The Lands of Temrielle have been ravaged by years of war, resulting in an uneven stalemate between the realms powers. Each constantly seeking new means of power to get an advantage over the others.

Tyal a small artic city has found a way to save its people by mysteriously closing off the mountain pass, filling it with a strange fog. With this recent development, Tyal has been secluded and unreachable by land, leaving the only avenue of approach, is the freezing and treacherous iceberg filled waters.

Queen Sophia Berkley battle weary and grief stricken with the loss of her husband and son in the battle with the Sanguine Empire. She is the sole leader attempting to bring peace back to the lands and end the senseless violence.

True to their nature Bane, Bhall and myrkul have thrived in recent years. Capitalizing on the death, chaos and greed that extended war brings. With this expansion cultists have grown in scale and number to compete with the major centers of worship ,stretching further the already occupied paladin orders to their limit and striking fear into the hearts of the common people.

DND 5e, Homebrewed world, Voiced on Discord and played on Roll20 for battles, character sheets, and rolls. Age: 25+, Fun, and respectful to everyone at the table. RP Heavy and focused, Takes Notes and want to be with the party.
Setting: Dark and gritty content. R rated. Any sexy times are "Faded to black."
Game time: Wednesday or Thursdays 6:30 pm (Saskatchewan time zone) typically play 4.5 hours. Aim for weekly games ( I know life happens)
Seeking: Fun and respectful Role players who actively engage with NPC's, want to be with the party. Wants to participate in a collaborative story with others. Combat is fun and will be an integral part of my campaign, however murder hobo's, edge lords, and hack and slashers need not apply. I really want to form a group that is heavy roleplaying, engaged on discord and engages in social scenes.

Looking for 5 player please only apply if your actually free Wednesday or Thursday evenings. Looks to see which day works for folks.


Character creation will be done roll20 on session 0 in which you can roll for stats or take the basic array. Single Class characters only for this campaign. No Monks, or artificers, Elequence bards.

• Looking for players that make rich and rounded characters that aren't power gaming or creating "problematic characters"
• Lets make fun and balanced characters.

Races
-Players handbook + Goliaths & Genasi


Little info to help me choose adventurers! If you're interested in the campaign DM me and please add a bit of info about yourself and gaming style, see below:
1. Name

1. A little about you, do you have any experience?
2. What character would you like to play?
3. Thoughts on roleplaying, interacting with NPC's and collaborative story telling? Do you do a voice for your character?
4. How often can you make the sessions?
5. What are you hoping this campaign will have?
6. What are you hoping for in your fellow dnd party?
7. What do you bring to the group?
8. Do you make characters that want to adventure and be in a party?
9. Are you active on discord outside of sessions (such as character chat)
10. Do you take notes and engage in the campaign?
11. Pls send this in a DM

MAGICAL ITEMS
Casters are plenty, however magical items in the campaign are rare. I am incorporating master craft weapons/armor to push the importance of NPC craftsmen and make uncovering rare magic a bit more meaningful.

Banned spells
-Silvery barbs
-Tiny Hut
-Teleportation circle
-Magnificent mansion
-force cage
(spells that neutralize adventure or combat and makes the game less fun)

Books used in campaign and subclasses available using:
Players handbook
Sword coast adventures guide
Tashas cauldron
Xanathars guide to everything

Leveling up
I use the milestone method and then players will need to seek out trainers to expand their skills and powers to add a roleplaying element.
I'm hoping to be running this campaign with your party for a couple years, with this in mind, I don't speed run XP to players to level them up fast. I find that it ends the campaign quicker. I use a story driven approach and key points in the campaign.

Campaign Setting

• R rated campaign. The campaign is a war torn setting. While we will enjoy light and comedic sessions. There will be r rated and dark aspects of the campaign with evil nations, cultists and monsters pursuing vile and evil goals. Not PG13.

House rules
Rules

1

Game is meant to be a fun ROLEPLAYING vs roll playing game, in a good aligned campaign, please be respectful to other players and the group. No need for power gaming, purposely derailing or sowing conflict and chaos on the group to cause drama and mess with everyone's fun. Eg. stealing from other players, killing other PC's NPCs for no reason than to be cruel, interrupting a PC's spot light time, and avoid meta gaming!

2

No arguing with the GM. I will hear you out, you may make a case for xx. when I make a ruling lets move on. I am human and may make mistakes and we can respectfully talk about the event post game. Let's not Hold up the table and disrupting the flow of the game to argue xx.

