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A group of black-clad azer have stolen the Hearth-Fire Gem! Can the PCs catch the fleeing azer and return the stolen treasure to Gadagan Iron-Hand? Join for Free and gain access to this battle map, 5e/PF2 encounter, adventure poster, and more! www.patreon.com/post...#battlemap#dnd#pf2

Dwarven Battle Map by Domille's Wondrous Works. It features two steps of stone steps leading up to a stone entrance into the cave wall.
Hearth-Fire Heart Encounter Adventure Hook Poster by Domille's Wondrous Works.
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LSserrule1.bsky.social

Hello, me again. Thanks for another art share. I'm Winston. I do a lot of TTRPG/D&D art and I make a lot of homebrew stuff. I'm putting out my final subclass for 5e soon and a book in November.

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GGgoodmangames.bsky.social

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Aaryxymaraki.bsky.social

Any solution that doesn't include that doesn't feel like it's reflecting disability. For me, the biggest issue isn't 'should there be penalties' ; the issue is that 5E kind of breaks if you include any meaningful penalty. Other games w/ less focus on combat and better support, this isn't a problem

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Aaryxymaraki.bsky.social

I think not using 5E is the biggest takeaway for it for me. 5E, and modern elfgames similar to it, have a strong assumption that all characters will be comparably good in combat, and it tends to have issues if that isn't true because of its high emphasis on combat and time that it invests in combat

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FGfarmergadda.bsky.social

But also, I just wouldn't use 5e or an associated Elfgame to tell those kinds of stories in the first place, but what can ya do.

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IOinotherworlds.bsky.social

YO! Does anyone remember Phantasy Star? It's getting a #ttrpg. I'm not normally hyped for 5e things, but this is the exception. Glad someone's showing Alis some love!

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FGfarmergadda.bsky.social

5e, and honestly, most elfgames that primarily function as a combat engine, are games about causing violence and physical harm to an opponent, while mitigating physical harm to the party. Any state that isn't able-bodied is mathematically meant to be avoided lest it lead directly to a fail state

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