Day 23 - Least Favorite Monster Overall
This one is easy as well, honestly I don't have a least favorite. I like to fight/pick monsters that are appropriate to the situation the characters are in. Mainly if it is an appropriate challenge for them or not, I will randomly throw monsters in that don't fit in the location exactly but the players I've had usually enjoy the randomness of it.
Monday, September 23, 2013
Sunday, September 22, 2013
Day 22 - 30 Day D&D Challenge!
Day 22 - Favorite Monster Overall
Easily my favorite monster overall out of the monster manuals is the Tarrasque.
I've not gotten to fight one yet, and I've not gotten to use one in a game yet, but just the challenge of them makes the thought of fighting or having the characters fight one sound so fun.
I wouldn't even care if my character died in the challenge I would still thoroughly enjoy the chance to fight it.
Silly I'm sure but it just looks like so much fun.
Easily my favorite monster overall out of the monster manuals is the Tarrasque.
I've not gotten to fight one yet, and I've not gotten to use one in a game yet, but just the challenge of them makes the thought of fighting or having the characters fight one sound so fun.
I wouldn't even care if my character died in the challenge I would still thoroughly enjoy the chance to fight it.
Silly I'm sure but it just looks like so much fun.
Saturday, September 21, 2013
Day 21 - 30 Day D&D Challenge!
Day 21 - Favorite Dragon Color/Type
Silver Dragons are by far my favorite type of dragon. I love the idea of a dragon that enjoys spending time with humanoid creatures. Out of the elements I like Cold which plays into some of the reason I like them.
Silver dragons gain alternate form instantly which makes them nice if one is in the party. My Kalashtar Psion Shaper had a Silver Dragon companion/cohort. It wasn't very big or all that greatly helpful at times but it was oh so enjoyable to have around.
Silver Dragons are by far my favorite type of dragon. I love the idea of a dragon that enjoys spending time with humanoid creatures. Out of the elements I like Cold which plays into some of the reason I like them.
Silver dragons gain alternate form instantly which makes them nice if one is in the party. My Kalashtar Psion Shaper had a Silver Dragon companion/cohort. It wasn't very big or all that greatly helpful at times but it was oh so enjoyable to have around.
Friday, September 20, 2013
Day 20 - 30 Day D&D Challenge!
Day 20 - Favorite Humanoid/Natural/Fey
Honestly I tried thinking about this one and I tried deciding my favorite out of these and I can't figure one out. There are quite a few that fall into this category that I like a lot (human, orc, pixie, lizardfold, etc...), so as a short answer I like most of the creatures in this category.
Favorite Monster Overall is a post I'm looking forward to as that one is an easy choice.
Honestly I tried thinking about this one and I tried deciding my favorite out of these and I can't figure one out. There are quite a few that fall into this category that I like a lot (human, orc, pixie, lizardfold, etc...), so as a short answer I like most of the creatures in this category.
Favorite Monster Overall is a post I'm looking forward to as that one is an easy choice.
Thursday, September 19, 2013
Day 19 - 30 Day D&D Challenge!
Day 19 - Favorite Elemental/Plant
Really I suppose this one would be a toss up between the Shambling Mound and something I found on the Wizards website called the Crystal Sunflower.
The shambling mound is just fun. If you don't know it's there then you could be walking around or over it and suddenly get attacked. The surprise factor makes it enjoyable for me.
The Crystal Sunflower is exactly what it sounds like. A sunflower made out of crystal, but it has some minor psionic abilities which make it interesting but random to run across while exploring.
Really I suppose this one would be a toss up between the Shambling Mound and something I found on the Wizards website called the Crystal Sunflower.
The shambling mound is just fun. If you don't know it's there then you could be walking around or over it and suddenly get attacked. The surprise factor makes it enjoyable for me.
The Crystal Sunflower is exactly what it sounds like. A sunflower made out of crystal, but it has some minor psionic abilities which make it interesting but random to run across while exploring.
Wednesday, September 18, 2013
Day 18 - 30 Day D&D Challenge!
Day 18 - Favorite Immortal/Outsider
Not for any special reason, but my favorite outsider would be Tieflings.
I like the descriptions of their physical looks, but also because of their bonus to Intelligence and Dexterity.
I prefer and have more fun playing fast but smart people.
Short post but there it is.
Not for any special reason, but my favorite outsider would be Tieflings.
I like the descriptions of their physical looks, but also because of their bonus to Intelligence and Dexterity.
I prefer and have more fun playing fast but smart people.
Short post but there it is.
Tuesday, September 17, 2013
Day 17 - 30 Day D&D Challenge!
Day 17 - Favorite Animal/Vermin
I don't really have a favorite animal or vermin to be honest.
I was running a D&D game with the group that helped me test my Silver Divinity game for the first time. Through the story they met a Druid with a Dire Ape animal companion, and at one point afterwards they were captured by an enemy and were being moved somewhere else. The Druid and his Dire Ape helped them escape but before that the halfling rogue spotted the Dire Ape following them along and he started to wave and wink and various other things. Throughout the next few sessions whenever they would see the Druid and his Dire Ape the rogue would be friendly (not in an inappropriate way) with the Dire Ape, and ended up forming an odd bond with it.
Pointless random thing he was pursuing but it was very entertaining to watch him play it out (he is the first person I've run a game with that has actually role played his character, which has been awesome!).
I don't really have a favorite animal or vermin to be honest.
I was running a D&D game with the group that helped me test my Silver Divinity game for the first time. Through the story they met a Druid with a Dire Ape animal companion, and at one point afterwards they were captured by an enemy and were being moved somewhere else. The Druid and his Dire Ape helped them escape but before that the halfling rogue spotted the Dire Ape following them along and he started to wave and wink and various other things. Throughout the next few sessions whenever they would see the Druid and his Dire Ape the rogue would be friendly (not in an inappropriate way) with the Dire Ape, and ended up forming an odd bond with it.
Pointless random thing he was pursuing but it was very entertaining to watch him play it out (he is the first person I've run a game with that has actually role played his character, which has been awesome!).
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