So I have this idea for a campaign concept, and I would love some feedback.
The idea is that centuries ago a powerful human wizard was angered by the discrepancy in the lifespans of various humanoids, and the social inequality those long vs. short lifespans created. So the human created a powerful necromantic field over the world that steals life and longevity from the long-lived humanoid races and grants it to the short lived ones, such that all races live to be about 200 years old or so.
The campaign would take place centuries later, in a world that has adjusted to the new normal. During the campaign an elf or other long lived humanoid would find a way to cast an equally powerful anti-necromantic spell that cancels out the first, and the lifespans of all humanoids are slowly returning to where they naturally are. However, the spell also blocks the powerful necromancy required to cast spells that bring the dead back to life.
The adventurers would need to make a choice on which side to fight for, and which side is right. However, I am extremely hesitant to run this as I feel like it is too morally ambiguous. As a player I personally enjoy not dealing with constant moral dilemmas and morality debates when I play. A few is fine, but I fear the lack of a clear moral high-ground could cause issues.
I'd love some feedback, and especially what anyone's experiences are with a morally grey campaign - good or bad. Also, I totally recognize this definitely has strong Tomb of Annihilation vibes, it was definitely an inspiration.
Hello all! I (and hopefully some people I know) are going to try to revive our community here.
Iβll be looking forward to trying to get some battle reports going, maybe even a βbootcampβ series so new or older players can brush up. Maybe even get some 3D printed units or armies to use in give aways.
What are some ideas or hopes that you guys have for our little community here?
As always have a great day, and I hope to see you on the great journey!
Morgue: https://cbro.berotato.org/morgue/billz999/billz999.txt
Attempting a 15 rune Ogre blaster caster on .24, I already have 6 runes including frozen rune. Lich form is online and Iβm using fire storm/fire bolt as my main damaging spells along with haunt for tough enemies.
Thereβs only a few amnesia scrolls left and most of my spells are being used pretty regularly, so I only have a few spell points to work with.
My question is, would revivification or deaths door be more viable for pan and tombs, or maybe even just focus on getting cblink? Iβm mainly worried about getting owned in tombs and needing an escape button, or worst of all being silenced in pan. My guy is pretty chunky so the hp loss from reviv would be negligible assuming I may only need to use it once or twice. Also, Iβm quite low on blink scrolls and heal wounds potions.
Assuming I can only take one more spell, which would you pick?
Note: I play .24 because fire elementalist is my favorite background and I canβt adapt to the new changes
So let's say I manage to land a Greater Bestow Curse on an enemy lich, and slap a mean -12 Charisma penalty on him. If his current & max HP were low enough, that -6 HP/HD could destroy him instantly - but what then? Curses are nasty in that they are persistent. Would this lich remain cursed even through its own self-revival ability, and thus continuously revive and fall to dust as the -12 Cha penalty eats into it? Are curses automatically broken when something dies, and thus is suicide/party-assisted-suicide followed up by a Raise Dead a way to break an otherwise unbreakable curse set upon a PC? What are the RAWs here?
Ok, hear me out. There's this game called Ring of Elysium (RoE). It's a BR just like PUBG and very very fun. I only discovered it a bit ago and I realized how long it's taken to get into a game and I was thinking that the Reddit hive mind should try it out and maybe revive it??
Well, thank you for bearing with me!
Is there a way to turn off zombie revivification via settings or mods (I'm using 0.E-2 Ellison-2)?
that was the best QOL mod ever and now its not apart of the game, im using the launcher by remyroy and i cant find that mod anywhere, so sad.
With more companies allowing white collar workers to work remotely, people are free to live anywhere they want. This enables our workforce to find housing locations with a lower cost of living, often in small town, rural America. This could be the literal salvation of small towns across the country and create new jobs laying infrastructure (particular data lines) to remote places. The added benefit would be access to the digital information highway that we take for granted in the cities and suburbs, allowing for a higher standard of education.
Died with 10 runes in hand. I know, I did not have a great success rate with the spell. I should have used blink to get more room from the tormentors / Txits.
#Overview
The treaty of Dandong-Sinujiu requires China to make good on extensive promises regarding power generation in the DPRK. Eight nukes have been removed and handed over to the UN, and it is time for phase two. Normally, the kinds of power generation we are talking about are prohibited by UNSC sanctions against assisting North Korea in this regard. However, China contraversially vetoed renewing Economic Sanctions against the DPRK in the UN this year, meaning the DPRK economy can now legally receive investment to bring it to life. Several of our UNSC partners, most notable France and the US, did not approve, and China is betting the farm on North Korean de-escalation predicated on partial surrender of their nuclear arsenal with commensurate economic investments. Hopefully this will work towards a lasting peace in the Korean Peninsula, as we bring millions of koreans out of darkness and poverty.
