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This character art was drawn for me by Milosz, you can find their socials here!

Up until a year ago, Rachel Duval had a life she was very content with: a wonderful husband, a lovely daughter. A farm to call their own in the rural town of Pasir, with fertile soil and quiet pastures. Axedia, however, can be a cruel place. Even for the innocent. Or perhaps especially for the innocent. A party of marauding mercenaries killed Rachel’s family while she was away and put her farm to the torch. After spending months in a grieving stupour Rachel decided to end her life and join her husband and child. Fate had different plans. She happened upon a pendant that mysteriously connected her to an ancient warrior called the Silverbird. This connection gave her the strength to live with renewed purpose. Now, Rachel seeks to track down the mercenary company that ruined her life while her connection to the Silverbird deepens, ignorant of the grand designs that got her into this mess and envelop her still.

What is the most dangerous monster a party could run into? A mimic? A gelatinous cube? A Dragon? A Tarrasque? You you said ay of the above, you'd be wrong.

Nothing is more dangerous to any party adventuring through a dungeon, than a gigantic kitten (played by the newest member of the family Maximus... especially an inquisitive one, who really dislikes tieflings in particular for some reason...

Everyone... ROLL FOR INITIATIVE!!!

This beautiful character art was created by yappacadaver! You can find her on Tumblr and BlueSky under the same username (I'm having difficulty adding a link via mobile, but I will edit when I am able).

Nym is a Circle of Blood Druid and will be appearing in my table's upcoming Mythic Odyssey of Theros campaign. She is a 48 year old mother of three adult children from a small and hidden community called Ptelastros, which is situated between the dense forests surrounding Setessa and the Katachthon Mountains. This village worships Karametra in the Old Ways, with their druids offering their personal blood as sacrifices for good harvests and healthy flocks.

She is built to be a support and control character, and will probably end up being the group's mom. It's what she does best. She will probably do *some* harm... but will absolutely take NO shit.

My DM dropped an ancient black dragon on us at the end of last nights session. We are 5 level 8s and have to wait 4 rounds until the cavalry arrives. I hope everyone knows to play defense and not offense. Party is made up of a paladin(who rarely uses smites), a cleric, wild magic sorcerer/blood hunter, fighter gunslinger/artificer and an unknown(they are supposed to drop in in the next session). I’m hoping we can at least hold them off for now. We have an unknown number of iron golem guards to I assume be cannon fodder. Oh. And none of us have our weapons or spell focus because it’s a presidential ball

As an edit, negotiation is out of the question. It started off with a candidates transformation and I should have said inaugural ball instead. Goal is to survive the 4 rounds and hope the golems can hold it off.

I'm DMing a table and last night they had a battle with some demons. The Oath of the Ancients Paladin used his Turn the Faithless on them, and one of them had been hit previously by a Booming Blade attack from my Sorcerer.

I was 40/60 on the rules, but argued that the Demon wouldn't take extra damage from the Booming Blade because it didn't move "Willingly", it was forced to move away from the party due to being turned.

I assumed the idea from Booming Blade was that you couldn't just shove or physically/magically move and enemy to proc the extra damage, but I would argue that forcing it to move away is the same as relocating it with magic.

Just curious what everyone's thoughts were on the subject?

EDIT: Love the downvotes peeps <3 feels good to ask a genuine question politely.

After reading some comments, I am now more sure in my initial conclusion that turning is not moving willingly. The way I see it now is that for the "willingly" part of the spell must have some kind of mental or mind connection to it. I do think it's a really silly choice of word that whoever wrote the spell should have changed, but here we are.

If it is a mental thing, then turning/fearing or pushing/shoving would be the same in my book. If its more of a muscle moving physical thing, then shoving or pushing should activate the effect as your muscles would be moving if you got pushed pretty similar to if you walked/tumbled.

This leads me to another question, can something without a mind be affected by Booming Blade? Is it capable of moving willingly? Let's get existential here people!

Hey everyone!

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Okay, so here’s one of the enemies for an Odyssey themed DnD campaign my friends are working on. We all agreed that Scylla would be lawful evil, taking the lives of seven men as a cost but otherwise leaving the rest. The Aberrant Demagogue felt most similar with its multiple heads, so that was what we decided to classify it as.

STR: 20 (+5)
DEX: 14 (+2)
CON: 16 (+3)
INT: 20 (+5)
WIS: 12 (+1)
CHA: 14 (+2)

Her stats are currently matching the default Demagogue stats, with the immunity to being blinded or charmed. Since this character is a take on the original Scylla there are several things that have been left up for change. If anyone has any input or ideas for armor class or actions you think would fit I would love to hear them!