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So far my players completely failed the City of thieves' challenge. They ended up seducing the owner of a... House of pleasure and use a disguise kit to pimp themselves, charging high because they can fulfill every fantasy(using the disguise kit). They made a good buck. After that, they robbed some drows in their hideout, taking some magic items. They ended up getting on the relatively good side of Bubblegum, receiving some weapons as a gift.
I cosplayed my own character...again. Meet Iskari, a shadow magic noble sorcerer. We're playing an Eldritch themed campaign.
My players when I start describing something scary:
Back at it again with another NPC for the adventure time campaign. I want to introduce you to Princess Phoebe.
Much like her cartoon self, Phoebe wasn't exactly planned. Phoebe is still not her father's pride and joy, but she is a genasi born out of a human parent and an elemental one. A fire genasi, obviously. Her mom being the elemental parent. She has a noble background, but has been imprisoned her whole life due to her father fearing she is more powerful than him.
She is a free spirit even if she's trapped. She makes the most of what she has, she's friends with all the servants and thinks that freedom is the most important thing in life.
Phoebe's features are the following:
- she can see in dim light within 60 feet of herself as if it were bright light, and in darkness as if it were dim light. Her ties to the Elemental Plane of Fire make her darkvision unusual: everything she sees in darkness is in a shade of red
- imunity to fire damage (yes, yes, she was supposed to be resistent, but she's the f-ing Flame Princess, gimmie a break)
- she knows the produce flame cantrip, she can cast the burning hands spell once with this trait as a 1st-level spell, and regains the ability to cast it this way when after a long rest, constitution is the spellcasting ability for these spells
- the gem on her forehead protects her from the Lich's influence
Although I don't usually give NPCs PC classes, I feel compelled to give Phoebe a class. She is a wild magic sorcerer of level 10, although I'll use other classes spells as well or change them up a bit to make her spells fire based. Also, I'll make constitution her spellcasting ability.
Her cantrips are: firebolt, produce flame, control flames, create bonfire, dancing lights, true strike
Her lvl 1 spells are: burning hands, magic missile, absorb elements and shield (4 slots)
Her lvl 2 spells are: scorching ray, flame blade, flaming sphere ( 3 slots)
Her lvl 3 spells are: fireball, flame arrows (3 slots)
Her lvl 4 spell is: wall of fire (3 slots)
Her lvl 5 spells are: flame strike, immolation, dominate person (2 slots)
As a wild magic sorcerer she has the following features:
- Starting when you choose this origin at 1st level, your spellcasting can unleash surges of untamed magic. ( I'll use a d100 for this, for 10-20 the magic goes wild and I'll roll on the table, for 30-100, the spell goes as planned)
- Starting at 1st level, you can manipulate the forces of chance and chaos to gain advantage on one attack roll, ability check, or saving throw. Once you do so, you must finish a long rest before you can use this feature again
- Starting at 6th level, you have the ability to twist fate using your wild magic. When another creature you can see makes an attack roll, an ability check, or a saving throw, you can use your reaction and spend 2 sorcery points to roll 1d4 and apply the number rolled as a bonus or penalty (your choice) to the creature's roll. You can do so after the creature rolls but before any effects of the roll occur
Her metamagic options are careful spell, subtle spell and quickened spell.
Her stats are the following:
Strength 16 (+3)
All she could do in her cell was exercise and read.
Dexterity 14 (+2)
Having a more muscular physic grants you some agility.
Constitution 18 (+4)
Enduring persecution and punishments over the years makes you tough.
Intelligence 14 (+2)
Books are a great way of passing time while imprisoned.
Wisdom 10 (+0)
Interactions with only your servants are not good enough to grant you a bonus on insight.
Charisma 12 (+1)
She's not socially awkward, but she isn't the most charismatic either. Most people think she's too... intense.
Her maximul HP is 83.
Her walking speed is 30 ft.
Her saving throws are charisma and constitution.
She has the following proficiencies: daggers, quarterstaffs, slings, light crossbows, battleaxe, handaxe, light hammer, and warhammer, playing cards, smith's tools, arcana, history, nature and intimidation.
Her AC is 11.
She speaks common, gnomish and primordial.
Let's talk NPCs
As I said, I want to make an adventure time campaign without making it obvious that it is, in fact, adventure time. So, I'm changing it up a bit.
I introduce you to Princess Bonnibel.
