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Yeah i let my table do this , a girl wanted to play this She was Wild Magic Sorcerer,+ Cuthulu Warlock and lire wise Cuthulu doesnt even know you exist he just accidentally gave you magic and you don't know he exists ether you may as well just be a sorcerer for all anyone knows because no one knows, and we also had wild magic pop off every tine she cast spells

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Criminally underrated podcast, genuinely can't believe how small your channel is.

Damn that's a sick design

I hate that out of the three aasimar subtypes only one of them can fly. Like who is picking the one with light coming out of their eyes over wings made of light

This was awesome! Very creative for Itachi build

amneeeeessssiiiiaaaa

Great Episode, not to overload on psychic types, but id love to see what you got for my goat, Reuniclus

Listennnn, tropes are fun for a reason

The opening balaltro discussion that is basically Slay the Spire:)

But what subclass would he be?

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Majestic

This was a really good podcast about Daggerheart and just the basics. I GMd the playtest start adventure just yesterday and can recommend it for getting a feel for the system. We made our own characters (they have pre-made but thats no fun xD ) and then sent them out in the world. There are a few things that I don't particularly love but they are few and far between. The "non initiative" thing would be interesting to hear you talk about more after having played it, because it was (and I knew that from the get go) the thing my players had the hardest time wrapping their heads around, but I think once it clicks it's going to feel so much better then initiative in 5e. But that just might be me being annoyed at how initiative almost hinders narrative and cool stuff in 5e and in Daggerheart it wants those things to happen.

My favorite kind of inspiration is the inspiration is rp driven, being rewarded for strong character moments is SO invigorating and I feel it encourages more dynamic rp moments.

Not an artificer?

It is such a dumb item. The flavor rocks. But it's just a 3 times a day for a minute, Forced within a single area, Attunement! Just to get the same effect of a normal +3 weapon.

Never played D&D before, but that sounds like the truest and coolest thing ever

I'd prefer if Paladins instead got vows. Basically have them be small oaths that give interesting changes to the character. Keep the oaths as the subclass, give them the ability to pick up a vow every certain number of levels.

16:34 Kaladyn-> Ginkgo

Hey I love it that way

Sounds like he wants something like the Knights Radiant Oaths from Brandon Sandersons stormlight archive

That would work super well because that paladin party pooper stuff is the worst at early levels when you really do need to scrounge to get by

No

Paladin lvl3: I am under the law. Paladin lvl8: I am the law Paladin lvl12: I'm above the law Paladin lvl 18: The laws the the material world no longer abids to me.

Paladin lvl2

Compromise: The Paladin should get a Modular Feature (the name I use for the type of class feature that Warlock Invocations, Artificer Infusions, Sorcerer Metamagic, etc. fall under) of Smites. Instead of just getting the one Divine Smite type, give them different types of Smites. Freezing Smites, Force Smites, Acidic Smites, etc. Plus, with your Subclass you could gain unique versions of smites based on your Oath. Ex. Oath of the Open Sea from Critical Role could give you a water themed Smite. Oathbreaker gains a Necromantic Smite. Oath of the Ancients gives you a fey or nature themed Smite.

I disagree making tenets like invocations would involve an increase in power per oath which is very transactional, suiting of the warlock theme but doesn't fit the idea of a paladin.

Great ep! And YES the women are not written very well in Supernatural and it’s a sad sad thing

Great podcast, I thoroughly enjoyed and found inspiration from it. If I ever run a D&D campaign I’ll keep this in mind.

"sentient garlic knot" 😂❤🙏

It's the fnaf 6 location not the original unfortunately 😢

I feel like intimidation as a skill to me implies harm, but you aren't trying to go there so it is charisma you are trying to convince someone you are a threat without becoming one. Versus threatening which to me is not about being intimidating it is a ultimatum do this or you die ie holding someone off a cliff. In summary intimidation is charisma.

Would the infection kill Endrin at some point?

would love to see this

You can see the disappointment of realization when he hears Batman lol

Or Zorro!!

There is a concept that I've been using lately. That uses magic items sometimes as a basis for how specific characters could be designed They're not for any d and d's. In particular they're just for character design for Just seeing what I could come up with

My kid's school used to have a D&D club after school once a week. He loved it. I got him into it when he was 3 or 4. He still plays every once in a while.

Collaborative hallucination

I would be seriously interested to see Tyler's youth group one-shot put out into the universe. What a great youth group activity.

This made my day

I’m proud to be part of this 5% I love dnd

Its actually cannon that the fnaf animatronics smell bad, to the point customers would complain about it, describing it as "Like something died in there" I wonder why

Cool item, gonna need some explenation for this.

Nothing like Wotc taking player ideas and printing in the soruce books claiming they came up with it...

That seems like a great weapon for if a bard wanted to use a bow (also first)

or you could just use a +3 hammer - same level of rarity

I had a dream last night that i was making a homebrew warlock subclass called "pact of the pig wall" and i have no idea what it would be.