4

Don't power game. This is meant to be a fun roleplaying game. You don't need to WIN D&D by trying to use broken spells, skills, feats etc.... No peasant rail guns etc... to try to break the game... Its not fun and messes with everyone's enjoyment. Your Characters will be powerful, have strengths and weaknesses etc...which add to the enjoyment. you don't need to make a 1 man army.

5

Try to stay in character for as much as possible. It creates a better gaming atmosphere and encourages roleplaying. this is a collaborative story, its more fun for everyone if you engage and roleplay with the NPC's and fellow players to create more interesting social encounters and the world in which you (the players) call home.

6

Ties in with Meta gaming. If you make a skill check and fail, such as detect traps and roll horribly. You as a player know this not your character. To your character it looks clear. unless there is a reason for a second check I may not allow a second roll. trying to move a boulder and failing, 2nd, 3rd, 4th etc... attempts are not an issue as its clear you didn't succeed.

7

Taking 20..... does not exist. Players can't just take time and get a nat 20 on a check.

8

Passive perception will be rolled by the GM and not a constant #. EG d20+wis mod vs constant 15.

9

No Monks or Artificers - gm total bias, I just hate the class's for my sanity pls don't make.
No Elequence bards (the +10 is completely debalancing)

10

Character creation Race selection:

• players handbook

- Goliath

• Genansi All

11

Character's Creation will be at session 0 on roll20.
We'll roll stats live with everyone. Or you may take the standard array
Character class No multiclassing please pick a class you will be happy to run for the length of the campaign. No Monks or Artificers or elequence bards.

12

Healing potions. Taking an action to drink a healing potion results in max healing vs using a bonus action in which basic roll rules apply. This does not apply to pouring a potion down an unconscious persons throat.
PC-PC interaction
Pc's can Nope attacks from other PC's. Eg. player 1 decided to punch player 2.... player 2 can Nope and the attack fails.(GM may allow attacks PC-PC if warranted eg. Player 1 insults player 2s momma LOL and the response is relative to the cause of conflict) dont fire ball and kill a PC for a momma joke, however a single black eye may suffice) however if in combat the mage casts fireball at enemies and other Pc's are in the way dmg applies normally. Essentially allows PCs to stop Jerk behavior effecting their PC. Same applies for Stealing from other players. Remember, good campaign, group cohesion, pls don't be an ass.
Players trying to convince/deceive other PC's using skills can roll and verbally make their case to other Pc's to see how effective they are, allowing for PC to PC roleplaying. However if the player really doesn't want to, they can NOPE. ( this is solely intended for rare use as the hole point is more about fun and roleplaying. allowing your character to be manipulated/tricked etc.. can at times be fun and create interesting sessions. However, sometimes characters may have issues do to a back story, moral oath etc... that may conflict with the desired effect. essentially again... remember its a good campaign, group cohesion, don't be an ass.

Dying and Medicine.
Death saving throws are made privately. This way the other players don't know the results or condition of their comrade, creating a sense of urgency.
Nat 20 on a saving throw automatically revives the player with 1 HP (character prone), a Nat 1 cause 2 death saving throw failures.
Characters with proficiency in medicine or have a healers kit, can stabilize a downed character. If a character without the medicine proficiency or kit attempting to stabilize a character and failing the DC. the result will be 2 failed death throws.
Player input
Open to other players input on other homebrew rules they think would be good or have used in the past.
Table expectations

• Be polite and respectful to your fellow adventurers and GM.
• When playing DND play. Don't play other games and be distracted.
• Let players play their characters. No micromanaging other PC's.
• Share the spotlight.
• Engage with your fellow players and want to be part of the party.
• If you can't make a session, provide as much notice as you can. Let's be respectful of each other's schedule and time.
• Aiming for a collaborative game. Engage with the story, each other and take notes.
• Joke, flirt and have fun with NPC's we're all adults but any sexy times, will be "faded to black".
• If 1 or 2 players can't make a session but the majority are free. The session will proceed. If party is in the middle of an adventure, the Missing characters will be NPC'd. If the setting permits, they will be off taking a break.
• Sessions are Wednesdays or Thursday nights @ 6:30 my time (Saskatchewan time zone) and session will run approx. 4.5 hours.
• Aiming for a good aligned adventuring group. Don't make an evil character or actively make a character to go against the group as a secret BBEG.
• Don't needlessly draw on the map or make random dice rolls as it bogs up the chat history and distracts everyone.
• No edgelords, power gamers or lonewolves. Want to be an advernturer and a party member.

