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Stallion Cabana posted:Done. Could you toss that to me, too?
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There's some stuff in it that I'm pretty iffy on (the fact that pulling a Perseus against basilisks gives you -2 for the benefit of rolling one more death save seems kind of arbitrarily punishing clever, mythic action, for example, and I don't really like a ton of the fluff because I prefer more gray-area Icon stuff) but the monsters themselves are generally pretty interesting!
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May 19, 2014 19:58
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Well, to be fair, as far as I can tell Occultists don't realy have a limited spell selection, so they're just getting that as a bonus - once it's cast, they can use that slot for other 9th level spells without having 'wasted' a spell pick, because of how their flexible spell memorization works.
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May 19, 2014 21:57
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Here ya go.
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I'm thinking of testing a way of using Icon dice in my upcoming Theros game. I may give them to the players to spend, in the sense of: when you're in a situation and need some help that is in theme for your Icon, spend the die. For a 5, the problem you're facing changes. For a 6, things improve, straight up. Because I'm using gods and Theros rather than the standard Icons, this might take the form in combat of, say, a divine blessing or a divine curse, or the sudden appearance of a god-sent monster (which then has to be dealt with afterwards) or so on. It feels like it might be easier and more organic than me trying to plan in the Icon rolls.
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fosborb posted:Holy poo poo. I'm surprised by the royalties thing. Thank you, Pelgrane Royalties don’t really exist in the rpg industry.
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Glover was a weird game.
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Meyers-Briggs Testicle posted:The DM claimed the adventure was run by a "known grinder who writes adventures like this". Run by or written by? Because 'run by,' uh, that one's the DM being weird and speaking in the third person about their tendency to run meatgrinders.
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