>>98471904
>>TQ
>Succubi have an ability to change into an incubus after a long rest and vice versa. What is your take on this change?

Trannies are D&D's main audience so this makes sense.

>>98471934
I don't see it. They view themselves as another gender, not someone who can change genders at will. I doubt gender fluid folks are the target audience of WoTC.

I hate the gender-swapping succubi/incubi mythology.

It is a relatively late addition that stems from medieval German sources, and is completely nonsensical. Succubi and Incubi originate all the way back to Babylonian myths, with a clear and distinct separation between them. If they were in fact one creature, there would not be a need for two names, just like there would be no reason to call a Selkie anything other than a Selkie regardless of whether it was in its woman or seal form.

Having them be separate also makes their antagonism more direct: Succubi are the enemy of men, Incubi are the enemy of women. Their mindset and methodology should be separate and distinct, so dramatically different that if they were switching between the two they would need completely different personalities and might as well be completely different creatures.

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>>98469128
crazy how this post was made hours before my game night
>go to DnD night
>new player barely pays attention to the campaign since he needs visual aids(we're playing Curse of Strahd)
>party splits up as we hit the town, it's a safe area since we cleaned it up
>everyone has character things to do, including the ranger with the 'tism who has an awkward boyfriend who's a cook for a local noble
>new guy has a replacement character since his got gibbed
>reborn samurai fighter, part of strahd's armies when he first conquered the lands that became barovia
>still wears the symbol of Strahd on his armor
>before going into town, my character(who's basically the party mom) helped him fashion a cape over his chest
>warned him to keep it covered while in town
>he goes to the tavern
>IMMEDIATELY decides to try picking up a girl
>he has zero experience roleplaying
>DM decides to make him try and play it out
>terrible attempts at pickup lines and a lot of 'baybay' ensues
>DM is trying to roll with it, give him a chance to roleplay
>entire table is laughing at the cringe
>Eventually, DM has the woman ask to look at his armor as a bit of small talk
>Without hesitation, he agrees, pulls off his cape to reveal the fucking mark of Strahd on his armor
>woman runs off screaming, my character, heading to the tavern, rolls a nat 20 to calm her down
>it works because we're local heroes and also I'm a bard with expertise in persuasion
>he then has to roleplay tell his story to the tavern to calm the angry crowd down, thanks to the party Rogue who is also good at persuasion and deception

tl;dr, probably best to avoid unless your table is cool with laughing at awkward flirting.

Rolled 10 + 1 (1d10 + 1)

>>98472028
Sounds cringe af. When someone asks to seduce the barmaid I first roll a d10 for how attractive they are, then get them to roll a persuasion check to seduce. Then we all just move on with our lives.

Let me try now.

Rolled 18 (1d20)

>>98472045
Alright a 10/10 that's good. Fucked up the d20 though (I at most have charisma 10).

>>98472048
>>98472045
I think it was partly because he never tries to do character things, so the fact he was actually trying meant the DM ran with it.

>>98471904
>Shadar-Kai: teleportation that doesn't cost any spell slots and gives resistance to all damage until your next turn.
>Eladrin Autumn/Winter: teleportation that doesn't cost any spell slots and leaves nearby enemies within 10 feet charmed or frightened if they fail a save.
How can other elves even compare?

>>98472053
I don't care about your story anymore. I got a 10/10 bar wench.

>>98472028
>>98469128
All my characters are uninterested in romance and sex tbf

>>98472054
normal elves aren't gay though so it's a fair trade

>>98472191
maybe if you tell yourself that often enough, you'll believe it.

>>98472249
elves aren't gay

oh damn, it only took the one time, that's crazy

>>98472253
oh anon, you and I both know you're deceiving yourself.

>>98471904
>Drink the punch!
>NOOOOO!

Which type of celestial is most likely to fall to evil?
Which type of fiend is most likely to fall to good?

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>According to official D&D lore, when a tiefling pairs with a human, the child will always be a tiefling. Because tiefling blood carries strong, magically-tainted genetics, it typically overrides the human parent's traits.
Disgusting. Why would you willingly procreate with these FIENDS and subject this to your children?

>>98473435
But isn't the whole point that they are meant to be genetic throwbacks, that's its old DNA coming out randomly

>>98473321
the highest tiered ones
succubi

>>98473704
No.

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>>98473321
depends. What was Zariel before she fell?

>>98473435
Man, the AI really can’t decide whether or not the kid has braces.

>>98473435
I thought Tieflings just kinda happen randomly when the bloodline is tainted. Until people decide to use whatever lore they want.
Unrelated, does /tg/ actually hate Tieflings or the players that tend to play them.

>>98473811
Depends on the setting. I generally find Tieflings annoying. I never run a setting where they're common. If people want to play them they'll be treated like freakshit everywhere they go.

>>98473797
What are you talking about that's-
>The laugh at the end
Okay, fine, that's ai.

>>98473321
>Which type of fiend is most likely to fall to good?
Has that ever happened? I can't think of a time when that's happened.

>>98473321
>Which type of celestial is most likely to fall to evil?
Solars. They're very prideful

>Which type of fiend is most likely to fall to good?
Succubuses because they can't resist lawful straight white male fighter cock.

>>98473857
You can also tell by the way the tieflings move their heads. Horn prostheses would have more obvious weight to their movements.

>>98473925
You can tell it AI by it obviously being AI

How do you deal with nonmagical BPS damage ruining your game once the PCs have magic weapons? I like to give at least half of them magic weapons by level 4. Minor ones, like a +1 with some weird minor power that's a sentence or two to describe. It's part of the fun for me. I'm not a DM who gives out a ton of magic items, except consumable ones. And those are pretty minor.

So now monsters don't have nonmagical BPS reisstance or immunity? So that's annoying. Some, like golems, just have BPS resistance straight up, which I think is retarded because why would fire be better against a golem than a hammer?
I think of you're gonna do that, it should be resistant to all non adamantine damage. Or double it's hit points and make it reisstssnt to adamantine.

