I just published my first Dungeon World playbook to DriveThru ft the art of the lovely @memelordemoface / @kniife-cat ! You can also get it through my ko-fi if you prefer!

You used to be like the rest of the commoners, going about your majorly inconsequential life every day until one day you would die. But that is no longer the case. One day, someway, somehow, your potential became known and too great to be ignored. Whether in a destructive display of the forces at work within or a quieter slip away from those you might hurt, you had to leave that life behind. Perhaps you were born for greatness, with destiny etched in lights above your little head. Or maybe it’s a curse from a warlock, generations past and thought broken. No matter the reason, the result is the same: you live with a raging battle of the forces of nature taking place in your very soul. Will you tame the elements within, and bend them to your will? Or will you let the battle engulf you, with the elements themselves spraying forth from your very being? Well, I suppose you’ll find out soon enough.

The Elementalist is a Playbook for Dungeon World inspired by Avatar: The Last Airbender and The Legend of Korra. This playbook focuses heavily on taking damage to deal damage, as well as explosive outbursts both physical and social. Choose this playbook if you want to master the elements with care and caution, or if you want to be a force of nature so intense the only thing that could hope of killing you…is your own powers.



https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/394078/The-Elementalist–A-Dungeon-World-Playbook?src=newest_recent

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sometimes dnd archetypes annoy me because like. at the core of a paladin oath it's being so dedicated to something it gives you superpowers

they're not christian camp counselors or cops they're fucking autistic

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I know this is a meme but Paladins are genuinely one of the most flavour-rich classes in the game.

An oath is a fascinating cornerstone of characterisation simply because a person, for whatever reason, has been driven to condense their permanent identity into a few words. It's this immovable pillar of their character magically anchored to the core of their being, and what's more? It's by choice.

You don't fall into a Paladin oath the way you might with a Warlock pact & nowhere does it say an oath's power has to be granted by another entity.

Every character has a core, but Paladins chose theirs. Taking an oath is looking at one thing, anything and going this. this is worth it. I will take this into myself and swear never to stray from it and it will inform everything I have been and everything I am now and everything I will become in the future.

Imagine loyalty so extreme it produces its own divinity and tell me that isn't worthy of a story.

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via @wizardpotions

Once again I bear the burden of the only person who has been right about anything ever

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