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11 days agoThey found multiple complaints from different people, at some point we have to accept his copper was bad
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Damn I’m the exact opposite
11·2 months agoClifford is a sleeper agent?
They sure they dudes?
191·4 months agoWasn’t this posted about a few days ago, where there is no evidence of this? That dubious insiders claim this didn’t happen at all?
Wrong, the Lord’s measurement is cubits
Think your kinda square and rectangling here, you die of old age, you have hp max of zero or lower, but there are other ways to have your maximum HP altered that aren’t related to old age.
My thought there was it can make a new body, you could make a body with a better con, or in a body of another creature type. This is something that happens in DND lore, although is not described mechanically in 5e that I can think of.
Unfortunately in 5e at least, your minimum is always 1 added.
That being said, yeah you’d actually have 2/3 chance of being irrecoverably dead. I think RAW the only thing that would help is true resurrection
81·5 months agoI remember when bait used to be good.
Honestly though, the game could easily have protags from… Actually like fucking everywhere, ands that’s just the British museum
21·5 months agoInteresting questions
In terms of going from living to dead to undead, no solid answer there. Some Lich creation stories have them dieing, some don’t.
An undead creature simply isn’t dead. It has an animating force that is not life, but it’s not dead. Both the 2014 and 2024 rules specify a dead creature, but an undead is not dead.
Now let’s saying we ignored that, yeah I think all that would happen. Every undead would be pretty difficult, casting 7th spells is hard and it’s only cleric and bard. It would end up being a magical logistics problem more than anything.
They took out the willing part as it was stifling creative uses of spells from what I recall, one of the interviews/ads for the new books.
14·5 months agoDrawing him as Judge Holden goes something alright.
The secure perimeter fallacy strikes again
Aryan meant Indo-European until the mustache man co-opted the term to mean blonde hair and blue eyes.
One never got his copper, and another said he was tired of receiving bad copper.
No positive reviews survived, if there were any
1.2/5 stars would not place order for copper ingots again