Harrowson's Pocketbook - a small handful of spells for those looking to spice up their repertoire
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PSA: 5e does not expect or require your party to fight 6-8 medium encounters in a day
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Arms for stacking 34 inch + 24 inch?
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Will the LX Pro Dual Stacking Arm support an LG Ultragear 34GP83A-B?
2e Version of Whispering Wind?
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Does a distinction between "flavor text" and mechanical text exist?
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What Happens If Your Nexus Staff Breaks?
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What would you like to see from a D&D community discord server focused around play?
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Casters are not as powerful late game as you've been led to believe
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What would spells unique to Sorcerers look like?
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Halaster's Crushing Eye Speed?
A place for Dungeon Masters running the D&D 5th Edition campaign Dungeon of the Mad Mage.
Looking for a post - circular dice tray + dice container combo
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AL Exotic Familiar Stats
A resource for D&D Adventurers League players and DMs
Atrocities Committed by Zhentarim?
A place to discuss and share all things Forgotten Realms. From the bustling streets of Baldur's Gate to the sleepy hamlets of Mistledale all are welcome. The realms is the runaway brainchild of Ed Greenwood and has grown from his humble writings into the sprawling lore-rich setting of today. Enjoy and tread gently among us.
Lore Wizard Revised
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Does a list of cultural/geographical references on the provinces (and elsewhere) exist?
A home for the discussion and creation of the lore of The Elder Scrolls.
Just how much do we know about Ayleid culture?
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Other activities or methods relating to tulpamancy?
Ever wondered what it would be like to have a mental companion who can think and act on their own? That's what a tulpa is. Discuss tulpas, share your experience with having tulpas, and give advice to fellow tulpa creators here! Please read the FAQ before posting. Also, please note that we are not mental health professionals. If you are having issues with your mental health, please get professional help, do not ask us.
What is the purpose of the sheet of armor depicted on the backs of Scythian nobles, and what is it called?
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Twists on traditional bandit adversaries?
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