why? idfk. genuinely no idea. I don't even have Rules-Based Vision enabled. it's just lying. it's a bad tool.
why? idfk. genuinely no idea. I don't even have Rules-Based Vision enabled. it's just lying. it's a bad tool.
i just want the players to see the scene as I designed and lit it, but the software largely makes that stupidly difficult
i just want the players to see the scene as I designed and lit it, but the software largely makes that stupidly difficult
but on the other hand, the symbolism of a tattered, faded UK + Canadian flag is perfect too 🫡
but on the other hand, the symbolism of a tattered, faded UK + Canadian flag is perfect too 🫡
all the Eidolons actual players choose: i want a baby dwagon or a big cat :3
all the Eidolons actual players choose: i want a baby dwagon or a big cat :3
this is from Serpent's Skull (2016-2017), Legacy of Fire (2018-2020), and Plunder & Peril 2 (2023-now)
this is from Serpent's Skull (2016-2017), Legacy of Fire (2018-2020), and Plunder & Peril 2 (2023-now)
like by Engulfing four guards in a single turn
The PCs know they can't die here, but they can certainly fail the objective of rescuing others.
like by Engulfing four guards in a single turn
The PCs know they can't die here, but they can certainly fail the objective of rescuing others.
as we ended the session, they're evacuating everyone to the harbour in a sort of fantasy Dunkirk
as we ended the session, they're evacuating everyone to the harbour in a sort of fantasy Dunkirk
instead, the PCs raced through a fungus-infested city to connect with the Militia and save as many civilians as they could
instead, the PCs raced through a fungus-infested city to connect with the Militia and save as many civilians as they could
this isn't just good, it should imo be mandatory once you have a property rune slot on armor and 500g to spend
this isn't just good, it should imo be mandatory once you have a property rune slot on armor and 500g to spend
A badass moment for the PC even if he didn't get to cast anything or "win" the encounter
A badass moment for the PC even if he didn't get to cast anything or "win" the encounter
and some Perception checks or spells could have totally picked up the Inquisitor, invisibly hiding outside as they entered the cultists' hideout
and some Perception checks or spells could have totally picked up the Inquisitor, invisibly hiding outside as they entered the cultists' hideout
Step 2: Design a completely unfair ambush which they are mathematically disadvantaged against, and see if they fall for it 🤷♂️
Step 2: Design a completely unfair ambush which they are mathematically disadvantaged against, and see if they fall for it 🤷♂️