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It is good with every class, you can get it with the farmer background or at level 4 and depending on your level it effectively double your HP

I finally made my dream D&D character sheet! (I'm not as familiar with 2024 as 2014 but it should work for both?)

I put initiative with dex skills, concentration with constitution save, extra skill spots for every ability, a place to describe vision, a short-rest section with the hit dice, the proficiencies check-box style like the 2024 sheet, a separate slot for shields and defense, then divided the rest of the sheet by action, bonus action, reactions, and other abilities (including the standard actions for reference). I also included a section for passive abilities in the bottom left, this is where I usually put things like "jack of all trades" or the "tough" feat that are included in the stats elsewhere but I want to keep a note of them for reference.

Thoughts?

I've noticed that most people that I've played with only use warforged as a template for whatever robot character they want to play, rather than an actual... you know, warforged from Eberron. I understand that this is mostly because compared to Forgotten Realms, Eberron is less known.

But, now I've become curious; is this common for everyone else, or is it just me? I've had people play a cowboy robot, a radio-voice robot (think Bumblebee), a haunted diving suit, and, most recently, a war robot with a self-destruct button.

I don't actually mind this at my tables, I just think it's a bit sad that such an interesting species gets reduced to a mere template, so I hope it gets treated differently at other tables.

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Hi everyone, I hope this post finds you well.

First and foremost, thanks to the mod team for the approval.

I was thinking of sketching some characters for the community!

All you have to do is comment below with a description of the character you’d like me to portray. I’m going to try and do as many as I can with my limited time for the evening (European time) and keep it restricted to portrait or half-body sketches to get to as many of you as possible.

You don’t have to, but if you’d like to support me, you can consider joining my Patreon, where I share ready-to-play characters and more!

Thank you!

Red

UPDATE

Oh man thank you all for reaching out, we've been at it for almost 6 hours and I might have to call it a night here. To those of you I missed, thank you so much for sharing, I read all of your cool characters, sorry I couldn't get to you!

Thank you so much for participating guys, it's been super fun!!

Hi, there.

Weeks ago I posted a drawing I did of this little guy. Now I am making a short aniamtion of him and a friend and I would lik to share with you.

Burp Jumpingsword:

"Not sure how I can present this guy, and the images usually come to me before the story the little I know is that he is born in a smollll village on a lake. His parents are both peasants that work for a rice farm lord. He is a shy guy that work as a soldier for who pays the most. But he does have his value code, derived by the teachings of his parents. So money is not everything for him. and more: He CAN'T KILL!"

Yes, I know, very simple and mehh, but I will work that better later on.

Hope you like it

My partner is a DM and runs several games, 2 of which I am in. I play one on a weeknight and another on the weekend. For our current campaign, my partner invited one of their best friends to the campaign as he was really interested in playing. Let‘s call him Jack.

Jack is truly a nice guy all around and I enjoy when we spend time together as a group. Except I cannot stand him as a fellow D&D player. He has the least experience playing of everyone in our campaign, but it has been several months playing and he still does not know even the most basic of rules. It takes forever to do anything because we constantly have to remind him of things and explain game mechanics over and over again. The other thing is that he constantly talks over me and other players. We do play in discord so I get that sometimes the audio lags. But it happens all the time and he has to try and do every single thing in the game first before letting others go for it. Every session lately I end up getting extremely frustrated and start to mentally check out of the game because I get upset. I try to be patient with Jack since he is newer to the game but I find myself wearing thin.

Ive talked to my partner about it before and they have talked to Jack about it. Partner has also started adapting some things so more players get a chance to do something in an encounter. However, given how things have been going I am not sure I can do another campaign with Jack once this one ends. I’m not sure how to express these feelings and just how much I do not like playing D&D with Jack to my partner because I know it’ll lead to conflict. What do you feel is the best way to move forward?

Hi everyone, my friend found a bunch of prep work someone had left behind on an Amtrak train to Chicago from Champaign this weekend. He doesn't use reddit so he wanted me to post to hopefully find the poor DM who lost their stuff!

What was Found: a barely-used large sketchbook with some monster sketches, and a neon green case with character sheets, etc.

This has been a settled topic for a little over eight years now, and yet, I constantly see posts here and on DnDnext about the differences between Warlocks and Clerics.

It pains me to see easily disproveable information spread repeatedly, so I'm making this post as straight-forward and to the point as I can.

As per Mike Mearls, the co-designer for 5th edition:

https://youtu.be/iiS5mkIff\_8?is=Evgfzcy\_Jvo02dXo

2:00 - 2:31

A Warlock is a learned spellcaster. A Warlock's patron teaches them how to access the Weave in a particular manner unique to that flavor of patron (subclasses).

A patron cannot un-teach a Warlock how to access the Weave in that particular way. A Warlock can kill their patron and maintain their powers.

Furthermore, as per the video linked above, a Warlock's relationship with their patron was intended to be a settled affair, before any given campaign even begins.

If a Warlock player wants to have their pact still ongoing, that is something that they should discuss with their DM during session zero. It should not be assumed.

Many of these points have been clarified in Sage Advice rulings on this topic over the years, which I would highly reccomend seeking out.

If there is anything I am missing, I will add an edit to the bottom if/when I am provided that information.

Edit: I'm making this edit because I see a lot of people reading this post and getting the wrong idea—I don't think there is any definitively bad way to play or DM for a Warlock. If your setting doesn't have the Weave, or it requires an ongoing pact, that's a/ok, but it is something that should be discussed during session zero to establish expectations. This post was made for a very specific type of DM to find it and hopefully learn something—the type of DM that is always on the lookout to destroy their Wizard's spellbook or convert their Paladins into Oathbreakers. This was a massive problem in older editions. For better or worse, 5e changed the rules to help safeguard against those kinds of DMs.