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Ask anybody in my D&D group about the number one thing I have wanted to see in D&D, and they'll tell you that I have wanted an Ooze player race for the longest time. Now, this content might not be AL legal or "official", but it is so fun to mess around with if your DM allows it. And, keep in kind, if your DM lets you use the race or subclasses included in this book, then they might get to use some of the new Oozes as enemies.
Now all I need is a class or subclass that specializes in the more "underpowered" or "niche" features of D&D 5e. So, like, maybe something that actually makes whips, darts, blowguns, slings, etc. useful. And maybe something boosting the Ready, Help, and Improvised actions. Once I have that, my D&D aspirations will be complete!...
Rating: [5 of 5 Stars!] |
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Imagine that you and your friends are just hanging out having a good time. Maybe you’re playing a TTRPG, maybe you’re watching a movie, but then -- each of you is blinded as a sudden message of doom is transmitted directly into your mind. The harbinger forewarns of your imminent death and the ascension of dark, celestial forces. It’s not a question of if you can survive -- but how long.
The basic premise of the End of the World TTRPG game series is that you and people you know in real life suddenly find yourselves thrust into an apocalyptic event. In the case of Wrath of the Gods, that event is the gods returning to earth bringing about Ragnarok, the Apocalypse, etc., though, if you play one of the other series, aliens, zombies, or sentient machines could be the cause of your imminent demise. Since you’re playing yourselves, you won’t have abilities like casting spells or fighting with swords or running really fast -- you’ll only have your own skills and items to rely on.
Creating a ...
Rating: [4 of 5 Stars!] |
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