The Dice Society

There are many articles on this specific topic, but I can’t stop thinking about it.

This post has been kindly provided by Renata Hirota and originally appeared on her blog.

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After seven blog posts (and about six months of real time), we can finally get into some grounded worldbuilding.

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In the first part of my worldbuilding series, I said that I was going to take the top-down approach, i.e., start from the birth of the universe and zoom in later.

After my last post’s overview of Unarian history, it’s finally time to talk about the setting’s magic system.

Last time, I wrote about the eight sapient species that populated the world of Unaria.

In Worldbuilding pt. 03, I created the physical world of Unaria, maps and all.

In Worldbuilding pt. 02, I created basic concepts for the eight gods of my new setting: The Gifted, The Willed, The Pure, The Just, The Thriving, The Fervent, The Great, and The Tireless.

Previously, in Worldbuilding pt. 01, I wrote about the creation of the universe and the forces involved in that process.

Can we all agree that D&D alignment is… Weird?

I’m creating a new world.

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One D&D’s fourth playtest packet came out earlier today, featuring new versions of the Druid and the Paladin classes.

In my previous post, I’ve outlined some of my issues with magic items as implemented by D&D 5E and two possible solutions for them.

I have a few gripes with D&D’s magical gear.

https://lente.dev/en/posts/randomness-css/

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