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Di'Siveks: Adventure (A D&D 5E Game)

That is a fair point.

I think I've only had one out of...a lot of DND characters that didn't scream internally as much. I think she only screamed internally about...40% of the time I played that character.

@Guardian Angel Haruki

My guess either she was very chill or so anxious that is had become her default state of mind and she didn't care any more.

Di'Siveks: Adventure (A D&D 5E Game)

Seriously, if your DnD character isn't screaming interally literally 80% of the time, are they even really a DnD character?

Di'Siveks: Adventure (A D&D 5E Game)

@Guardian Angel Haruki

I mean, that's most of my characters in a nutshell xP

Di'Siveks: Adventure (A D&D 5E Game)

Quick: your next DnD character will be inspired by a vine. Which vine would it be?

I'd choose this one:

The Wild Beyond Witchlight

I'll stop now, I'm sorry xP

The Wild Beyond Witchlight

Jub: You know, you could have just, I dunno, bought a new set of dice.
Gabriel: I'm poor.
Jub: Fair, but you could always go fishing through people's trash. You find some good stuff sometimes underneath all the garbage.
Gabriel: That's disgusting.
Jub: I prefer to think of it as eco-friendly!

The Wild Beyond Witchlight

And thought it would be good to finally have the party aware of his current worry about his missing thing.

@Dark Cloud

Jub: Wait, so I lose my ability to keep secrets, Aurora lost a ring and a letter, Tsak lost her parents, Zav lost her sister... and you lost a set of dice!?
Gabriel: They were very good dice.

Di'Siveks: Adventure (A D&D 5E Game)

They were of various races, but each of them were missing features that their respective races were known for. Elves and half-elves were missing their pointed ears. Orcs and half-orcs were missing their prominent tusks. Dwarf men were missing their beards.

@rush99999

Hmmm... I don't like that. I really don't like that. That's got some culty energy, and I don't like it.

Epyllion: Beyond Moonlight's Reach

@Vertigo If I don't hear from Digi in the next week or two, I might consider asking you to post next and then (unless someone has something else to add) I might move us along into the jungle.

Also, Vertigo, how are you feeling btw? I saw on one of your statuses that the 'flu' turned out to be the virus-that-shall-not-be-named. Have you recovered?

The Wild Beyond Witchlight

I liked some things from 4e, but I'd like to see D&D go back to having more diverse skill sets and I'd love for the new edition to focus on the original campaign setting of Greyhawk rather than the Forgotten Realms tbh.

@Dark Cloud

I mean, I would love more of a focus on any setting that isn't Forgotten Realms tbh

I'm happy that they are reviving Spelljammer and Dragonlance, but I really wish they would publish more adventure modules set in those places instead of just throwing out a setting book and expecting DMs to do most of the work. Like I own the Ravenloft and Theros setting books, and they are absolutely amazing, but aside from a small starter adventure in both, I'd still have to do a lot of work if I wanted to make a long-running adventure in both of those.