The PROBLEM is, that when I've been designing monsters, especially little constructs, nonmagical BPS resistance has been my cheat code to boost their effective hit points, without jacking up their hit dice to ridiculous levels. Maybe I should just do that though. The new oaken bolter has 117 HP now instead of 58 HP. Basically doubled. And now it's not going to be trivialized by magic swords. So I think that's better.

Thoughts? Sometimes I think the old damage reduction system was better for this shit.

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Someone posted begging for a subclass based on picrel. This is my fetish so I'm throwing a bone. It's an unarmed Barbarian subclass and I'm still unhappy with it, but whatever.


>Path of the Pit Engine
> When the engine idles, you decide how conspicuous its scars and fittings are. A Pit Monk's idle form may be identical to her previous self at the player's discretion. When you Rage, you also determine the appearance of your active frame: muscle and stature might swell dramatically, heat vents might open along old scars, or infernal spikes might become visible beneath your skin. These choices are cosmetic except where a feature says otherwise.
>
> Many Pit Monks come to crave ignition: the rush of pressure through the engine, the freedom of suddenly taking up far more space, and the terrible physical certainty of becoming something built to prevail. Some are embarrassed by that hunger, some embrace it, and others regard it as merely one more appetite to discipline. The engine creates the capacity for exhilaration, not a personality its bearer must adopt.
>
>Level 3: Pit-Forged Frame
>Your engine has made your body a weapon. You gain the following benefits.
>* Engine-Driven Blows. When you hit with your Unarmed Strike and deal damage, you can deal Bludgeoning damage equal to 1d6 plus your Strength modifier instead of the strike’s normal damage. If you aren’t holding a weapon or a Shield when you make the attack roll, the d6 becomes a d8.
>* Ignition: When you activate your Rage, you can become Large if you are smaller than Large. Anything you are wearing or carrying grows to accommodate your new form. If there isn’t enough room for you to become Large, your size doesn’t change. You return to your normal size when your Rage ends.
>* Combination Blows: While your Rage is active, immediately after you take the Attack action on your turn, you can make one Unarmed Strike as a Bonus Action if every attack you made as part of that action was an Unarmed Strike.

>>98474513
>Level 6: Furnace Feed
>At the start of each of your turns while your Rage is active, if you damaged or were damaged by a creature within your reach since the start of your previous turn, you gain Temporary Hit Points equal to your Rage Damage bonus. In addition, the first time you hit with an Unarmed Strike before the start of your next turn, the strike deals an extra 1d8 Fire damage. These benefits vanish when your Rage ends.
>
>Level 10: Counterpiston
>While your Rage is active, when you take damage from a creature within your reach, you can take a Reaction to make one Unarmed Strike against that creature.
>
>Level 14: Redline Colossus
>Your engine can sustain a form built to break armies. Your Pit-Forged Frame and Furnace Feed features improve in the following ways while your Rage is active.
>* Colossal Frame: When you activate your Rage, your size can increase to Large or Huge (your choice), and your reach increases by 5 feet. If there isn’t enough room for your size to increase, your size doesn’t change.
>* Redline Feed: The Temporary Hit Points granted by Furnace Feed equal twice your Rage Damage bonus, and its extra Fire damage increases to 2d8.

>ANNOYING DESIGNBRAIN FAGGOTRY
>There is deliberately no rule that counts adjacent enemies. "Gain a bonus if two or more enemies are within 5 feet" is an encounter design nightmare and then you have to keep track of who's where, and position them, and like MAYBE if we were doing 4e roles there'd be something interesting in that space, but ugh I'm so bad at distance and 5.5 doesn't do much here so fuckit. Furnace Feed creates the intended behavior organically. More enemies in reach means more chances to feed the engine and more possible Counterpiston triggers, but one dangerous opponent can still drive it.
>
>The two principal benchmarks are the 5.5e Berserker and Path of the Giant. Berserker establishes the offensive ceiling: Frenzy adds a number of d6s equal to Rage Damage, and its level-10 Retaliation grants a reaction attack. Path of the Giant establishes that Large size at level 3 and Huge size at level 14 are acceptable transformation benefits. The Giant also receives increased reach and repeating elemental damage, so size itself doesn't have to carry the whole subclass.
>
>GUYS WHAT I WANTS WHACKED IN THE PLAYTEST HERE SEE
>* Track how often Combination Blows actually competes with other Bonus Actions.
>* Track how often Furnace Feed triggers, how much of its Temporary HP is consumed, and whether the 1d8 Fire damage is lost against resistant enemies.
>* Track reaction competition between Counterpiston and Opportunity Attacks.
>* Test a solo boss, three comparable melee enemies, and a mixed melee/ranged encounter.
>* Watch the Grappler feat specifically. If the build is too controlling, adjust the subclass rather than banning the obvious feat.
>
>The first number to cut, if necessary, is Redline Feed’s doubled Temporary Hit Points. The first number to raise, if the subclass underperforms, is Furnace Feed’s level 6 Temporary Hit Points, not the unarmed damage die or number of attacks.

My Sorcerer has Levitate and Hold Person, which other spells are excellent for taking a single enemy out of combat while combining it with Heightened Spell in the new 2024 rules? Or are those two enough? My Sorcerer is 4th level and already has a shitload of spells.

>>98471975
Bad news, a Babylonian would look at any modern conception of succubi or incubi and be like "What the fuck are you talking about?" Maybe if you found a schizo rabbi from 200BC he'd get the gist of it, but basically they're a strongly-flavored Christian/West-European spirit of lust and the just-so story for wet dreams. Morrigan, SMT succubi/Lilin, and the /x/ conception of succubi are all equally incorrect. So you're gonna just sit here and enjoy it.

>>98474368
Just increase the number of hit points flat-out without worrying about hit dice.

>>98474719
I mean if I'm gonna ignore the rules I might as well just jack up their hit dice anyway.

>>98474648
Not on a sorcerer's list, but Tasha's Hideous Laughter. Worse conditions (prone + incapacitated) than Hold Person's paralyzed, but no creature type restriction, and disadvantage on saves mitigates the main issue, that is the target getting a new save with advantage when it takes damage.