#Power Generation Timetable
China promises to install 100 GW of power generation facilities over the next ten years, concentrating on Green energy in keeping with our Green China commitments, especially Wind, Solar, and Nuclear energy. We will hold off on intallments of nuclear energy at first, because of the international concern about nuclear influences in the DPRK. Therefore, phase 1 will focus on speedy installment of Wind and Solar energy, and reviving North Korean grid infrastructure. As they themselves note:
> "DPRKβs power problems are vast. Much of the problem lies in our power transmission lines, which are in a state of disrepair. Badly outdated and criminally undermaintained, they cause huge power loss and make power transmission extremely inefficient."
This timetable will bring China's vast infrastructural companies in to North Korea, to give them a grid able to guarantee that available power can be rolled out reliably, and efficiently. The target price, based on China's own powerplants, is $0.029 / MW.
###Phase 1: 2025-2028
The first phase will install 10GW of onshore and offshore Wind Turbines in key locations across the DPRK, particularly in those weatherbeaten areas that will
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#Overview
As part of the treaty of Dandong-Sinujui, Chinese banks are to enter the DPRK, and set to work opening up the economy of what had been the world's most reclusive state. With the beginning of the end of the nuclear program, Chinese banks are ready to move in to North Korea and make things very different. The opening up of the North Korean economy promises to be one the world's great gambles - can investment and financial stability roll back the tide of militarism that has hampered the Korean peninsula for so long? Time will tell.
#Monetary Banking
The first step will be to ensure that reams of Chinese money can pour in to North Korea, without causing spiralling inflation. If we simply dump cash in, on trucks, the investments will be worth less. However, if we can ensure that DPRK citizens have access to liquid capital which flows from Central Banks, and can be issued as debt on the strength of a monetary system that is out of the hands of the regime, then there is every likelihood that our fabled "Nork-Boom" will come true in the nice, economic, sense - instead of the scary WW3 way.
###Central Banking
China's Central Bank will underwrite a new banksheet for North Korea's Central Bank, on the condition that control is handed to the board of the Bank, and that Chinese Central Bankers sit on it. The deposits will be established upon enormous Chinese contracts for construction, and factories, which will generate growth from turning North Korea into China's new MiniChina, ie, workshop. Bonds giving banks in North Korea options on 10, 20, and 30 year cycles yielding medium, medium-high, and high, interest rates, will stake out the perameters, while FDI will count for most of the rest.
The funds of the North Korean Central Bank are expected to reach the tens of billions fairly quickly, as Chinese bankers look to supply North Korea's monetary system with a credit line that won't run dry in the first phases of their purchase of Chinese goods and services that will transform their economy from a backwater, into a regional marvel. This is only possible on condition of Chinese supervision of monetary policy - in a consultancy role of course - and North Korean Won will be plentiful, without be aggravated into inflation.
###Consumer Banking
Chinese banks will be given a free rein to set up across North Korea, and supply North Korean businesses
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10 charges. Good.
Single unit. Ok.
Huge cooldown (26 second where the HoT is active plus another 45 seconds). Bad.
Not too noticeable effect. Worst.
It's rare when I have a fight where I can use more than 3 charges (without abusing the flee time of the enemy).
I couldn't find any mod that boost this unit somehow (boosting the effect by halving the charges, reducing the cooldown by 95%, making it aoe or making it an aura).
There it goes my humble piece of feedback.
I have no other issue with lizardmen.
#Overview
As stipulated in the treaty of Dandong-Sinujiu, Chinese nuclear inspectors have entered North Korea again. On first inspection, a comprehensive catalogue of North Korean nuclear facilities was conducted. Since that time, the Union State has also conducted an independent inspection of the facilities and corroborated our findings. On this inspection, however, an unprecedented step has allowed Chinese inspectors to remove eight nuclear weapons from North Korea.
#Inspection and Removal
In accordance with the bilateral treaty between Beijing and Pyongyang, China will be removing eight nuclear weapons from North Korea, and handing them over to the IAEA decommissioning agency, for evaluation and safe destruction. These weapons have threatened to start World War 3 several times, and China is glad to be here at the beginning of North Korea's deescalation, and hopefully, a lasting peace on the Korean Peninsula.
China will be removing, and handing over to the UN, the following items from Sanumdong Missile Research Facility:
- 2 x Hwasong-12 MRBMs with single nuclear warheads
- 2 x Hwasong-14 IRBMs with unitary thermonuclear warheads
- 1 x Hwasong-15 ICBM with MIRV with a single nuclear warhead inside
- 3 x Pukkuksong SLBMs with single nuclear warheads
It is hoped that the removal and handover of these warheads will go a great distance to persuading the international community of North Korea's commitment to de-escalation, and that China is right to change the direction of the management of this most inflammatory predicament from being one of purely punishment and threat; to being one of diplomacy and collaborative action.
Stormfather says: βYOU WILL MURDER MY CHILD AND LEAVE HER CORPSE TO WICKED MENβ
Since Syl came back to life, could other shard blades be revived and create bonds with their hosts? It seems to me that people who would be drawn to that kind of personally honor are repulsed by the nature of shard blades in the first place, putting them aside as part of their road towards becoming a radiant.
As much as I like the theory of Adolin (talking to his blade, not giving it a name), the assassination of Sadeas seems to put him on a non-radiant track. Under what circumstances could a dead blade come back to life?
