Hello, my fellow HWW'ers! The time of prophecies is nigh, for now we shalt discovereth the hidden truths behind our playstyles. That's right, now you can finally find out what your character class would be, if HWW worked like Dungeons & Dragons!
Simply put, we're going to adapt D&D stats (strength, dexterity etc) into HWW-esque things (sleuthing, accusing etc) and then we'll see who's a Wizard, who's a Rogue and who's a Bard! ^^besides ^^me
Have fun! And now if you'll excuse me, I have to complete another project I've been postponing
I'm thinking charlatan for the background but I'm torn on the class and would love to know what you think.
Been playing a lot of D&D (the good kind) with friends new to the game, and have used Thrones as a way to explain the classes. Some examples:
Tormund - barbarian
Melissandre - warlock
Bran - druid
How would you categorize your favorite characters??
Luna would provably be something like a Cleric with the Casshern Sins Her alignment would probably be Casshern Sins
Feel free to refer to any particular Edition of DnD you prefer, as well as any version/continuity of the Bat family you like.
The Companion Dragon provides bonuses to EXP, Gold, and item find chance. After you install the game and pick your character class, the game gives you a temporary 90% discount on the Dragon ($0.99). Some time later after purchasing it you will be offered another temporary 90% discount for an improved Dragon ($2.99). And another improved Dragon ($4.99). And another improved Dragon ($6.99). I don't know if they continue past that. Now that you have been playing a while you might be interested in playing one of the other character classes (currently only 2 but there will be more soon), but after making the switch you will notice that you no longer have access to the Dragon...but that's okay /s because soon you will be offered some more temporary 90% discounts!
I do like the game, but I didn't like the surprise limitation on the money I spend.
If I wanted help making a project like "Final Fantasy 14 x Dungeons & Dragons project" but a "Final Fantasy Tactics x Dungeons & Dragons project" for dnd 5e where should I start?
The entire U.S. military mobilize to confront a god among men, a being that just so happens to be chaotic evil.
Everything from Xanathar's and Sword Coast is allowed, but only one subclass per class (duh)
[edit] Holy shit did this blow up more that I thought it would
Hello Everyone!
Our Campaign will be ending in March or April and with 2 players dropping out we have decided we’d like to add a new player or two; Collectively we’ve known and played with each other for the better part of 3 years, with a couple of people coming and going over the years. If you’re looking to join a group and make new friends, then we might be the crew for you. To make sure you’re the right person please take note of the following musts.
- Games Take Place Every Thursday and Every Second Saturday (On/Off) The Scheduled times are 7:00pm to 11:00pm GMT both days, In the last 3 years we’ve only cancelled a handful of games so it’s imperative to us all that you can make these times.
- You must be above the age of 25, We’re all adults in our late 20’s Early Thirties. - Webcams will be used during the games.
- Be willing to use/learn to use Discord and our Virtual Platform Foundry VTT.
Please also note that The Campaign will not start until March/April we’re allowing plenty of time to find the right person and will want to invite people to singular sessions or one shots to see what your like. Finally, We do not care for your level of experience in the game, if you’re a novice we’ll teach you, what matters is the Person and the Persona
A Bit about us; We’re a group of people mostly in our twenties with a mix of genders and personalities, we’re all incredibly friendly, open and welcoming. We’re extremely excited to find a new friend. We also come from across the European continent, With players from Portugal to Germany with a few stops between. The game will be played exclusively in English as that is the only language that we all share, “perfect” English is not a necessity. We often share our love of other games with each other hanging out in chat and watching movies too.
The World will be a Very High Magical Sci-Fi Homebrew Setting where the limits of what can be done with magic has been tested. To Quote “Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic” though in this case it is magic! The Game begins in the Safety of a City called Eyra, spared from the ruinous destruction that befell the rest of the world Eyra survived a galactic war of gods under a giant protective dome, now 600 years later the city is expanding back into the stars in a period of wonderous discovery. The Aesthetics of the setting vary from world to world, Eyra the Home base and primary setting is a Large City with classical white Aesthetic sat abo
... keep reading on reddit ➡My introduction to role playing games began with the PS1 game Final Fantasy VII.
I enjoyed the giant swords, the crazy monsters, the Materia - but what grabbed me and made me a fan for life was the STORY. I challenge you to find someone who has played it, and didn’t appreciate the plot, the environmental narrative, the terrifying villain… it’s a masterpiece.
Several years ago, my brother and I decided to start playing Dungeons & Dragons, for no other reason that it sounded fun, and sounded like a great way to spend tome together.
I joined a game of Dungeons & Dragons 5e run by some of his friends.
I was not prepared for how this game took me by the balls. I’m hooked.
Again, I’m a sucker for a great story, and I found the vehicle of collaborative storytelling a thoroughly enjoyable and addictive one. It occurred to me while reading other people’s homebrew additions and modules to 5e (most notably , JoeTheDMs Pokémon 5e stuff) that I really wanted to explore how to bring these two things - FFVII and collaborative storytelling - together.
So…
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Hello and welcome to FFVII D&D 5E!
FFVII D&D 5E is a supplement to the popular Dungeons & Dragons 5e tabletop RPG.
The standard Class and Race specific spells have been replaced with a Materia and Limit Break system. There are also all new FFVII influenced Races, Classes, and Backgrounds.
I set out to create this supplement as a way to run a simplified FFVII RPG using basic rules from the already well-known and polished D&D 5e system.
Here are links to the resources:
FFVII D&D 5E Player Hand Book (PHB)
FFVII D&D 5E Dungeon Masters Guide (DMG)
FFVII D&D 5E Reactor #1 (One Shot)
FFVII D&D Discord: https://discord.gg/DdZNTcCHZW
Additional links to battlemaps, fillable & self calculating character sheets, premade characters and FFVII themed Spotify playlists are listed within the supplement PDFs.
I have put a lot of time and effort into this supplement.
I hope this catches your interest and brings a spark to your
... keep reading on reddit ➡For those who didn't know one was coming; it's set in Forgotten Realms, directed and written by Game Night (2018) directors and e.g. Spider-Man: Homecoming writers, who have some other interesting pieces in their CV as well, like the upcoming The Flash movie. Starring Chris Pine and Hugh Grant among others.
The filming is completed and the movie was supposed to be released already in 2022, but was pushed back due to COVID-19.
With this recipe, do you think this could be an actual solid movie? Because I do. I didn't yet mention that Aquaman writer has participated in the story writing as well.
How much on the scale of 1d20 were you disappointed when you heard it's delayed?
Last thing, few months ago there were rumors that Benedict Cumberbatch would be involved. It's not confirmed but here's my conspiracy theory: that's because he's voice acting a dragon only and thus not needed on set. How awesome would this be after The Hobbit?
D&D has grown far beyond humble dungeons and mere (?) dragons! I want to know the attributes of your campaign which would become the new title.
Mine: Caves & Cowards I guess its my fault, as the DM, that my Players always seem to be exploring caves, but I don't think there's been a single encounter where one of them hasn't tried to run away.
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