Good Traits Gone Bad

good traits gone bad

perfectionism - never being satisfied

honesty - coming off as rude and insensitive

devotion - can turn into obsession

generosity - being taken advantage of

loyalty - can make them blind for character faults in others

being dependable - always depending on them

ambitiousness - coming off as ruthless

optimism - not being realistic

diligence - not able to bend strict rules

protectiveness - being overprotective

cautiousness - never risking anything

being determined - too focussed on one thing

persuasiveness - coming off as manipulative

tidiness - can become an obsession

being realistic - being seen as pessimistic

assertiveness - coming off as bossy

pride - not accepting help from others

innocence - being seen as naive

selflessness - not thinking about themself enough

being forgiving - not holding others accountable

curiosity - asking too much questions

persistence - being seen as annoying

being charming - can seem manipulative

modesty - not reaching for more

confidence - coming off as arrogant

wit/humor - not taking things serious

patience - being left hanging

strategic - coming off as calculated

being caring - being overbearing

tolerance - being expected to tolerate a lot

eagerness - coming off as impatient

being observant - being seen as nosy

independence - not accepting help

being considerate - forgetting about themself

fearlessness - ignoring real danger

politeness - not telling what they really think

reliability - being taken advantage of

empathy - getting overwhelmed with feeling too much for other people

fun for the whole family

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Gonk's *probably* broken homebrew part #1

**Telmer's barrel of flame**

Lvl 3 evocation

Casting time: 1 action

Duration: 1 round

Components: V, M(a barrel and a piece of burning wood)

Description:

After one round the barrel erupts a 5x15ft cone of concentrated flame, lasting another round, in the direction the barrel is pointed, dealing 2d4 fire damage and knocking any affected creature back 15ft.

Based on that video

Any feedback appreciated as I'm new to all this

The gigantic Machine Dreadnaught, whose origins remain unknown to all Species, has stationed over the Galactic Capital, ready to end it all. As one of the few Humans in the crowd, something about the ship reminds you of old tales. The Craft’s red lights change to blue when you whisper: “Alexa?”

Lofi beats to purge and pray to.

And there's a nighttime version