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First off, the winner of last week's giveaway: https://www.redditraffler.com/raffles/1vo9hyk

Congratulations, u/lennyt99! I've reached out to you to get the necessary information to fulfill this giveaway.

A little while ago, I came out with the Magical Code of Regulations, 500 pages of law governing the use of magic. It started as a fun little project while I was working as an auditor at the IRS, and turned into a whole worldbuilding project I don't think I'll ever truly stop. It has laws governing everything ranging from necromancy, magical conservation easements, and familiars, to dragons, fireballs, and Chosen Ones. Great for D&D players and DMs, lawyers, accountants, worldbuilders, fantasy writers, and people that just want a really cool coffee table book. I promise it is the most in-depth magical law you've ever read.

Here's what some people have had to say about it:

"An unnecessarily comprehensive and deeply inconvenient framework. Several of my longstanding plans now require prior authorization." -Glorgon the Destroyer, Antagonistic Entity of Prophetic Significance #33

"Clear, thorough, and appropriately burdensome. I have no notes, though I will be requesting additional documentation." -Arthur B. Wexler, Senior Auditor, Department of Magical Affairs

Since release, I've made over 4,000 sales, this book is #1 on IngramSpark in fantasy over the last 60 days (for you booksellers looking for a cool book for your store), and will even have an officially licensed Chinese edition on the way (more details to come later)!

As a way to give back a bit, I will be giving away one signed copy of my book with a free digital version, a customizable authorized spellcaster license, a few stickers and a bookmark, and a no-change audit letter. All you have to do to enter is comment below! The winner will be selected randomly on 8/28 using redditraffler, with only caveat being that your account must be at least 3 months old.

I appreciate all the support I've gotten from this community and others over the past couple of years, and if you'd like to support this project independent of this giveaway, you can find the Code at the following links:

Amazon (preferred): https://www.amazon.com/Magical-Code-Regulations-Spellcasting-Regulation/dp/B0GZF9PVQL/ref=tmm_hrd_swatch_0

NOTE: If the shipping seems extremely expensive, you may need to go to your country's storefront. If you live in the EU and your country doesn't have one, Germany (amazon.de) is usually best. I'll try my best to find options for anyone that has trouble getting it!

DriveThruRPG (where I will soon be hosting other legal doc bundles and the forms themselves from the MCOR): https://www.drivethrurpg.com//product/566282/the-magical-code-of-regulations?affiliate_id=5121378

If you're still not convinced, and wanted a sneak-peek, Questing Beast made a great video on it!

https://youtu.be/ffP-xvpRS5Q?is=YXo5uFPHC4cDXeTo

If you're still not convinced, know that the second edition will make ownership of the MCOR compulsory, so you might as well give in now.

Anyways, good luck everyone, and can't wait to see who the winners are!

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Sooooo, my friend is starting a new character!

He commissioned me Echo, an insect-like-fairy based on a mix of cicadas and moths. Bard, and messenger in a world based on ancient japan. Made his armor a mix of natural armor (insect-like) and some leaf made clothing.

Hope you like him! His smug expression is my favorite part. He knows you know. He read it alllll.

You can find me as Onislogo on social media.

(From Left to Right, Top to Bottom):

Satara: A Rhikian Elf (A homebrew elf race in my world) sorceress who works as an apothecary.

Morien Heseta: She is of the Qiswanai nomadic peoples who's homeland was recently sacked by the greater khanate hoards. She is a shaman who had been recently kidnapped but escaped and forced to migrate westward where she meets up with the rest of the party.

Santiel Ojos: A bounty hunter by trade. He was forced to take up said profession to earn money to take care of his sick mother. His first bounty was his father, a leader of a local criminal group, who had killed her mother in cold blood. Now, Santiel wanders the lands as a bounty hunter full-time.

Samuel Tesfaye: A Cheetah-person (Talamar), a victim of a religious, fundamentalist cult, parts of his face were severely burnt and he was blinded through ritualistic practices. After escaping the whims of the cult, he now strives to never touch religion ever again, opting for knowledge of the scientific kind.

So recently I started a long term dnd campaign, and it is already going to poo. Session One was a short one in the afternoon and everyone was free, we had a great time, I introduced the world, the characters and it was going really well, until one of the players comes to me and say he needs to leave, he organised something else, and needed to go to it, I was a tad annoyed but couldn’t so much about it.

After this I wanted to do something big for session 2 and so did everyone else so I organised a sleepover for a big session 2, 3 MONTHS IN ADVANCE. Everyone agreed and it was going to be great.

Then, one day before, right now, after world building, integrating backstories, and planning for a monster of a session, that same player says he will need to leave the as soon as we wake up, missing more than half of it, he organised something else.

And now I am really annoyed, the group is small and we only rarely can meet up, and it’s inly session 2. I am really good friend with them, and they are probably the most mature and best DND player keeping the rest of them in check, this is just really annoying.

What should I do? Is there anything I can do?

I’ll start:

“The extortion birds are back.”

A little context. I've been dming since at least 7 years now. I've run multiple campaigns but most of all I've played a lot of west march. Like... A lot lot.

So I always run my games with at most 2 fights in a single adveture day. And that was outside the norm.

But when a friend asked me to run a campaign for some new players I decided to try and play like the founding fathers intended. Or at least I would try to.

So we start the campaign at level 1. The setting? Innistrad. Dark fantasy at its core. The mission for the party? Defeat some alchemist hiding in some catacombs and stop them form destroying a small town.

The party?

A rogue, a wizard, a bard, and a ranger. Of all of them only the ranger had extensive experience playing. The bard was a forever dm and the other two only had a few sesions each.

So we start the campaign and... Everything just works?

The classes? All feel useful and unique in their own ways. The ranger carrying in terms of damage and tanking.

The magic? Balanced. Even spells that seem strong on paper like spellfire flare arent that useful when you have like 5 fights a day and only 3 slots to use.

8 sessions in and they just now got to level 3 and everyone is having a great time. Players are being creative with their kits, every reward feels earned and the roleplay is great. Every high damage roll, every natural 20, each zombie that fails its cons save is a reason to celebrate, to be happy. Each short rest a moment of respite from the dark world that is ever waiting. Every long rest feels like a real life checkpoint and a moment of celebration for life.

The alchemist boss? Defeated with a grapple from the bard and some manacles from the ranger. His giant zombie monstruosity? Made useless with some well placed fog cloud from the wizard.

Maybe this is more because of the low level than the multiple combats. Or maybe is both those things.

I just wanted to share a little about my current campaign because Im just really happy with how its going.

Thanks for reading.

A friend of mine is going to run a 5e campaign using the 2014 rules. Another friend and I have decided that I will be a centaur, and he will be an elf that rides the centaur into battle. We are looking for some fun/interesting combos for this. Right now we are looking at using a swashbuckler rouge for me for extra movement and not letting enemies get attacks of opportunity, and him using the cavalier fighter. What other combos should we consider?

Edit: Yes, DM is cool with it. Yes we are aware of the restriction of “mount must be at-least one size larger”. DM green light it due to centaur counting as a large creature for carry capacity.