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"Veruca is a spores druid in a Curse of Strahd campaign that I am currently a part of. She joined the party after my first character died. She is bubbly, unfiltered, and speaks like Jester Lavorre from Critical Role (lol). She wears a porcelain mask to hide the burns on her face. She also wears tattered robes, and a hood. She is secretly a spy for, and the adopted daughter of Baba Lysaga, an evil swamp witch, who is the one who burnt her face. Lysaga then gave her the mask to "hide her ugliness" (intense mommy issues). She is currently lying to the party about her background/motivations, but is also internally conflicted, as she is coming to terms with Lysaga's abuse. The party has not seen her real face."

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Martial subclasses are ALWAYS ones with most amount of restrains and unnecesery restrictions because "math" (how much you can trust wotc's math if they think changing damage die from d4 to d6 is huge power spike is out of the question). But i want to see this "broken" martial to at least understand what wotc actually consider broken for martial. I want to see martial Twilight Cleric, or martial Chronurgy Wizard!

We’ll never see anything like that, but what do YOU think this potential subclass might look like? Something far above the curve, but still something that can potentially exist as official subclass.

THE STALWART SPRUCE TREANT.

(May You Bloom Series, Pt. 5)

This is the fifth post in a series of treants I've built for the #MayYouBloom challenge hosted by @bricksandfables . Though I wasn't able to post these all actually within the month of May, I still wanted to share the remaining builds! I tried to loosely base each of these treants off of a type of tree, though I'll admit that I don't generally study trees very much. I also did my best to give each treant a unique color scheme. This build is a touch-up of the first treant I made back in December for the Holiday Monster Smash, properly de-holidayed. This fifth treant is based on a spruce tree!

There's a legend amongst the dwarves that tells of a sentient tree who, once a year, at Gotmastime, allows those that live in the nearby village to decorate him and hang lights in his branches. The particular spruce in the legends, however, was a friend to the village year-round. Spruce treants are some of the most loyal and caring amongst their kind, and form deep bonds with each other, and with mortals.

Because they're incredibly well-adapted to long, harsh winters, spruce treants enjoy the warmth of sunny days all the more. It is, perhaps, this warmth which permeates their essence, and causes them to care so profoundly for other living beings. Despite this warmth within them, spruce treants often come across as shy or sheepish, though never reclusive. This one seems to be on his way to meet a friend somewhere. I wonder who the old friend could be..?

korim 40 years old - 6'2 - 1.90 m (human)

warior with lighting skills, He used to use a two-sword style, but now he uses a longsword.

He's a nobleman who hides his nobility and lives like an adventurer, he doesn't like nobles, he wants to be known for his own merits.

A great leader of his group, a friend and companion, together they can overcome any challenge.

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Darron is a paladin who serves a solar deity, hence the sun at the top of the illustration. To the right of the image, hands reach out toward the light; to the left, a tree has grown thanks to it—both symbols of gratitude to the deity. Darron, as leader of the cult, sits on a throne, and on his sword is a prayer written in a way that is not easily deciphered, for not all are worthy of it.

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We just had our first session in a homebrew starting at level 3. I am playing a barbarian with the totem warrior path (I'm fairly new and it's my first time playing a barbarian.) The rest of the party is an assassin rogue, a monster hunter ranger, and a draconic sorcerer.

We were investigating sitings of suspicious cloaked figures in the starting town, and we traced them back to a hideout in an abandoned building. We fought a few low level wizards there and were handling it OK. We tried to interrogate them, but none of them would tell us anything.

Then the DM described a mage emerging from the shadows in a red and gold cloak and saying we would pay for what we did to his men. So we thought obviously this will be a little boss battle with the leader, right?

Well he went first in initiative and he cast a spell that made us all make an Intelligence saving throw. Everyone failed their saves except me, even the rogue got a 17 and that still failed. I don't even have a bonus on my intelligence, just by pure luck I got a 19 which passed.

Well then the DM said the spell did 42 points of damage. I have the most HP of the group with 29, and even with half damage I almost went down. So the other 3 all went down, and I thought oh shit I have to talk my way out of this. Well then the DM starting narrating graphically the other 3 characters' heads exploding, to which we were all like what the hell? Just instant death? He said that's what the spell does and we would've seen it coming if we'd explored more for clues.

So then I say I'm going to beg for my life, and the DM says I can barely speak after this spell. So all my friends just died, I'm low on HP and I can't even speak. Then he just said we're ending the session there.

Am I crazy for thinking that this was not a fair encounter? I get that not every encounter should be perfectly at our level but this feels way above and beyond, even if we missed some clues.