After The War (Mushroom war) she swore not to use magic again, because, in her opinion, magic was at fault. In my universe I'm making Ice King the main villan (not the final boss tho).
She still uses magic for certain things, for exemple, instead of her potion that turns creatures into candy people, she has the ring of mind control. This ring gives the owner the ability to make a strong suggestion, as though you had a charisma of 20. You do not have to audibly speak, but it will only work on someone within your field of vision. You can also only affect a creature of 15 wisdom or lower, if the subject is of 7 or lower wisdom, they will always follow your commands. If you attempt to order someone to kill themselves or someone/something they love, they will refuse to do so. For convenience sake, all of her citizens have wisdom of 7 or below.
After The War ended, she took all the people she could find, orphan children, widowed women, elders and so on. Not all of her citizens are weak, but she did her best to build a city they would all be safe in. She doesn't have any ill intentions, but regarding enemies, she's quick to anger despite her intellect.
She is somewhat immortal, but she isn't made out of gum. She just has a big stack of longevity potions, so she never ages above 35.
The incarnation of the "mad scientist", Princess Bonnibel, has the following features:
- Can use potions as a bonus action, on herself or another creature
- Ambidextrous, can wield two weapons, which means she has multiattack
- Her crown and matching earrings are capable of protecting the wearer's mind from the Lich's influence
You usually see Princess Bubblegum from the series using a gun when she fights. Ones that she creates. So, I'm making Princess Bubblegum proficient with guns. She is ambidextrous, so she can use two of them. I chose the following:
Arm shotgun
A shotgun specially designed to be attached to the arm in a gauntlet like fashion. The weapon is often attached to bracers or in the case of constructs to their very form. (2d6 piercing damage, range of 30/90, needs reloading after 12 shots)
And finally, her stats:
Strength 12 (+1)
She might not seem too strong, but she's not as defenseless as she looks.
Dexterity 16 (+3)
Her physical construction makes her agile and the fact that she's ambidextrous also counts for me.
Constitution 16 (+3)
Years of experiments gone wrong and surviving a war make you tougher.
Intelligence 20 (+5)
She's a scientist, what do you expect?
Wisdom 14 (+2)
To be a ruler, you need to be wise.
Charisma 12 (+1)
With the exception for the interactions with her citizens, she spent her life being quite lonely, therefore she lacks in the charisma department. But her ring buffs her charisma to 20.
She wears a breastplate and her AC is 14.
Her speed is 30 ft, as normal.
Her max HP is 58.
She has a noble background, obviously. Also, for the sake of not making things evident, her race is human.
She is proficient in light armour and medium armour, ranged weapons, alchemist's supplies and brewer's supplies.
Skill wise, she's proficient in history, investigation, medicine and survival.
Her saving throws are Constitution and Intelligence.
Sooo I prepared an adventure time themed campaign without telling the players it is adventure time themed. All of the players are fans of the show and if nobody catches on I can’t wait to see their faces as I tell them, in the end, that they played as basically Finn and Jake on the Land of Ooo.
OP I am interesting to know how this is going.
I'll keep you updated :)
Let's talk about the potential tho
So has anyone looked at the map of The Land of Ooo lately?
It has every kind of terrain you'd want. Desert, swamps, plain fields, hills, forests, caves, mountains, volcanos(flame kingdom) and it's surrounded by ocean.
The main characters are adventurers. What do they do? Fight bad guys and magical or non-magical creatures, rescue people, aquire items, drink potions and have fun.
What do players in d&d do? Hmmm... What a coincidence.
I am seriously surprised that not a lot of people use Adventure Time for inspiration.
If any of you want, I can even write down the transformed d&d versions of some characters that I'll include in my campaign (Ice King, Princess Bubblegum, Marceline the Vampire Queen, Flame Princess and so on) and the way I'll use them in the story.
Here are the NPCs I posted so far:
As I said, I want to make an adventure time campaign without making it obvious that it is, in fact, adventure time. So, I'm changing it up a
Back at it again with another NPC for the adventure time campaign. I want to introduce you to Princess Phoebe. Much like her cartoon self, P
First pair of DnD sticker designs which are available on my Redbubble, hopefully more to come soon! Reblogs are great but please don’t repost elsewhere without permission!
Sooo I prepared an adventure time themed campaign without telling the players it is adventure time themed. All of the players are fans of the show and if nobody catches on I can't wait to see their faces as I tell them, in the end, that they played as basically Finn and Jake on the Land of Ooo.
