Cat nip is non-negotiable.
Cat nip is non-negotiable.
Shadowrun is great. I’ve never looked closely at the rules, but I’ve always enjoyed the lore and the setting. My players don’t want to mix magic and technology, so SR is off the table.
Part of me wants to trigger the Awakening as part of our RED campaign, but then I’d have to port the rules for magic, and I’d be a jerk for making my players play Shadowrun.
For the “do the locusts consent?” question, I’m a fan of an oracle die.
I’ve been paying Cyberpunk RED recently, so I get the player to roll a d10 under their current LUCK stat. If they roll under, then they’re in luck and they get what they want.
For funsies, I’d say that succeeding indicates the locusts are a gestalt entity that is down for anything. In the context of the campaign, the party will encounter a gestalt locust swarm that wants something from the party.
Fey with benefits
Older versions of D&D used to make a bigger deal about Fireball causing fires. So I started doing the same thing in my sessions. In a flammable locale, the fireball would cause 1d6 lil fires that would spread. Combat gets more interesting when the battlefield is burning, collapsing, and filling with smoke.
And we smell your piss bottles
Maybe Daddy was sick too.
but I wanted to roll a new character
I am brainstorming right now.
FUN IS MANDATORY AT MY TABLE
You can’t spell barbarian without “bare ass naked”.
Well. You can. But don’t tell the barbarians that.
Fortunately there’s an invisible wall between the rogue and the bard.
I think my next stop on the TTRPG tour will be Blades In The Dark. I borrowed the flashback mechanic for a 5e heist and it was pretty great.
Leomund would be proud
This says a lot about spells in 5e.
Yes, there are many great choices, but one choice is usually greater than others.
What about tiny fireball?
M E T A
just tabaxi things
Fair