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Hoy nuestro compañero @chaoticseijo ha subido un vídeo en su canal donde se detiene a explicar la nueva forma que tiene #Isphanya de dar vida a los personajes de la partida y lo adereza con algunas anécdotas de las partidas con los jugadores beta-testers.

¡Echadle un ojo, que está muy bien!
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isphanya.thecottontales.esUna nueva forma de crear personajes - Isphanya

Retired a #DND character based on Boneripper & Thanquol. Now going to be running Theobaldius Wolfgangus a bookish Gnome Wizard who’s sick of people telling him he’s *just* a wizard - and is swinging a big old sword about. Yes. I saw this mini and instantly decided I was playing it in DND.

It’s given me a good excuse to go reading the last issue of #Warpstone to look for some Gnomish inspiration.

#WHFRP #TheOldWorld #Miniatures #5e #DND5e @nerdlings #Nerdlings #WarhammerCommunity

Hoy toca hablar de ARRRMAS ⚔️✨

Como DM que ama las partes narrativas de los juegos de rol, en #Isphanya me suelo recrear mucho con el rollito costumbrista y los paisajes bucólicos. Peeero eso no quita que nuestros héroes isphánicos vayan a verse, más tarde o más temprano, en la necesidad de pelear. Y en Isphanya, las armas cuentas historias.

Hey fellow #ttrpg #pf2e #dnd5e etc DMs-

If you are tired of sifting through AI garbage slop to find NPC portraits for your homebrew, I am open for regular bust color sketch commissions, both at a discount rate as a monthly membership on my ko-fi, and as one off sets or longer, more regular series!

I work with two GMs who have regular monthly slots on my ko-fi, and also a 3rd who has commissioned a series of 7 different portraits over a few months! Consider supporting artists to draw your NPCs directly, when you can!

ko-fi.com/witchcatcr

Authors/DMs/Storytellers:

Let mysterious things be mysterious. Not everything needs explanation. Let your villain's ancient tech be ancient. Did your characters interact with it? Give them a glimpse of something greater - but just a glimpse, just the leading edge of it.

Weird shit can be weird. Needs to be weird. Weird is the fun of it.

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@kaisla To be honest, I don't think that running a sandbox game with D&D is particularly difficult. I mean, I do have some long-term plot ideas, but much of the planning is between sessions, and I usually ask the players: "What do you want to do next?" at the end of each session.

#DnD5E _does_ have the advantage of having massive numbers of ready-made enemy stat blocks I can use for combat encounters, and these are easy to run.

(Except for NPC spellcasters. D&DD 4E did _those_ better...)