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I’ve been meaning to design an adventure with a titan – something so big it doesn’t have just one statblock, but is a series of encounters to destroy different parts of it. Think shadow of the colossus but broken into 3-4 DnD battles
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I made a giant hunter subclass i think it will be perfect for whatever foul beast cinder’s been cooking up
I'm more interested in either the book or movie title that he started this video off with. The I kill Giants thing going to look it up.
I will watch it in 10 minutes. Can you remind me to watch it in 10 minutes
Will you be discussing dungeons & dragons 3.5 monsters?
I wanna run a campaign based on the monsterverse. So I really wanna watch the video
Turtle
Thank you for your help. Thanks to you, I have add some things to my games that my players have said is really fun. I look forward to continuing to learn from you and others like you (I always need a refresher on being DM and not a writer)
turtles are cuties
Hey Cinder the 20th wizard king,
What's the best way to handle mentor npcs that fights for the party? That help the party but still bring engagement to the players.
Have them be previous heroes that save the party, teach some feats and then depart? Die in combat to the BBEG? Specific to a Player? Or something else?
Hi
The giant broke my heart
Sounds like someone was inspired by his encounter with Jonathan.
That big rock turtle is Zartan! The Elder Elemental of Earth.