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it was possible to get one during last weekend Milano Games Week, illustrated by Gipi

(i know it's not art but the bot dm kept deleting my post because i didn't put the [art] in the title)

My players have a homebrew magic item that allows them to cast a wish spell - the catch being that they have to roll a d100 to see if the wish will actually go through, or nothing happens, or something bad happens instead. (The higher the better) Yesterday, one of the PCs decided to finally try their luck on the wish spell, to try to get rid of a powerful god-like entity that had been tormenting another PC who they’re engaged to. This was after a couple of sessions struggling with this entity and trying to figure how to get rid of them, so this was high stakes and we were all tense as the player got ready to throw the dice. With bated breath we all watched the dice fall… and land with three zeroes displayed on top. Everyone collectively lost their shit, screaming with their jaws on the floor. I let the player fully describe just how they imprisoned the entity into a gem, imprisonment style, and then we all celebrated the absolutely epic moment the dice decided to grant us. Never in all my years of playing this game did I see anyone roll a 100 on a d100 before, and the fact that it happened on such a high stakes situation made the moment all the more crazy. Dice gods sometimes do give us some peak cinema sometimes.

Hey everyone! I'm giving away 10 PDF copies and one Hardcover copy of my Campaign Setting book that is available on DriveThruRPG for Cyber Monday! Here's how to participate:

1. Leave a comment (and upvote the post if you like). That's all you need to do to enter.
2. Check out the book on DriveThruRPG (digital on sale for 20% off for Cyber Monday only!).
3. I'll be giving out an additional 5 PDF copies to winners if the post reaches 1500 upvotes. Redditraffler will be used to pick the winners at random from eligible accounts.
4. The hardcover book will be shipped free to one winner (but only in the USA; shipping is expensive). Anywhere in the world can enter for the digital PDF copies.
5. Contest will run for 48 hours, until 9am on 12/3. Winners will be updated in this post or in a reply to it. Please don't reply to this post, make a new comment to enter (or the raffler may miss your comment).

I'm an indie publisher and solo developer (with work from freelance artists), and I created this Campaign Setting book as a passion project and as a personal reflection of my own chronic illness. The Dretelia Campaign Setting is a labor of love for me, and I'd love to share it with you all.

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In our campaigns, my friend keeps using loopholes to fight enemies. I'm the DM, and when they fought a boss, he kept spamming the Rogue abiltiy "Daze". He also told me that he's gonna use the spell Catapult next campaign to smash enemies hearts, as it would slam "against their ribcage at about 45 miles per hour.". I told him I won't let him do that, and he accused me of 'Not letting him decide for his character.".
Am I being a jerk? What should I do?

I was planning to do this sheet from a long time, it's a very simple drawing but I love it. Scylla is one of my favorites among my characters, she is from Luskan, on Faerûn, and a bounty hunter from a young age. I first made her to play Neverwinter Online and then played her in the Murder in Baldur's Gate campaign. She is a very lonely person, who loves tranquility and is not afraid to get her hands dirty. Cold and pragmatic, she has few people she truly cares about and trusts.

[I made the post a few minutes ago but I had to fix a typo]

So for example, at our table our DM kicked a player for metagaming in the first session for knowing what a rust monster was and what it did. His backstory was that on his first adventure, he lost his armor to a rust monster. Since that was a legacy from his father, he's now searching for a way to make new armor so he can go back home without shame or fear of parental anger.

During our session, the DM described the unique appearance of one of the critters and the character blurted out "It's a rust monster, don't let it touch the metal in your gear or it'll destroy it."

DM got pissed, said he was metagaming, kicked the player. The rest of the table argued that it made sense for the character to know this since it was in the backstory but the DM refused to budge and stormed out of the store.

We may be having someone else running next session.

"What'll ya have, hon?"

Sweet as the fruit she's nicknamed for, Peach seems ill-fit for the adventuring life, even though her mother was a storied adventurer before retiring to run a tavern in the rural village of Shepherd's End. She's much more at home serving up a tasty meal and a drink, gossiping with the inn clientele, and sighing over romantic stories and Salinger. Circumstances (like her village being overrun by monsters and then the world ending) have forced her to adapt to circumstances, though. The guns help.

She's turned her penchant for telling stories and her ability to charm a smile and a coin out of anyone into writing spicy serial fiction for the local pulp magazine, starring thinly-disguised versions of her friends shipped together in ways they would probably find disturbing if they still existed.

Outfit designed by Peach's player, Kate.

Slowly getting through the party! (Yes, it was a huge party. Although an unfortunate number have had to drop out due to life conflicts, so it's become more of a slightly-larger-than-average party.)

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  • Ashen Iscariot, disgraced crusader
  • Bax Demir, star-eyed hunter
  • Ethan Thorne, schemer and private eye
  • Hark'ul, ragged wanderer
  • Mosrael Lycanna, itinerant healer

An owlin I drew for someone for their campaign! I love it when I'm asked to draw things that go out of my comfort zone, and this definitely falls into that category:) I loved working on this guy.