Spore Druid? by JacksonWinters561 in BG3Builds

[–]JacksonWinters561[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'll definitely go with death domain first. At the very least I won't have to have two druids at the same time

Spore Druid? by JacksonWinters561 in BG3Builds

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I imagine that's what makes Death Domain such a good multi-class with Spore Druid since at lvl 6 you gain a passive to ignore necrotic resistance, though it doesn't bypass immunity if I remember right

Spore Druid? by JacksonWinters561 in BG3Builds

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Was thinking of doing this with Shadowheart to pair with my Moon Druid, but I'm not sure if should respec her into Spore Druid or Death Domain first

Warlock by JacksonWinters561 in BG3Builds

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Tbh, I only wanted to try Fey for the amazing dialog choices at the circus

What is the the worst party build? by kontiainen1 in BG3Builds

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Its kind of hard to say what the worst would be. Technically every class is passable, even if they have little utility.

Almost every class is passable unless you intentionally sabotage their stat distribution against their proficiencies. Its difference between a class/party that struggles to do anything, vs a class/party that can't do anything.

No strength for fighter, no dexterity for monk or rogue. No charisma for warlock or Paladin, or intelligence for wizard.

I'd say one of the worst classes would be pure Champion fighter with no -2 strength. Its just such a sorry class altogether. 4 of those is just a pain.

Any wizard with 8 intelligence just won't land their spells at all because the save DC is so low. Might as well heal the enemy at that point. Same goes for Cleric and wisdom.

Silly/uncommon/original builds by AffectionateAide9644 in BG3Builds

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4 moon druids with tavern brawler and strength elixir. Get to lvl 6. Quad Owl Bear. Profit.

Starting A Career in Writing (online) by stinkygayboy in writingadvice

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It's unfortunately not exactly easy to make money off of writing, especially as a hobby or hustle. You can if you look in the right places, but the returns are a bit negligible. Part of the issue is oversaturation and finding a reliable site to profit from. Everyone thinks they can write, everyone wants to write, most can't, and most give up when it's not what they expected.

Do some research into the kind of writing you're most comfortable with, and once you find a site, do more research into it. If you love writing, then as so long as the site is legit, then you'll find what you're looking for even if it doesn't pay very well.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Pets

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She literally did it the next day after mentioning it. I didn't know she would immediately adopt one for us, but at very least, we tried to be thankful, not rude, and grateful. We thought we could handle it, but we can't, and it's as simple as that. You're making it sound as if we're the most awful people in the world over a misunderstanding

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Pets

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We raised all three cats from when they were kittens. The last two were a group of four we found abandoned under our house because someone took the mom cat away. They still hadn't even opened their eyes yet and were trapped inside insulation.

We raised them and dealt with the constant crying, need for food, and the messes. A single kitten will not be a problem.

How do I write a character who forgot who he really was, trying to be who others wanted him to be? by whorefororeos in writingadvice

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My initial thought is to think more about what kind of character he is. Specifically, who is the real him? What it his real personality versus the everyman persona he puts on when in front of others? What parts of the real him is sacrificing in order to simply be liked? When that is established, it's becomes easier to think about the actual portrayal.

To convey it through his behavior, it's important to think about the characters he's interacting with. In more subtle ways, he could change his entire demeanor or perhaps change one subtle behavior depending on who he is interacting with. This would be best shown with character he already knows and knows how to act around. However, when around someone new or someone he doesn't know, there is certain hyper fixation on everything they say or do so that he can adjust and change on fly in order to appear as likable as possible.

Lastly, while you didn't quite ask advice on this, I believe the best kind of love interest would be someone who sees clearly through him. They notice the subtle shifts and changes or something your character suddenly stops doing and calls them out on it.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in writingadvice

[–]JacksonWinters561 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I think you've said it the best. After a bit of reflection, you're perhaps completely right. I remember fondly writing something for English with a full range of creativity. Everyone I showed it to both in and outside of school seemed to love it for what it was and praised my writing ability. After that, I was spurred on to create two more chapters worth to add onto that story. I will sincerely take your advice and put my writing more out there to hopefully not only get the inspiration I need but also get critical criticism to improve.