Man, I wish I had the gumption to bullshit together a convincing screenshot for that, but I’ve never been able to find a good, blank template for Bloodborne item screens

This is not a druidic sigil, it’s a caryll rune, one that only has power to those who’s minds have been sufficiently lined with eyes to open to the truth of the great ones, that which warps the worlds seen into what is real

It’s on the Warlock spell list

I managed to work up an immunity to Poison, so our DM had a drow princess get one last action when she got to 0 hp to attack me with her only attack spell as I had severely pissed her off, and it was cast at 5th level

But her only attack spell was Ray of Sickness

So this could theoretically be a Tome Warlock’s path to immortality?

So the door itself had a sorta embossing design of an incomplete web. You would have to complete the webbing but there is a trap part that, if connected, triggers active, offensive traps. With a good investigation roll, my arcana and a Web spell from the rogue’s cloak, we did the puzzle and the door opened itself

It was sealed with magic (I had detect magic going) and no handles, locks or visible seals

So it’s funny you bring it up.

This daughter is the second born, and we’re allied with the fifth. The upper district is actually shielded by a massive barrier and is in the ceiling of the massive cavern the city resides in (Fifth daughter resides in The Nest, essentially a massive spider ranch in the lower areas of the cavern). The only reason we were able to get in was because the ring I’m wearing (Which, again, contains the soul of the now dead matron) allows use of the house’s emergency Teleportation Circle. There was, in fact, an emergency system that was supposed to notify guards that said emergency circle was used, but we got it disabled.

In the case of this lady fighting us, she didn’t actually know we were here, just that there was some hubub with her Draegoth half-siblings (Those half-demon Drow things). By all rights, she had no reason to believe anything aside from those things maybe disciplining servants. Because of the hallway construction where we were fighting, she didn’t see how bad things were until it was kinda too late

So we’re at the start of a war where, thanks to saving a GOO Warlock and getting help from her connections, we’re coming up from the sewers closer to the middle of town while allies attack from opposite sides of the Drow capital.

While our 160 soldiers went off to secure the borders of the market district as our safe house/staging point, my party (5 level 12 characters, a Half Orc Berserker Barbarian, an Eladrin Celestial Warlock, a part panther Halfling Scout Rogue, a Kobold Rune Knight Fighter, and a Half Goblin/Half Yuan Ti Glamour Bard) stayed behing to go through the 50 CR1/4 Drow warriors in the area we’re in as the war is kicking off.

Yes, I know they’re they’re only CR1/4, but because their HP was just high enough, this actually did end up being more efficient as I was trying to conserve resources as it may be a bit before we can short rest.

As it stands, my Eldritch Blast is 1d10+4 per dart, and these guys had 13 HP, so any given dart on it’s own had a high chance to not secure a kill if I was going one dart per enemy.

With Green-flame Blade, my initial attack would be 1d6+4+2d8 and the rider would be 2d8+8 (since Radiant Soul can add my CHA to fire damage spells when cast, I could have added it to either but kept it to the rider). This just ended up being a more consistent damage in the amount I needed, and the total max is about the same, just split between two targets

So…Just have curses be permanent? Why?

And the Paladin probably would have been fine if he’d doubled down and stuck with the “Sir”, but backing down to erase it when questioned is going to raise suspicion and make it more obvious he’s lying. With the guard getting a lucky 17 on insight roll from that, it just went downhill

From our campaign sheet, the Church of Macho Madness is Chaotic Good, Light Domain

He’ll one day be a lord, and institute the CHEESE TAX

Well at this point, my Warlock has an enemy for almost each season, them being an Eladrin

Spring has this situation, where some servant of the archdevil knows her face

Summer has a Lich Queen who has his portrait from a ghost who saw him during a heist of her library

Autumn’s issue is she trapped a Dracolich in the astral sea with no way back on her own

Winter is the only one sitting pretty, with the only big name attached to his face being that the Winter Queen adores him as much as she does all children of winter