>>98473811
Every time I hear about people playing tieflings, they're just generically sexy demon people, so I decided to play into the freakshit nature they're supposed to be.
>elven heritage
>wasn't born looking all freak
>after a few decades, as he entered puberty, his devil features started showing up
>he got kicked out of his village
>spent the next two centuries wandering as a travelling wiseman, getting run out of town as soon as people recognize he's a tiefling
>starts mutilating his horns and tying his tail around his waist while constantly wearing a full body covering, leaving him physically frail and looking ALMOST human
>Any time his infernal nature is revealed he's forced to run again
>gets a job going to a city to help the local burgomeister
>gets transported into a cursed realm, with a couple ghost kids asking for help

Been a cool arc for him in Barovia, his appearance getting revealed during a climactic battle in the middle of town in front of the citizenry, a magic item forcing his horns and tail to grow back stronger and prevent him from being able to hide, finding were-ravens and werewolves who embrace their curses to help people and realizing he can do the same...

I've noticed that my DMing has changed in the past few months
>no DM screen anymore
it feels a lot more honest this way, even though I never changed results in favor of the players
>no unnecessary terrain anymore, placeholder minis do the job, just a big ol empty dry erase grid map
less prep time, maps can easily be literally anything, >always prepared for spontaneous scenarios
>don't write down descriptions that I read word for word
I just write down bullet points and use them as reminders of what I imagined while writing them down. I'm a lot more natural with less prep than I thought I'd be

I noticed how the quality of the sessions went up. I thought I needed to prep everything to feel more confident, but I just put myself into a rigid cage that I'm not good with

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>>98473435
I want a Tiefling that looks like this guy but with horns.

>>98475598
That's a fire genasi.

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Genies are cool.

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>>98475759
>>98475679
Do you think nuDark Sun is going to have Genasi? They had them in 4e as ""half-elementals"" with Athasians worshiping the elements/Inner Planes instead of gods.

>Join a lore-heavy campaign
>Make a character that fits the lore and the themes of the campaign
>Character is level 1, so make him a newbie
>Character is a halfling because halfling lore seems interesting in this campaign.
>Play a rogue because it's a normal-guy-ish class.

>Every other player is playing species from outside of the phb.
>One player is demanding her character be connected to an ongoing podcast of people playing dnd.
>One player is playing a class that is hosted on a wordpress site from 2007m best described as "druid but edgy".
>One player's backstory is that they are the reincarnation of their character from a previous campaign and has all their memories. None of us have played with this guy before.
>One player's character is someone who has "killed hundreds of thousands in a war" and "strikes fear into all those who meet his gaze" and "would trample a child or the elderly if he was walking and they didn't get out of their way fast enough". Is still level 1.
>DM wants to be paid so he just says yes to all of them and is going back on his stated rule of having all characters fit the world.

I'm getting the sense that the article Wizards put out about human fighters being overwhelmingly the most popular thing played is bullshit.

I'm trying to find a specific DDAL PDF to inspire a campaign, BMG-DRWEP-OD-01: The Enemy of my Enemy. It's apparently set in Suzail but I can't find Jack on it. Any suggestions or leads?

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Anyone here excited for Neon Odyssey playtest on the 28th? I'm whipping up a campaign for it right now and the brainstorming has been fun. Nice change of pace from the Call of Cthulhu games I normally run.
Does anyone know some good tools for making more cyberpunky city-scape maps?
Also I'm currently populating a city with NPCs so if any of you want to make one feel free and I'll put them in list.

>>98476274
Of course it was bullshit. Human champion fighter was the free shit they gave you on DnDBeyond so of course it was going to have a huge number of people "playing" it.

>>98475497
Yeah, I like having flexibility. Part of why I enjoy online games. It's much easier to just google a random battlemap when I need it. When I played in person games I got out the ol chessex battlemap and some easily erased markers. If a mark stays on it use a magic eraser.

I wish dnd podcasts weren't a thing, because I've never met anyone who likes them who isn't a campaign ending living ball of cancer.

>>98476576
I can't stand watching other people play D&D. Something about it is just so boring. It's like listening to a shitty fantasy story. I'd rather read a book.

>>98475189
I'm currently playing a character that is mechanically a tiefling, but lore-wise is something closer to a worghest created by his great old one warlock patron to do his bidding and in his true form looks like a fucked up little diseased demonic goblinoid beastman, though he's almost always disguised as a gnome child he ate and stole the identity of years ago.

>>98476274
I feel like this is pretty normal stuff for joining a paid game. You are inevitably going to be playing with a bunch of psychopaths who got booted from every other game they tried to play in so they're just buying their way in. Disgusting behaviour.

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>>98475793
I'll tell you this. It's going to be a piece of shit.

>>98476413
First I'm hearing of it. I don't often play non fantasy 5e. Not sure what tools I'd use. I've been using Dungeon Alchemist for my maps lately without the "AI" feature. The AI is just procedural generation as far as I can tell with it.

>>98474513
I mean this sincerely, try posting on Reddit or D&D Beyond if you need (You)s, this is fine for what it is but nobody here will care.

>>98476793
Judging on what they did to Ravenloft in 5e, I concur.

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>>98477275

>>98476762
My sister's a pro DM and apparently, the vast majority of her clients are groups of annoying millionaires who are all the That Guy of their previous group.

>>98471904
any good ravenloft 5e 3rd party material recently published to recommend?

>>98477275
>puckee aka redditor pucke℮21 spamming his commission again
https://www.reddit.com/r/DnD/comments/13iqrjb/art_comm_layla_the_succubus_human_form/
https://desuarchive.org/tg/search/image/bBQnk2q_LZAnrc1x8KFrbA/
>40 times since May 2023
>>98477279
>puckee aka redditor pucke℮21 spamming his commission again
https://www.reddit.com/r/ImaginarySuccubi/comments/1o0zlzn/layla_the_succubus_demon_form_by_kartstudio/
https://desuarchive.org/tg/search/image/9GGs8ScdfneQMOl5-CjfZg/
>50 times since April 2023

>>98477585
I knew he wouldn't be able to resist posting his succubuses.

