Totally worth it for that sweet, sweet Illithid juice, and the story behind it. He gained proficiency in Intimidation, disadvantage on Perception rolls that require sight, as well as on ranged attack rolls. A dark purple blotch was added to his mini to solidify the evidence of how harrowing the fight was. The only character I’ve ever played got his right eye sucked out from a Mindflayer. There’s a reason most NPCs tend to keep in their hamlets, or hire guards when venturing out on the road. There should be repercussions to slogging through dungeons to acquire riches and magic artifacts. You’re going to get a few cuts and bruises, suffer a few falls and bonks to the noggin. But hey, they knew the risks involved.)Ĭall me evil if you want (please do, it gives me and my patron greater strength), but I’m in the camp that you don’t become an immensely powerful character without braving some real dangers. In a failed reckless pursuit of revenge, the hut won the second and final round, squashing the halfling’s body in the swamp under its monumental weight, nixing any hopeful final Death Saving Throw. This was going to change the way the character interacted with the world.
His character just got a permanent, fundamental change in a bigger way than any ability score increase. “How am I going to use my quarterstaff? Will my bear form be missing claws on the right paw?” He has a lot of questions, so he voices a few. “I guess I’ll have to cauterize it on the Flaming Sphere…” The player looks around at his friends, their faces a mix of sympathy and fear. Blood comes pouring out in three heavy streams, quickly pooling around your feet, soiling your clothing and boots.” Additionally, you lose from just below your knuckle up on your middle, index, and pinky finger. You don’t get your hand fully away when the teeth clamp down together.” You manage to get one hand free, but your right is just too slow. As you begin to pull wooden spikes from the floorboards above and below jut out and snap together like teeth. Statistically that had to change at some point, that’s just the math. “I’m going to try to just pry it off then.” Harry is the party’s main support, but bringing down this colossus is, in his mind, the best support he can provide. The situation worsens for the party as a Chain Lightning rips through them, just above Harry. “The staff makes a comical twang and it jars your wrists like you got jammed by an inside pitch.” (More than one of the character’s had the necessary tools to rid the enchantment that held the house… and I just wanted them to figure that out, ok?) I’ll use Shillelagh on the chord, try to hit it off like a baseball.” “The fire is still there, but the wood is too soggy to catch alight.” The witch has cover, mobility, and a seemingly endless amount of magic at her disposal. The camera pans out and up to players, some inside the hut, others moving around it on the ground dodging the massive feet of a quadrupedal tree stump, and so, so many spells.
The player piloting Harry, Zak, says, “Is it loose?” You’re in a small space, you’ll definitely feel some of the heat, though it may not touch you.”ĭamage is rolled. “I cast Flaming Sphere on what’s holding it in place.” Gnarled roots like bony fingers wrapped around it. The crawlspace had enough room for a Halfling Druid, who took his normal form and inspected the gem. In the innards of the hut - its crawlspace, if you will - housed the core that animated the structure. A witch, hell bent on the group’s destruction, flew around her home (that was literally alive and trampling people on the ground, creeping through the murky swamp like a Stilt) sending an arcane barrage from her vantage above.
The wood spider sauntered through a minute gap in the floorboards of the treehouse as a battle raged all around. 6 scheduling tips that make for a long and consistent D&D campaign.This campground will pay you to DM for a weekend D&D retreat.Ranking all Dungeons and Dragons 5e cantrips from worst to best.This particular one has Curse of Strahd spoilers in it, so maybe skip below to where things get bold if you don’t want to know a bit about the bogs of Bavaria… Now, I like giving sometimes long-winded narrative examples to introduce my topic.
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