#dndbeyond

[the-sloane-ranger]

DnDBeyond is forcing all character sheets to use 2024 rules

When the new Players Handbook releases this fall, dndbeyond is updating their database so that all character sheets, even ones currently in existence, to use the new rules. All spells and magic items will be changed.

https://www.dndbeyond.com/changelog

[captainpansparrow]

I totally don’t have a favorite D20 cast member. What gives you that idea? I love them all equally.

[homebrew-a-la-traumaverse]

The Dusk - Homebrew Rogue Subclass by Nines

Why fear the dark? You can hate it, or you can love it, but your shadow has been by your side from you first breath, and it will remain with you until your last. If you can't trust it, what can you trust?

Of Monsters and Myths is going well, and by that I mean it's approximately 65% complete. Some subclasses still need to be written, others need to be reworked. It's not going to be nearly as long as the Subclasseptember Compendium, which at 30+ subclasses remains my biggest single project, but there's definitely a lot more time for polish this way.

... It's almost been a year since then. Huh.

Links in reblog, as usual.

[cephalophore-semaphore]

I'm just...so sad about this latest change from wotc/dndbeyond. I'm in the middle of three active campaigns, for some of which I've built dozens of NPCs, and they're all just going to automatically change to new content in September? I have to download them and manually level them going forward or comb through all of the spells and items they have to homebrew duplicates to keep them from changing on the platform? Spells and items I purchased before are just...different now...?

I know you shouldn't trust corporations, that dndbeyond and WOTC have always been a basically morally bankrupt cash grab, and I'll be canceling my dndbeyond subscription going forward, but I just feel a sort of grief that the things I built are being taken away from me, you know? And after we'd all been assured that everything from the 2024 "5.5e" would be backwards compatible and wouldn't affect old 5e content.

It just...sucks.

[dysfunctional-cryptid]

Tortle named Inni | Aka: Zante's mentor

[stickyhunter]

Oh hey! I got featured on DnDBeyond for my expansion of Strixhaven, alongside other really wonderful creators!

Go check out the wonderful things Alyssa Visscher said about us all

[threestarsbazaar]

Another classic act of dark magic to pass on to the next generation! Nothing more petty than becoming an archmage just to waste all of your energy pouring that same pettiness into adventuring gear that causes those pesky adventurers who foiled your evil plot last tuesday to have fatal “Accidents”.

So sorry to hear that your monk friend’s boots seemed to trip him just as he tried to jump across that crevasse dooming him to fall forever. Slowly.

[educationaldm]

Not sure if you caught it, but if you're a fan of Minecraft and D&D, they released a crossover on D&D Beyond. A Monstrous Compendium for Creepers, Endermen, Ender Dragons and more.

[gatheryourparty]

Welcome to your party camp! Pitch your tent and take a load off. That battle was tough, you deserve it!

Gather Your Party is an upcoming Dungeons & Dragons 5e RP primarily focused on those in-between moments along the course of an adventuring campaign.

Follow us for more! Our ask box is open.

Seeking staff and beta testers!

[chocolatepyrusart]

Have you heard of the bird the Inca Tern? Look it up!

[wodealto]

I desperately wish to dig up that conversation I had with that bonehead...

[mime-trix]

June 1'st "Hero"

[homebrew-a-la-traumaverse]

Hybridized Races - Lineages of Light and Darkness

Tieflings and Aasimars and Harbingers, oh my!

Two(-ish) racial options based on the prompt of "Aasimar/Tiefling hybrid." The Twilight Tiefling mechanically draws from the spell lists possessed by the various Tiefling lineages, while the Harbingers focus on giving the Aasimar's transformations a darker contender.

Thematically, the Twilight Tiefling is probably most akin to the usual idea of a hybrid, combining each side in similar measure - but due to the inherent opposition of divine and profane magics, they lack the resistances of either of their progenitors, and the warring bloodlines cause their magic to shift erratically from one side to the other.

The Harbinger serves more as an unholy counterpart to the Aasimar, if the subraces being based on the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse wasn't enough of a clue. Of course, at no point are any of these options presented as inherently good or evil, but you might have some uphill work to do for your reputation if you're releasing death and destruction wherever you go. Just like your regular adventuring party, really.

These races were commissioned by @ketothehero!

[naillykej]

honestly god bless dndbeyond for adding pronunciations to monster pages, because "gibbering" is one of those words that i read WAY more often than i hear or say

[dysfunctional-cryptid]

Wake up, a new DnD character just dropped.

[vimoftheforest]

found out the man I've been romancing since we got into The Lands™ isn't actually the doctor....