Yeah, we're talking about the game as well. Many, many years ago, when I was a kid, my elementary school pulled our grade level into the scouting program of the Boy Scouts of the Philippines (BSP). At the time, I was really excited about the idea of being a boy scout, and at the time, a lot of that was influenced by media, specifically cartoons such as the movie Up and the Camp Lazlo cartoon. There were probably a lot of others, but you get the point. I had always wondered what it would be like to be a scout, go camping, tie knots, and so on. It was mostly from an American lens, since my only frame of reference was how the Boy Scouts of America was depicted in media; however, the enthusiasm was there! Long story short... it was sort of meh. I was in the scouting program for only like, 2-3 years until I transferred schools for 7th grade, and we didn't do much. The days we got to don the scout uniform were rare throughout the school year, and it mostly stayed in the bac...
This article was from a project for school The world is in a bad spot right now. A pandemic has infected and killed millions of people throughout the globe and headlines constantly flash bad news like the new COVID variant, failed government action, and a possible lockdown. To be honest, I am very much tired of all of it! All of this anxiety and uncertainty while juggling the struggles of online classes (like cramming this feature article) is not helping me cope with the dumpster fire we call home. But! And that’s a big “but”! Out of all the reasons I have to constantly live depressed, cold, and apathetic, there is one thing I look forward to during the weekends. And that is: destroying evil lizard cultists, singing cringey ballads, and failing dice rolls alongside my friends in the mystical world of Dungeons and Dragons. Now some of you may be wondering, “What the hecks that?” or “Is that the game from Stranger Things???”. First, yes, yes...
i have been working on this for a whole day... So in the previous article, I mentioned that I will be converting one of my D&D characters from the standard 5e rules to the playtest materials for One D&D. I have asked my DM permission for this and dude was cool with it, so this particular character will be the test subject I will be using for testing and reviewing the UA materials for One D&D. Reason for this being because I wanted to test their promise of "Backwards Compatibility" with the rest of 5th Edition. The link to the character sheet I will be using for the next reviews can be found here , whom I will refer to as "Tuikku" for the sake of simplicity. With all of that settled, let's jump in. For this review, I will be doing the following to Tuikku's character sheet (dw, i asked my dm permission b4 doing this): - Convert Tuikku from a 6th Level Monk (Way of Mercy) to a Cleric (Light Domain) - Change her race from a Half-Elf to a full Elf ...
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