u/poppabear512

Custom Dice

Hello everyone,

I'm pretty sure this is allowed based off the rules.

But I was pointed here to see if there was anyone who could make sets of custom dice. I'm not sure if what I want is possible, but what I have in mind would be like my dream dice so yeah, that'd be pretty cool. But I want to be able to customize more than what most of the big dice companies allow you to customize.

If interested/possible, just to save some time, what I'm looking for are the following:

  1. I play a TTRPG called Mork Borg, and the main style/colors are yellow, pink and black. So I would like some liquid filled dice with some combination of those 3 colors.

  2. I swear at some point I saw some dice like this somewhere. But they were essentially liquid core dice with little skulls included in the liquid core. Colors I'm not sure of on these yet.

If possible I would probably get like 2 full sets of each of those.

Thanks everyone.

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u/poppabear512 — 9 days ago

Longer Campaign Ending

So I've run Mork Borg as a one shot a handful of times, but I've really been wanting to make a longer form campaign to run. I think it'll be mainly a mishmash of existing 3rd party content and whatever stuff I can come up with to help pad that out and tie it all together. The thing is, all the PCs are used to playing D&D, so they need to feel like the good guys and I don't think adventuring for riches or glory is going to keep them invested in a long term campaign if the world is going to inevitably end regardless of what they do.

Sooooooo....I've been running through possible endgame scenarios recently and I may have found a way to scratch the good guys save the world itch but realistically the world still ends.

If anyone here has played Remnant 2 and remembers the boss battle with Tal'Ratha, the one who can eat you and you face his metaphysical form. I was considering doing something similar with the Basilisks. Throughout the campaign lean into the fact that they both think they are the first "prophet of truths" and at the end convince the party that they need to be eaten by whoever they think is the "right" basilisk in order to be able to fight the other (wrong) one. But in doing this and killing one of them, the party is the one that starts the 7th misery and ends the world.

They thought, the end.

any thoughts anyone?

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u/poppabear512 — 2 months ago