D&D 4e is destroying my storytelling ability
First, I want to apologise to my regular D&D gaming friends. This is not an assault on your playing style. It’s just a dissatisfaction between me and Dungeons & Dragons. True story: I saw an opening and wanted to position my character in a better place. As a storyteller, I thought that was a situation [...]
Read more »Dungeons & Dragons on Microsoft Surface
This looks really cool. SurfaceScapes Gameplay Session from Surfacescapes on Vimeo. Thanks to @armchairdude for the link. WARNING: no coherent thread of thinking up ahead. The fun of Dungeons & Dragons (or any RPG for that matter) come from suspension of belief. Some aspect of the reality you’re experiencing no longer applies in the game [...]
Read more »Shard Saga – Whirlwind, ramps and platforms part 2
I’m continuing the story from part 1. Previously, you read about Kepler squeezing between the griffon and dragon, and cast Flame Spiral. The reason why Kepler never got to do his burn-adjacent-enemies trick was the DM got the artillery draconian at the 20 feet platform to blast something around Kepler. Which also moved the griffon [...]
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About Vincent
I play D&D semi-regularly. I like magic users (thus mostly falling into controller roles). I tell funny adventure stories.
Math Wizard
You will experience possibly the smartest character build ever in D&D 4th edition. To use the Math Wizard build effectively, you might actually have to understand math principles. Shocking, I know.
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Noble Class
"While I would like to explain to you how my House has plotted your downfall, it would be far too complicated for something like that simple brain of yours to comprehend."
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Disclosure: The author is my friend. He's the one who subjected me to hours of
Missing In Action
18 at-will powers where miss effects are better than hitting. Buy now.
Disclosure: The author is my friend. I am naturally biased. I do not get commission from it. Using any of the at-will powers does not guarantee missing consistently (nor hitting consistently too, unfortunately...).
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