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Your central hub for the dankest memes from the 41st millennium and other tabletop games
Your central hub for the dankest memes from the 41st millennium and other tabletop games
Your central hub for the dankest memes from the 41st millennium and other tabletop games
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I knew he had a good score but this just shows how good Magnus is in faster time formats especially OTB when mouse skills aren’t that much of an issue as Hikaru has mentioned a few times too.
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I will not apologize for this take. I think everyone should understand messing with peoples minds and freewill would be hated dar more than making undead. Enchantment magic is inherently nefarious, since it removes agency, consent and Freewill from the person it is cast on. It can be used for good, but there’s something just wrong about doing it.
Edit: Alot of people are expressing cases to justify the use of Enchantment and charm magic. Which isn’t my point. The ends may justify the means, but that’s a moral question for your table. You can do a bad thing for the right reasons. I’m arguing that charming someone is inherently a wrong thing to do, and spells that remove choice from someone’s actions are immoral.
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Your central hub for the dankest memes from the 41st millennium and other tabletop games
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Your central hub for the dankest memes from the 41st millennium and other tabletop games
Your central hub for the dankest memes from the 41st millennium and other tabletop games
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Your central hub for the dankest memes from the 41st millennium and other tabletop games
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We had a session yesterday where we all discovered some aspects of humble level 1 spells we didn't realize before.
Our mage cast Magic Missile upcast to level 3 at an opponent who was concentrating on a Fly spell. 5 missiles count as 5 different attacks, so they had to make 5 concentration checks, only at DC10, but still. He failed on the 3 or 4th one and came plummeting down. Taken down by the laws of gravity and averages!
Later, the bard cast Dissonant Whispers against an enemy who was in melee range of the barbarian. He failed the save, so not only did he take 3d6 psychic damage, he was forced to move away, triggering an opportunity attack by the Barb, (Greataxe+1, Str 18, raging) which killed him. I am definitely going to use that more often, that seems like a really good synergy.
Yes, the Dissonant Whispers effect we discovered because nobody had read the spell description to the end, but now we know!
So what are your "I only discovered after too much time that level 1 spell X is really quite good!" story.
Your central hub for the dankest memes from the 41st millennium and other tabletop games
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