>>98477585
wish it were like old times and someone doxxed this piece of shit

>>98477275
>>98477279
based puckee making faggots seethe

When's Dungeons & Dragons: Universes Beyond: Warhammer 40,000?

>>98477921
Look in a mirror

Echo knight rogue multiclass, stupid or not? Asking for my next game.

>>98478361
Nope. It's actually a great build. For example: you can proc sneak attack damage with a melee weapon from 30 ft. away using your echo WHILE hiding somewhere else.

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>gm uses gpt generated character art
>every scene used in vtt is gpt art scenery
>gm generates meme images mid session with gpt
>all the lore is at least compiled by AI, some probably written by it so idk
>from goblins to kobolds to scenes and sometimes the music, they're all ai.
I don't hate well made ai stuff or using it for specific things but it's the slop and frequency that gets me. I don't know how to politely say that I prefer shitty drawings over the low effort slop. Do you guys use ai in your tables? If so, in what manner?

>>98471904
has the artist heard of legs before?

>>98478807
I used it back in 2023/2024 to create cryptic and difficult-to-interpret pictures to represent a patron communicating with a Warlock, hinting at future events.

>>98478795
Good to know, thinking of making the rogue an arcane trickster.

>>98477280
>>98476762
What other possible reason would you have for paying someone to DM your game besides being such a toxic retard that nobody will play with you for free, or just being so terminally autistic that you literally don't know anyone to play with?

>>98474513
seeing that mask tells me all that i need to know, take your furry shit and fuck off

Does anyone have the artwork of the old orcs killing the new faggy orcs pls?

>>98479101
I could find it for you but I'm not gonna.

>>98471904
How do DMs plan their sessions?
>Yeah, I planned today's session with 3 fights, but in the first one they had terrible luck with their rolls, and they might not survive the other 2 encounters.
What do you do in that situation? Do you just improvise?"

>>98479844
Players tend to become desperate as they notice their resources getting low, so being open to their wacky suggestions helps. Always gotta improvise tho. At least you get 3 encounters a session, my players diddle their dicks for 3 hours and might not even leave the street in a city.

>>98479844
It's good to design an adventuring day in a way that can give the party time to get a short rest or otherwise back off if they're struggling to handle something.

That said, I'll also often design dungeons and encounters with reinforcements in mind, where if the party is doing badly I can hold off on reinforcements, or bring them back later on for a bit of extra challenge.
The key is to design your dungeons and adventures in such a way that you can easily justify tossing in an extra group of guards as needed.

Reinforcements also tend to do a good job of counterbalancing some of the more powerful control spells. Dropping a fireball on a room during round 1 isn't quite as strong when half of the enemies aren't showing up until round 2-3.

>>98479844
For fights in particular it's a good idea to always have a vague idea of the types of encounters you think the players might get into and have some enemy groups built out that you can just drop in whenever it makes sense based on what they end up doing. Sure you might have some encounters that you build knowing you will force a way for them to happen because they're important, but generally you shouldn't have the mentality that you're planning out every encounter they will hit for a session.

>>98475189
I think the "sexy demon" part comes from the fact that DnD PCs are typically portrayed somewhat appealing.
In a Dark Sun campaign, the DM has my Tiefling character referred to as a mutant and treated as such by NPCs. It's been neat.

>>98479844
>What do you do in that situation?
Dude, I'm the one asking that question.

>>98478807
I use it for things that I can't do myself like making artwork of particular monsters. But I try to use it sparingly. I intentionally haven't used it for things like planning the overall scope of the adventures etc. I'll either take something someone else made or design it mostly by myself. Flee Mortals is one of the best monster books, they've made all the monsters have something interesting going for them.

I just don't see why he needs to use AI for goblins and kobols you'd think there would be plenty of artwork to take from google images.

>>98477275
>>98477279
Puckee aside, how do we fix succubi?

>>98479844
They either retreat or die.

>>98471975
Most mythologies included gender swapping deities and spirits.
As Jung said, the hermaphrodite (Hermes-Aphrodite) works to activate the healing of the sexes. It's also why those who are keen on the war of the sexes hate hot and beautiful depictions of androgyny- shemale, futanari, femboy, tomboy... They prefer the ugly and the disgusting.

>>98481265
What do you want to fix about them? If you mean making them good they just need a good dicking from a paladin to redeem them.

>>98478807
I sometimes use ai generated monster tokens when there isn't a perfect picture of what I want otherwise. I've tried to generate battle maps but I'm very specific about what I need in the maps so out of 50 attemps I've only ever used a single slop map so far. Rarely if there isn't a fitting picture to be found I generate some specific illustrations as an extra detail/visual aid, for example an important monument or how a certain unusual interior of a tomb looks like. I guess I also sometimes ask llm for ideas for names. Rarely I try to get some inspiration for story or text or other ideas out of it but getting something interesting and useful is like pulling teeth.

My players love generating character art with AI.

>>98482731
I've used chatgpt for the odd battlemap but I much prefer joining patreons for a single month/pay cycle and downloading all of their maps to use. I have a big collection so far. A lot of the time they'll have variants too to find just the right one. It's a bit of work though compared to giving some random prompt. It still kind of looks like slop though so I use it very sparingly.

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In the fantasy setting, there are three helmets that dominate the scene.
>The great helm.

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>>98483234
>viking helmet

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>>98483236
>barbute helmet (with and without a visor)

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>>98483243
barbute helmet without a visor.

>>984751
>Any time his infernal nature is revealed he's forced to run again
How does this play out with the rest of the party?

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>>98479101

>>98483234
>>98483236
>>98483243
>no Corinthian
Shit-tier list

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>>98483345
The barbute is the modern Corinthian.
It was literally made to recreate the Corinthian.

>>98483351
It lacks style in comparison

>fey pact
>fiend pact
>Lovecraft pact
>celestial pact
>sea creature pact
>cursed weapon pact
>elemental pact x2
>undead pact x2
>busted-ass-junk-god pact
>superwizard pact
Warlocks might be running short on things to make pacts with. Dragons and maybe giants are the big ones left, but then the creature types not repped in their selection of potential patrons only include, like, oozes and not much else.

