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One of these days I need to drag out the Rollmasters books I was given and see what gems await me.

Yes, it’s an awesome game, especially for an eighteen year old Marine, 2000 miles from home.

Don Kaye and Clyde Caldwell art FTW! Aten is quite cool.

Yes, but does it have an encounter table for 304's?

You dont get the card spell for free right, You still have to use a spell slot when you cast it? And when you use it can you then cast 2 spells on your turn?

Absolutely insane that this is the only video I can find on this cool spell/item. You got a sub just for that

well, yes! Far more interesting and those items... hmmm. Time to steal them?

Fantastic magic items !

Doing a one-shot of all evil players, bbeg (or bbgg) is going to be the aspect of Bahamut

I know it's probably a mispronunciation but an "anti-sphere ray" actually sounds like it has a lot of interesting potential! Destroys/counters Flaming Sphere, crystal balls, Resilient Orb, Pearls of Power, and of course other Orbs.... Edit: watched the whole video, it wasn't a mispronunciation but I like my version better!

a.k.a. Lizard-Cicle!

Good job. Ahh thank you buddy :)

I used Murlynd a lot, Liked the idea of clint eastwood showing up here and there confusing the flow.. Hero deities or something like that..

Sounds cool

yeah but whats it in pathfinder

I have been acknowledged...my work here is done! No, but seriously...I think this is the PERFECT example of a Greyhawk Artificer! 3.5's Artificer is perfect for Eberron... And the Gnome Artificer from 2e works great for Forgotten Realms and Dragonlance... ...4E's Artificer is a great video game class idea... 5E's I will always maintain serves only to continue making 5E a "whimsical cartoony" thing... But, I love how much this *works* for Greyhawk as an Artificer! ...now excuse me while I mine this Mag for its content to steal for my 3.5 Eberron Artificer! LMFAO!

THIS IS ACTUALLY PERFECT FOR MY CAMPAIGN TYSM

My personal achievement in my family was working out the spell and items to get into Hates.

I love Merlund's Spoon. a plain wooden spoon, three times per day when the command is spoken it dispenses a thin gruel. The gruel provides all the nourishment for a full day but tastes of wet cardboard. But noting prevents you using the spell prestidigitation to flavour your gruel.

Neat

I love graboids!!

Always good to have a history lesson.

And now I've got "Put on the Ritz" stuck in my head.

My face lit up like a Christmas tree when I saw the video title - THANK YOU!! 🤩 I started playing D&D 5e during the pandemic - absolutely love it, but I end up missing a lot of the lore. Thanks for being so gracious and fun in explaining everything without spoiling too much...I knew I asked the right person⭐ Other things that went over my head are Minsc, Boo, and Delina (pg. 125), Zarak the Rogue (pg. 90), and Tanis and Tika (pg. 141). But honestly I am sure I will love any video you put out. God jul from Norway!

Thats a real one right there.

Oddly enough, The Vast Gate was the name my college girlfriend gave me (=

Definitely not pop culture for a couple thousand years... but I once had an Antigone reference that nobody realized as being that for a year or two.

Very cool video Good information

was great getting to hear about some of these extra little details I knew nothing about so thank you so much!

Just a head's up. The first true artificers were the creation of Jim Ward (Gamma World creator) Jim mentions it in June 1976 in Dragon Magazine #1. It wasn't official but that's the earliest mention in D&D.

Flesh for Fantasy...?

looks like someone crossed Audrey II with a snake... Feed me hissssss!

It not an Easter egg, but I ran a Curse of Strahd campaign where the PCs were... Neutral Evil? It ended with them accepting Strahd invitation into his ranks as spies and hunters for worthy prospects of his fun and games. This resulted in. TPK and my players made new characters. As they went through the Misty Peaks, I would have NPCs speak of recent strangers that traveled the land and caused trouble. Then, on the road, the fog came rolling around them and the previous PCs attacked from the most and revealed themselves as the Mischievous Three and they became the Team Rocket of the campaign.

Easter Egg wise I do add the odd things in there, the odd little thing from Discworld, one of the main capitals is basically Ankh-Morpork haha. I also include death as an NPC in my games, like when players are making death saving throws they are playing a game with death for their lives and such.

Not mind blowing but something we always talk about My campaign is supposed to be dark and griddy I created a npc a pig lycanthropy character our wild magic sorcerer keeps accidently cast spells on him and it ends up being comedic moments like teleporting him into a fire pit or making him fly (when pigs fly) we nicknamed him porky pig 😅

Cool I like using these

I love looking at at the backgrounds during yer videos. Sometimes I spot cool things - like the ZORK book and a Goodman Games Temple of Elemental Evil campaign module. :)

This one is my birthday and I love how it's a flesh golem. I am actually related to Mary Shelley, the author of Frankenstein.

In the avernus book, a player took over as the zariel was redeemed. Shadow sorcerer, so it is putch black minus all the fire and flood lights lol and mordikendens multiverse pot pies.

I did a holiday one-shot with three players competing for one slot in a villainous guild (assassination, sabotage, and theft mostly). I let them pick from three missions, which they realized partway were recreating Die Hard at a magic academy, fighting a reskinned Kevin from Home Alone in his own home, and stopping the ghosts bothering Scrooge. 😂

I’ve been playing weekly with the same group for about 5 years, our favorite Easter eggs are when characters from past campaigns pop up.

Bibble from Barbie Fairytopia. I did the voice once, and now they insist every fairy type creature has the same voice.

I wish that instead of combining the Artificer and Firebrand together in modern D&D, that WotC would add the class of the Firebrand into the game...the Alchemical Knight of Armour and Firearms... I would prefer that so much more... Since they wont write setting books explaining why/how things are different from one setting to another (like how Eberron absolutely does not have guns! or how Dragonborn would NOT be welcome in Dragonlance!), the only option is to have them add new classes that fill that role...because this lean on Subclasses from them doesn't do anywhere near enough that 3.x's Feats and Prestige Classes covered and allowed in customising! ...anyway...thats my piece...

It'd be rad to see the same concept, but for other creature types like fey, undead, or elementals

I cast Fireball

There is a newer compendium for that game called “Mid-Life Monster Manual” sold by Goodman Games. I hear the art in that tome is awesome! 😆

I saw that movie. Charlie Sheen's best acting by far!

This aged poorly haha

Ape and boar with wings...? Sounds like D&D's answer to Rosie O'Donnell! Get 'er!

Hey, that's my birthday.... So that's why I'm a cool/chill troll online. 😂