#corillion

[probablybadrpgideas]

Play strip-dnd

You must wear exactly as many garments as you have hit points. Take them off and on as you lose and gain hp. If you play a 20 Constitution Barbarian you might want to invest in a lot of socks.

Temporary hit points can only be represented by hats.

[tzalmavet]

groke fur is like chinchilla fur, also under that fur is lil floppy ears

resulting opinions are MIXED

[dooptown]

corillion replied to your post: every day i have to see the beautiful characters...

I appreciate your shielding us from them

if i ever reblog a beastars h*manization or g*jinka tell tumblr to delete my blog

[monstersdownthepath]

Hey just wanted to say great work and I enjoy reading your stuff. Your original profane obedience stuff is awesome because you obviously love it a lot more than the official content makers do.

AAAAA THANK YOU

I wouldn’t throw Paizo’s people completely under the bus, though! They certainly dropped the ball here and there, but with a project as enormously ambitious as the Complete Book of the Damned, I can forgive a few mistakes.

You can expect more from me soon, though! I’m taking a lengthy mental health break from work, and that should let me work on my personal projects a bit!

[magicjudge]

I'm still confused by some scenarios where a player leaves the game while controlling permanents belonging to another player. In what cases does control revert, and in what cases are they exiled?

If the permanent was already on the battlefield when the dying player got it, then it goes back to its previous controller.

If the permanent came from another zone (e.g. hand, library, stack, graveyard, exile) directly to the dying player’s control, then it will be exiled.

[probablybadrpgideas]

When a character maxes out their Wisdom stat, they become aware that they are a fictional character in an rpg

[probablybadrpgideas]

Rolling all those dice takes time away from playing the game!

Roll a whole batch in advance and pop them in the freezer for game night.

[monstersdownthepath]

Re: the Arachnidal Rebirth, I'm just not over the lack of restriction in targets. Can you use it on a ghost? Does the ghost's head stay incorporeal? Clockwork constructs with their mechanical heads now attached to a living spider body?? Does a beholder get an entire little beholder to use as a head now??

As written? There doesn’t seem to be any restriction aside from the fact that your target has to be able to die. A ghost, many forms of undead, and constructs technically don’t “die” so much as just cease.

I think if you did it on an undead being–including an incorporeal one–they would come back as whoever they were before they died, except Now A Spider. I doubt your DM would allow Forced Reincarnation (and Arachnidal Rebirth) to work on non-corporeal or non-living targets, though, because then it just gets weird. What does a machine reincarnate into?

I’m at a loss of how to handle Beholders and creatures like Cacodaemons, which are technically just floating heads. That’s………… yeah. that’s weird.