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It's driving me crazy. You see, our Dnd group just finished our first Dnd campaign (we played a different rpg before that) and are starting our 2nd. This guy at our table in both of these is making homebrew subclasses. I said that after this next campaign he should try official content. He said he would never play official content because it wasn't unique.

The issue is that he has no sense of balance. His original subclasses are actually insane. With his latest one, he had a pet that ended up dealing 21d6 damage each round at level 17, and nearly as much at lower levels. Obviously we nerf his subclass, and then he gets mad at everybody, and we have to leave it still super powerful because he refuses to listen to any of us beyond a certain point. These are the nerfed subclasses if you want to see: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1QDYv-x3QTwoH7M2t9lUa3dB1hKrupRteG9I8dkgpdt0/edit?usp=sharing

I don't know what I should do! He's still my friend and this is the only table that will work for me. He never intends to actually play official content though, he never intends to stop. I'm not sure what to do.

Edit: to clarify, I am another player at this table, and our Dm is Dming for the first time and doesn't want to offend my friend.

Edit: I also added his original variations to the docs, and they are kind of funny. Enjoy!

My current solution if you want to see it (sorry about the link) https://www.reddit.com/r/DnD/comments/1m0ktp7/comment/n3b0paw/?context=3&utm_source=share&utm_medium=web3x&utm_name=web3xcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button

March for Death! Deep within the crumbling ruins of their fallen realm, the legions of the Atroxians persist beyond the bounds of death, their dust-mottled bones animated by baleful energies. Reduced by the turn of ages to creatures of ancient, wind-scarred bone, they cling still to the vestiges of their broken empire, and from the shattered depths of their realms pour legion after legion of grim, undying warriors, each and every one determined to see their former glory restored…

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Not every empire stays buried.
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Never posted before but found this lost feller at work. It has a date on it and a quick google turned up no results, so if this is someone’s special dice let me know so I can return it. I found this in St. Louis, Missouri. It seems like it’s been roughed up a bit but if it’s someone’s commemorative die or holds special significance, I’d hate for them to lose it. Also if this post belongs in a different subreddit, feel free to inform me but please don’t be overly mean about it :)

One of many half-dragons featured in Dragonix's Deadly Denizens III, the Half-Black Dragon Bone Devil is a terrifying fusion of infernal cruelty and draconic malice. While it retains the gaunt, skeletal frame of a typical bone devil, its pallid hide is layered with patches of obsidian-black scales, a jagged ridge of draconic spines trails down its back, and curved ivory horns sweep forward from its skull-like head!

The half black dragon bone devil is part of Dragonix's Deadly Denizens Volume III.

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I was commissioned by a friend to draw Tiamat but with the new 2024 dragon designs instead. It was a lot of fun to draw! I adore the new dragon designs, especially the new black dragon. I also just... Really like drawings dragons in general. But yeah! New Tiamat. I think the heads may be in the wrong order, but with the references I pulled up, some of the orders were different. I don't really know, haha.

Got tired of my old shifter so I thought I'd spice things up a bit. I looked online and the only D20 knob i could find was over $100. I picked up an extra large D20 for fifteen bucks, shaved one corner flat, drilled a hole, and tapped it with the proper thread pattern.

I'm super pumped with how it turned out - definitely starting to think about other potential ideas for shifter knobs. Wondering if I can find an extra large d12 for the 4x4 shifter. Let me know if you have any cool ideas.

I decided to have a fey trickster fuck with the party and it ended up messing with the players WAY more than the characters.

LONG STORY short: They FULLY believe there is a false hydra, when in reality there is just a silly little fey messing with them and absolutely loving the chaos. They are going full momento and writing notes for themselves, so he has embellished upon them with additions like "it's always watching" or "never touch the bag", which they never wrote.

Any more evil ideas to keep them paranoid? :D