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First version of “Dreadful Appearance” feature of Sorrow Knight subclass allowed you to teleport 30ft instead of movement at will. Not that strong, but cool and useful. And when it was erratad to only work on Tactical Shift.

As they said it was always the intent, but they saw a reaction on release, maybe, just maybe they should've keep the feature as is, or even better - allow it to use part of your movement to teleport instead of full movement or something? But nope.

How long we waited for CME to be nerfed, weeks? Couple months? Martial nerf was ready in several hours!

I put this in 5e because this edition specifically helped me make friendships with straight men, which is something I struggled with for the first 20 years of my life. Growing up, I'm not saying this is what happened, but it FELT like my voice and my mannerisms alienated me from all straight men. I made this mass assumption that all men had this masculinity counter in their head, and my presence would bring the group average down.

But then I played D&D for the first time, and I was surprised to see these guys encouraging me to "be weird" and playing characters that were so different from themselves. It was the first group of straight male friends that I've ever felt like I wasn't a charity case or held at arms length.

Do you think this was a coincidence, or do you think something about D&D helps people connect in important ways they otherwise wouldn't? Do you think it's a 5e phenomenon?

Hi, i'm back with another character idea i had recently.
Monks based around the world of ATLA are not the most original, i know, but i think what's important is execution, and i think this passes that check.
My first inspiration was the great wave off kanagawa, which i wanted to include in to the composition, because i thought that there is nothing cooler than a Monk surfing the waves to punch their enemies! putting all that in to a circle encases the figure of the monk pretty well and makes him pop off.
I don't have a name for him yet, but some suggestions would be gladly accepted! hope you liked the art!

[oc] Last week I posted the Berserker version; this is an illustration of her at the moment she left the Icewind Dale mansion. I hope you like it.

This illustration depicts Saara, the warrior who escaped captivity in a remote Icewind Dale mansion, now traversing the unforgiving Shadar Desert. Still carrying her powerful weapon forged from pure bronze, she braves the heat, the sand, and the mysteries hidden within the vast dunes.

Howdy folks!

Got my ass kicked by the past week so I'm one comic strip behind for Patreon (where you normally can read two strips ahead), will make it up soon but I'm doing a special Halloween comic strip too that's taking a while. This comic was originally going to soft launch the renaming of the comic strip to "the Bucket Brigade", instead of "The Weekly Roll" but in the end I decided against it.

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My 40k fancomic Rogue's Retinue: Rogue's Retinue

Ray of Frost. You can make ice cream. You hear me? You can make ice cream using only the Player's Handbook. There's a coldmonger on the street corner with a jar of milk, a jar of honey, and some sliced fruits. He puts them into a copper bowl and casts a spell that covers the bowl with frost. He pulls out a spoon and mixes and scrapes at it for a minute. Then he hands you an ice cream cone. Why isn't this a bigger deal? Why haven't I seen anyone use this in their campaign?

So our campaign is at level 5. A new player to dnd is playing as a barbarian. The DM does roll for stats and the barbarian's int is 4. So it's been decided that he knows nothing.

He was away from the rest of the party and was attacked by a troll. His weapon is a +1 maul homebrew called Big hitty thing which was agreed as he had such a bad int roll. He plays it well tbf.

Anyway he decided that he wouldn't know that trolls needed fire or acid to kill. So every time it started regenerating he'd hit it again. Before we got there the DM calculated he'd done 441 damage to the troll that just wouldn't die. We've decided this is the new level 5 benchmark for damage.

This frog-faced gigachad was preparing rebellion against Vlaakith - one of the smartest characters in DND/FR with intelligence stat of 30 who can see beyond the planes - for thousands of years ever since Orpheus was captured, being completely undetected for all this time up until the moment when Astral Prism was stolen. Furthermore, the sheer level of secrecy and professionalism was such that even his personal red dragon - Qudenos - didn't comprehend the full extent of his preparations, given their banter in Act 3.

Imagine your Itachi Uchiha/Severus Snape/Peter Baelish/Jason Bourne/Primarch Alpharius from Warhammer 40k, what have ya, but on fookin' steroids playing 20-d Chess. That's who Voss is, basically. A genius undercover operative/double agent who deserves a whole lot of rogue:mastermind subclass levels.

But enough of that. Who in DND/FR has performed a comparable intelligence feat? Or is our Vegeta-haired Gith one of a kind?

Deities don't count.

Rebecca grew up in an old hamlet by the sea and was never much good at anything. Basic chores were no issue, it was more that she never had the aptitude to do any specific profession. Although, her love for diving for oysters led to an above average lung capacity. And because of this skill, she met with The Golden Tooth as she was exploring an old sunken ship wreck by her hometown.

This item, which looked like a jagged golden spearhead, was a sentient piece of a larger demonic beast. Something ancient and powerful. Initially, Rebecca was planning to sell it but it proposed a deal. The Golden Tooth would take her on a quest, train her with martial skills, and locate and collect the other pieces of this ancient creature. In exchange, the journey will inevitably provide her with a variety to skills no one in her small hamlet would dream to know. The journey of self discovery she wasn't really offered with her previous life. She accepted.

By all accounts, Rebecca shouldn't be able to handle The Golden Tooth for very long. Even though it is a demonic object with corruptive properties, she appears to have a natural resistance for it's insidious suggestions. Much to it's chagrin. Rebecca chalks it up to her utter banality might act as a shield for outside influence. Or maybe this loose tooth isn't as powerful as it thinks it is.

Meet Avorthom, the father of the dwarf race. His symbol is a bell, a tool dwarves use to communicate across mountain ranges. As an elemental of storms, he embodies the power of the wind, which the dwarves have mastered to reshape the mountains with magic. Towering majestically over the peaks with a firm look, he acts as a strict parent to his children, watching over and guarding them from dangers. With his unyielding gaze and uncompromising rules, he demands excellence from his creations, ensuring they grow as resilient and unshakeable as the stone beneath their feet.

World of Vatia (still work in progress)
World Creator: Oeav
Illustration: me