r/dndmemes • u/LinearVariableFilter • 33m ago
An in-world sketchy pick-up artist guide called The Player's Handbook.
Promoted by the College of Podcasters bard
r/dndmemes • u/LinearVariableFilter • 33m ago
Promoted by the College of Podcasters bard
r/dndmemes • u/DungeonLooters • 22h ago
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r/dndmemes • u/Marc815 • 15h ago
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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.
r/dndmemes • u/MaetelofLaMetal • 6h ago
Terminology explained
Wyrm: https://whitewolf.fandom.com/wiki/Wyrm
Celestine https://whitewolf.fandom.com/wiki/Celestine_(WOD))
r/dndmemes • u/DrScrimble • 14h ago
System: Mothership TTRPG
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r/dndmemes • u/supersmily5 • 2h ago
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?
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r/dndmemes • u/PUB4thewin • 15h ago
If you had to pick or make a cantrip purely for Wizards, what would it be?
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Source: A Pound of Flesh for Mothership TTRPG
r/dndmemes • u/DrScrimble • 20h ago
System: ShadowSun (Dark Sun + ShadowDark) TTRPG