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February 16

Duke Bushido · February 15

If I play characters with magic, I usually make them multiclass, usually fighter/mages. That's probably because I grew up with B/X and I liked to play elves because of the Silmarillion. I rarely play a pure spellcaster. Clerics never held much appeal for me.

On another note, how feasible would airships be in a fantasy campaign? Even if magic is used to create lift, there are so many large flying creatures around that the airships could become targets.

February 15

February 15

Lord Liaden · February 15

https://www.dailykos.com/stories/2024/2/13/2223296/-My-Thoughts-on-Biden-As-Someone-With-Actual-Cognitive-Dysfunction?detail=emaildkre&pm_source=DKRE&pm_medium=email

February 15

February 14

I understand why Gygax preferred fighters; most of the stuff he read had fighters as the heroes, while magic-users were usually villains. I grew up on mythology and Arthurian legends, where the main heroes were warriors. That's probably why I prefer to play fighters as well.

February 14

https://archive.org/details/0551_San_Francisco_Worlds_Fair_The_News_Parade_16_22_36_00

Old Man · February 14

Steve · February 14

One way to spice up solo play is to run a monster vs. monster combat. In my campaign, rocs and griffons are natural enemies, so when they meet they fight to the death. I just ran a such a battle. The roc was winning for most of the fight, but the griffon got in a few good hits afterwards, and won initiative in the last round. I allowed the roc a dying blow, and the griffon survived with 2 hit points remaining.

February 13

I had this dream about a portal where supernatural beings of light and fire were looking into the world. Two figures, one male and one female, were looking out when a third being (male) with fiery wings stood behind them. They weren't demons since I could tell they weren't evil.