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> > > Is there a consensus on what #Pathfinder is going to look like after the dust settles on the #D&D / #OGL changes? I've just shut down my dndbeyond subscription as a result of the changes and told my group we need to move the campaign to another system. But #Paizo and Pathfinder are the main targets of the changes, so I'm not sure whether that will even be an option for us!
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cross-posted from: https://beehaw.org/post/249426 > He is not a lawyer (and neither am I) but Doctorow knows *a great deal* about licenses and rights, and I definitely learned some interesting things from this.
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cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ml/post/646135 > D&D's corporate overlords have "ideas" about milking more money from the franchise.
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That sounds interesting. Especially the part for the Drow 🤔
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It's kind of amusing how often reality and fiction are mixed just to have something. I have noticed this, especially when it comes to religion or politics.
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**Braised Rabbit** Braised rabbit in a vodka sauce on a bed of mashed potatoes with a side of red peppers. 1 gp, 3 sp **Grilled Venison** Grilled bits of venison in red sauce served with quinoa with a serving of broccoli. 1 gp, 3 sp **Rotisserie-cooked Frog** Rotisserie-cooked chunks of frog in red sauce on a bed of quinoa and a helping of caramelized onions and cabbage. 1 gp, 3 sp **Braised Veal** Braised veal in red sauce served over noodles with a serving of chard and green peppers. 1 gp, 3 sp **Pan-seared Fish** Pan-seared cubes of fish in a cream sauce served with noodles and a helping of stewed onions. 1 gp, 3 sp **Baked Lamb** Baked lamb on a bed of rice. 4 cp **Grilled Fish** Grilled fish on a bed of quinoa. 4 cp **Grilled Sausage** Grilled slices of sausage on a bed of bread. 4 cp **Rotisserie-cooked Lamb** Rotisserie-cooked strips of lamb on a bed of pasta. 6 cp **License: CC BY-NC-SA 4.0**
**Spotless Morningstar Pilsner** 5% ABV A microbrewed brown pilsner. Described as a refreshing pilsner with a sweet finish. Gallon price: 3 sp, 7 cp Pint price: 7 cp **House Ale** 3.5% ABV A house-brewed light brown blonde ale. Described as a bitter blonde ale with a pleasant finish. Gallon price: 3 sp Pint price: 6 cp **Moose and Beech Pilsner** 4.73% ABV A microbrewed copper-colored pilsner. Described as a sweet pilsner with notes of coffee and a rich finish. Gallon price: 3 sp, 3 cp Pint price: 6 cp **House Hard Cider** 3.14% ABV A house-brewed light amber cider. Described as a pleasantly bitter cider with a rich finish. Gallon price: 2 sp, 8 cp Pint price: 5 cp **House Malt** 4.14% ABV A house-brewed copper-colored malt. Described as a complex malt with a rich finish. Gallon price: 3 sp, 3 cp Pint price: 6 cp **Bronze Staff Fruit Ale** 4.68% ABV A locally brewed golden fruit ale. Described as a spicy fruit ale with a rich finish. Gallon price: 3 sp, 6 cp Pint price: 7 cp **Lucky Wagon Malt** 4.27% ABV A microbrewed reddish malt. Described as a mild malt with a sweet finish. Gallon price: 2 sp, 8 cp Pint price: 5 cp **Fractured Morningstar Malt** 5.5% ABV A locally brewed copper-colored malt. Described as a spicy malt with a creamy finish. Gallon price: 3 sp, 7 cp Pint price: 7 cp **License: CC BY-NC-SA 4.0**
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ml/post/531051 > Some nice information with graphs!
Interactive map of Faerun from the D&D universe
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The Flying Forest is owned by an unmarried androgynous person and their girlfriend. One of the owners is a member of a race that is common for the area, while the other owner's race is uncommon in the area. One of the owners has no hidden secrets or unusual quirks, but the other is actually a doppelganger. Before owning the tavern, one of the owners had a job as an entertainer, while the other studied to be a wizard, but couldn't make it. The inspiration for the tavern's name was an inside joke. It is a tavern of poor quality, and its main draw is its connection to the criminal underworld. One of the owners of The Flying Forest tends the bar to maintain the illusion of the tavern being of poor quality. Their disposition is generally described as excessively energetic. They are ugly, with bronzed skin and dark brown hair in a drawn-up style. Physically, they are incredibly stocky. On a typical night, the clientele at The Flying Forest can be described as wonderfully raucous. On this occasion, there are a couple other people currently in the tavern. They are arguing over how to split the bill. The rooms for rent at The Flying Forest are unmistakably average sized and filthy. There is currently one room available for rent. The cost for a night's stay is 8 cp. If the party spends the night in the tavern, the owner who is actually a doppelganger attempts to murder and take the place of one of the party members.
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Sometimes there is no time for a bigger TTRPG session, but one still want to do something at the D&D universe. Are there any special computer games one can play? Perfectly with Linux support, or Proton.
Has someone already tried the game? Is it possible to choose Drow as a playable race?
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I wonder, how far I can go with steampunk elements in D&D. Would be a mechanical arm, which is moved with magic, too much?
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