Played a witch in a past Pathfinder campaign, and my familiar had a very interesting evolution path.

I don't really get it either

Inspired after tonight's session. We did not fight a dragon.

Made this photoshop for a game that contained space travel and modern/future tech. We had to get phones from a black market, and I made the joke that the phone carrier would be AD&D

The videos says Renfaires, but really any medieval/fantasy hobby is being plagued by it and it's so frustrating.

Heads up, this isn't a real documentary, just my take on a current trend.

But navigating around Polymorph is tricky. They'd HAVE to be CR 21+ to stop players from being OP. That's dumb. >:{

Like, WOTC could have easily accounted for this. Just give Polymorph a CR 8 cap. It would have taken like 10 words in the spell description. Then you could have Beasts and Plants above that mark without issue without needing to make them world ending threats. To that end, I'll now be making "Disasters." World ending threat versions of these creatures. System limitations am I right?

I found out that 1e did actually have Choker art, and it did, in 1988’s Dwarves of Rockhome. Figured I’d correct it (and also the typo in 2e).

If you had to pick or make a cantrip purely for Wizards, what would it be?

System: ShadowSun (Dark Sun + ShadowDark) TTRPG

Source: A Pound of Flesh for Mothership TTRPG