Day 16 and I've got a pretty good handle on how to categorize all the spells into the 3 groups and what I want to do to consolidate things (like all the many spells that are just damage) But it's time to stop reading spells for a while and get to some other rule systems that need smashing.
I love the idea of a flying dungeon! Even getting there in the first place is already enough to get a session going - and the Tenebrous Gazer is a very interesting take on the old mad wizard archetype.
Day 19: Master Thieves. 3 enigmatic thief NPCs to get hired by the party - or rob them. Sort of in the vein of my Prismatic Knights post.
Yeah, I missed a bunch of days due to life events. It's fine, it's about the journey not the destination. This is still the most consistent I've been with a writing challenge in a long time lol
Day 20: Coin of Destiny. Trying to make D&D 5e more interesting by introducing the most poorly-thought-out meta-currency you've ever seen. It works at my home table where we are screwing around. Try at home at your own risk.
Day 21 and Day 22. getting difficult as we close in on the end. Here's just the modified list of conditions to match all my previous edits, and a stat block for the first monster in the book =)
Life caught up with me. Between getting a job and moving, I finally had time to take a breather and sit in front of my computer. I don't have high hopes of catching up on 12-ish late entries, but I might as well try!
Here's my day 11 entry: The Beasthead - Sacrifice your body to take over an entire pack of animals, for as long as your shattered psyche can hold on to reality!
And here's day 12: Fortresshead - a weird-urban district of Law and Bureaucracy ripe for bounty-hunting work.