Actual Death
The Fading Spirit
This resurrection rule set is designed to add an element of party roleplaying and narrative to the resurrection attempt, as well as the creeping threat of permanent death to a character. Any of the following DC modifiers are easily adjusted to fit your campaign needs. Resurrection Challenge If a character is dead, and a return from death is attempted by a spell or spell effect with longer than a one action casting time, a Resurrection Challenge is initiated. Up to 3 members of the adventuring party can offer to contribute to the ritual via skill checks. The DM asks them each to make a skill check based on their form of contribution, with the DC of the check adjusting to how helpful/impactful the DM feels the contribution would be. For example, praying to the god of the devout, fallen character may require an Intelligence (Religion) check at an easy to medium difficulty, where loudly demanding the soul of the fallen to return from the aether may require a Charisma (Intimidation) check at a very hard or nearly impossible difficulty. Advantage and disadvantage can apply here based on how perfect, or off base, the contribution offered is.

Resurrection Check
After all contributions are completed, the DM then rolls a single, final Resurrection success check with no modifier. The base DC for the final resurrection check is 10, increasing by 1 for each previous successful resurrection the character has undergone (signifying the slow erosion of the soul’s connection to this world). For each successful contribution skill check, this DC is decreased by 3, whereas each failed contribution skill check increases the DC by 1. Upon a successful resurrection check, the player’s soul (should it be willing) will be returned to the body, and the ritual succeeded. On a failed check, the soul does not return and the character is lost. Only the strongest of magical incantations can bypass this resurrection challenge, in the form of the true resurrection or wish spells. These spells can also restore a character to life who was lost due to a failed resurrection ritual, should you allow it.

Quick Resurrections
If a spell with a casting time of 1 action is used to attempt to restore life (via the Revivify spell or similar effects), no contribution skill checks are allowed. The character casting the spell makes a Rapid Resurrection check, rolling a d20 and adding their spellcasting ability modifier. The DC is 10, increasing by 1 for each previous successful resurrection the character has undergone. On a failure, the character’s soul is not lost, but the resurrection fails and increases any future Resurrection checks’ DC by 1. No further attempts can be made to restore this character to life until a resurrection spell with a casting time higher than 1 action is attempted.
Currently Group Composition:
-1 Human Paladin
Hate to say but "DM Application", looking for the right players that will mesh well, engage and RP.

This is an exhaustive ranking of isekai wormfics, according to my totally unbiased, objective, and clearly superior opinion. Enjoy.

Great vegetables

Queen's Circle, Dresden, Post-GM. Taylor was living a normal life as a college student in an alternate Chicago when she met Harry and got introduced to the supernatural world. Because being Harry Dresden is suffering.
This is excellent. Two buddies agaisnt the evils of the city, their team, and the way the story handles the crossover elements. So good. And then there's Derdriu, best girl.
The Sanctionedverse. Great comedies, more details are in the link.
Administrative Mishap, Supergirl (DC), Post-GM. QA gets isekaided to the Supergirlverse, has to live in Taylor's body, and develops a personality.
Addy is a terribly likable main character. Her headspace and worldview are very entertaining, and her personality is lovely. The other characters are also nice, and I love The Live Wire.
The drama is good, there are many moments of well written tension, or comfort, or emotional tiredness, etc. As expected by her other works, you can tell the author is good at feelbending.
On the other hand, the action is often dull and repetitive. Not always, but more often than not, the action is a drag. People has boring and generic powers, or they forget some of their own powers, or don’t use their powers to the fullest, etc. DC is just not a good setting for this kind of story, not without the audiovisuals making up for its glaring flaws.
Forgotten, Forsaken, Kancolle, Post-GM. Taylor reborns as an Abyssal.
I just love the tone. It is very dark, some arcs are straight up misery porn. But the story is also capable of pulling out some of the most wholesome, decompressing scenes I've read. How it can shift from torture and despair to cathartic bliss in only a few chapters, I have no idea, but I like it.
The world building is also fantastic. People, events, factions, places, the magic system, etc. The world just feels so vast, and the fanfic does such a good job exploring it from the eyes of a newcomer. This one is a must for world building enjoyers.
Oh, did I mention this is shipgirl fiction? That part is cool too.
Tower of Adamant, Dresden. Alexandria isekaided to Winter.
Very cool isekai, especially if you discover the setting along with her. In a constant state of intrigue, Alexandria must discover all she can about where she is and how this new world works without giving out how lacking her knowledge is. If you know nothing about the Dresdenverse, this is the fic you should start with. The characterization was top notch, probably the best Alexandria in the fandom?
Asphyxiation, Dresden, Post-GM. College student Rebecca Costa-Brown is tormented by dreams of white halls, golden light, and insects down her throat.
Arana, Bleach, Post-GM. Afterlife is a hell where everyone loses themselves and ends up eating each other. And they prey on the living too! Taylor's determination keeps her from slipping away and she remains close to Lisa.
Holy shiiiiit, what a read! It was fantastic, I loved the tone. A setting even more depressing and fucked up, a lot of good escalation and a Homura-esque relationship, what with going against the natural order of the universe for the person you care the most. It was very great and I ship them. The third arc was a bit wordy, but aside from that I loved the whole fic.

