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Forgotten Realms Wiki :dnd:

The Targe was a popular book of uplifting romantic fiction penned by Lady Sarandra Shaelewinter of Waterdeep, which was a pseudonym used by a noblewoman of a certain renown.
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Forgotten Realms WikiThe TargeThe Targe was a popular book of romantic fiction in the Heartlands of the Realms.[1] The Targe was a collection of uplifting romantic stories written for a young female audience, intended to educate them on morals and proper behavior. The stories focused on virtues and vices being justly rewarded, creating what should be uninspired and boring tales. Despite this, the quality of its romantic prose was so exceptional the books came to be widely adored by all who appreciated well-written romances a
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Metalpoet :pentagram:

One really weird thing about #DnD is that you can multiclass but not multisubclass. I get that its for game balance reasons, and I love how much #ttrpg freedom you get from multi classing, but its still weird. In the real world learning a second speciality within your field is typically much easier than learning an entirely new field!

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Heather 💾

DnD 5e and Minecraft have the same problem. Instead of a set of solid elements that interact and produce emergent behavior, they have big piles of random extremely situational elements, so you end up memorizing a ton of little rules instead composable, reusable principles.

#minecraft#dnd
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gcvsa ⭐️🔰🇺🇸 🇵🇭

LRT: made me think about the fact that, although I think there's a lot of things about #DnD that I don't like in terms of good game design, I am more interested in playing #TTRPGs than I am in debating good game design. I'll put up with #DnD5E, if it means playing versus not playing.

Hasbro has not been a great steward of the hobby. They would be smart to spin-off WotC into a design studio, and make D&D licensed goods.

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