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>>98483641
There's another outsider type they haven't touched yet.

>>98483740
>making an enforceable pact with a kolyarut
An interesting form of suicide

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>>98478807
unless one of the guys in your game is an artist you are pretty much only getting ai, it's just the state of things

>>98484056
I quite frankly don’t understand it. If you can’t draw a picture, use your words. It’s supposed to be a game of imagination.

>>98483641
>>sea creature pact
How about a big bird pact then?

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>>98471904

>>98476274
The retard class for new players is always going to be popular. I just wish they'd make up their mind if it's Fighter or Barbarian instead of enshittifying both.

>>98478807
To be fair it's impossible to google an old meme nowadays. You're forced to ask AI and hope it understands "the comic with the thing and the dude says x"

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>>98473811
>Unrelated, does /tg/ actually hate Tieflings or the players that tend to play them.
Yes
Tieflings are objectively dogshit. They look like a cheap, lazy cosplay/a Star Trek alien, ignore the interesting potential of a race tainted by demonic blood and are tailor made for attention whoring "woe is me" freaks who crave to get that sweet, sweet victim complex to live out their incredibly self centered fantasy of the whole world having it out for them while also refusing to play an actually strange mutant creature that would warrant oppression as opposed to a Tumblr oc with stupid looking horns that would give them neck strain.
I'm not even one of those human fighter tradlarping zoomer faggots, i mostly play monster races and even i can't stand the absolute apex of faggotry that are tieflings

>>98478807
>>98484056
>he hasn’t AI-proofed his setting with commissioned race designs, rudimentary conlangs and naming lists, and specific nonstandard combinations of cultural motifs in clothing and architecture

>>98478807
>Do you guys use ai in your tables? If so, in what manner?
The DM uses AI to illustrate the setting's deities and the likes but actually wants to learn to draw and do it by hand in the future
Me? i steal all of my art from Pinterest like God intended

>>98473811
I find that they're not very interesting in practice.
Putting aside the cases where people just play a Tiefling as a technicolor goat person, and instead actually lean into the demonic angst, the logistics typically just don't work out.

It's a bit like making a character who has a twin brother who's an infamous bandit lord. NPCs who see the character are reasonably going to react poorly, so either the character ends up in disguise all the time (rendering his appearance a non-issue), or he has no problem killing any law enforcement or bounty hunters, at which point he's just a typical edgelord murderhobo and it doesn't matter what he looks like.

I rarely see people strike a good balance between that sort of character drama and actually having a PC who can travel around and participate in adventuring.

>>98483641
Genuinely shocked they haven't made a dragon pact yet, maybe they were explicitly keeping it on the backburner for when they ran out of stuff.

>>98483641
>maybe giants
And the only spell they get is enlarge/reduce.

Anyone got a pdf for the 2014 monster manual that they could share?

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>get two Magic the Gathering collabs
>AAAAAAAAAIIIIIIIEEEEEEEEE DND IS CROSSOVER SLOP!!!!!!!!

>>98486928
I mind it a lot less in D&D because any bad content WotC releases for this game is piss easy to simply ignore. That's a lot more difficult in MTG.

>there's a wow book coming out
Neat
It sucks that it's coming out in a time where every race-I mean species is +2 Any Stat, Size Medium or Small but I do like my boomer mmo setting

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>>98486928
>get two Magic the Gathering collabs
6 years ago

>>98478813
i've seen stronger twists irl

>>98486943
>Every fucking month is a new crossover set in MtG
Some of them were cool, like the Final Fantasy set, but most are just bad.

>>98487002
Wasn't Strixhaven an MtG thing too?

>>98483641
Isekai Goddess.

Actually, that would be interesting. If you ignored that WotC can't help but make political shit nowadays, what would you want out of a like, Inserts & Isekais book if that was the next setting?

>>98487139
Yeah, I think fantasy crossovers are fiiiiine-ish, if a little inconsistent in design. It's when they have zero standards and just crossover with everything from TMNT to The Walking Dead like a Fortnite card game.

>>98486970
i'm genuinely very fucking excited for the oath of the holy paladin subclasse.

oath of the holy paladin is going to be fucking sick because it's easily one of the strongest healing subclasses in the game and they did a great job porting it over from world of warcraft from what i've been told from a DM acquaintance of mine that lives in milwaukee that attended GenCon and spoke to james wyatt

(paraphrased)
level 3
>lay on hands receives your charisma modifier to healing up to 1/4th your paladin level times per day (minimum 1) and has an extended range based on your paladin level (lvl x 5 feet)
>any time you roll a dice for healing, you can treat any rolls of 1 or 2 as a 3
level 7
>you can refill either your own or an ally's spell slots using 5 points from your lay on hands pool
>if you use lay on hands to grant spell slots or remove a condition, they receive the healing as well (normally lay on hands requires you to sacrifice those points for the condition removal)
level 15
>a target affected by beacon of light receives any lay on hands healing, condition removal, or spell slot restoration you do to yourself or another nearby creature
>lasts 1 minute and uses your channel divinity charges

he didnt reveal what the capstone is for the class, but my buddy said wyatt hinted at the ability for lay on hands in world of warcraft to generally heal someone to full so it'll probably be something like "if you eat all of your lay on hands pool, you can cast power word heal" or something im not sure.

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>>98487002
I'm prepared to be dissappointed but I really want to see Edge of Eternity splat book. I'm considering just getting whatever scraps of lore/story I can get and make my own shit

>>98487151
Yeah, I was mentioning that we hit 2 mtg books a while ago.

>>98487184
In hindsight, I'm suprised and disappointed that they weren't doing mtg books since 3e. We could have have mirrodin, kamigawa and lorwyn adventures from when wotc gave a shit. Both IPs have different planes amd settings already baked into them.

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>>98487197
That could be said for many settings. Innistrad is very well established and we get nothing for it and it's the perfect setting to introduce horror themed stuff and aberrants considering the eldrazi coming in and mutating shit.

Besides, how cool would it be to play as werewolves throwing hands with eldrazi corrupted werewolves?

