#dnd logic

[paulm3006]

Viva La Dirt League Fanart

[artisticdreamweaver]

Lords vs Muses

So it's been a long time since I've posted anything about classpecting stuff, so I'm really rusty. For years I've struggled with Master classes because they were so vastly different from the major classes. When something embodies all active and all passive abilities, how do you full explain and comprehend that?

I deliberated a long time and spoke with my good friend, shout out to @creative-classpect for helping me realize the best way to understand this.

Lords and Muses play a role similar to DMs in a DnD setting. Think about it. Master classes are two types of DMs. Lords are the idea of Dm vs players while Muses are Dms who work with players. They have such tremendous powers to work with, and they clearly show how they exert their powers. I'm still wrapping my brain around how Master classes with different aspects work, but the whole DM analogy has been an eye opener for me.

[cindercattmc]

There's no I in team, but there are six in "Fuck it, I don't care how big the room is, I cast fireball".

[donethatbeforelong]

Need DND logic to be real so I could roll a Nat20 for my math and chemistry exam

[baelinsrod]

It's funny as hell, but also...👀

[shorteststory]

When the party likes the doppelganger more than you (ft. voice guest Leeman Kessler)!

[baelinsrod]

😳👀

[lockhinge]

Bard: So, the mind flayers' device can sense both my friend and my necklace. I know that your cloaking amulets would cover a person, but would my amulet-- Ranger: --Need to wear another, smaller amulet? Bard: Yes, exactly.