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since you mentioned a one piece skill tree, think we'll ever get a jojo skill tree😏

what do you use to make the sphere grid type look with these, asking cause I'm working on my own ttrpg for my group and would love to use something that look like that for my hybrid system

Hey cool warwick class, think you can make a yasuo build for me?

Ah yes, my favourite DnD class. Warwick.

1. A lost traveler, wounded and robbed and seeking aid... but over the campfire that night they gaze into the sky fearfully! For alas, in the light of the full moon!?!..... 2. An aspiring wizard who has begun her journey to the coast where the greatest minds in magic reside, but she seems to have had a terrible accident and her escorts have scattered! Yet one of the party notices blood stains on her robe and signs of a struggle.... 3. The road winds out of a gentle curve and you come to a beautiful glade, the forest gives welcome shade from the beating noonday sun and a wonderful breeze comes sweeping out from the thicker forest at the roads edge kicking up the dust along the way and catching the party of guard as faint and inviting music and the delicious scent of a feast tantalizes the hungry travelers. But be ware, for there are tales of a beautiful but mischievous hedge witch in these parts.... 4. The weather has taken a turn for the worse the party tries to brave it out but sniffles and sneezes may give way to fevers and chills. An adventurer may catch their death of cold in such horrid conditions! Ah but look a secluded inn! So far from town? But why do those in the inn's employee look so untrustworthy? Why does the food taste so... strange??? Just a few ideas.

When I first heard you I shouted mat pat then I realized you weren't him

That sounds like a cool build. I'm just imagining a werewolf beast that feeds off magic. So it's prime prey is wizards and sorcerers.

Can we see how you build it?

Need more of these shorts

This sounds really cool!

I already made this one! Though I went for crystal as my Spellbroken form, it's really good! Especially with some rage and grapple moves!

Zuyoi

I'm 100% rushing towards getting Malevolent Shrine and then spending the rest of my points into space so I can create a domain that just hits everyone on the map

I love this idea my brother

So... that would make us.. KEY goblins, then?

Would this work with Monks? FALCON PUNCH! KAMEHAMEHA! ETC.

Remalia's name was spelled incorrectly. 🤣

This is the first time I've seen his face and damn he is handsome

I have a 12-item random encounter table that I use for my campaign, consisting of encounters specific to the factions of the campaign, wildlife encounters, weather encounters, and social encounters. At the start of every travel scene, I have the party each roll a d12. I also roll a d12. The closest roll to mine determines what random encounter can happen on the journey. I then have the party occasionally roll a d6 throughout the travel of the lands or during any rest. I again also roll. If any of the party's rolls matches mine, it triggers the d12 encounter. I then reset the rule every time they start new travel/exploration or finish a rest.

To me it feels like exploration it self always takes way from the adventure itselve. I was running Descend into avernus, with having Avernus be a Sandbox open world, random encounters and travel rules. Put really much effort into having different encounters, side quests, just stuff that they can find etc. Well first they thought every random encounter was relevant to the main story so they got really confused, then they just did not give a damn about the main story at all, because if you have storypoint => 3 sessions of exploration because they found a goblin or something, then the next story point, they had forgotten about the main story. So for my next campaign i will not do exploration at all. I dont wonna say never do it, bit i guess its a big point that you should be carefull with this

its all fun and games until you either accidently get someone to 30 base ac or plus 30 to hit

Shamelessly kingdom hearts

so like charms from hollow knight?

These existed in 3.5 they were called a weapon Gem

One thing I do in my campaign's is I write a diary of each sessions events as a narrator. I also encourage players to write a story based on how they perceived the last session went. I do this by offering XP awards, maybe a skill check bonus or advantage for one combat encounter. There is actually no limit as to what the reward could be, but I try to make it commensurate with their story. By doing this you allow players to tell their own story if they so desire. I had one group that did this, and it was a hoot. I had two players presenting their characters as heroes to the party, in such an above-board manor that all the other players decided that they should make their own story saying what actually happened. This can take away from actual play time in the campaign, [it took about 30min to 45min for a party of six.], but everyone was having fun taking turns telling their story, and they liked the extra XP that came there way as well. [I usually offered between 1 to 10 percent XP depending on their level]. Nice video on this subject.

If one were to use it as an earring, would it change their appearance like a transformation?

It's all fun and games until they figure out a massive loophole by putting it on something you did not account for. I do like this more tho especially as someone who has written characters who's weapon are strongly tied to them sentimentally

Hate to be that guy ; but Pathfinder 2e solves this through the ability to transfer runes from one item to the other, which basicaly does just as good of a job as what you described. A weapon/armor has a limited amount of property runes (the cool stuff) equal to the level of the Fundamental rune on it (the +x stuff). So a +2 weapon can have two cool effects etc. It goes up to three and starts at 1. Etching a rune from one weapon to another only require a simple crafting check and some time. You can also make those if you find a formula

Not very into DnD but had to stop by to compliment your hair dude that looks sick