Recent content by LuisCarlos17f

I don't advice NSFW scenes in the tabletop even if the rest of players are adults. Today with rule34 you could find images of She-ra and Katra ... but most of audience would rather (sfw) romances like Tanis&Laurana, Riverwind&Goldmoon, Caramon&Tika, Gilthnatas and Silvara or Drizzt&Catti-brie...

The official lore in 2nd Ed could say something but you can hope it will be retconected or rewritten. They'll invent some excuse to justify the presence of aasimars, for example the result of a successful ritual for a reincarnation spell as a reward for the most loyal and competent servants.

This seems like a conflict between continuity and gameplay, coherence with the lore or flexibility for fun. In my own tabletop I rewrite the lore because like this I enjoy D&D. I dare to say the sorcerer-kings can produce water if they want, but they would rather to keep the monopoly to control...

I asked ChatGPT to create a group for "Planescape" using as source of inspiration the members of the bizarre DC superhero group the Doom Patrol.

We are talking about the player has to fight against the temptation. But what happens if players would rather other options? Not only psionic but also variant classes for example a psiartificer (official in 3.5 Eberron) or a favored soul sorcerer. And the life-shaping, the biopunk technology...

I asked Grok how would be a fantasy version of the title "G.I.Joe" and this suggested several names like Guild of Invencible Juggernaut or Guardians of Iron Juggernaut. I would rather "Guardians of Invincible Jotunn" where Jottun is the giants from Viking myths. I tried to create an image of...

If Cobra (the archienemies of G.I.Joe) were an evil D&D cult. (OMG! They are so cool Hasbro should sell an oficial mash-up)

Yes, "Witchlight" is potentially more famous than "Birthright" and more "sandbox", allowing more creative freedom, but I imagined the first D&D romantasy novel would arrive after the update of Birthright. I hope it doesn't include any irritating clichés like the "shadow daddy" archetype or the...

I am not too surprised because I guessed a D&D romantasy novel should be published sooner or later but I imagined the setting "Birthright". My doubts are about to use "them" for the main character. That gives me a bad feeling.

If there is defiler magic somebody could ask the update of cerulean wizard, the shadow wizard and the Athasian necromancer.

This group consists of adult female gnomes. Their class are like a mixture of maho shojo and mecha-pilots, or construct-monster trainer. The characters are a clean and pure reimagination of three characters from a forgotten and no-child-friendly transformers subfranchise. (My intentions are...