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Finally finished dusting off this old account. And it's def gonna turn into one with a focus on TTRPG stuff.
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The Book of Hordes - Rules for Mass Warfare by aeyana on Imgur, reddit & GM Binder.
pdf download.
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Hello I’m still alive, but alot has happened! My friends and I are currently making the game called Descend, its a D&D related puzzle game where Faye, a tiefling warlock, explores ancient ruins in search of lost treasures and uncovers secrets along the way. We’ve been in develpment for a while but I hope everyone here will follow us to its completion!! See more at https://www.twinspellstudio.com
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I said I had six more, here they are. The first six are here.
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Runesage (Wizard Archetype)
Earlier this past year I talked about Thassalonian Sin magic, that methodology of magic that outright forbids certain specific schools in exchange for getting twice as much power out of the school you choose to specialize in, not to mention the risk of falling to temptation.
However, I also mentioned an archetype which endeavors to use the power of sin magic in a safer way, and finally, almost a year later, we’re talking about the Runesage.
Interested in the power sin (or virtue) magic, but also wary of it, these wizards endeavor to plumb its secrets, using a specialized ioun stone-like focus as a buffer to protect themselves, and are typically dedicated researchers into both magic itself and the Thassalonian culture.
Of course, outside of the Golarion setting, they might merely need their focus to direct their power, given their unique abilities.
At their core, runesages are universalist wizards, with all the associated abilities. However, with the help of their runic focus, they gain the strengths and weaknesses of a single sin magic school (though not the non-spell abilities of said school), gaining double the reserve of magic for spells of that school, while being unable to cast the opposition school spells at all. When they wish to change which school they are focused on, they must discard and work on replacing their old focus with a new one, gaining the new school, though they cannot switch to the opposition schools of their previous focus.
What’s more, the runic focus has another benefit, drawing upon mystical power to supplement their own when casting spells that normally have expensive material components. As they grow in power, they learn to use that connection to ignore more and more expensive components, though only with spells of the same school as their current focus.
Simple, but effective, this archetype trades reliance on a specific item for increased spell capacity and reduced cost of casting expensive spells. You could stick with a single type of focus throughout your career, or switch them out periodically if another school of magic would suit your upcoming adventures or downtime better. Also note that since they are stuck with universalist school abilities, certain builds become less viable, such as traditional necromancers, which won’t be gaining undead minions nearly as quickly.
Regardless of some of the limitations, it’s important to remember why these mages have their runic foci. While they may not suffer the temptations normally associated with the sin schools, they should not forget that sin comes from within. The power that this art represents can be temptation enough as it is, and the detachment that protects them might also lead to hubris, thinking themselves beyond reproach for their actions because they are “protected”.
Though mindless, it would be foolish to claim that no will guides the giant vampire jellyfish of the Brightfire Reef, for a powerful locathah mystic uses an enchantment spell to gather them as guardians. She learned the spell by studying sunken ruins, as evidenced by her runic focus.
They say that the runic focus of King Urgratten of the duergar still orbits his dusty skull, sitting on his throne in his abandoned kingdom, and this is true, but only because the ancient royal does not rest easy, though the exact form of his undeath is unknown. However, it is likely related to whatever school the focus is attuned to.
While no explorer, Ivanth is an avid reader, and successfully managed to create her own runic focus purely from books on ancient magical techniques. She chose conjuration as her focus, hoping to utilize the focus to make certain conjuring arts easier. However, the energies of her focus have awoken an ancient guardian in the academy’s museum.
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Announcing Grimlore’s Grimoire; a 58-page tome of knowledge that contains 190 new spells for DMs and players, balanced for the D&D 5th Edition ruleset!
This supplement has been created as a passion project and released freely to the D&D community as a Pay-What-You-Want title available on the DMs Guild.
Contents:
190 new unique spells balanced for 5th edition,
Spells listed alphabetically by level, indicating which classes get each spell,
A dedication from the tome’s author, Grimlore, wishing those who find this tome good luck on their adventures,
Notes and art included throughout the tome for readers to obtain some insight into the author’s thought process,
An additional printer-friendly version of the PDF.
What are you waiting for? Give your players some new spell options for their characters to employ… or maybe you should teach some of Grimlore’s spells to your NPCs! Spice up your encounters with some incantations that will be foreign to your players!
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Song of Swords Q&A
Song of Swords is absolutely focused on risk vs reward decision making. We’re all about the core of the gameplay, the real meat to sink your teeth into, being combat. For example, of course your characters progress and get stronger over time–but no matter how strong you are, if you’re surrounded by 15 guys with greatswords you’re going to have a bad time. Song of Swords is about tactical gameplay.
Read more about Song of Swords, the new historical/fantasy RPG from Opaque Industries, in my Q&A with the game’s project manager.
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Guys my last net neutrality post has gotten only nine notes.
This is a big deal.
I don’t know if the loss of net neutrality would prevent me from posting D&D stuff, but it’s going to stifle a lot of creators, even if it doesn’t affect me directly. We have GOT to show the governments of the world that this is NOT something they can take away.
DO SOMETHING PLEASE I BEG OF YOU.
If you take part of this and DM me a screenshot of the screen that thanks you for participating (it should look more or less like below), I’ll send you a free copy of my Expanded Subclasses bundle. I can’t think of any other way to underscore how important this is.
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La jeune princesse Kanalia accompagnée de son fier Gadou. Avant de pouvoir régner elle doit d’abord voyager seule à travers son royaume, pour en connaître chaque peuples et cités~
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The young princess Kanalia accompanied by her proud Gadou. Before she can reign she has to travel alone through her kingdom first, to know each peoples and cities.
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