““There are 7 ways this could’ve gone and you’ve created an entirely new one””
— Our DM.
CHARGE THE FORT
This happened after a lengthy campaign where we almost lost a few party members pretty frequently, We abide by the ‘iron man’ rule where if you say an action sarcastically or as a joke and someone says ‘iron man’ you HAVE to do it
There was a fort with the last of the enemy cult we had been fighting nearby, and after trying to decide if we would continue or pick it up another day..
Me (half-orc): I charge the fort
Fire mage: iron-man.
Dm: oh no
Me: how many fire runes can you cast on me?
after some calculations of free actions and spell time
FM: 7.. I cast 7
Dm: you are covered in the scorching runes of fire, what next?
Me: I run to the fort
Dm: that will make you exhausted and they will see you coming
Prior to this I got a dragon skin cloak that gives me a 30% chance (1-3 on a d10) of not being effected by fire damage in a single turn, so when I finally reach the gates
Dm: you are exhausted to the point were you are crawling and weeping, the whole cult surrounds you
Me: detonate the runes.
Whole party and Dm: WHAT
i roll my d10 and get a 3 which activated me cloak, I end up doing 7x d10 to every cultist and we get a sweet new fort for our base, safe to say our Dm wouldn’t give us chance based invincibility after that
Anonymous sent: currently dming a party where instead of rolling to see if this strange bard who looked like cher was lying about not knowing what a cow is the entire party just kept rolling to draw cows in the dirt until bard cher understood what a cow was.
This sounds like very many interactions I have had with my own group!!
Feel free to send me your own RPG stories and I’ll draw them!!
“Guess we’re both smoking tonight”
— my fighter type while smoking a cigar and casting burning hands on a thief
“Sliding into your dm’s, more like you’re dating your dungeon master and the DM slides into YOU”
— our bard (ofc)
They have an NPC collection
After an intense fight with a vengeful river god, the party pulled out all the stops on diplomacy and managed to get it to talk to them, revealing that it had once lost control of itself and destroyed its own worshipers, and its current rage was mostly the result of its own shame and grief.
Druid: Kawa, you should come with us. I know a place where you’ll be hidden, and my master can help you learn to control your emotions. DM: Wait, time out. Are you adopting a god?
Druid: I mean, here’s the thing. Siru really feels for Kawa right now. He has a soft spot for broken characters. Bard: And Krysali’s empathetic to everybody. Did you expect us NOT to adopt the god? Fighter: When have we ever not tried to adopt an NPC? DM: Yeah, fair, I should have seen this coming. But it’s a god! Bard: Well, we’re not just going to leave him alone and sad in a dungeon. DM: Stop adopting all my villains! Druid: Stop giving all your villains tragic backstories! DM: …Okay. Kawa has no reasonable in-character reason NOT to go with you. So sure. I guess there’s a god in your party now. Fighter: And now we have three NPCs!
Never Trust a Stranger
Our group met an evil entity we didn’t know was evil in the bottom of a deep dark dungeon after fighting several zombie like creatures. This was only the second game for the cleric who had just joined the game previous by running into the players in the dungeon caves. No one knew he was evil at the time. The cleric is a death domain tabaxi.
Cleric: So you just…hang out down here or what? Entity: I am the guardian of the magic seals. But I need your aid to close them or else more of those creatures may break through. Rogue: Okay we’ll help you, what do we need to do? Cleric: First we need to take a long rest because I’m out of everything. But also do you not think this shit is suspicious? Entity: What do you mean? Cleric: Listen here dude: my intelligence might be an 8 but my fucking wisdom is an 18 and it’s not wise to trust some rando you meet in the middle of a dungeon! Rogue: We trusted you! Cleric: My point exactly!
Fighter: How long have you been down here? Cleric: Long enough for the voices to stop. Fighter: …you mean start? Cleric: No. Stop.
*After discussing what we needed for the ritual and finding out we needed an elf and a magic user, leaving the tabaxi out* Entity: I’ve never seen anything like you before, except perhaps in alleyways, diving for scraps. Cleric: And I’ve never seen anything like you before, except in a grave, you corpse looking motherfucker.
*After helping him and destroying the seals* Entity: *Evil laughter* Cleric: *Loud, offended gasp* I FUCKING TOLD YOU!
“Just want to clarify something here. Is crying a bonus action or a free action?”
— Our rouge, after getting stabbed in the hand for trying to pickpocket an NPC
