They have finally arrived, the very representation of death incarnate as the Kindred. I have held them in incredibly high esteem regarding their power scale. What do you think? Do you like it? What modifications would you make to them?
The art and images are from League of Legends, property by Riot Games.
If you want to use Kindred and other champions, here is the FoundryVTT module.
Behold, the great staff of Professor Larianna McClear! Simple yet ever effective, who wouldn't want their homework to do itself while it writes its own pages? A perfect complement for any caster, and a great opportunity to test out a new design for these types of item pages. This one is pretty common and standard, but yet wanted to try so how it looks!
Thanks Choripanfm for this staff beautiful illustration!
What do you think? Do you like it? In what context would you use it?
Behold, the great staff of Professor Larianna McClear! Simple yet ever effective, who wouldn't want their homework to do itself while it writes its own pages? A perfect complement for any caster, and a great opportunity to test out a new design for these types of item pages. This one is pretty common and standard, but yet wanted to try so how it looks!
Thanks Choripanfm for this staff beautiful illustration!
What do you think? Do you like it? In what context would you use it?
Behold, the great staff of Professor Larianna McClear! Simple yet ever effective, who wouldn't want their homework to do itself while it writes its own pages? A perfect complement for any caster, and a great opportunity to test out a new design for these types of item pages. This one is pretty common and standard, but yet wanted to try so how it looks!
Thanks Choripanfm for this staff beautiful illustration!
What do you think? Do you like it? In what context would you use it?
Here is Thresh, the Chain Warden! It has been wonderful using him in the game itself, and adapting him to D&D has been incredibly cool. Ive added my own touches to make the combat more dynamic and, although the sheet is extensive, if you've played the champion, you can already get an idea of practically what each ability does. What do you think? Do you like it? What would you change?
The art and images are from the League of Legends video game, property of Riot Games.
If you want to use Thresh and other champions, here is the FoundryVTT module.
Here is Thresh, the Chain Warden! It has been wonderful using him in the game itself, and adapting him to D&D has been incredibly cool. Ive added my own touches to make the combat more dynamic and, although the sheet is extensive, if you've played the champion, you can already get an idea of practically what each ability does. What do you think? Do you like it? What would you change?
The art and images are from the League of Legends video game, property of Riot Games.
If you want to use Thresh and other champions, here is the FoundryVTT module.
Here is Thresh, the Chain Warden! It has been wonderful using him in the game itself, and adapting him to D&D has been incredibly cool. Ive added my own touches to make the combat more dynamic and, although the sheet is extensive, if you've played the champion, you can already get an idea of practically what each ability does. What do you think? Do you like it? What would you change?
The art and images are from the League of Legends video game, property of Riot Games.
If you want to use Thresh and other champions, here is the FoundryVTT module.