Basically like in FF14, you need 2 DPS, 1 tank and 1 healer to make a party. Lets apply the same thing when finding players for your dnd campaign! Like "okay i need 1 more player for my campaign. We already have a tanky paladin, 2 murder hobos, so... we'll need a healbot to keep us alive. Anyone wanna join?". Truly wondered why no one has ever thought of this idea, seem like the perfect way to find players on Discord
I'm just genuinely curious, can someone explain?
(Random Cyberpunk 2077 picture as example)
I only know that it's something that strengthen your body, but what does they look like? Is it something well hidden beneath your skin? Are they mechanical or bionical? Where can someone get this augmentation from? Some kind of The City's Ripperdoc?
Basically, turn every game into a gestalt game like in 3.5e, where players can level up 2 classes at once. So you have the cool martial stuff, and the much cooler caster stuff at the same time. Easy fix, lol. Dunno why nobody thought of this, tbh
So... for example: We have a lv20 Cleric. Being lv20, the Cleric is kinda dirty rich, he bought himself a +1 heavy fortification (+5) spell resistance 17 (+4), which give the armor an effective bonus of +10. Still, he felt like that wasn't enough, and decided to cast "Magic Vestment", which he thought that it would give him an additional +4 AC as enchancement bonus (combine with the +1 of the armor, hitting the enhancement bonus cap of +5). How does the spell works in this situation? Does it gave him nothing since the effective bonus (enhancement + special ability bonus equivalents) are at max? Or does he still get his +4 to AC?
If possible, i would like to make the same question with a +10 effective bonus weapon and the spell "Magic Weapon"
Thank you in advance!
The idea sound interesting to me: Leveling 2 classes at once, taking the best aspect of each classes at that level. But what about the actual play of it? Is it a horrid to balance/running a gestalt game from the DM's side? And how does it feels to play a gestalt character?
Planned to do a Cyberpunk themed campaign, and what system would fit better than Cyberpunk itself, right? But in all seriouness, is Cyberpunk itself a good RPG system overall? And which version of it do you recommend? RED or 2020?
But in all seriousness, there's no reason for us to not get a Vespa ID, right (lorewise at least)? Especially when it's soft confirm that we'll get an Outthias ID later, and Matthias is stronger than Vespa. So unless Outthias is much weaker than Matthias, i think it's possible that we'll soon get Vespa and other LCD members as IDs
One of the player at my table is hosting a lv10 oneshot next week. I'm planning to play a Duskblade, with medium armor and heavy shield. For weapon, is there a one handed weapon with reach i can use? If not, then i'll go with the good old longsword
140 rolls, 3 dupe IDs, 3 E.G.Os, no Ryoshu
Fuuuuuhhhhhhhhh 💔🥀💔🥀💔🥀
Basically, i'm looking for a ttrpg with a combat system where every PCs has both magic and martial abilities. I'm thinking a character type like The Witcher, a mix of sword fighting and spells. Bonus point if the system let you customize your fighting style to be more martial or magical or a balance between both, but NEVER fully disregard the other aspect of it (meaning no full martial or full caster playstyle)
Tldr: I have a soft spot for character that can use both weapon and spells. Is there a system where EVERY PCs use both weapon and spells?
It seem to be a good shounen-inspired TTRPG, got recommended many time in my "hype moment and aura system" post
Can already see the Triple Status Team for her and Captain Ish, lmao
Basically, i want a system that support the "characters doing cool shit all the time" type of campaign. Kinda like Jujutsu Kaisen or Kagurabachi. Is there a system that fit this description?
One of the player want someone to play a healing character while he play a Marshal to provide support for the team. But i've heard that healing in combat is pretty... bad, and it's better to spend your action on something else like buff, debuff, crowd control, or straight up kill the enemies, etc than healing. What are your thought on this?
Other players and DM seem to like it, but after the 2nd or 3rd time in each session, it seem to have dried out. Tough crowd, i know. Should i drop this? I'm sauce