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The Twig Blight is out! You can get the paper mini and #VTT Tokens plus some extra Patreon loot HERE!
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#pungeonsanddragons •Bad puns of Dungeons & Dragons monsters: 030523 •Twig Blight •Smallest of the blights and resembled humanoid, leafless shrubs with limbs and a head (kind of like Groot). They could root themselves in soil and resembled regular dried shrubs • I thought I posted this a while ago, but I guess not ^_^ Got a couple more coming up soon :) •Keep smiling and stay safe! 🙂 #jonjmurakami #dandd #copic @copic_official_us #copicmarkers #comic #comicstrip #cartoon #dungeonsanddragons #dungeonsanddragonsmonsters #dungeonsanddragonscreatures #dungeonsanddragonsfanart #pun #puns #twigblight #blight #wig https://www.instagram.com/p/CqBhLfNScoj/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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Villain: Laormoch, Archfey of the Wild Unknown
Embodying the primal awe and terror of those places beyond the edge of the map, this ancient spirit of the land exists to test and torment those who stray too far from the safety of the familiar.
Though the old stories call him the" thane of the faroff" or an "invisible giant as big as the sky", it is hard to put Laormoch's physicality and the fear it evokes into words: How do you describe being lorded over by ancient trees, or the scornful glare of unfamiliar stars? His shape is only ever suggested by how it bends the natural world, but he is always distant, though always so immense that it feels like he may reach out and crush the viewer.
Adventure Hooks
The party stumble into a village to find its inhabitants struggling to recover after a disastrous hunt. Some wretched beast tore through some weeks ago and was only dispatched with great effort. It was a cause for celebration, at least until the thing was seen stalking in the woods, reading for another attack. To prevent it from assailing their walls and destroying their homes the village's best hunter leads the village's strongest on a sortie, downing the beast only after injuring many and losing a few. This has happened three times so far and the village's defenders are wearing thin. Perhaps the party could lend their aid once the beast is spotted again, and perhaps spend the intervening time trying to find its obviously supernatural origins.
Almost inconsolable, a great lord calls for the party's aid in rescuing his son and heir, who he claims was stolen by the sky itself: snatched out of his tower window by a great hand and carried off into the clouds. The servants and courtiers are skeptical, everyone knows the lord was so protective of his son he barely let the boy leave his rooms, let alone the castle, and it's likely the lad finally managed some means of escape. While they're considering exactly how to search for the lad the party will be approached by the Lord's bastard daughter, she was denied her inheritance by her father's traditionalism, and sees the opportunity to have herself recognized if the true born heir is never found. She'll ask that even if the party does find her younger brother, they either help him escape or leave him where he is, as it would be better for the both of him if he doesn't return to the castle.
Backstory:
Seeking to prove herself against a boastful rival, a hunter ventured far from her village into the deep wilderness, where she found and slew an elk of ethereal beauty, eating its flesh to sustain herself and taking its antlers as her trophy. Though she returned in glory, the beast had been marked by the Thane of the Faroff, who has raised its butchered body as a reverent and gifted it bloodthirsting branches to replace what was taken. The revenant won't stop until it's killed the hunter and torn her body to shreds, which will likely be sometime after she's gotten a good portion of the other villagers killed because she's too good at hunting and too stuborn to die without a fight. The revenant has more than one trick though, the branches animating its body bear seedpods which it scatters as it dies or gores others to death. These seeds eventually grow into twigblights, which are slowly massing in the forest waiting to overwhelm the village's defenders and open the gate for the revenant's final rampage.
Wishing more than anything to get away from the suffocating confines of his home, the young heir has found himself on the wrong end of a fairy bargin. Whisked off by Laormoch to his castle beyond the horizon, the boy has been forced to serve as the archfey's cupbearer as repayment for his captor's "kindness". The party will need to dig deep into the local folklore to figure out how and why the sky might snatch up a forlorn youth, potentially missing him entirely until they run into him while visiting the feywild for a completely different adventure.
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Oh I figured it out I think.
Fantasy High Junior Year spoilers and theories
In their freshman year, the rat grinders AKA the High five heroes were the same as the bad kids and went off on adventure and bit off more than they could chew and suffered the brutal deaths of 2 of their party members. UNLIKE the bad kids, Arthur Aguefort did not ressurect them afterwards. THAT is the blatant favoritism that fourdogs whitefleet is referring to, AND why they switched to only killing rats and twigblights because the threat of real and permanent death hangs over them.
Following on the theme of this season, from the rat grinders perspective ITS NOT FAIR that Gorgug and Kristen got ressurected but their friends didn't.
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Let's start with one I did a few months ago!
