Avatar of XxFellsingxX

Status

User has no status, yet

Bio

Fell, she/they, English, currently obsessed with DnD and other ttrpgs. I do art sometimes. I am the GM of two tabletop roleplays on this very site:

- Beyond Moonlight's Reach, a story of four young dragons growing up in a post-apocalyptic fantasy world, and using the Powered by the Apocalypse game Epyllion.

- Search for Tir na Og, a DnD 5e campaign set in the Planescape setting where a group of strangers from all across the multiverse come together to solve the mystery about what happened to the Celtic gods after they and their homelands were mysteriously spirited away.

Most Recent Posts

@rush99999@XxFellsingxX Feel free to make your rolls requested in your section.
Let me know if you failed your rolls and/or need more content in that section. ^^"


Poor Jub is still exhausted so he got a 9. He don't know what's going on.
I'll try and get a post up today. Now I just need to read over what happened so far since I last posted...
Sorry for the wait everyone. X_X


It's cool. I apologise if I haven't been giving Stargaze enough to react to.
However, no matter what you may think about the class structure, can we all agree...

That the new goliaths are pretty darn cool.
Also finding out your warlock patron is a Great Old One could work well. They might have first appeared in a different form to their warlock, not entirely out of deceit, but simply because the warlock's mortal mind could not comprehend their true form.
The new subclass third rule would make sense if the deity a cleric worships has multiple domains. But if it has only one? Then it's like the Warlock Patron issue again.


I think that can be worked around as well. In mythology, deities gain new domains all the time. For example, Apollo being a sun god and Artemis being a moon goddess are actually fairly recent additions. Leaves it open for the cleric to perhaps learn more and interpret their deity in different ways. After all, as shown in the Planescape setting, belief can be surprisingly powerful.

(tbf I do agree with the warlock thing. It is the most difficult to work around, though not impossible. For example, a fiend taking on a more heavenly disguise when offering their pact for the first time... still frustrating though, and I do wish they hadn't ruled it like that xP)
<Snipped quote by Guardian Angel Haruki>

Yeeeeaah...

Same with Sorcerer, though in that case it could potentially work. Like imagine you have incredible magical talent and you just assume it's because you come from a line of sorcerers. Then level 3 comes about and you suddenly start growing scales, fangs and claws and then your character's parents have to sit them down and tell them that their grandad was a dragon.

Potentially dramatic and/or hilarious.


Started to think too hard about this and how would work for other Sorcerer origins!

Divine Soul sorcerer: You gained magic fairy-tale style after doing a favor for a little old lady one day. You didn't think anything of it until Level 3, when you realise that little old lady was in fact the goddess of magic in disguise.

Wild Magic sorcerer: You were a magical protege all your life, and you prided yourself on it (and might even have been an arrogant little shit). Then when level 3 comes around, there is some horrible event that causes your magic to never work as quite the same. It would be cooler if said event was caused my aforementioned arrogance, like a jealous rival mage or a magical being deciding you have too much hubris.

Shadow Magic sorcerer: You have a near-death experience that causes your magic to start to tap into the dark powers of the Shadowfell.

I'll think about the others later, but what I'm saying is, Sorcerer might have a work around.
Woah, Really?! Cool! I still have my hackles up when it comes to the 2024 D&D rules though. I've heard about what they did to the subclasses, and what they did to the warlock is especially heinous. Not knowing what type of patron you made a deal with is and your abilities as a result are until 3rd Level?! What?!


Yeeeeaah...

Same with Sorcerer, though in that case it could potentially work. Like imagine you have incredible magical talent and you just assume it's because you come from a line of sorcerers. Then level 3 comes about and you suddenly start growing scales, fangs and claws and then your character's parents have to sit them down and tell them that their grandad was a dragon.

Potentially dramatic and/or hilarious.
Apologies for the silence over here. After finishing the Tir na Og post, I got sick, and while I'm not as bad as I was, I'm still recovering. I'll try and get a post out next week.
@Vertigo You okay with Aaliyah attempting to use her familiar to try and take back the compass?
@Vertigo I hate to cause possible beef, but...

@XxFellsingxX Could Aaliyah have her Owl Familiar try to swoop to grab the compass from Garnet and give it back to the shopkeeper? Thanks to the Flyby feature, the owl would not be able to provoke opportunity attacks.


If Vertigo doesn't mind it, sure. Roll a Sleight of Hand check, with the DC being Garnet's passive perception which is a 15.
© 2007-2025
BBCode Cheatsheet