GET RABBIT-ED!
*A bunny ear headband is *poofed* onto your head.
It's going to be there all day.*
The trouble with not checking the mail for several months is now I have to wear this in May and I look quite deranged.
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seen from United States
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GET RABBIT-ED!
*A bunny ear headband is *poofed* onto your head.
It's going to be there all day.*
The trouble with not checking the mail for several months is now I have to wear this in May and I look quite deranged.
Do any of your alters share an inner world?
We do. Ours kind of looks like either a coffee shop, Library, or bar for some reason. We kind have conversations a lot so we see that a lot.We kind of chill there and figure out who is fronting we also have particular ways we look too in the inner world.-Asmodeus
These are all kind of what the inner world looks like.
I'm creating my own world. I feel like I should start with the gods since they're the foundation, but I don't want to get lost in the process or make them too OP, which I'm worried about doing on accident since I'm so new to dnd mechanics. Because I'm so new though I also think I should start with something much simpler like magic items.... idk, I think I just need some guides or something, but something in particular I'm trying to do rn is make my own warlock patron. Tips? I've got the (1/2)
The patrons character and motivation down, I'm just trying to figure out mechanics. She's an evil nature goddess basically (2/2)
Hey there! Haven’t been on this account in ages haha, sorry about that! If you’ve got any further inquiries, if you’ve got twitter, I would shoot me a DM @hexlix!
What I personally do is look at the actual warlock paths from the PHB and use those numbers as a guide, or if it’s more of a soft skill as opposed to damage, subtract damage from the equation or place limiters on your base skills for higher levels, like I did with my Muse Patron.
Secondly, whenever you can, I heavily recommend playtesting your patron and make tweaks here and there based on what might be too strong or too weak. If you’re new to making paths like this, I would suggest making one based in soft skills as opposed to damage, ones that can apply status effects and function outside of combat better because then you don’t have to deal with. Y’know, nuking enemies and making your DM cry over the boss battle they spent ages prepping.
If damage is what you want, though, I’m not sure. I’ve never been good with numbers, just try and follow the numbers on the spells you can take, I suppose!
Hope that helps!
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Mo! How do you feel about weddings?
In general? Usually full of drama. Fun to witness, not so much fun when the yelling is directed at you.
...what are you planning?
You could be part time! I can offer full time benefits!
Abigail, my dear, no benefits could outweigh the luxury of retirement.
And how are you, Lord Slorch?
Who on earth is Lord Slorch?
you know one of the differences between you and azira is that you're a demon and he isn't.
one of the similarities is whoch sins you like the most. LLLLLLLLike....
Gluttony?
i love that you trusted your informants who sent you unarmed into a graveyard in the middle of the night <3 /silly /aff
I thought I had a mission partner who *was* armed.
Apparently, only one of those things was true.