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tanoraqui · 1 month
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D&D 5e PC free to a good home: Human Bard, Variant Human build wherein they start with a Feat. The Feat is Magic Initiate into the Warlock class. They got it because they defeated a Devil in a crossroads fiddle duel and, when they refused the golden fiddle prize, knowing it to be a trap, the Devil laughed and offered them a straightforward deal instead: three wishes, with a teaser sample of 2 cantrips + a 1 use/day petty spell, and after the fulfillment of the third wish, their soul will come directly to Hell.
The Bard agreed - they're fine so long as they never use the third wish, right? Heck, they'll just never use any of the wishes, and they can escape this very dangerous conversation with a little magical boost and a great story to tell.
How you play them is entirely up to you, except know that 3 times, you can call upon this Devil for a wish...which will manifest, mechanically, as taking a level in Warlock. For the third wish, they will give you that same golden fiddle, which will act as a Pact of the Blade Pact Weapon, mechanically modified to function primarily as a spellcasting focus rather than a literal weapon.
Your relationship with the Devil is also up to you and the DM. Personally, I'd go for slowburn romance with a College of Creation Bard, to really fascinate a properly Lucifer-coded Devil, fulfilling the final term of the deal by straight-up moving to Hell with your new sugar mommy (after defeating the Big Bad of the campaign, which is what you needed the third wish for). Or the Devil could be the Big Bad of the campaign! Or you can never make a wish and multiclass into Warlock, if you're very strong of will! It's your story to tell.
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hedgiwithapen · 1 year
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Prompt: shuffle the fates of Coze and her siblings?
It wasn't how stories were supposed to go, and they had lived in a pocket of stories.  Lita had always suspected the way things might end up. She listened to Mama's stories, and the tales adventurer's brought with them when they passed through.
Dante, littlest of them, his tail still kitten straight, was the seventh child of seventh child. He was supposed to be destined for adventure--danger, yes, but homecoming, safe and happy, wealthy and supported. She could hear his laughter in her ears even now. She could hear his scream.
 Coze was a third daughter. She ought to have had magic, stronger than Lita's, stronger than Mora's, enough to keep her safe.  She should have been given Mama's blessing and set out, only to return in the moment of most need with the cure to whatever disaster threatened. But there was no cure for arson, no cure for a heart set on murder. 
Lita was the eldest. Her fate was to try. Her fate was to fail, first, and fall. And she had failed. Every day in the army camp, mending uniforms while her remaining siblings fought the fey, she watched for the one who had killed the two of her kin who should have outlasted the rest of the family. The two who should have slipped past anyone, killer or king, and found a way out of the smoke. She'd be ready this time. She would sink her needle into their heart, and damn the consequences. 
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nerdyqueerr · 1 year
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heretherebedork · 2 years
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My D&D game is doing a beach party episode this week because we just finished a three session fight with the biggest enemy we've ever faced and his entire army and I am deeply amused by this but also a bit apprehensive mostly because I play a rather asocial druid gnome who is going to spend 90% of the session avoiding people. But it will be fun no matter what!
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fluorescentbrains · 7 months
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me reading straight up pornography: hmm… this one just doesn’t have enough accurate character psychoanalysis to get me off
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camilleflyingrotten · 1 month
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moxie-girl · 7 months
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im so normal abt sibling relationships in media i swear
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crazysodomite · 1 year
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cottagedreamy · 2 months
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God told me to draw this
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wow.... i cant believe they were abandoned and Luffy collected them like treasures.....
the rest of the strawhats/friends that were gonna be in this post but i decided against it
Not all of them were abandoned by individual people like family members and their community, but the government. Specifically Franky and Law.
Vivi was gonna be in there too but i couldnt,,,, really,,,,, fit her in there.
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lemon-lime-behavior · 13 days
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tanoraqui · 5 days
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D&D 5e Adventure Concept: Wild Magic Siblings Dungeon Crawl Unwilling Reunion
Plot/Party Backstory: Four siblings whose mother (gender-neutral) is some sort of inhuman entity who is a font of wild magic, who serially has children then promptly abandons them with their dad (gender-neutral), who is basically a normal guy, well-adjusted except for his unceasing dedication to this objectively Not Great relationship.
The siblings all have at least 1 level in Wild Magic Sorcerer, innate (and causing problems!) from birth. But they’ve all coped with this familial situation and the struggles of their magic in different ways, often at odds with one another. They’ve all gone totally separate ways in life, some may not even be on speaking terms…until they’re all drawn back together because their mother has somehow gotten Dad into real trouble this time, not just the ongoing struggle of uncontrollable bursts of magic from four kids in about ten years. She hasn’t left him with a new baby in years, in fact—hasn’t so much as dropped by since the youngest was like six!* But he’s truly stupid about this woman, so even two decades* later, he agreed to go on a romantic trip with her…and now he’s trapped at the center of some deadly dungeon because their flighty bitch mother just left him there.
*years based on human lifespans; modify as appropriate for other races
So now it’s up to these four siblings! All together again for the first time in years, can they get along for long enough to survive this dungeon and rescue their (generally agreed upon) one good & beloved parent?
The Party:
(May or may not be in descending order of age; it’s up to you.)
The Wizard (lv 1 Wild Magic Sorc, lv ?? Abjuration Wizard): Specializes in negating magic (first tutelage from their Dad, who picked up stray tricks while raising this lot). Has been in academia since they left home, probably no adventuring experience. Roll 1d20 with disadvantage for potential wild magic surge on any spells that are on Sorc list as well as Wizard.
The Sorcerer (lv ??+1 Wild Magic Sorc): The only one still in contact with their mother, who has served as somewhat of a mentor on their adventures. Primary business is adventuring! Uses Tides of Chaos and has wild magic surges CONSTANTLY.
The Barbarian (lv 1 Wild Magic Sorc, lv ?? Wild Magic Barbarian): Prefers to just not use magic! Vents it a little through cantrips, and has figured out how to focus it into a limited range of effects when it slips out when they loses their temper in battle (rages). Sometimes risks Mage Armor (stacked with Unarmored Defense!). Has definitely been adventuring, though maybe not as primary occupation.
The Cleric (lv 1 Wild Magic Sorc, lv ?? Arcane Cleric): Turned to a god NOT associated with their mother for help. Has worked in a temple since they left home, may have some adventuring experience. Roll 1d20 with disadvantage for potential wild magic surge on any spells that are on Sorc list as well as Cleric/domain spells.
Party Level: They should all be an odd-numbered level, so the Sorcerer’s sticking with their birth class has paid off in granting them higher level spells than the Cleric or Wizard. (Cleric and Wizard do both have access to 1 of those higher-level spell slots, but they can only upcast into it.) I suggest at least level 7, so all PCs can be at least two steps down their subclass paths, and no higher than 13, so the Sorcerer still has no control over their wild magic surge.
The Dungeon: Any level-suitable pre-made dungeon will do!
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nerdyqueerr · 2 years
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Sometimes i think abt how my first 3 big d&d characters work as sun/stars/moon symbols and also how they all had weird genders self-sacrificing tendencies and sarcasm. Oh and theyre also soldier/poet/king but not in that order. AND they would absolutely not be able to stand each other
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imperialnyx · 11 months
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He just really loves his crew ♥️
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moncuries · 9 months
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guess what i watched on new years (a redraw kind of)
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millany · 24 days
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😳
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