I'm sensitive to my players and their experiences. They read the primer and are concerned that everything was going well with the native species and the Titans until the Dragonlords showed up and conquered them
A. Would you say that is accurate?
B. Can this be mitigated?
How, you ask?
I kept the Ultros' ability to teleport between bodies of water at the cost of them having less time to sail around post-Mytros. Right now, they're in the Nether Sea and have fifteen out of thirty days left on the clock.
Their plan is to split the party and pop open two of the Prison Cubes at the same time, to freak Lutheria tf out. They will leave one party member with some NPCs at one cube, then teleport to the other cube and time it so they open the cubes at the same time.
They hope to release the giant monsters inside and sic them on Lutheria. They figure wherever Lutheria is, she will go to investigate, run into one of the monsters, and get eaten by something.
This is as far as they've thought this plan out.
Running the next session is going to be fun.
Hey all. Figured I'd pass along my tracking spreadsheet for our campaign. I started out tracking this way years ago but it's evolved over time. I used to write up summaries for each session, but then I'd forget once or twice and never go back to it, so this time around I just tried to write up a quick bullet list of major events just as a reminder from week to week.
We also ran with milestones to start, but following the bonus XP guidelines kept things pretty much at the same pace, so after 5th level we just went straight XP since it was in parity.
Questions/comments welcome!
The party:
Honorable mentions (left early):
Session/XP Tracker:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1yQoPOUplUSqVOwDEeYrpicByTXxNVJLodswioYFXle4/edit?usp=sharing
Hello everyone! I'm currently tinkering with inkarnate.
In my head, the middle part of the map is difficult terrain and shallow water as there is a road on the Estoria map. Maybe I could have added more land on the right because there's a big part on top that basically will not be used.
I added some details like a pole, rope and animal bones on the rock, and decided to also place a brazier >!(lightened by the Order at dusk for the sacrifice maybe)!<.
What do you guys think? This is without the grid but just so you know, the rock is about 6x6 meters (20x20 feet for the others).
I haven't been tapped in for a while but I see that the PDF's are now available, if I order off backer kit now, when would I be able to expect to get it?
So the poisionous sting of my dragonlord Paladin just send Graxis to sleep twice in the whole Dungeon.
The DC to not falling asleep is a con save of at least 7. With a +5 mod only a nat 1 would do the trick.
The bastard rolled it twice and made the whole thing a piece of cake for my Players. They really enjoyed themselfs.
Well i took the L and made a mental Note to target the little shit more often.
It was fun.
So I've been in a Dragonlords campaign for some time, and a while back I got a commission of my character! Meet The Bastard, Orelius the Fox. Slayer of the Great Boar and the Cerberus of the Mithral Forge. Master of the Game of Gods, Bastard Son of Acastus, Heir of Estor Arkelander, and Consort to Princess Anora of Estoria. He is a Level 5 Warlord, a homebrew martial class focused on support. He's the unholy mixture of Odysseus, Sokka from The Last Airbender, and Jon Snow. Confident, a bit full of himself, but cunning, and with a strong sense of morality, though a bit tempered by his pragmatism.
If anyone is interested in the artist, I can give their details in DMs! Just don't feel comfortable sharing that in the open without their consent.