Rage monster

It's an in-joke of the D&D community that scheduling is the true big bad evil foe of every D&D campaign, adventure, or even one-shot. And even once you get a consistent group going, week after week or month after month, life sometimes puts a halt to the beautiful consistency. What happens when someone or three people cannot show up to the next D&D session? Do you cancel? Most of the time, that does seem to be the case. In the past, it's what I did.

A gift for a friend. Based on a character from the animated film "Mune"

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First and foremost, a golem is a construct, but a construct isn't necessarily a golem. Constructs have one fundamental difference between D&D 3.5 and Pathfinder: players cannot critically hit, and rogues cannot sneak attack a construct in 3.5, while they may do so in Pathfinder. This distinction obviously made a lot of rogues happy when switching to Pathfinder, but I feel golems lost a bit of what made them unique. Where exactly is a magically constructed and imbued automaton's weak spot? Of…

Commission done by my friend who did once again a marvelous job! "A beast of pure rage. Where ever it walks, it's mere presence breeds violence, f... Grimm Encyclopedia: The Bellicist