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I ran a small campaign with a few friends. One of my players had this obnoxious habit of romancing an NPC. Usually this is something commonplace in campaigns for Bards to do, not the Barbarian. So, I took it as a perfect opportunity to mess with him. I made the NPC a full character sheet, had her be his cohort and let him play out his little fantasy romance scenario... for a while. Fast forward three real world weeks and 8 sessions later, he and his little NPC get married. I have a Devil Lord show up to claim his prize, the NPC's soul, which she had sold to gain the husband of her dreams. Cue the rest of the campaign of the Barbarian trying to get his beloveds soul back so he can resurrect his (now) dead wife. He marches into the Hells, picks a fight and learns as he draws his final breath that his beloved's soul was in the locket he wore around his neck that was a gift from the Necromancer Malhavoc who dwells in Celestia.

20 years, still has not forgiven me for this.

Today, I was graced with an amazing HVAC technician who was a not only complete and total nerd, but nice to my animals. Not only did he fix my problem, but he did it for free and didn't try and upsell me on anything I didn't need. He asked if he could have a photo taken in my dungeon to send to his boss. As well as a photo of my pups. Not only did he leave my house with a 5 star review, but he recived an invitation to one of my campaigns that I run as well.

For example, when my paladin PC detects undead i always ask the radius. When he says "60ft" I'll respond, "60 feet? No, you don't notice anything within 60ft". In a manner that implies something is just out of range when really there's nothing

Looking over the new UA, my problem with the direction the game is taking has finally clicked. Specifically, it was the Arcane Tattoo Monk that stood out to me and highlighted this problem. Here is a brand new subclass that works by having magic burned into their skin, becoming a part of them, allowing them to exceed the limitations of mortal kind whilst remaining thoroughly mortal. A brawler with a set of arcane tools that become a part of their body.

What do actually get? Cantrips. Spells. Amazingly they restrained themselves and didn't give tham a way to generate 6 Temp HP.

It feels as if the designers have given up on actually matching the mechanics and thematics of the class. It feels like every single subclass is pulling from a list of design features they are "allowed" to implement. So many features add temporary hit points, allow you to cast a spell with a minor benefit once per long rest, or let you add a dice to a roll.

No matter how you try and present these features, they are mechanics that we have explored thoroughly at this point since 2014, and refined in 2024. It isn't just a lack of experimentation - it's a lack of vision. I don't really get what the Arcane Tattooed Warrior is meant to feel like or play like. I don't know what character concept I'd have in my head that could only work with this subclass. I don't get how looking at this list of features inspires me. Some of these subclasses feel like they were generated by AI rather than the human imagination.

Finally starting the DND Miniature series i've been wanting to do fornoh so long. Whittling Tutorial Video is live now on my carving channel if anyone is remotely interested in doing dome. I want to create a smorgasbord of little figures that folks can carve if they want DND Mini-Figures for their campaigns, or just fun little Fantasy figures for their bookshelves.

I have plans for little Knights, Soldiers, Monsters, all kinds of things that we can do, so I hope you'll follow along! It should be fun. Even if you dont want to get into carving, they're still pretty neat to look at it think.

2inch tall 1x1 Blocks, knife only.

Woodcarving is a seriously easy hobby to get into, all you need is a sharp knife and some wood. You can make it even easier with basswood and a dedicated carving knife. Make your own Mini's, or just epic bookshelf decorations.

Don't think you can? Bob Ross said it best "Talent is a pursued interest!" I can't say it better than that.

When I started WoodCarving I made terrible carvings, like a children's doodle. Thats expected, your first trys at a new thing are bad, even the 2nd and third time, but the more you do it, the better you get. Woodcarving (whittling) is like that. Invest some time, carved 4 or 5 of these guys and the 5th one would be amazing compared to the first one. It's easy to track your progress if you carve multiples of an item, it becomes so clear in your mind.

I find that when folks can clearly see their progress at something they are far more likely to stick with it and push at getting better. At any rate, that's my speech, Thanks for coming to my Ted Talk! 😉 😆 🤣 😆

But definitely give woodcarving a try if you even halfway think you might want to. Basic advice if you do. -Get carving gloves to protect your hand (A5 cut resistance) -get A flexcut or Badger state blades knife to start. -get or make a leather strop for maintaining the edge. -I always suggest basswood if you want to Carve like me. In Europe the closest equivalent is Linden or Lime, in Asia look for Jelutong!

Then just watch lots of YouTube tutorials on my channel or from someone else! Links are all on my profile. Thanks for reading.

Like the question said. I'm just curious, as personally I have wanted to introduce my players to the Slaad and personally have gotten that oppertunity recently so I'm curious!