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How else are you gonna be Aragorn?

Same but with chili peppers :devil:

Me when the classic rock station started playing Green Day

Funny, I've never seen Eberron spelled that way :cool:

Spoken with the certainty of a man who has definitely done the latter

You know why

Can we not relitigate this for the seven hundredth time in a thread where it has a tenuous-at-best relevance?

It might be helpful to stop thinking of them as "easily bored" and start thinking of them as "overinundated" and "overstimulated" The cognitive load of simply "being human" is many times greater now than it ever was in ye olde days

I'm going to be running a 5e game soon; all my players will be playing Dwarves, and I don't allow multi-classing, so I wanted to do something to help make characters feel more distinct and let players put their own spin on it. One idea I had was updating the Feat/ASI to every 3 levels. Has...

I enjoy both covers quite a bit, so I'll have a difficult time choosing. In this one the humanoid characters feel like they've been ripped out of Nimona (graphic novel, not movie). It's a very nice style, and a nod to the idea that D&D isn't just about combat.

Things start to make a lot more sense when every time someone says "Marvel posing" you instead hear "Marvel casting"

My block list tends to be populated by people who are clearly anti-inclusive and have a bone to pick about it but are clever enough to avoid drawing the attention of the mods by using dog-whistles and innuendo and sealioning. The sort of folks who always pop in threads with even a whiff of...

I thought that the feats from Tasha's were probably the ideal way to go, especially if we weren't getting a full class (we weren't). It goes to the idea of feats taking the place of multi-classing, making classes more modular.

Okay, let's not get carried away and say things we might truly end up regretting

I've often found that "Marvel" is a code standing in for terms that are generally forbidden here.

Truly the Westminster Theatrical Universe

Unrelated to the above, but some of y'all internalized that one Games Workshop message a little too personally and turned it into a full-blown culture-wide conspiracy theory against you personally, when all they wanted was for people to stop being jerks to women and people of color. It says so...