Recent content by cbwjm

In reference to the term Gish, I prefer Zerth but it's likely even more obscure than Gish.

Brilliant, one faction can be the Hart Foundation.

I was thinking more like the barbarian from diablo, I'm not well versed in skyrim, just couldn't get into it.

Maybe they were sheep herders, if that is the case then I'd go with Cyclops.

It would be a travesty if you didn't include the bushwhackers. I'd imagine them in DnD as dumb brutish ogres (based on what I can recall, of their wrestling personas).

I thought adding the magic-user which uses all the spells would be fun, subclasses (as in those I made) were based sort of on magic the gathering: White mage (priest, healer) Druid/shaman Elementalism - skilled with battle magic Black mage (conjurer, cultists, necromancer) Wizard - skilled...

AI is going no where, it's essentially the next Industrial Revolution. Sir Peter Gluckman and his team produced an international report looking at new technologies, AI was one of them. Peter said the desire to regulate and govern technology was understandable. However, he said the risks needed...

That was something I was using for a manoeuvre system for warrior classes, basically most (fighters, paladins, and rangers) with Extra attack could start leveraging it but fighters would, eventually, get access to better manoeuvres due to their greater number of attacks from level 11+. I ended...

One benefit, if I'm recalling correctly, is that if someone does create a commercial product that used AI to create it wholecloth whether images or content, they can't copyright it,* it's free for anyone to use. I think this specifically will prevent many larger entities that like to own the...

This is probably a little more steam punk than magical artificer, but I can imagine a clockwork warrior who has replaced body parts with clockwork parts that let them do different things on and off the battlefield. Something like clockwork legs that allow for greater run speeds and jumping...

Sounds a lot like many of the classes that did make it into 5e, and 4e, also 3e. Refer also to all other editions not mentioned. :ROFLMAO:

Because it's cool. I like the idea of a warrior-wizard flicking spells one moment and striking down an enemy with their sword the next.

I know a lot of people (not personally, just in general) are against AI art, but personally I love it, I have a lot of fun creating stuff for my games, it might be an image of an NPC that or maybe a location that I can show my players. Friends and I have also, used it to create an image of our...

I think something like the summoners from PF could work well adapted to 5e. I'd have to read the class again as their might be ways to get more than one summon, but you essentially summon up a singular entity that you improve as you level. It could be a genie, a dragon, a fiend, etc. In this way...

I missed my last session, but apparently my PC was crucial in spotting an inscription on a cavern wall that solved a puzzle making a bridge rise up out of the lava.