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[jhamkul]

Warlock Subclass: The Rat King

Beneath the floorboards of every major city lies a network of secrets that most people overlook, so created a patron who rules over this hidden domain. The Rat King is a collective consciousness formed by the vermin of the underworld, making it the perfect patron for an urban setting where information is more valuable than money.

If you are looking to play as the ultimate infiltrator without multiclassing into rogue, turning local vermin into your personal spy network, this subclass is perfect for you. It provides the tools to thrive in the dark corners of the world, blending stealth and psionic influence to ensure you always know more than your enemies.

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[nadeuh]

Updating my DND character, she keeps getting traumatized but at least she looks cool

[memimic]

Partial Shapeshifter

Feat

Why become something else entirely when you can simply improve the parts you need? Claws, gills, extra reach, a different face... your body bends just enough to solve problems in ways nature never intended.

💬 How would you reshape your body?

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[impsemporium]

nobody can do a thing.

[blackoakbindery]

First post on Tumblr. I have no idea what I'm doing, but hey, here's a picture of some books I made!

[yolosguide]

The knowledge that comes with foresight is only half the battle, the other part is what you do with said knowledge. As everyone's favorite animated evil lion uncle is fond of singing, be prepared! ---For more, Patreon! https://www.patreon.com/yolosguide

[xxmerah]

Hello everyone! I'm looking for people to play DND with. I'd like to join a group of have a new one with new players. Preferably LGBTQ+ people who are around 18-22 year old( not a strict preference but I'd like people my age).

Leave a comment or text me on my Instagram : @_lookitsbea_

[direction-and-dragons]

A howls moving castle character dynamic for a game:

Have a player meet npc or another player they have never met before who says they have been looking everywhere for, like howl at the beginning of the movie. Then somewhere alone the way, probably towards the end of the story arc/campaign have them go back in time, to save the other player/npc by telling them to find them in the future.

This is extremely up open to interpretation and can be done in the variety of ways.