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Hi there, y'all. I'm new to the subreddit because... well, I never thought I'd be here. But this last week has been wild for me, and here I am!

Lemmie set the stage for ya. I'm on the StartPlaying.Games Discord, and they're talking about Strahd. Which often happens; it's popular to run and players love it. Enter me, someone not really into horror and far too unserious to do it justice. Off-handedly, I say something along the lines of "If I were going to run Strahd, it'd have to be in an incredibly stupid way. Like, 'The Muppets' Curse of Strahd'.

The Discord goes nuts, and for days, it comes up again and again in conversation. Who's the human? Is Miss Piggy a great fit for Strahd? Or should that be Kermit, since gender rolls. But, isn't Count Von Count not being Strahd completely disrespectful? Absolute ridiculousness, and I'm there for it.

And, well, here we are: I've got artwork for Muppet Strahd Von Zarovich done and... I dunno, at some point in the future, I'll be launching a campaign - I just need to clear up my schedule a bit first. lol

I don't have all the bits and bobs figured out just yet, like which Muppet is which character. I did find that someone made a "Muppetborn" race, and someone else adjusted it to 5.5e, if any of the PCs wanna be Muppets. lol I do know about Strahd Reloaded and have been going thru it when I have time, cuz while this is going to be absolutely unhinged, that doesn't mean it has to be painful for any of the people involved. lol

The artwork is from one of my Strixhaven players, named Goose, and unfortunately, they don't really have any socials.

Howdy folks!

With recent return back to the land of posting comics, I decided to hit the ground running at full tilt with marketable plushies right off the bat!

The pre-order campaigns for the Trevor & Grogna plushies are now live over on Makeship! Links: Trevor & Grogna

In case you've missed my previous campaigns, you might wonder how this whole Makeship business works!

Basically, the campaigns last until the 15th of September, during which time you can pre-order Trevor and/or Grogna in marketable plushie format! Once the timer runs out, the plushies are no longer available, unless we do a rerun which isnt guaranteed. Should the campaigns fail to rack up 200 pre-orders, the plushie in question wont go to production. Not particularly worried as we're already at 42% funding!

Should you wish to have both of the plushies, you get 10% off if you pre-order the murderhobo couple together!

Also, the plushies will ship in early December so these lovely plushies would make a great christmas gift for your Trogna obsessed grandma!

That's all for now!

Stay excellent out there!

Peace and carrots!

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Like something that you acknowledge is something that only you care about that you'll insist upon whenever you can.

Please don't say something like "potions should be bonus actions" like that's some kind of edgy take. Something like "tieflings shouldn't be a core race" that will get you downvoted to the nine hells.

On the red line in Chicago this afternoon. If anyone knows Kaleb on the near north side, who plays a handful of fantasy football leagues and writes his own DND campaigns, put us in touch! This is John and I immediately felt like an idiot not swapping numbers 😂

From left to Right:
Santiel Ojos - A Human Ranger. He is a bounty hunter by trade, and does so just for the money.

Morien Heseta - A Human Paladin. More so a Shaman. Her tribe, the Qiswanai, peoples were forcibly displaced from their homelands by an ever growing and powerful Khanate from the east!

Feyre - A Human Paladin. Though more of an entertainer, Feyre was originally from the north but traveled south to earn some more money with her troupe of fools.

Samuel Tesfaye - A Talamari (A homebrew Tabaxi variant I made) Wizard. Now a committed archeologist and against all things religion caused by his traumatic experience with the occult.

Alaria Asad - A Rhikian Elvish (A homebrew elf race I made) Warlock. Ran away from her family due to personal conflict, now wanders the streets and manipulates others into give her money.

Satara - A Rhikian Elvish Sorceress. Had a falling out with her older sister who she co-owned an apothecary with. She now works alone in that apothecary, managing all the business herself.

I've been running a 5.5e campaign, we're currently level 17 and everything's been going fine until recently. One of my players is a rogue bard multiclass and I let him switch from a valor bard to a sword bard. The problem is that it is impossible to challenge him and I'm fearing he's starting to become too powerful compaeed to the other players.

He has the defensive duelist feat and so combined with Defensive Duelist he is able to attack and use sword bard's defensive flourish, parry as a reaction and get an average of 29AC per round, and due to 5.5 letting bards exchange spell slots for bardic dice he can consitently do this every round. This combined with the fact that he's a rogue with the evasion property means that simply throwing dex saves at him isn't really a solution and he's now stupidly tanky.

I'm not sure what to do, I've considered talking to him about swapping out Defensive Duelist for another one but I'm not sure if this is the right approach.

Edit: Thanks for the advice everyone, I've realised that this isn't really an issue at all and I've been massively overthinking it.

I interviewed Joe Manganiello for the first episode of my new series, Table & Talk, a conversational style interview series. One of the more interesting things he said was how the old regime people had a lot of problems with is completely gone and the new regime is drastically better, receptive, and really cares about D&D.

We also talked about D&D Icons, he revealed was that a Dragonlance show got very close to happening last year, talk about his history with the game, his thoughts on Honor Among Thieves, and what he wants to do creatively going forward.

Be warned, it's a 56min interview haha.

Full interview here: https://youtu.be/HPoiwqlRzvY

I’ve recently been getting really into dnd and decided to try and play around with what my main oc would look like in its universe! Ik these stats are like completely unrealistic probably but i wanted to show how much this guy sucks lol

I actually have a lot of ocs that would be really fun to redesign under dnds system so if this is well received i may post more in the future who knows

If you have any similar characters id love to see them i dont know a lot about aasimars actually

One of my players is doing a human ranger that suffered some Frankensteining during a job, and wanted to have an electrical current on his body, his idea was to be able to do lightning damage at the cost of not being able to touch other people unless using equipment built to cancel that out.

Do you guys think changing the damage he does to lighting would be too disruptive? How would you even rule that when he uses mostly a shortbow?

Is adding a D4/D6 of damage too all of his attacks too broken for a campaign that goes from level 1 to 12?

I also feel like the social "penalty" is the same as nothing, he would just be wearing gloves at all times to neutralize it.

So it comes the question, if you were to rule out some sort of mechanical benefit/punishment balance for this, how would you do it?