>>98471904
How are succubi formed?

>>98487197
They were in talks to do a Dominaria book in the late 90s with TSR. Fort of how there is a Diablo AD&D 2E book.

>>98487217
emrakul would absolutely dab on cthulu

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>>98487226
I want more aberrants in general. I literally just want more of the cool shit we see in Magic ported in system.

>>98487154
>It's when they have zero standards and just crossover with everything from TMNT to The Walking Dead like a Fortnite card game.
You say that like The Walking Dead wasn't the first one they did.

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>>98487154
I'll admit I'm not as bothered by stuff like that because, in my mind as a collector, they are there to be another bit of the IP/Francise that you're there for anyways. Granted I say that and immediately dumped TMNT because the art didn't do it for me.

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>>98487189
We also had amonket and Kaladesh splats.

>>98487296
Plane Shift isn't the same thing as a full splat. Lorwyn is closer, but that one was so disappointingly anemic that it still upsets me to think about.

>>98487217
Zendikar was the D&D setting, why the fuck didn't they make a 4e book for that? Innistrad I kinda get, it's pretty close to Ravenloft.
>>98487224
That would have been cool as hell. Why are nerds so lame?

I liked the Planeshifts. They suggested using them with artbooks for lore. I bought the Innistrad artbook, so pretty. Back in the days WoTC weren't insufferable culture warriors.

>>98487197
>>98487217
The trouble is that a lot of MtG settings are pretty surface-level for what you'd want for a full RPG setting. It's part of why they only managed to have the short Planeshift splats for some of them, and even planes like Ravnica or Theros that have multiple sets to draw from end up pretty barebones in terms of actual content.

That, and I'd argue D&D isn't even a particularly good system for the power level of most MtG planes.

>>98487633
It's not even a question of power level. Magic just works fundamentally differently in the M:tG multiverse than it does in D&D.

>>98487633
Enough depth for book trilogies up until...Alara I think? And even then it would be the setting books that would still do the heavy lifting. Try putting Dark Sun or Dragonlance into the block format of mtg and you wouldn't get the same level as a setting book.
>>98487691
Eh, for most spells cmc is fairly equivalent to spell level. The fact that they've done 5 or 6 mtg books at this point shows how easy thwy are to work together. Helps that current dnd and mtg are designed by the same company and have shared design philosophies.

>>98487691
>Magic just works fundamentally differently in the M:tG multiverse than it does in D&D.
To an extent. There is an overlap in that both D&D characters and MtG mages are learning specific spells, which cost a resource to do. Though I'd certainly say that power level is one of the fundamental differences.
A wizard in D&D can become an archmage purely through study. A wizard in MtG isn't going to reach that level of magical might and arcane versatility unless they're lucky enough to be a planeswalker.


>>98487881
I'd argue the depth you need for a book trilogy is still less than what you need for a setting. And yeah, if you turn a D&D setting into an MtG block you lose a lot of detail.
That's part of why turning various MtG planes into tabletop settings is more difficult than it seems, because there's a lot of gaps that need to be filled that the card game can get away with glossing over.

I posted a little about this in a bullshit thread, but here's my idea basically.

Dark Sun 5e can't work because of modern politics, and I don't just mean woke people. Our asses helped ruin the conditions that made Dark Sun work too.

Dark Sun hit because it came after stuff like Dragonlance, where D&D was increasingly about epic heroic protagonists with story arcs and plot armor. Dark Sun's answer was basically "fuck your protagonist." Your guy dies of thirst, roll another one. The world does not care about your story.

That kind of hostility toward the player's precious blorbo was part of the appeal! TSR never came out and said those words, but that is what people in the community responded to in 1991. You can see Vampire the Masquerade coming out at the same time, and they tried to solve the problem in the opposite direction, by creating a space for that kind of player in their own game.

Problem is that "gatekeeping" and hostile GMing are politically loaded now. Wokies see exclusion everywhere, but our side also spent 15 years loudly making "keep outsiders out" synonymous with "no blacks, no females, no hispanics, no gays, etc" instead of it naturally being true 85% of the time. So now if you say "this setting is cruel, arbitrary, and doesn't care about your character," people immediately ask whose characters you plan to be cruel to like you have a manifesto queued up.

That means modern Dark Sun has to sand off exactly the thing that gave it teeth. The cruelty has to be safe, fair, narratively justified, and player-affirming. You have to have an assurance that you can beat the slavers and restore magic and blah blah fucking blah. The setting being hostile to your desire to have a special protagonist was the POINT. That's why modern Dark Sun feels soulless, and the soullessness is partially our fault.

If the caster of a simulacrum gets brainwashed or Dominated, could the simulacrum subvert/ignore subsequent orders, knowing that the caster was not themselves?

>>98488006
thanks for the input chatgpt

>>98488133
Fuck you, you know I'm right. It's everyone's fault, though the majority of the blame goes to bluehairs. I don't know what kind of shit they can DO in a modern RPG to make it feel like Dark Sun. Like, there's the political thing like I said, but also games just aren't as lethal and don't have the same assumptions. Any game.

>>98488144
Just because you're right doesn't mean you don't type like a glorified chatbot.

>>98488158
You're absolutely right — thanks for calling that out.

>>98488158
Yeah, it's why I don't post much anymore. I was one of those compulsive wikipedia-checking autists in another life, so I always assumed it was trained on people that talk like I do primarily.

>>98486928
They're making a fucking Star Wars book nigga

>>98488006
They'll just turn Dark Sun into a knockoff Doom 2016 thing where instead of harsh survival it's about your character being an EPIC BADASS COVERED IN BLOOD WHILE SHITTY METAL PLAYS
If we're lucky it might come with dismemberment rules that you can steal for your normal games, but seeing spelljammer i doubt even that

After all the encounter simulations I’ve done, I came to the conclusion that the most important factor in determining whether a fight will be easy or difficult is whether the party’s control caster acts before any of the enemies and casts Web or a similar spell to neutralize them before they can take action.

>>98488210
No doubt. Maybe we get lucky with survival rules and a couple Frazetta-looking characters, but I wanted to think about why this is a foregone conclusion. Didn't make a lot of sense to me until I sat down.