The party went to talk to Ludmilla the morning after the dinner. It seems like she's been planning a revolt against Strahd with the druids of Yesterhill. She's pretty hesitant to trust us, but she might be an ally against Strahd if we play our cards right
I didn't draw it, but she has a twigblight friend hiding in her room. She also built Castle Ravenloft's garden, which is full of plants from across the planes
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Whooo, tonight was a rollercoaster! On our way to the manse with the other anchorite cultists, the lot of us got sidetracked by screaming and fire and it turned out a logging camp had been set upon by a vampiress demanding the lumber for fixing a dreadnought in the name of her master, Evendeath (who, according to our history checks, is a dracolich. god we need to go back to that barrow and get that legendary sword of dragon-slaying!) This is after we had to nudge around an ‘evangelist of Cryovain’ who was blocking the road and telling us to rejoice.
Our elfin ranger was off with the chief of the orc-tribe, commiserating and selling the lie about the death of his wife and the one anchorite priest (who went off together to start a new life, first loves versus political marriages and all that). Our dragonborn warlock and tortle barbarian each had a lovely wedding night on the trail with their orcish trossfrau, who are turning out to be pretty badass in a fight. Glory stood watch for them and occasionally heckled from his perch in the trees.
After all that, we finally got to The Manse. Scouted about, scooted past the rootling wereboards, found a hole in the roof that Glory flew up to explore while the rest snuck in to the first floor via the windows.
Glory looks down upon the barracks full of about twenty orcs on the second floor, all of whom are arming up and staring down through the hole in their floor at the rest of the party sneakily sneaking in. Glory downs a potion of fire-breath. Drops down through the hole in the ceiling. Sprays Orc #1 full in the face and lands neatly down below to point out to the rest of the party that We Have Company up above. Shit gets real from there.
Our warlock Shatters the ceiling, dropping all the orcs down fifteen feet in a shower of plaster and woodrot and blood and- get this- they all die of falling damage. The vineblights and the twigblights are rapidly set on fire between Glory’s firebreath, once-daily Burning Hands, and our tortle soldier’s magical barbarian whirlwind of FIYAH. Everything- the walls, the fall of more twigblights, the billowing clouds of plaster dust and rotten wood, is on fire. We skedaddle and someone gets off a lucky shot that pops the Guardian Tree that I never even saw because of the s;lkjdfq34 fog of war settings that block line of sight everyfuckingwhere in this online tabletop program- but I digress. The priestess casts Augury and decides all is lost, books it- out the back door where we have all gathered, and FOR ONCE, Glory gets right up and personal with a sneak attack because IN CASE ANYONE HAD FORGOTTEN- WE *STILL* DO NOT HAVE ANY SILVER WEAPONS IN THIS PARTY. And in this edition you may be able to sneak attack undead, but werecritters are flat-out IMMUNE TO EVERYTHING if you don’t have silver. Oh yeah- there was a wereboar in the room with the fire and the collapsed ceiling. We’d left him mostly-dead and whack-a-moling in the flames, but he came around the back way too and we finally did him in- and buried him with every silver coin we had because that’s the best option we could come up with since fire, apparently, does not work as a permanent solution.
So- we have successfully fulfilled the requests of the orcs and survived, we should be able to, next session, get back into some level of civilization, get paid, and figure out our next steps with the damn white dragon. Maybe look a little more into that Evendeath guy. Home for tea and medals.
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:D twinsies? lets slay Orcs together!
tho given your username perhaps twigblights might be better?
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A funny thing happened on the way to Oakhurst... my eight-year-old son and I smashed some twig blights while uncovering secrets of The Sunless Citadel today. What's on your table? . . #dungeonmaster #dungeonsanddragons #5e #dnd5e #dndminiatures #gamemaster #pathfinder #gamenight #gameday #tabletop #rpg #dnd #ttrpg #dungeonsanddragons5e #tabletopterrain #sunlesscitadel #thesunlesscitadel #twigblight #thinklikeamonster #monstermanual #fantasy #swordandsorcery #adventure #familystuff #wedoplay (at Lawrence, Kansas) https://www.instagram.com/p/CEPjjZDnOlc/?igshid=4zdq4vvkjn5p
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Playing d&d and not only did I cause a twigblight's head to collapse in itself by using viscous mockery to ask why we couldn't fight anything with a brain, but I made a bugbear cry with vicious mockery by telling it it looked like an ugly bear but worse
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and here we have drawing #4 of last weeks session. it’s only wednesday. also this made me realize i don’t actually know how big sage is
#this is literally the most i’ve drawn about a specific session ever that’s p wild#anyway sage almost dying scared the shit out of me#jack i know this is a direct consequence of us begging for sages life#and you warned us that it would be emotionally rougher than if he died then#but please why did you make us have to hurt sage to save him#literally during elisa leaving and vouks getting his ass kicked by his patron#i loved the angst it was great 10/10 as a player#as a character tho... lia is not loving it#all our angst happens in the last two hours of sessions. when it’s like midnight/1am#why does that happen. we always start sessions memeing and joking#and then by the end we’re all sad#art#drusillia [redacted]#drusillia galakiir#party members#sage the twigblight#again. sage counts as a party member#i really need a tag for session specific art#maybe i’ll start tagging the actual session#session: tenday montage pt 3.5- whiplash edition#yes that’s the full title i have in my notes
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Was playing dnd last night and the funniest thing happened. I was in combat with 6 twigblights playing lost mines of phandelver. One of them got a Nat 1 trying to hit me so my dm rolled to see if it hit one of the other twigblights and got a Nat 20 so it critically murdered one of its little buddies.
