handovbaal.bsky.social
Small guy, dump truck.
D&D Enjoyer - OSR/5e
Dungeon Synth Artist - Luciferan Hymns
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Both are great, they feel like 5e-adjascent OSR Supplements. I prefer Into The Cess and Citadel, mostly because I’ve only read one other City supplement for D&D (Lankhmar).
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You’re about to be simultaneously chilling and traveling at light speed towards the Andromeda Galaxy.
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This man is out of his fucking mind
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I believe in you, and I’m sorry about your situation.
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Only if there’s a grimy little gnome waiting in the doorway
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I love this art, especially for a Player’s Handbook. It tells you what you’re gonna be doing in game, and it makes it look cool as hecc.
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There may be, I have a few “full” songs I’m working on but the progress is rather slow right now.
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I’m trying to softly nudge my players towards the area where Temple of Elemental Evil and Dark Tower are in my world.
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Beautiful
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I’m a very big fan of traps that don’t kill anyone but absolutely ruin your day.
Stuff like a portcullis splitting the party, setting off an alarm while a Green Slime drops on top of one half of the party.
Also Gygaxian Floor Monsters that camouflage with the dungeon floor.
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I dig the cute art style, it gives very comfy vibes.
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I love the 1e DMG’s tables, I’ve found that they’ve added a lot of verisimilitude to my games.
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A combination of the AD&D 1e DMG tables, Judge’s Guild Wilderlands tables and personal preference.
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Oh haha, it’s not. This is all for my home AD&D Campaign I run monthly. That said, I may look into digitizing my work and releasing it one day.
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What do you mean?
Is it part of a module or am I making a module?
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I telegraph every trap pretty heavily, usually because I enjoy employing life ruining traps that ruin your day.
Spending time looking over areas of interest usually reveal one detail at a time for every described action a player is taking to find the trap.
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Yes, on the left map one of the larger hexes corresponds to one of the small hexes on the right.
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For the new map, a small hex is 1 mile and the overlapping hex is 5 miles. For the larger overland map above, a small hex is 5 miles and a larger hex is 25 miles.
Its main use is partitioning everything into scaleable chunks of content, the size allows spending a whole day exploring a larger hex.
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Oh absolutely, I’ve realized that I overprepared a lot of hex/world content. On the bright side, I have a lot on the backburner I can pull out whenever I need it.
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It took years to also rehabilitate my idea of masculinity, and who I thought I was.
Unfortunately, Patriarchy knows no gender when it is crushing you under its steel boot.
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I was once a 4channer, with years of Sexist/Racist Rhetoric ingrained in my brain from being raised in a Conservative Mexican Household.
Sadly, it took years of having a partner and cutting out toxic people from my life for me to change. Sadly, it took so long for me to respect/listen to women.
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I use a lot of the AD&D DMG to account for things like Hiring/Mercenary Morale, taxes, and calculating the cost of living for the party (Housing, Food and Equipment Upkeep).
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Mostly stolen cattle meat, and pungent smelling vegetables grown in Goblin Manure.