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Squirt wrote:
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Mr Chonks wrote:
I also need a feather
Since the feather doesn't specify a monetary value, you'll have one in your component pouch or will be able to use an arcane focus instead.
Which reminds me, you need to decide if you use a component pouch or an arcane focus. The arcane focus can be anything but if you lose it, you lose the ability to cast spells until you get a replacement or a component pouch so don't make it something loseable. A cleric might decide their arcane focus is a holy symbol they wear round their neck which they grasp when they cast a spell.
None of my spells currently need any material components, so I'm going for the purely yelling and hand-waving type of magic.
Having look at level 3 thingies, I am going to need a focus or component pouch. So Ivo is going to use his holy symbol as an arcane focus. It's the symbol of Xunt engraved on a jagged hunk of greenish glass that hangs around his neck. The edges of the glass are sharp enough to cut yourself on, and if you stare at the symbol for too long your brain starts to itch and your teeth hurt and you'll have strange dreams. It represents Xunt's love for all mortals, and his mercy and his grace.
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Have you tried critical role or the adventure zone yet? It’s how I fix my D&D obsession when I’m having a day without a D&D game in it.
I tried Critical Role a while back but it didn't quite click with me, but I only really gave it a few mins. I'll take a look ad Adventure Zone, but since WFHing full time, my podcast time has shrunk considerably, as I used to listen on my commute.
I started watching Critical Role when I was ill one day and wasn’t doing anything other than lying on the couch feeling sorry for myself so the slow pace of a livestream was exactly what I needed. Once it came out on podcasts I binged my way through it during my commute and dog walks but I still find myself checking in on YouTube episodes when something particularly epic or exciting is happening.
When season two started, I found it a bit more difficult to get into because they were starting at level 1 with minimal cool powers and class features but this campaign has turned into something truly epic again. I absolutely adore it and every member of the cast.
The Adventure Zone is quite different. I think the humour would appeal to you all and it is much funnier than critical role but they somehow managed to turn a very lighthearted comedy D&D podcast into an epic adventure that makes you laugh, cry and love the characters. Again I have to warn though, don’t listen to it until I tell you it’s ok because they start playing the adventure we’re playing before they diverge into a home brew word. I’ve modified the adventure a bit from the written module but there are still a lot of similarities so I wouldn’t want you inadvertently getting spoilers.