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I was recently creating a level 20 Wizard for a one-shot, and I realized a fun usage of my Spell Mastery. The character is an Arcane Barrister, ie. magic lawyer of high standing, so I gave him Spell Mastery in Unseen Servant. I then thought “how many Unseen servants could you have at once?” followed by “what could they do?”.

The first question is quite easy. The first unseen servant lasts for 1 hour (600 rounds), so you can make 600 unseen servants. You can then maintain this swarm by expending an Action and Bonus Action on every turn, keeping it up forever. Or at least, you would think. Unfortunately the spell states that you can’t order an Unseen Servant to go 60 ft away from you; so presumably this combo is limited by this 60 ft radius. This would mean you could only summon 575. EXCEPT, that’s thinking in 2 dimensions. Have 24 servants piggy back ride, and suddenly you can have your full 600.

Now, the second question. Each Unseen Servant has 2 Strength, and thus a carrying capacity of 30 lbs and a max lift of 60 lbs. Not much, but that’s individually. Combined, on the other hand, it is 8.625-17.25 TONS! And that’s assuming your DM doesn’t let you have the full 600 (it’s their right). That’s as much rock as a large team of professionals can move in an entire day, and your crew is doing it EVERY 6 SECONDS.

Imagine setting yourself up for a siege without needing any manpower, blocking a passageway with a good chunk of prep time, or doing some wild out of combat service in your local community! Its just so fun to imagine what the power of a high level wizard can do in such a ground manner, without expending any resources!

Name: Amara Arrn’ess

Species: Drow

Class: Rogue

Subclass: Thief

Class Background: Pirate, flavor texted to be a Pirate Captain with the skills of an assassin(trained by her late mother).

Basic personality traits/vibes and backstory: Sarcastic, Sassy, cunning, though she can be a bit of a

cringefail idiot at times (basically she’s not as cool/smooth as she thinks she is). Her reputation as a

fearless, ruthless Pirate Captain precedes her and she may or may not be wanted in several different

continents for her alleged crimes. She’s sort of a legend amongst pirates and criminals alike and usually

emerges as a leader among whatever group she finds herself in.

So this is the work-in progress for drawing my party of seven for the new Neon Odyssey settings.

There is T1N-C4N aka Tin Can, my anitron juggernaut (barbarian) he was originally a deposit security bot, but after getting severely damaged, he was dumped in a junkyard. One of the other players, an Oozoid Mechanist, eventually found him, pulled him out of the junkyard, and reprogrammed him.

We also have Mold the Oozoid mechanist my friend's character who created and reprogrammed Tin Can.

And also weapon dealer, Beetle BJ Juice the nematoan gridrunner.

There will be five more characters added later, being: nilari disciple, zorbrak tracer, saurian oracle, and the amanite cryptist.

I never played DnD myself, but I spent a lot of time enjoying the art - especially rulebook art - that people made for it. Dragons are one of my favourite subjects, of course.

I really love old dragons designs, so wanted to draw them! But with my own twist - making them kobolds :) Warrior and Mage kobolds, to be exact! I know in DnD dragonborn have tails now and are descents of actual dragons, but a girl yearns for a cute kobold with a staff!

What's your favourite character from the campaign or campaigns you're currently playing? Is it your character, someone else's, or a NPC? I was having this discussion with my friends and love hearing about all the characters!

So I'm about to do my first TPK, how is your evening going?

I'm another player, not the DM.

Ngl, I have mixed feelings on it but this man genuinely can't get above a 7 almost our entire campaign. He's tried so many different die, different towers, cups, everything and the dice gods just do not like him.

He's rolled higher twice and both were a Nat 20 but the vast majority of the time he is getting 1-4 on his rolls with occasional 5-7's.

Our DM less than half jokingly mentioned lowering specific checks for this player if he keeps rolling like this and I was curious of y'all's thoughts.

Tbh, I'm not sure how much our table would mind because it's just getting rough at this point lol

Edit: Should mention that this isn't a super serious campaign, just fun amongst friends

Edit 2: Thanks y'all, I'm now feeling much better about our DM "grading on a curve" so to speak or something similar for the other player and I have a few great suggestions for our DM on things they can do!

To answer a few quick questions I keep seeing;

•Yes he's using D20's, they're physical dice from multiple sets including my own.

• No, it's not statistically impossible, just improbable af but I've seen it with my own eyes and it is strange

• The DM and player have been failing forward and have been great sports about it, after several months it seems it's starting to get to the player which is understandable

• It's not a bad build, even with rolling low he's doing decent in combat since it's built towards that, however every other check we have in the game fails (stealth, perception, charisma, ect) he doesn't have horrible stats in those, his rolls are just that low

• We all try to support him, the man practically lives off bardic inspiration at this point

• This is not including his modifiers, I'm saying the straight rolls

• Yes I will start recording a log of the rolls, maybe I am missing a few high rolls but none that I (nor he, because he is now aware of this post) can remember.

• None of this will matter if he shares my username with others because neither he nor his character will make it to the next session. I know your username now too, I will take us both down.

I built a modular death house set and the walls needed some artwork. I had originally thought I'd print out some tiny creepy photos to add in but then thought hand painting would be more fun (and less work than looking up a dozen++ creepy paintings)

I just use sticky tack and it holds them in place really well. Also this way the landlord doesn't try to take my deposit when they find holes in the walls and they want to run the house of lament or some other gothic horror with the terrain set.