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So last session, while playing curse of strahd. My Undead Warlock used wish via the luck blade using the wording "I, Arash Myrae. Wish to become a lich of my own design", Which lead to me doing a ritual, and speaking with my undead patron, before i fully succeed in this ascension. And there was alot of talk with my dm, with not being to broken, so that the players can continue and enjoy the story. But still feel like it was worth the wish. And if anyone is curious, my character has his drow sister alongside him in this adventure. More like the players found my character in Curse of Strahd (Because my first one died). But that was the only thing that he valued, so he made her a living Phylactery.

And so im super excited, and i wanted to show off the benefits. But just show people in general.

Lichdom Ascension:
Through a means of wish, you have attained a form of Lichdom. And so long as you exist, you gain the following benefits:

Dark Power
You retain your Undead Warlock features and subclass features, As well your Invocations and Pacts. You lose your pact magic. (Level 6 Undead Warlock)

You as well become a level 6 Necromancy Wizard, with all benefits. Including spell casting (Reroll your hit points as a wizard)

In addition, your creature type is now undead. And you do not need to eat, drink, or breathe to live.

Knowledge Of Undeath:
You gain expertise in Arcana

You Retain All The Spells You knew as a Warlock, and you can pick spells from both wizard and warlock.

Your spellcasting stat is now intelligence

You keep all proficiencies from when you were a warlock

Living Phylactery
No rules yet.

Your sister is your phylactery, so long as she exists. You will return

I created a lamp that operates through a unique twisting motion. It is inspired by the light spell, mimicking the feeling of casting magic.

Thematically it’s covered in solar symbols and alchemy fire symbols. The horizon shifts and begins to cover the lunar phases to represent the day taking over the night and darkness.

It features USB C charging and comes with a dedicated stand. The outer shields are modular and can be swapped to different designs in the future.

My question is, would Dragon Slayers prefer Concave shields, as opposed to Convex?

Going off what limited information I have on physics, I know that the breath weapon might curl over the edges of one's shield if it's convex, whereas Concave actually redirects the motion of the breath weapon away from the defender. As seen in my diagram, [OC]

My ultimate reason for asking is I want to make an item that's non-magical, yet negates the damage of a dragon's breath weapon, but I want to keep it immersive for my players.

Could I get away with it?

Had to add flair so I could include my crappy diagram. Tried posting this five times before I realized my missing issue, lol.

Just finished our year long Hand of Vecna campaign. I met these guys from a local Facebook LFG group. One player was already friends with the DM but myself and the two others had never met before session 1. Feel really lucky to have all meshed well and made some great friendships along the way.

We played Gestalt (level 2 classes simultaneously) in the Advanced 5e level up system. My Monk+Cleric was a blast to play and if your DM like a challenge balancing things I would highly recommend it. Even if you don't play gestalt, the Level up system has great buffs to marshals with maneuvers and character creation has so many new options.

The Mammoth and the Dino!

In an upcoming DnD campaign one of my friends will be playing this guy. Simply named 'Tembo' but he doesn't have a name for his Dino yet beyond calling it a Baryonyx.

In the DM's homebrew world there are prehistoric badlands where dinosaurs still roam and all the ancestries that appear there take on a more prehistoric look (humanoids look more neanderthal-esque, elves have a much more texture/inhuman appearance similar to Divinity Elves, Dwarves and Gnomes look almost like Terracotta statues that move etc.)

Among the many hardened warriors and fights for survival stands Tembo. A Loxodon that chooses to try and appreciate the wonders of the world particularly its beasts. Wishing to catalogue them, he has set out on a quest with his companion in the hopes of finding every beast that the land has to offer.

I'm keen to see how my friend plays the character since they'll be a strength based Ranger, it'll be unique! :D

My players wrote me a physical stylized letter from bbeg, with references to each of them in our company's setting.

P.S. Don't try to read it, it's written in Russian in cursive)))

P.P.S. If anyone is interested, it contains the thoughts of my bbeg, “Semyon Krivoy,” about the three protagonists: the dwarf barbarian Bardine Khmelnistong, the human warrior Goli Ron Avel, and the rogue kalashari Bob (just Bob).

Ah, the company's first act, the first bbeg... But I'm glad the players liked it so much, things like this motivate me to keep playing and making them happy!

There are times when the consequences of a curse can have repercussions that last forever. Depending on how your outlook on situations is, this might not be a bad thing, right? Welcome to Fodder Inc, a weekly web comic strip set in the For Profit Dungeon, Azmodendak's Halls of Madness, in a "5e" style world. Each week, we'll show you a little peak inside the halls, and what shenanigans are going on.

To elaborate on what I mean by mundane - which probably isn’t the right word here but I can’t think of a better one - I’m asking about deaths by common causes. Starvation, dehydration, illness, etc. If so, how did it happen?