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>>55345318
Only when the amount of sorrow or doubt being experienced is disproportionately innapropriate for my experience.
For example: whilst feeling depressed.

Is there a negative effect to them? Do the negative feelings come back after a time or are they gone for good? Do they just eat the sensation, or do they eat the memories of where the feelings originate?

For example, if I am mourning the loss of my mother, would these things just make me apathetic, or would they make me forget my mother entirely. Otherwise these sound like something nice to bring with you.

If it looks like a cute animal or something, sure. If it looks like a living nightmare and drools acid probably not

If you're not using alignment you're not playing D&D.

Eberron for best setting.

tfw terrible roleplayer

>>55345274
See Kotor

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I really want to give my players one of these things and wait for them to realize what's happening.

>>55345399
That is some genuine dickery

>>55345134
Use car names.
Takoma, Durango, Honda, Tsuru, Volvo, etc

Kinzoku Kōgyō Yūgen

any or all of these sound awesome and pretty devine

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Why is Hiyorimeiyo a cute foxgirl?

>>55345081
>a trickster

>>55345081
chaotic evil bard

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>>55345081
>>55345096
I don't think Joker is really Charisma-based. Nobody likes him except Harley (sometimes, and he emotionally manipulated her, which is more Intelligence) and his gang members (who are just in it for the money and violence). I think the Joker is the definition of a dick-ass wizard, and he'd probably Lichify himself in a heartbeat.

>>55344832
Why can't you call them gnolls?

>>55344832
You could always name them based off of a trait they have, like, do they have a matriarchy like real hyenas do and are the only race with this trait? Name them after that.
Do they live in a specific climate or geographical area? There's a name.

>>55344890
They're a little more advanced than their ravenous fantasy counterparts, so I imagined ditching the barbaric shorter moniker for a more civilized name would be fitting.

>>55344317
I play Deathwatch so yes.

Dark heresy, on the other hand...

>>55344317
>Gremlins on a submarine
Well. The mooks are likely fucked. And the world is, if there's a breach.

>>55344317
Bard would throw him in the river to be funny.

Screw you jared!

>>55344057
Dont give an Emperor's Champion a custom strategem to ignore daemon invuls. He'll fuck Magnus in tne ass.

>>55344057
This is a very broad topic.

>>55344057

this thread is like saying "how are you" in any other country than US.

>>55343974
I would let Ribbon's character live.

Isn't there anybody else in the party who can help her?

>>55343974
Ask if anyone wants to roll to save her I guess?

Have it turn out that the waters are filled with human saving dolphins?

Have her drift ashore to an island and awaken, having barely survived, to reunite with her ally's later?

Whatever works. Or just let her char be killed off. She seems fine with it.

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first for don't buy mana drain because sheldor will ban it because it's became more avalible

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what does the two letters on the right side mean? NM, EX, etc?

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>>55343697

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Not using coasters? You's a pleb.

>>55343446
>Every ttrpg table I've ever played at there is always one idiot that correlates good voice acting with screeching at the top of his lungs

uh huh

>>55343446

It changes how your vocal chords sound by damaging them slightly - it's just how they limber up their throat.

Trolling aside, I'm actually curious about the answer to this too. I grew up with 3.0, but I rarely got to play it, and I wound up skipping over 3.5 entirely and played pathfinder rarely as well. This question kinda fascinated me all these years.

>>55343356
3e had some probelms that 3.5 fixed, but this was in no way a sufficient overhaul to fix the whole of the broken system.
a few notable changes:
>Bards got more skill points, and their spell list was changed, to enhance their "jack of all trades" role.
>Clerics could now spontaneously cast Cure and Cause wounds of the "mass" varieties.
>Druid's animal companions now scale and advance as the Druid levels up, which means fewer dead animal companions.
>Fighter Bonus Feat list got an overhaul, many feat descriptions and functions changed.
>Monk's flurry changed to get a different advancement rate, and they got some new options for bonus feats (Still crippled by Multiple-attribute dependency)
>Paladins can summon their mounts, instead of the mount just always being there.
>Rangers got a bigger hit die, more skill points, revisions to favored enemy, and animal companion.
>Sorcerers can now change small things about their spell list when leveling up.
>Wizards had their spell specialization change, and familiar stat bonuses.

there's also a shit ton of changes to skills, feats, spells (in both name and function), the way damage reduction works, and some pieces of equipment.

>>55343356
Even disregarding all of the strange corner cases, Haste annihilated any semblance of game balance because of the extra action.

Tfu

>>55342919
It's more alive than most wargames

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>>55342919

Undead game

>>55342641
Not a purposeful one. It's sort of like when a bunch of NASA scientists can't figure out the solution for an impending crisis and then some retard looks up from making jet noises with his Legos and goes "why don't you just blow it up?" and it actually worked.

I'd call it a space opera setting with plenty of grim dark stories set in it.

No, just making something grimderp does not a deconstruction make.

>>55342633
What is it? Never heard of it.

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>>55342690
The setting is based around newly colonised land surrounding a collosal country-western forest called Dakovar.
The tone is a bit darker than dnd with great fear surrounding the forest, yet people recognise the dangerous opportunities it holds.

Civilised society is quite interesting with less of a one-size-fits-all mixed bag and more of a strict social hierarchy. Races are of a more folklorey, traditional sort- you've got your humans of course, trolls, goblins aren't the colourful bandits you normally find but an abused workforce, elves are definitely not Tolkien-esque either, they are aggressive tribes people with an unappealing alien appearance.

Ability checks feel more significant and personal, since difficulties are judged by the player or NPC's stats. The players make all the rolls, if they want to sneak past a guard, they roll their discrete modified negatively by how good the enemy's resilience is. If the enemy sneaks up on the player, the player rolls their vigilance modified by the enemy's discrete.

The lore is really nice and fleshed out since it focuses on a relatively small region compared to the sprawling world of DND.

>>55342633
Havent had a chance to play it, but it's high on the list. I like the setting and mechanics a lot.