Orc in progress #dnd pic.twitter.com/FNzWxY5im9
— Max Dunbar (@Max_Dunbar) May 17, 2020
“may we have the honour of knowing your name and titles?”
1)
Palonder clears his throat. Humbly.
“Great Lady,” he asks the ghost-queen gently, “may we have the honour of knowing your name and titles?”
“Arune Raven,” she replies, “High Queen of Neverune, Sethtaen, Sixbridges, and… #epicfantasy— Ed Greenwood (@TheEdVerse) June 16, 2020
3)
…day, then built over in the summer that followed.”
“YOUR doing?”
“No, it befell long before my time. I’m only responsible for the last twenty summers of blunders and catastrophes.”#epicfantasy— Ed Greenwood (@TheEdVerse) June 16, 2020
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Whats the greatest secret, waiting to be discovered in the Forgotten Realms?
whats the greatest secret, waiting to be discovered in the realms? A rare recipe? A terrifying dungeon? A secret identity yet to be revealed? What hidden thing has lain wait for too long and will birth a hundred new legends if it were to emerge into the world? Hard to say which still-waiting secret is the "greatest." It all depends on your POV, and that in turn depends in large part if you survive the reveal.
I've said before that major secrets have been hiding in plain view since the birth of the published Realms.#Realmslore— Ed Greenwood (@TheEdVerse) June 18, 2020
Sorry, the greatest secrets of the Realms are NDA. Literally: 33 years ago I was asked to create a list of great behind-the-scenes secrets of the setting, that could be used by TSR designers in future Realms projects. Some have been used. The rest…wait for us all.#Realmslore
— Ed Greenwood (@TheEdVerse) July 3, 2020
I’m assuming that amongst them is Durnan’s REAL secret to eternal life, and Asmodeus’ personal chili recipe Heh. You can't make Asmodean Chili without the fires of Nessus, and Durnan's treasure takings as an adventurer included a chest of Potions of Longevity. Couple that with Mystra spotting what he had and making him an unwitting Weave anchor (Yes! Another one!)…#Realmslore
— Ed Greenwood (@TheEdVerse) July 5, 2020
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Is it just me or do the books not say exactly what a square spell effect is?
is it just me or do the books not say exactly what a square spell effect is? Evard’s Tentacles is 20ft square. Is that 4 squares (2×2) on a grid or 16 squares (4×4)? Each square is 5ft It means a square that is 20 feet long on each side. 4×4 if using a 5-foot grid.
— Dan Dillon (@Dan_Dillon_1) July 10, 2020
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Can the Psi Warrior psionic strike be used with unharmed attacks?
@JeremyECrawford so can the Psi Warrior psionic strike be used with unharmed attacks? Wondering if the unharmed fighting style can be paired with that subclass.
— Joselin, Joselin, every day. (@Udelious) December 3, 2020
The Psi Warrior's Psionic Strike feature works with weapons only. In D&D, an unarmed strike is an attack made unarmed—meaning without a weapon. So unarmed strikes don't work with Psionic Strike, unless you have a special feature that turns your unarmed strike into a weapon. #DnD https://t.co/s7f6DSehYU
— Jeremy Crawford (@JeremyECrawford) December 3, 2020
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Random doodles last night before bed and… The Wemic!
Random doodles last night before bed pic.twitter.com/BeDXdK9HLK
— Richard Whitters (@WhittersRichard) September 21, 2020
People seemed to like the Wemic, so here’s a cleaned up version pic.twitter.com/1e3NPF0zTg
— Richard Whitters (@WhittersRichard) September 21, 2020
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What examples are there of “white” necromancy?
What examples are there of “white” necromancy? Other than the baelnorns, of course.#Realmslore There are many that I've slipped into the Realms over the years. One notable type or sort: the archliches I put in Spelljammer Lost Ships (SJR1); in the Realms, the Lady Saharel is one such.#Realmslore
— Ed Greenwood (@TheEdVerse) April 8, 2020
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How close is outside to how you imagine the Mournland?
how close is outside to how you imagine the Mournland? Well, the Mournland is a twisted version of a once-vibrant land, where you never know what terrifying threat lies around the next bend. So, fairly close?
— Keith Baker (@HellcowKeith) September 14, 2020
