Had a great response to A Traveller's Guide to The Forgotten Realms: Druids and heading out for #CouchTo5k Week 2 run 3. Let's get it.
#dnd#storytelling#dungeonmaster
So I'm officially posting on Patreon, I guess.
Episode 15 of A Traveller's Guide to the Forgotten Realms is taking (even) longer a misfire yesterday.
But I love my work, I love #ttrpgs, #storytelling and #worldbuilding and want to share it with you all.
https://t.co/k2mf3udkeB
@Nerdcognito Driders? Bloody DRIDERS?! Creatures with ENORMOUS stats, crazy powers, poison, webs and hit dice.
Let me guess: being reduced to a +1, a +2 and a skill bump?
But race doesn't affect stats these days... oh well.
It's time for a check-in with Falrien on his journey through the Forgotten Realms. This is his first encounter with a duid circle and he learns just how complex the wardens of nature really are.
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@FantasyGrounds2 27 years, somehow. It's the combination of age and responsibilities that made me make the Traveller's Guide on YouTube so I can pass down some of what I know despite not having real time to play.
@basedbinkie Last time a player wanted a Drow PC, I warned them about how drpw were perceived in the world and that reactions wouldn't be good. They were shocked when everyone ran away screaming.
They thought I was playing and decided to fight the guards. They had to roll a new character.
@TimothyImholt@CinderAedus Creativity is key, but the game doesn't encourage it anymore. Everything is aggressively balanced, all the edges sanded down and all the actually transgressions stuff sanitised. It's sad.
Alas, the game has had essentially all of it's edges sanded off now. Like almost all fantasy these days the heroic aspect is almost completely gone, replaced with a desperate therapised toxic empathy.
DnD actually bent the knee to the piss-babies who got offended over Orc and Drow. They’re also bringing in ‘sensitivity readers’, good fucking grief
Might as well just wrap everything in bubble wrap now because fiction is no longer allowed to challenge us
So sick of this shit
I've just learned that last year marked the 30th anniversary of one of the most beloved and formative books of my youth: All the Weyrs of Pern by the legendary Anne McCaffrey.
Her work is frequently considered problematic in these strange days, but it was fundamental to me.