When worn these spectacles allow the bearer to read any written language. Only the literal meaning is revealed, similar to the spell comprehend languages.
I'm looking for an old school feel, but with the new fifth edition rules for D&D. Here's what I've got so far. Character Creation Start with the basic rules (no feats, no multiclassing, only 4 races and 4 classes). First, choose your race Second, roll ability scores, in order (3d6) for strength, dex etc. You can remove 2 points from an ability to add 1 point to another, but this can’t bring a score below 10, or above 16. Humans can be any class (of the 4). Human fighters get no archetype ability, but need 20% less XP per level. Halflings are rogues (thief) Dwarves are fighters (champion) Elves get the special abilities of fighters and wizards (d8 HD), but no archetype abilities. They need 40% extra XP per level. Third, choose background etc (finish 5e character creation). If your character dies, you can make a new first level character. Adventuring No long rests in dungeons. Leveling up only happens back in town. Encumbrance: You can carry one item ...
Last night I wrapped up my cyberpunk campaign using the Sprawl after six sessions. Because of scheduling those six sessions took place over the course of six months, and I had told the players at the start that it would be a mini-campaign. We had a session zero where the three players made up their characters and relationships as per the rulebook and then we got to it. Campaign Image by Midjourney We had a hunter, a tech and a driver. Since we live in London I suggested we use it as the setting, and I went on to suggest that in the future London has become a haven for those doing business off the financial grid. My vision of the city was that it is mostly empty, with little to no industry. There would be buildings that catered to visiting corps and crime syndicates who wished to meet and make deals, without the worry of surveilance and financial records. While I imagined the rest of the world's major cities would contain the more expected cyberpunk tropes like massive arcologies, ...
Here's a list of the RPG books I've purchased on Lulu.com . Petty Gods: Revised & Expanded Edition (Premium Softcover) KEFITZAT HADERECH - Incunabulum of the Uncanny Gates and Portals The Night Wolf Inn Whitehack – Second Edition Booklet Stonehell Dungeon: Down Night-Haunted Halls Stonehell Dungeon: Into the Heart of Hell Augmented Reality Obscene Serpent Religion The Nightmares Underneath (Paperback) RPGS - Your Fantasy Toolkit Supersetting v1.6 (Softcover) Mythic Russia (paperback) Yoon-Suin Fire On The Velvet Horizon As for things I may get in the future... Deep Carbon Observatory Perdition Hubris: A World of Visceral Adventure Microscope Hollowpoint
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