Damn and I just posted the cure for cancer.

That was a few thousand years before Celts were around.

Edit: It was also pretty slow; it was a couple of hundred miles across and took three thousand years to disappear, so it’s on the order of a few miles in a lifetime.

Fun fact: Celts were originally central European, but the British Isles and Brittany were the only places Celtic culture survived the Romans.

After strength, charisma, and constitution do you think they have the intelligence for that?

Isn’t that just a war?

Giving it a skimread now

Does anyone actually run it that way though?

It sounds like the character has the same total level as the rest of the party, but can only use features from half of those levels, so it’s going to be underpowered to the point of unplayability.

IT’S CHOWDAH YOU IDIOT!

Imagine if strength was +damage and carry per level.

With extra attack it is.

My condolences.

Fortunately 2024 5e isn’t real and can’t hurt you.

The king is a puppet of a dictatorial deity. The solution is to overthrow god.

I see what you mean.

Circlet of human perfection, but the creator had a really niche fetish.

*Sinse when

It sounds counterintuitive, but I think lawful and chaotic should be the other way around. Libertarians (in the sense it’s used here) tend to support freedom through fairness and consistency of the law, whereas for authoritarians the law is whatever the person in charge feels like.

Yes, that’s why the post has nothing to do with politics.

That’s official DnD lore for Azer.

Made, Not Born. Azers don’t reproduce. They are each crafted from bronze by another azer and imbued with a portion of the crafter’s inner flame. Each azer is sculpted with unique features. This crafting process limits the growth of the azer population and is the primary reason that these creatures remain rare.

However, the spell replication is already extremely powerful.