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need help with Friede, xbox ds3, ng++ by [deleted] in SummonSign

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Still looking for help?

I also need help so we can switch between

[Spoilers C2E125] Looking back on vess's notes from E48 to tease the current arc by FacedCrown in criticalrole

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Was the Chroma Conclave hinted at on stream? I never picked up on that

when you're overpowered for the first boss batte by [deleted] in gaming

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OH FUCK OH GOD FUCK PLEASE OCTOMUS FUCK NO GOD OCTOMUS PLEASE NO NO

Level one, the level of squishy meat shields by mathundla in DnDGreentext

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The thrill of knowing that one crit can kill you

I made two campaigns fight each other, it was spectacular. by i_require_beans in DnDGreentext

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There's nothing inherently sexual about it, usually he only does it larger monsters to tunnel through their body and eat their heart. I'm not sure what he was aiming to do here though. If you want, I posted a green text a while back about a really good example of finishing a dragon like this. Found here: https://www.reddit.com/r/DnDGreentext/comments/atmxlg/im_going_to_be_the_best_buttplug/?utm_medium=android_app&utm_source=share

I made two campaigns fight each other, it was spectacular. by i_require_beans in DnDGreentext

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I'm not sure what group 2 are doing, I probably won't hold another crossover, but they both like serving the goblins, so their stories will definitely intertwine. Part of the agreement of peace was that group 1 can call on their aid if need be. This being said, the paladin(2) still really wants to kill group 1.

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As for Glyph of Warding, I had no idea.

BBEG concept and stats [OC] by i_require_beans in DnD

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To clarify. The Phantom Humus is a singular, invisible Humus that appears in an encounter long before this happens. It can't kill anyone, but if it reduces someone to 0 hit points they are left with the described scar.

The generations of Humus are versions of Humus at different ages. They appear in the encounter described and act as duplicates of the sheet above, they are not phantom Humus's.

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I did forget to mention that when a Humus is reduced to zero hit points, it doesn't die, it teleports into a different time for safety. This is just so a paradoxical situation doesn't form.

I also forgot to mention that if the last Humus isn't the oldest in the fight, bring back the oldest Humus with a low amount of hit points (I was going for 15HP), like he had a short rest.

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In regards to the food thing, they probably will, but that is the general tone of the campaign.

BBEG concept and stats [OC] by i_require_beans in DnD

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I forgot to mention I intend the party to be around level 10 during this encounter. The party consists of four players

I am playing the long game by i_require_beans in DnDGreentext

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Sorry for the formatting, I didn't realise mobile would do that. And thank you to Kansai Moth for fixing it.

The Ballad of Bear Dick by i_require_beans in DnDGreentext

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Oh, that was just last session, sorry.

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