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Like something that you acknowledge is something that only you care about that you'll insist upon whenever you can.

Please don't say something like "potions should be bonus actions" like that's some kind of edgy take. Something like "tieflings shouldn't be a core race" that will get you downvoted to the nine hells.

I’ve recently been getting really into dnd and decided to try and play around with what my main oc would look like in its universe! Ik these stats are like completely unrealistic probably but i wanted to show how much this guy sucks lol

I actually have a lot of ocs that would be really fun to redesign under dnds system so if this is well received i may post more in the future who knows

If you have any similar characters id love to see them i dont know a lot about aasimars actually

I've been running a 5.5e campaign, we're currently level 17 and everything's been going fine until recently. One of my players is a rogue bard multiclass and I let him switch from a valor bard to a sword bard. The problem is that it is impossible to challenge him and I'm fearing he's starting to become too powerful compaeed to the other players.

He has the defensive duelist feat and so combined with Defensive Duelist he is able to attack and use sword bard's defensive flourish, parry as a reaction and get an average of 29AC per round, and due to 5.5 letting bards exchange spell slots for bardic dice he can consitently do this every round. This combined with the fact that he's a rogue with the evasion property means that simply throwing dex saves at him isn't really a solution and he's now stupidly tanky.

I'm not sure what to do, I've considered talking to him about swapping out Defensive Duelist for another one but I'm not sure if this is the right approach.

Edit: Thanks for the advice everyone, I've realised that this isn't really an issue at all and I've been massively overthinking it.

I interviewed Joe Manganiello for the first episode of my new series, Table & Talk, a conversational style interview series. One of the more interesting things he said was how the old regime people had a lot of problems with is completely gone and the new regime is drastically better, receptive, and really cares about D&D.

We also talked about D&D Icons, he revealed was that a Dragonlance show got very close to happening last year, talk about his history with the game, his thoughts on Honor Among Thieves, and what he wants to do creatively going forward.

Be warned, it's a 56min interview haha.

Full interview here: https://youtu.be/HPoiwqlRzvY

Sounds extremely obvious, right? And still there are many posts from people saying

"How can i organize a session if my players aren't responding to texts?"

"How can i get my players to read the rules?"

"How can i make my players get off their phones in the middle of a session?"

Guys, seriously? If someone wanted to play a game, they would respond to plans, read the rules, and pay attention while playing. How is it that when it comes to dnd, suddenly everyone forgets how rude and antisocial all the behaviors are? Stop trying to "make" people participate in a hobby just because they agreed to join a campaign on a whim, they cleary do not want to actually play.

If they wanted to, they would!!

One of my players is doing a human ranger that suffered some Frankensteining during a job, and wanted to have an electrical current on his body, his idea was to be able to do lightning damage at the cost of not being able to touch other people unless using equipment built to cancel that out.

Do you guys think changing the damage he does to lighting would be too disruptive? How would you even rule that when he uses mostly a shortbow?

Is adding a D4/D6 of damage too all of his attacks too broken for a campaign that goes from level 1 to 12?

I also feel like the social "penalty" is the same as nothing, he would just be wearing gloves at all times to neutralize it.

So it comes the question, if you were to rule out some sort of mechanical benefit/punishment balance for this, how would you do it?

Recently I did a drawing for a client, her friend's dog, Scarlet. She loves to follow the sessions and keep an eye on the dice. He wanted to turn her into a druid so she could join the game and keep an eye on everything with the Master. XD

It was really fun drawing her as a druid. I also ended up discovering that I love drawing maps, they're fun to create. This was my first decent map, even though it's small and partial. I'm thinking about making more maps in the future. What do you all like most about maps? Who knows, maybe I'll make a few. Hehehe.

Anyone else know a pet that likes to follow their gaming sessions? :3 They say (well, *I* say) that fur brings luck to the team. XD

Modeled in Blender, 3D-printed in resin (crazy to do in resin, I know), painted by me.

I've been slowly turning the original 151 Pokémon into life-sized D&D weapons, starting with the three starters. This is the first final evolution that I've weaponized: Venusaur!

I also like the idea of writing up each creation as an in-game magic item. So I'd love to hear your ideas on what this warhammer should do! I'm thinking some mechanic/spell that recreates the effect of Solar Beam would be good?

You can find a video of the warhammer on my social media:

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DceiOv-McgT/?igsi=Z3J3cXlzemRsbXAx

TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZTDbwqhfW/

YouTube: https://youtube.com/shorts/5cAZQrKu-A0?is=wNgeQLKYdegy5stx

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