>>98487911
>A wizard in MtG isn't going to reach that level of magical might and arcane versatility
Niv-Mizzet exists. And various Dominarians.

>>98485368
I think they mentioned once that they thought it'd be eating Sorcerer's flavor

>>98477275
Kys puckee

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>>98487633
>That, and I'd argue D&D isn't even a particularly good system for the power level of most MtG planes.

That I unfortunately agree with. The typical D&D classes are too milqtoast for what is generally seen in MtG art and lore.

>>98473828
This.
In the setting I made over the years, tieflings are considered very bad omens and those few who survive infancy are as a general rule treated as outcasts.This of course makese them rather hostile towards society and further reinforces their reputation as "bad apples".

>>98486928
>>98486943
I think players are also a lot happier to fuck around in familiar worlds in RPGs, where the flavor is whatever your group agrees to, than they are to play card games where everything is a hodgepodge of licensed IPs all smashing together like it's Fortnite.

>>98487224
They've never made a proper Dementia wizard for D&D, have they? Might be fun. Although it's easy to build something very similar.

>>98488856
It’d basically just be an alienist, unless you really wanted to lean on the “safari” that Skellum takes Chainer on.

Got invited to a game and we're all talking about the characters we want to bring and one of the people planned to bring a 13 year old tabaxi girl to the game

DM described the campaign as on the darker/horror side

Thankfully they had enough sense to be like "hey are you guys okay if I'm close to child age" but damn I haven't been a player for like 4 years great to have my first game back be with the biggest red flag

oh and also they describe their current status in life as "kind of a wanderer"

>>98488891
You're gonna have to man up and talk about it. The fact that he asked if it's cool is a good sign! Just, mention that you got nervous when he asked that and he'll probably listen to you and tone down whatever shit he was planning.

>>98475598
That would be an Oni

>>98478807
I'm running a campaign at the moment (I don't have time to make my own right now) and I just toss room descriptions into gemini and get an image. I prefaced the campaign by saying I have AI room images based on description and while they might not be perfect they're a pretty close approximation of the room and I'll let them know if there's any major discrepancies. So far everyone's cool with it.

>>98488966
I did bring some comments that an NPC I want for my character's motivation was aged up also i'm just complaining dude / am old and don't have the energy to change the perspective of someone who thinks they should bring a 13 year old hobo cat girl to a horror campaign

>>98488547
You say that and then post a fairly generic looking D&D party aside from being animal people

>>98488346
That's fair, but I'm not sure it holds as much water now when the Vestige warlock has some overlap with clerics.

>>98483641
Maybe a subclass that leans into artifice? A construct patron of some sort?

>spend $60 on a new book
>it's 300 pages of "as the DM you should be creative and make stuff up!"
How do we fix the Strixhavenication of our hobby?

>>98488891
that would annoy the shit out of me and I would genuinely not play that table

>>98489497
Why not Modron pact?

>>98489686
Literally the entire design philosophy behind 5e is "do the absolute bare minimum and tell the retards to just make their own stuff up instead"
It's too late to change anything

>>98488244
>but I wanted to think about why this is a foregone conclusion. Didn't make a lot of sense to me until I sat down.
DnD is bleeding money

>>98488309
Niv-Mizzet is the perfect example of what I'm talking about. A 10,000 year old dragon with an autistic focus on learning as many spells as possible and he's just sort of on par with what you'd expect out of a high level wizard.
And to clarify, I'm not knocking MtG characters for not matching a D&D archmage. A level 20 wizard can go from a master illusionist to the leader of an undead army with just a night's rest. They can teleport across planes without needing a spark, or just grant themselves wishes. D&D wizards are ridiculously powerful and versatile.

>>98490529
He's more of an artificer than a wizard.

dumb question but is a CR3 monster equal to a level 3 player? If I have 4 players at level 3 would a rough equivalent fight be 4 CR3 monsters?

>>98491132
Going by the encounter guidelines, a CR 3 monster by itself is meant to be a medium encounter for a party of level 3 characters.

Granted, a medium encounter is pretty tame, but that's the rough approximation. If you take your party's level and toss one monster with that CR at the party, that's pretty much the most basic fight you can create.

>>98481265
>how do we correct succubi?
anal

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>>98489475
More and more it hurts to realize how immeasurable of a fuck up it was not to recycle the binder. It would have been perfect for the Warlock's flavor and mechanics which the warlock is really just a beam spamming !cleric.

Instead of vestiges you could have your patron's influence poke through in a physical way while you bargin for more access to their power and would finally be the witch class some people clamor for.

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>>98487226
You'd think with having almost sued for copyright infringement by Arkham House they could have made their own mythos adjacent content.

>>98492073
I like it when monsters greet me with a big toothy smile. Makes me feel appreciated.

>>98487226
I don't know, I think Cthulhu could take on 15 squirrels...

>>98489037
>13 year old hobo cat girl
Stop, I can only get so erect

>>98491132
I usually just use this.
>https://kastark.co.uk/rpgs/encounter-calculator-5th/
It also depends on how good your party is and how many magic items you've given them. If they've got some pretty good items Hard can become the default instead of medium. If they're a bunch of retards with basic equipment medium is probably the way to go.

Party wants to run a superhero campaign but I already know proposing a system that isn't 5e will mean things will sink in two sessions
There is any 5e book for capeshit?

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>>98483641
I want to be a Dragonborn Draconic Bloodline Sorcerer/Dragon Pact Warlock multiclass.
Solasta: Crown of the Magister did a homebrew insect hivemind pact warlock that I think is a really cool idea.

Anyone scan a full copy of Arcana Unleashed yet?

>>98493495
Makes me think of a Worm that Walks, what sort of abilities does it give you in Solasta?

>>98493571
https://solastacrownofthemagister.fandom.com/wiki/Warlocks#The_Hive

>>98493582
Huh, very different direction then I was expecting.

Does anybody know of a way or a website to check balance on a PvP encounter?

I I have a party of five level 5 pcs that are investigating a cult. I want the cult leader to be a 14th level barbarian, but im having trouble balancing.