I also got two Nat 20s during that encounter.
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Bugbear/werebear path of beast barb going to town on twigblights
Just a little bug/bear action, 10ft claw attack sweeps
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We have fought a hangman's tree, a gulthias tree, twigblights and needleblights.
We are a party against nature.
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Illithid & Dragon? :D
Dragon: Tell a story of something cool that your character did in play.
One of my favorite moments was when she grabbed a torch off the wall to light a twigblight on fire. She also used mage hand to tie Torvald’s shoelaces together so he couldn’t chase her when he got taken over by a little psychic monster thing.
Illithid: What does your character like to eat?
Definitely not nuts! I’d say she’s a big fan of jerky though.
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omg tonight @hermouthslipped‘s tiefling oracle managed to erase the goblin king from time for two rounds and I bluffed and convinced the cleric (the only goblin there who spoke Undercommon) that we would only bring back the king if they stopped attacking us (there were like 9 goblins and hobgoblins altogether and we’d managed to kill 3 of them and set the king’s pet twigblight on fire with an oil cask we’d found earlier but we were already running low on spells and hp...I was down to 2 and our rogue was at 0). in reality, he would only be gone for 2 rounds but they didn’t KNOW that. so we managed to end the fight and convince the king to let us go knowing that we apparently had the power to make him disappear into a dimension beyond time and space whenever we pleased...now we’re heading down the shaft into the lower level of the citadel. it was the first time I got to try engaging in diplomacy of this nature, and we managed to convince the king it was in his best interest to support our efforts to deal with the dude that denied them an important magical object so he gave us a letter to convince his clan’s “great hunter” down below that we were on his side and his cleric healed us before we left.
@marieduplessis‘ assassin managed to snipe two hobgoblins dead as we made our way to the king’s dwelling-place and intimidate the others after we killed a few more so it was a really productive session in which we all got to not only engage in a lot of combat but also use a lot of skills and teamwork-based problem-solving. I can’t wait to turn it these sessions into a podcast bc it’ll be so much fun to set all of this to music
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Willow glared at Strahd but this time kept her mouth shut only so she could thunderwave the remaining twigblights, she made sure they were safe before she grabbed her own staff and strapped it to her back and took off in a run after the flaming horse
“Only if you can keep up! Lets go!” Willow shouted over her shoulder Liri let out a long irritated sigh and shook his head before he started to run after her
“She means it, she won’t wait for us and she’ll storm the castle on her own if she has too”
Wizard of Wine || Multi
Elincia woke from a terrible dream the sounds of a hag cackling still made her sit up and tremble. Ember hurried over from where he had been sleeping and nuzzled her offering her comfort from the terror. Cleaning herself up she went to the window and pulling back the drapes she was met with a dismal sight. “The clouds are so thick today.” She frowned. “Oh well guess we will have to be the morning light?” Heading down to breakfast Elincia helped Ember to his bowl of apples. “Good morning.” She said cheerfully.
Ivan had finished his prayer to the Morning Lord before standing and making his way to where they could eat breakfast. “Morning. Trust everyone slept well.”
“As well as I could,” Elincia said. “Not that the room wasn’t comfortable, it was.” She assured quickly if Rosemary was listening. “But my dreams were...”
“Nightmares?” Ivan suggested. “You’ll get used to it. Out of curiosity do you remember what the dream was of?”
“A hag, old and-and wretched, twisted in form and with gnarled hands that ended in claws. She said she was waiting for us... then I heard her terrible cackle.” Elincia frowned softly. “Is that really normal?”
“Sadly yes,” Ivan said patting her hand softly. “There are some would love to take a perfectly good Druid like yourself and corrupt you. I wouldn’t lose that sunny disposition, or else they win, don’t you think? Or have you given up hope already?”
“No! I haven’t!” Elincia gave him a look of determination.
“Good, because I was beginning to wonder where the lighthearted woman I met last night went.” Ivan offered a charming smile. “Now where is Willow?”
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