Are undead even capable of worship? I mean, in life they had minds of their own…and souls. Now, however, with the exception of a few, aren’t they mostly mindless? Yes, most undead are indeed mindless. Vampires, liches, and other ‘greater undead’ are capable of worship, though, and learning new things, memorizing, and so on. And some of them have the power to command/dominate lesser undead.#Realmslore
— Ed Greenwood (@TheEdVerse) April 8, 2020
Hey @ToddKenreck I think my aketch of your Dragonborn Barbarian turned into a Tarrasqueborn… 🙂 #dnd #WOTCstaff #dragonborn pic.twitter.com/lzZO6rtYV9
— Richard Whitters (@WhittersRichard) May 3, 2020
Another repost of some dragon sketches… there are some fun designs here that I still like pic.twitter.com/FtMTofCSZR
— Richard Whitters (@WhittersRichard) May 22, 2020
Throw your fireball through every open door
Fry every monster to find the treasure all look for
Fill my empty purse with gleaming gold
So we can all sit and drink wine when our bones are old— Ed Greenwood (@TheEdVerse) August 18, 2020
stephen parlin @smparlin@TheEdVerse
ballpark average, late 1300 DR – how much could a moderate successful Inn & Tavern in Trades Ward Waterdeep make net per month if it takes good care of its staff and serves higher end food and drink, in your opinion?— Ed Greenwood (@TheEdVerse) May 4, 2020
1)
So many variables would affect takings, but the 1330s DR are boom times, both before and after the Spellplague hits (in the wake of its initial chaos, inns/taverns became refuges for many, who craved good food, good company, 2)
…and chances of casual employment), so the amount made depends largely on the size of the place (how many drinkers and diners it can seat, how many beds it can hire out for the night). If it can cram, say, 60 folk into its…#Realmslore— Ed Greenwood (@TheEdVerse) May 4, 2020
3)
…taproom, with 40 having table space to dine, and rent out 24 beds a night, and serves good food and pays its staff well, the net per month should be in the vicinity of 180 gp (60 gp/night). A typical inn and tavern, that… 4)
…waters its ale and serves a lot of small beer, and pays its staff more poorly in return for giving them room and board, would likely net 240 gp/month or so. (Grosses would be more than double those figures, but…#Realmslore— Ed Greenwood (@TheEdVerse) May 4, 2020
5)
…running expenses are always high.)#Realmslore— Ed Greenwood (@TheEdVerse) May 4, 2020
I'm rereading the section on the Cerberus Assembly in Explorer's Guide to Wildemount, and holy shit I forgot that Lady Vess de Rogna replaced Lady Briarwood. There's so much good lore in here. #CriticalRole #CriticalRoleSpoilers
— Hannah Rose ✊🏽✊🏻✊🏿 (@wildrosemage) September 18, 2020
She WAS a minor noble, but upon making her deal with the Whispered One, her knowledge and spellcraft advanced enough to carve a place of power within the Assembly… until her illegal, necromantic delving were discovered.
— Matthew Mercer (@matthewmercer) September 18, 2020
Not the School of Necromancy, but certain, specific rites of Necromantic Magic’s that are deemed against order/law. The use of forbidden magic to create a vampire lord (Sylas) was deemed by the Assembly and King a high crime.
— Matthew Mercer (@matthewmercer) September 18, 2020
Yay, fellow DM, you responded! 😁
I certainly am not surprised it was actually Delilah who cast the spell to return Sylas as a vampire lord, Vecna merely imparting knowledge.
The gray area is the part I’m uncertain of. Especially in a tyranny, law often applies unjustly. If all law were “unjust”, society would be harder to control. It’s not about those in power creating only villainous laws… many function and serve common sense/protect those in power/avoid fearful competitive powers, etc. Then, sneak in a number of unjust ones along the mix.
— Matthew Mercer (@matthewmercer) September 18, 2020
Bruce Donohue @BruceDonhue
Hello Ed
playing a Order of the Aster Paladin of Lathander (Oath of Heroism)
what would be a typical Mantra of Courage they would say before commencing a battle, akin to Dune Bene Gesserit litany against fear vein?— Ed Greenwood (@TheEdVerse) July 13, 2020
1)
I await the coming of the Light. It always comes. At every dawn, at every break in a storm, the sunlight reaches us. The Light of Lathander’s love. It will come again. It will come again soon. And the Morninglord shall send it… 2)
…to ME. No matter what befalls, He sees me, is with me, and aids me. I place my trust in him, for whatever happens, I share in what He strives for, and He values me and all mortals, high and low, who worship the Light.#Realmslore— Ed Greenwood (@TheEdVerse) July 13, 2020
3)
Let the Light surround me, aid me, and be my shield. I rise now, alight.#Realmslore— Ed Greenwood (@TheEdVerse) July 13, 2020
@JeremyECrawford @Dan_Dillon_1 If a wizard is affecting a creature, say a dragon, with Telekineses and an allied bard puts them willingly inside of a Resilient Sphere, would the wizard be able to continue affecting the dragon or other creatures with Telekinesis?
— Benjamin Gilyot (@bengiyo) March 3, 2020
— Eric Green (@quadhund) March 6, 2020
Nothing in O.R.S.’s description says they cannot. Thus, you abide by the rules of each individual spell. Unless an individual spell creates an exception (e.g. “You cannot use this action while under the effect of another spell”), the individual spell functions as normal. It's not about concentration, a clear path to the target is going to be your issue. You can't target creatures outside the sphere.
— Dan Dillon 👥 (@Dan_Dillon_1) March 6, 2020
A reminder to NOT piss off your DM#AEWDark pic.twitter.com/HZynY0JaIW
— Brandon Cutler (@BranCutler) October 28, 2020
For those asking; yes there were d4s (The pyramid spikey ones) in the mix#AEWDark pic.twitter.com/8XOWtbCaxa
— Brandon Cutler (@BranCutler) October 28, 2020
♪ Ev-ery-bo-dy DICE! ♪@BranCutler lights up the Librarian! #AEWDark
➡️ https://t.co/bXTQJfoNBr pic.twitter.com/ajwg6OTBdv
— TDE Wrestling (@tde_gif) October 28, 2020
Let’s make tonight’s #AEWDARK the most watched episode since….
wait let me see what the most watched episode is…
since Kenny vs Janela episode 2 with 1.3 million views?!?
Okay let’s just make this a highly viewed episode 👍🏼 pic.twitter.com/7pr9Y91ehu
— Brandon Cutler (@BranCutler) October 27, 2020
