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I,m fairly new to d&d has well what ,s your favorite class mind is warlock,s arch fey pact .

but why?

@@0den in Ravenloft, were foxes are female only

@@docnecrotic Sounds like a dream for a palette swap Pepé Le Pew.

@@EvilDoresh doesn't even have to be a swap. We never saw a female skunk in Looney Tunes for all we know they might be equal opportunity horndogs

I spend three days out of the month dead

@@Mr_Welch Is it for tax purposes?

@@Mr_Welch That is until you've gained enough experience. _Then_ you can drop dead _every_ night!

The rules only appeared in three books and only in very specific situations. The merchant classes in Darokin and Minrothad and lycanthropes here

That does give a different meaning to the term "I love werebears"

and again 3:00 - 3:12

Sounds more like he's pouring a drink.....

Daughter was getting water for the critters

1st edition was probably the most comprehensive with two books devotees to it. Star Wars d6 also did a good job with the book scouts

@@Mr_Welch Ok, thanks, I'll check those out.

I'll review anything

John Carter of Mars?

Daughter in the kitchen was feeding the dogs and cats

@@Mr_Welch Ah! Got it. I know that the whole XP thing is pain, but in one of my last campaigns the wizard of the party contracted lycanthropy and he kinda liked it. Especially once he became immune to normal weapons. It got to a little hilarious at times because he’d wade into combat against humanoids and every time I’d hit he’d ask, “was that a magic weapon?” The trick for gaining XP would be trying to spend as much time in werewolf form as possible. With the party having a Ranger, most civilians assumed he was a large wolf. I did impose a strict rule he couldn’t hang out in were-form in large cities, though. Otherwise, I like the rules. It was a nice addition for human players.