Just saying, Xivu Arath resurrected Oryx out of love to him, despite her being literal God of War, and Saint XIV right now is trying to save Osiris from death and just one season his actions changed Eliksni's opinion on him from "real life Baba Yaga with guns" to "noble protector of House of Light".
Hello! As you may or may not know, for the longest time, Wonder Woman has had a reputation of having lame villains. Depending on your level of Wonder Woman fandom, you might find that reputation unfair or justified, but I am here to ask you about the time when Geoff Johns (I think it was him?) took a bunch of Flash villains and apparently reconceptualized them and turned them into really fearsome foes. Maybe I have this all wrong? All I know is that years ago, I vaguely recall the Rogues being a much talked about topic because of some sort of revamp. I would like to know which Flash books should I read in order to see that Rogues Revamped storyline unfold? Was it Geoff Johns indeed who revamped the Rogues? I have always wondered how Wonder Woman villains could be beefed up and made more of a threat all across the DC universe, and every time I mention it, people tell me "you should read The Flash's Rogues story." Where do I read that? Thankls!!!
Please his concept is so cool, but he is so limited and predictable because you can only play him one kind of way. Pleassse rito pleaseeeee! Notice me !
A bunch of peasants gain one adventuring class level. Which one is the best? (Note: if they can take a subclass, it will remain the same for every one of them.).
For me, it would be Cleric (Life). Insane healing and buff spells while going nuts in heavy armour, shields and maces, or attacking at range with cantrips. Plus, I like the crusade vibes (Deus vult, anybody?).
What do you think?
I know everyone knows how unreal this kid has been. In one year he has completely flipped the script on drafting a kicker and has absolutely carried us with some clutch kicking all year long. Dude is just the definition of ice in his veins.
I'm a stats guy so just some extra perspective on how unbelievable what he is doing truly is.
Matt Prater is the all-time NFL leader for kicks from 50+ with 66 regular season and 4 post season, 70 total at age 37.
McPherson is at 11 total, 9 regular season, 2 post season at age 22. Meanwhile he is kicking at 87.8% accuracy with more than half of those kicks (24 of 41) coming from 40+ which also puts him as the 5th most accurate kicker of all time. As a rookie!
At his current pace when he is Praters age he will have 176 from 50+, if that doesn't put perspective on just how insane he is I don't know what does.
We got ourselves a kicker boys! Who dey! Now let's go kick some chiefs ass!!!
The party ( 4 PCs level 6 + Shago) are heading to investigate the strange footprints and are definitely going to run into the Frost Giants. What I wonder though, is: Is a fight going to totally flatten my party?
3 Giants and 1 Winter Wolf is rated as beyond Deadly. 5600 is Deadly for 4 level 6 and this has 12,400 XP base and 24,800 XP adjusted according to the CR math, but I know that's not always accurate. The party is a Mastermind Rogue, Lore Bard, Vengeance Paladin, and Battlemaster Fighter. I think maybe the Bard could shut down a bunch of them with Hypnotic Pattern, but if not I can't really see them winning against these odds without a LOT of luck.
Did anyone change up the Frost Giants to make it more possible to win? I'm debating between handicapping them (because of the heat) or making them a deadly threat that must be fled. I think my party is atypical in this respect and would probably flee if they felt that they needed to. Has anyone had the giants capture the party and take them to Hvalspyd? Maybe that's the best option?
I guess it's possible that they could lie their way past them (they've met Artus and the rogue is a harper and knows exactly who he is and what he has) but I just don't think that's super likely with the way that this party rolls.
What should I do? All ideas welcome!
