I would just like @ChrisPerkinsDnD to step in here for the brand new DM. Is it reasonable for a player to use a disguise kit to make a tamed cockatrice look like a chicken? Our resident DM was very kind and allowed it. 🤣
— Commander Wood (@ChrisWood1821) March 27, 2019
I would allow it, too. #wotcstaff #dnd https://t.co/lsEuiFpaPT
— Christopher Perkins (@ChrisPerkinsDnD) March 27, 2019
1)
“Lord Wolf! Lord Wolf! What was THAT?”
“The other Lord Wolf was fiddling with the dead man’s crown, blew himself up, and left just me.”
“Green haze…sparks in the air…the crown did that?”
“It had help. I pushed some of its…#epic fantasy— Ed Greenwood (@TheEdVerse) February 12, 2019
2)
…buttons and muttered some of its inscriptions.”
“It has buttons?”
“Palonder, have you ever heard of an unbuttoned crown?”
“Er, no.”
“There you go, then. Now, pay attention. You wear crowns points up, like this.”
“I DO know…#epic fantasy 3)
…that, lord. Don’t patronize me.”
“Whyever not? It’s worked so well, all these years thus far. You’re still alive, and physically unmaimed to boot. Mentally twisted and as ignorant as yon door, but one can’t have everything.”#epic fantasy— Ed Greenwood (@TheEdVerse) February 12, 2019
In this early look at R.A. Salvatore’s next Drizzt novel, Boundless, our heroes find themselves chased by a pack of relentless demons https://t.co/hqM6mMPFnf pic.twitter.com/FlFiTjCXSC
— io9 (@io9) April 12, 2019
what are your thoughts on a bard that is mute and uses a violin for the somatic components of spells? A proficient violinist can produce tones similar to a voice so wondering your opinion. That sounds really cool, actually! I’d allow it in my game.
— Matthew Mercer (@matthewmercer) March 14, 2019
