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My new dnd character!,! She’s a blood (fancy healing domain) cleric! *wipes tear from eye* she might be my edgiest one yet 😩✊
The dm pulled a fast one on me and now I'm in a leadership role, ,, luckily I was able to spin my general incompetence into a part of her character. heh heh now I have a character arc >:)
The og design sketch
Sometimes I wonder what it would’ve been like if I had chosen Ayano over Almira...
Aaaaaaaand the icon I use for almira’s token on the map
Ritual Sacrifice (Morning Ritual)
Location/Puzzle Idea~!
The Moving Tower
Ingredients:
1. Multiple closed room puzzles.
2. Treasures of varying degrees of rarity.
3. PCs with questionable morals.
Premise - An ancient tower stands proud amidst a blanket of fog. As you approach the structure, you realize you cannot determine its true massive height as its pointed body shoots up past the clouds to mingle with the stars. As you approach closer, you also realize you cannot determine its depth as the path you walk is a platform connected to the midsection of this behemoth, a bridge with nothing but a sea of those same clouds surrounding you on all sides. How did you get here? Where are you? Questions for later.
The only thing you can see right now is a heavy lever and a large stone door left creaked open. Through the doors and into the tower bares a large room full of death traps, already sprung and dripping with blood. In the center of the room is a treasure chest snapped wide and full of emptiness.
You leave the room as nothing appears worth your time in there to inspect and pull the lever. Ancient gears turn and groan as they come to life somewhere deep down. The entire massive tower grinds as it slowly sinks down, turning like a drill penetrating the clouds below while your platform with the lever remains perfectly still. Eventually the tower *THUNKS* into place, and a new door appears, colored differently than the one prior. It opens to reveal a brand new room, with a new piece of treasure to claim and more puzzles to beat.
How many floors of the tower can you conquer before it conquers you?
Added Spice: This is a death-cult's tower. More death traps. More gore. More prizes worth throwing your life away for. This is an end game area worth investigating by the truly brave and OP PCs or a side quest the party can come back to once they've leveled up a bit and feel more comfortable tackling the death traps again. You could even make the prize visible from the beginning of the puzzle but somehow unattainable, this way the party knows how worth it completing the puzzle will be and makes it all the more tantalizing.
Added Flavor: This is actually a trial puzzle for one of the party members (or all) to prove themselves worthy of whatever mcguffin is needed for their quest. Tone down the difficulty and hold back on the prizes until the very end or simply swap magical items for health potions and the like to help your PCs make sure they can get through the slog.
Added Sweetness: This isn't actually a puzzle at all, but instead a massive hotel! Using the lever allows you to head from floor to floor and somehow not bother the patrons inside. Each patron is friendly and offers advice or items as thanks for chatting with them like a random villager in an RPG.
This idea is for sale. The price is to play it in your own games and tell me how it goes! Enjoy~!
"No ones coming... are they?"
My D&D character and his childhood friend, babies
I need there to be a oneshot with Beth May, Emily Axford, and Laura Bailey. The pure chaos! Bonus points if there pcs are Ron Stampler, Fig Faeth, and Jester Lavorre respectively. I dunno maybe their trapped in a middle plane and trying to get home to their respective planes. I really don't care what the adventure is. I just need them to play a session together.
Hey there I am starting a 5e DnD campaign! Anyone who lives in Topeka ks, USA or the surrounding areas are welcome to join.
It will be tabletop and mainly be centered around mystery and adventure, as well as the expected fantasy. I am looking for 4 to 8 players. And some of the campaign will have homebrew elements.
Finished painting of my Dungeons and Dragons character!