Rounding out our alt list is a group of Alliance characters! You know how this works by now, let's get to the image. Nocturhowl Race: WorgenClass: MonkPreferred specialization: Windwalker All characters in this grouping, save for the last one, were also among the Alliance alts that I deleted from the Aerie Peak server and remade for this event that I originally discussed in the first post in this series…

We set up all the rules a couple of weeks ago, now it's time to do our first set of potential characters for Campaign 4. We're going to start off with the Soldiers table. While I do greatly enjoy combats in D&D, I don't necessarily believe this is the table I would most likely find myself at. For one thing, it has 5 players and the other tables only have 4 each, but mostly, I just think the Seekers table aligns best with the things I personally find the most interesting in D&D.

It's part 2 of the series looking at my Legion Remix characters, and today we're gonna be looking at my group of Horde alts that are all in melee classes. I feel it's important for you to know that I instinctively typed "melee jobs" in the above sentence before realizing what I'd done and correcting it. Anyway, let's check out this group.

Most of this episode's talk is focused on upcoming glamour change in FF XIV Patch 7.4 and Meagan's adventures in Jurassic World Evolution 3. But will any of the crew score tickets to Fan Fest in Anahe...

Hey, remember this post from over a year ago when I talked about what I would have played if I were on Critical Role, and then these three posts where I discussed alternate options? I had a lot of fun doing that, and I always planned on doing it for the next major campaign, once I felt like I knew enough about the player characters to do so.

What's this? A World of Warcraft pose here on YQLIF? In 2025? Hey, we got our start writing about WoW, and Legion Remix is going on, which happens to be the last expansion I truly enjoyed start to finish in this game, so why not? If you haven't done a Remix event before (and there's only been 1 before this one anyway), the idea is that the Infinite Dragonflight is doing an experiment where they see how certain events in Azeroth's timeline might have unfolded differently.

Wizards are already among the most powerful of D&D's spellcasting classes thanks to the sheer versatility of Wizard magic, so their subclasses don't quite as heavily influence their power compared to other classes. That made them somewhat difficult to rank. They weren't the most heavily revised of these lists (that honor remains with the Rogue), but it was a difficult one nevertheless.

Looking to improve their reputation with the citizens of Glitterpine, the party accepts a task from a local merchant, sending them deeper into the Everblue woods.

We have an update to the Psion UA we originally talked about back in June! Let’s go over some of the big changes. Honestly this new class has been my favorite thing they’ve introduced i…