On the one hand, the barbarian will be able to tank damage and deal it out like crazy. On the other hand, the party has so many more actions to take. Would this be something that needs minions for the barbarian to command, or a lower level for the barbarian, os should I find another way to balance?

>>98494328
Why are you making NPCs as PCs?

>>98494448
Its a custom character and a kind of final boss of that particular arc, I wanted to make it difficult. I couldnt find any demons that were exactly what I wanted.

>>98494328
This doesn't exactly answer your question, but I would build the leader as a monster, not with class levels. You can get the vibe with a couple of choice features without the comparative bloat of a PC character sheet. Some creatures even have Reckless Attack as a monster feature.
To answer your question: compare its average damage and defences to monsters and see what CR it most closely matches.
>>98494518
If they're supposed to be a demon, I would start with a demon in rough CR range and play with the stats and features, not start with a PC and say it's a monster.

planning a session thats loosely inspired by shakespears julius ceaser

>players are invited by a morally ambiguous king who wants their help for something
>the quest offered is inconsequential and only exists to get the party to go to the king and hear out his request
>once they arrive, the king has already been murdered in broad daylight by several conspirators and now theres a power struggle
>the party are now in a unique position
>they are confirmed not part of the conspiracy, so all factions know they have no skin in the game and will only consider either the material reward or idealogy
>they are all relatively powerful, level 9 each, so they have the power to act as a kingmaker and tip the scales without being so powerful that they could take over the kingdom themselves
>players will get to choose whether to back the conspirators or the prince-to-be-king
still deciding if the players arrival should be a true coincidence or if there is a conspiracy within the conspiracy where the party was deliberately lured there to tip the scales

>>98494518
Why not make a custom guy instead of making a DMPC?

>>98494825
Make it that the king was secretly clairvoyant and knew he would be killed, so he set it up so the party would come ahead of time after planting lots of evidence of the conspirators various crimes/scandals for them to find just to spite everyone.

>>98495288
>knows he’s going to be killed
>also knows enough about how these things work to realize that trying to avert it will just bring it about in an ironic way
>decides instead to screw everyone else over
I respect it

Full caster rank in tier 1 and 2: sorc > druid =cleric > wizard

>>98495941
Bardbros... we've been kicked out of the big leagues........

>>98495322
>"beware the ides of march"
>"if you go, you will die"
>decides that if he will die, then he dies
>but the soothsayer didnt say anything about whether the murderers didnt get murdered themselves

>>98495985
>”I’m here to kick ass and fulfill prophecies. And me getting stabbed was the prophecy.”

I wonder what the best way to get a hag to make a "reasonable" deal with you is. I think the weakest type of hag is a sea hag, so if I wanted some sort of boon from them maybe a couple water elementals or some sort of powerful water creature. Or just give her some fuckin orphans I guess but I should probably limit it to things I could get away with at the table.

>>98496164
>I wonder what the best way to get a hag to make a "reasonable" deal with you is
Beat her within an inch of her life

>>98496175
I feel like that would work right up until you stepped out of her sight and then she'd try and fuck you on it (which she's going to do anyway.) but were trying to make something work here. some sort of working relationship is the endgoal here. or at least a solid one-time deal.

>>98495941
Cleric entirely naked with no subclass is the best class in the game from levels 5-10 easily

>>98495288
>>98495322
>>98495985
thats actually kinda funny
marc anthony and brutus are both revealed to be inadequate successors jockeying for power and are both revealed and probably killed in a climactic battle with help from julius caeser playing 4D chess from beyond the grave

also just going to have the players witness cinna the poet getting killed for his bad verses and see if they will try to prevent it from happening
would be actually disappointing if the see a bunch of commoners they could easily scare away kill a level 0 bard just to see what would happen

>pg 7
dead game
dead thread

>>98496209
People sleep on how good cleric is. I've been running a game with the same group since 2015. I complained that we always have a rogue and never have a cleric (I tried playing one as a player but was told not to as it was dark sun). Finally someone went cleric in the current game and they have extremely good AoE as a light cleric with fireball and radiance of the dawn, amazing healing, and can resurrect people with revivify. The other characters are pretty good too but our cleric is doing an extremely good job.

>>98498979
>was told not to as it was dark sun
Dark Sun still has clerics

>>98499023
We were slaves so he wasn't sure how to make it work. I could tell he wasn't into the idea. I ended up playing a fighter instead as the party had a druid for healing but no frontliner.

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>>98495941
I'm multiclassing a bard into sorc right now in curse of strahd. My character is by far the most complex at the table, but I'm having a lot of fun.(current rest of party is Horizon Walker Ranger, Swashbuckler rogue/fighter, Circle of the Moon druid, Samurai Fighter, and Fey pact Warlock). Very flavorful, and DM let me change my specialization as was relevant and to take away cutting words because it on top of Silvery Barbs is just 'no thanks DM' the class
>Started as a tiefling lore bard, a travelling scholar
>stuck in barovia
>start learning about the morning lord religion
>every citizen follows the morning lord, every religious person seems to be the only people actually making the effort to help the citizens
>start reading the book himself
>inspired, starts to tell stories from the holy book to inspire the party
>College of Spirits Bard unlocked
>character is also self hating, views his mutation as a curse
>only offensive capability comes from his demonic heritage(I took no offensive bard spells aside from Vicious Mockery)
>party members convince him to be himself, also plot forces his reveal as a tiefling to the city hub they were in at the time
>decides to tap into his infernal power, become a Pyromancer sorcerer
>talked to DM
>we're going to give him a chance to truly find religion and become a chosen of the Morning Lord
>changing into a Divine Soul Sorcerer

>>98499131
Sounds cool and fun

>>98499131
I do like seeing character development. Doesn't always happen.

I know it doesn’t matter at all, but I realized that if you want to maximize damage, at level 4 Elven Accuracy is slightly better than GWM if you’re using that “backward compatibility for 5e 2024” thing and playing a Rogue with a heavy crossbow.

>>98499191
Elven accuracy is an insanely good feat, because elves are superior.