards get.

Here we gooooo!

There can be only one!

Hey thanks, I’ll tweak this system and implement in my games!

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Let's goooooo!

Did alex's character have -2 in charisma? Cause grit points can basically be used in place of health points. But this was exciting. i was one of the people who said the gm took it easy last video, and it is great to see you guys actually take constructive criticism. This combat was reall good, excited to see the next episode of this.

For me its bc in my opinion saying “i, lizard boy scales mc stuffins, cast fireball” then rolling dice is not classified as witchcraft. Its just improv and math.

Yes! SYR drops a video, I start watching.

I do not understand what the gameplay is about. There are corporations ruling the Earth. But what is a typical day of a shadowrunner? In Battletech you have people piloting giant robots and being part of political intrigues between space feudal houses in Dune fashion. In Dungeons and dragons you have monsters to fight dungeons to walk and treasures to collect and probably some character to help or assist. But in Shadow runner? Why should I love the game?

Very cool and unique idea, love the dc20b content

Well done, fellas!

He’s from my home town - Runesmith has a good video on this too

A West Virginia classic!

One mechanic I like to use is creating a wand or other kind of object that can cast a spell. It has charges, but they need to be replenished with spell slots or mana.

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Awesome. 🙂👍🏻 You did great. I have been thinking about this "Magical Arena mod" for DC20 for a while and would like to try it out in PvP. 😊

Commanders are immortal.

I love seeing this content. It's a lot easier to wrap my head around what's happening with a class when I can see it played out like this. And the combat still felt fun and thematic. Made me wonder what kind of lore might exist around an arena like this one.

Thank you for making this video!! I've been following Hexroll for a while and it has been on my list, too, to talk about it…just one of those amazing feats of coding for the love of the genre! I'm SO HAPPY that there are so many Programming/TTRPGing Nerd crossovers!