@XxFellsingxX, go ahead and describe…well, to quote Matthew Mercer from Critical Role:
“How do you want to do this?”
B only had 3 HP left.
Gonna be real, all my brain can think of is "It goes kaboom" ^^;
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Gonna be real, all my brain can think of is "It goes kaboom" ^^;
Jub the Peculiar
Seeing the constrictor attempt to chow down on Brutrumukk did not help Jub's nerves, and his mind was racing through all his possible options when he caught sight of Zavakri in his peripheral, cowering behind her large snail friend... who seemingly hadn't moved an inch since the fight began. The goblin gave an angry huff, as he swallowed back yet more goblin curses.
He also noticed Zavakri let loose a familiar spell on the other snake, three magical darts that easily hit their mark. Right. Magic Missile. Always hits its target. Not as flashy as a firebolt, but a guaranteed hit and far less likely to accidentally hit and set his friend alight. Taking a deep breath, he made the appropriate gestures as he summoned forth his own magic missile on the snake attacking Brutrumukk.
Preparing my next post and as I was rereading, I noticed this:
Jub is definitely gonna have some choice words for this damn snail.
Bob does nothing.
Jub is definitely gonna have some choice words for this damn snail.
"I would if I could, Fair and Wise Lady Sage! But I can't move this accursed cage!"
For a minute there, I thought this guy was gonna speak entirely in rhyme xP That seems like something that would happen in this campaign.
@XxFellsingxX oh, I at least know how Urban Shadows works. My brain went "PbtA, FINALLY A PATHFINDER GAME" :p
How the heck did you get Pathfinder from those initials? xP
PbtA? wth is that?
Powered by the Apocalypse, same system as Urban Shadows and Masks: A New Generation.
I've been wanting to GM a game on the forums for a bit now, and after recently replaying through the Spyro Reignited Trilogy, I've got the idea of running a game where you play as dragons stuck in my head. And it just so happens that there is a game dedicated to just that.
Epyllion is a game made using the Powered by the Apocalypse system, meaning its rules-lite and focused more on narrative. You play as a clutch of young dragons (drakes) who are tasked by their elders to investigate rumours and solve various problems throughout the dragon lands, which in this particular campaign is actually several floating islands that have been raised above the clouds. There was an apocalyptic event many centuries ago that lead to the entire world being consumed by darkness. The dragons (as well as other magical creatures, such as fairies) were able to use their magic to take a few islands up into the sky where the darkness couldn't touch them. No one's entirely sure what has become of the rest of the world, as anyone who has attempted to go beneath the clouds has never returned.
I'm looking for 3-5 players, and please bear in mind that I'm very, very new to GMing, and have never GMed a PbtA game either. Hopefully ya'll can understand, and we can all have a fun game together.
(Btw, for everyone who might be interested but doesn't own or know the rules for Epyllion, don't worry, I will be explaining how the game works. It's also, in general, a very simple system.)
Epyllion is a game made using the Powered by the Apocalypse system, meaning its rules-lite and focused more on narrative. You play as a clutch of young dragons (drakes) who are tasked by their elders to investigate rumours and solve various problems throughout the dragon lands, which in this particular campaign is actually several floating islands that have been raised above the clouds. There was an apocalyptic event many centuries ago that lead to the entire world being consumed by darkness. The dragons (as well as other magical creatures, such as fairies) were able to use their magic to take a few islands up into the sky where the darkness couldn't touch them. No one's entirely sure what has become of the rest of the world, as anyone who has attempted to go beneath the clouds has never returned.
I'm looking for 3-5 players, and please bear in mind that I'm very, very new to GMing, and have never GMed a PbtA game either. Hopefully ya'll can understand, and we can all have a fun game together.
(Btw, for everyone who might be interested but doesn't own or know the rules for Epyllion, don't worry, I will be explaining how the game works. It's also, in general, a very simple system.)
Flicker was surprised when Cascade name-dropped an elven god as her deity of worship, albeit one that had played little role in their religious education growing up. A small, forest-dwelling village of wood elves had less reason to offer prayers to an ocean god like Deep Sashelas than the other Seldarine, but there were still efforts made to make sure the youth were at least somewhat familiar with all of the pantheon. Flicker squinted slightly at Cascade, wondering if, like them, she too had elven heritage.
They didn't get the opportunity to pursue this line of inquiry, however, as the conversation moved on to their plans to aid Zephyr. Flicker shot Jormund a look when the earth genasi began chugging down copious amounts of drink, with the suggestion that they enjoy the festivities for the night. "How much have you had to drink?" they said. "Considering we're traveling tomorrow, you might want to consider slowing down a little." They were attempting to sound concerned and sensible, but their tone made their words come across as more judgemental.
When Cascade asked what everyone would like for her to carve for them, Flicker glanced over at her and shook their head slightly. "Err, nothing for me, thanks," they said. "Me and wood don't exactly... mix." They gestured to the fiery glow of their hair and eyes.
They didn't get the opportunity to pursue this line of inquiry, however, as the conversation moved on to their plans to aid Zephyr. Flicker shot Jormund a look when the earth genasi began chugging down copious amounts of drink, with the suggestion that they enjoy the festivities for the night. "How much have you had to drink?" they said. "Considering we're traveling tomorrow, you might want to consider slowing down a little." They were attempting to sound concerned and sensible, but their tone made their words come across as more judgemental.
When Cascade asked what everyone would like for her to carve for them, Flicker glanced over at her and shook their head slightly. "Err, nothing for me, thanks," they said. "Me and wood don't exactly... mix." They gestured to the fiery glow of their hair and eyes.
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