Recent content by Weiley31

This is sounding more and more like a buy. Also, getting an option to play as Romans would surprisingly work wellish with The Adventurers Guide to The Bible 5E book.

Did you know that, historically, "They," as a SINGULAR NOUN, dates back ALL THE WAY to 1375? Shakesphere, Chaucer, and Austen sure do! Here, educate yourself. https://www.oed.com/discover/a-brief-history-of-singular-they/?tl=true

As much as I like Thunder cats, I'm pretty much neutral/amblivent to the rpg as the guys behind it dropped the ball a bit on the Evil Dead 2 RPG with progress/timeline, which should had some kind of significant update or even be out by now. (Granted, it's a year late or something, but still). I...

Thank goodness we allow a Mulligan Roll for one stat after the initial roll up. Rolls a 4 on the Mulligan Me:

Normally, roll the Standard 4D6, with 1 free Mulligan roll. However, two weeks ago, I rolled the Standard 4D6, with 1 free Mulligan roll using this: Been wanting a Dice Tower for a while now. I love it! And hey, the rolls with it for stats turned out VERY well too.

I came REAL CLOSE to backing that due to Red Opera and I'm glad I didn't at the time.

Hmm I wonder if they are going Raven Queen for the Patron or Hexblade for the character if choices aren't offered. Hexblade would make the most sense as it's Curse feels like it would be a skill on a skill tree. Hex Warrior would meet the criteria of "Character being able to use multiple...

Adventures in Middle-Earth 5E's Slayer(Barbarian) class describes their Rage in one of two ways: the angry HULK SMASH and the cool, zen-like focus where a Slayer is locking in basically. This allows the player to flavour how their character demonstrates/pictures/whatever the Rage.

Before they extended the pledge period, I managed to roll a real life nat 20 and stumbled on(at that moment) the fact that one of the Early Bird pledges became available again on the final day. Got that locked in as soon as possible so I pretty much get EVERYTHING but the pins AND save some...

That's LITERALLY how Tales of the Valiant describes the Warlock in their class workshop. Until your Patron locks ya in, your basically work shopping yourself through potential "employers."