cross-posted from: https://pawb.social/post/19701309

Source (Bluesky)

cross-posted from: https://pawb.social/post/19602273

Source (Bluesky)

Ha, you know, I forgot this community was a thing!

Anyways, here's my contribution: a homebrew for levels 11-20, which should be great for your Eve of Ruin game if you're running that, or just your custom world~

It's not perfect but I've carefully refined it and balanced it for the last 9 months, it's in the best state it's ever been and should feel fair at any table that uses more than one encounter per Long Rest.

https://homebrewery.naturalcrit.com/share/liOJvZSBDaur

Like it says, anyone else play ROOT- The RPG? It’s a PbtA game set in the same world as the board game of the same name and at least from my sessions works VERY well for letting a group of players play around with being self-interested roguish types in a furry world.

cross-posted from: https://yiffit.net/post/484280

As promised, here I am! It's time to talk about how I decided to handle the Felkin in my original world, after having fleshed them out a bit.

The World in General

Let's start of with a quick rundown of my world itself. Initially, then the humans and the human-similar races were on Pherica, and most of the furry races like Tabaxi, Dragonborn etc were on Geodeus. There was a Pherican exodeus to Geodeus in process because Pherica was experiencing Plot.

After the party's level 3 Wizard smashed the two planets into each other by sheer power of RNG and overconfidence, then that wiped out most Pherica races because they'd concentrated in the impact area during their exodus, and it quite thoroughly fucked over most of the furry races too.

Now, an important distinction: The furry races here were all of the ones that, while common and popular in furry art, needed to have actual species names assigned, rath

Hey friends! Along with many others, I'm one of the recent Reddit refugees.

I have been playing tabletop games since I could read, as my family was really interested in the Warhammer games. But my interest really took off when my father gifted me an M14 core set deck builders toolkit for Magic The Gathering. I went on to learn more about the great world of WOTC, MTG, and D&D, I started writing my own 5e one-shot campaigns for my dad and friend 4 years later in 2018.

However much I love playing as a character in these kinds of games, I much prefer being the GM, where I get to help my players develop a story in this world that I get to make and evolve as my players do. I love the feeling of looking back at a game a year later and seeing all the history of the world, and often how much the story I was wanting to tell changed with what my players did. There are very few things as rewarding for me.

I have recently moved to using a slightly modified version of Pathfinder 2e for my games

cross-posted from: https://yiffit.net/post/337017

Not just to share the characters and the stories with a wider audience, but also to get worldbuilding tips from likeminded people, and more ideas on how I can be creative. Let's see if I can get your attention with this opener...

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Welcome to the world of the Two Collided, also known as Castoria.

This planet was of a bizzare shape maintained by a cosmic reaction; as it was not one sphere of rock hurtling through the void, it was two. They were their own distinct landmasses, however their extremely close proximity along with some magical intervention allowed the oceans of the two planets to link, creating a stream known as the River of Deaths.

The two planets that now make up Castoria are Pherica, the world of Skin, and Geodeus, the world of Hide.

Recently, humankind and its' relative races had fallen on hard times. Elvenkind's individualism was used against them by a creeping curse that requ