Wonderful reads

A Name to Conjure By, snip, Otherverse, Post-GM. A practitioner reads Worm and decides that Taylor would make for a great coworker, so he wills her into reality.
SCP-3108, snip, SCP, Post-GM. Taylor is secured, contained and protected.
All My Sins Remembered, Superman & Lois (DC), Post-GM. Taylor is the English teacher of Superman's kids.
A story overflowing with potential. It’s also one of the few isekais that remains connected to the wormverse.
Memoirs, Pale, Post-GM. Taylor moves into the small town of Kennet, and her presence doesn't go unnoticed.
Game of Monarchs, Game of Thrones, Post-GM. Petyr Baelish watches as a hole in the sky drops an unconscious girl.
You won't believe how well this story works. What the hell.
Taylor Hebert and the Army of Acromantula, snip, HP, Post-GM. Taylor reincarnates and goes to Hogwarts.
Intercession, complete, HP, Post-GM. Contessa gives Taylor a new life on another Earth. A decade later, her son Harry receives a letter.
While the story didn't stick the landing, it is still an excellent read all the way through. The author did promise a second version fixing the issuese, and indeed you can read the updated (and much better) versions of some important scenes in the extras, but unfortunately the final work never materialized.
The Berserker, Fate Zero, Post-GM. Taylor summoned on the Holy Grail War as the worst class she could get slotted into. Good thing she's used to major setbacks.
Skittering Shadows, Naruto DoS, Post-GM. Taylor is reborn as an Aburame (ninja that does bugs).
Died before any meaningful cross could happen, so might as well count as a normal Naruto isekai. Nonetheless, a wonderful and dead story.
Scarab, snip, RWBY, Post-GM. Pyrrha has a troublesome teammate.
Escalation City, Yu Gi Oh, Post-GM. Pegasus dreams about GM and draws Taylor’s card, which ends up summoning her in his dimension.
A dumb story, but in that charmingly delighful way. Damn I can't believe this how well this cross works.
Remnant of a Worm, RWBY, Post-GM. Taylor wakes up in a hospital in Vale and runs away.
This has a very good and unique characterization, in which instead of ignoring or time skipping away Taylor's traumas, it works with them. And the story doesn't pull any punches either, it almost goes full on misery porn for a few chapters. The action and slice of life scenes are very enjoyable as well.
TWNY, RWBY, Post-GM. Taylor gets isekaided to Ozpin’s desk, she’s a moth-girl now, and Yang has hots for her.
Well written racism and a ship with chemistry, in this fandom full of puddle-deep nazis and cheap femslashes? Oh, yes. The plot looks promising too.
Reprieve/Reform, Marvel, Post-GM. Taylor gets inserted in the Parker family. She lives a normal life until Peter gets superpowers, which prompts her to get back to the cape game to take care of her "big brother".
A few problems with the prose aside, it is a fantastic story. The action is pretty good, and mostly kept to street levels. The slow fusion of the settings is interesting and something we don't get to see often. And the character writing is great, Peter and Taylor have one of the best dynamics in fanfiction. That mix of awkwardness and sibling love is super engaging.
This Is Your Only Purpose, Destiny isekai/fusion, Post-GM. A nameless girl resurrects in a post-apocalyptic future.
The action is fantastic. It is very well written and easy to follow, more in line with something methodical like spec-ops rather than a chaotic street gunfight. The enemies always have superiority in either numbers, raw power, or both, keeping the girl and her teammates on their toes. And is full of variety, with many different situations or environments.
But the story itself... It's fine. It is not bad, in fact the way this fusion works is very interesting, and there are some very memorable moments. But the pace is very slow, and the characters don't have a lot going on. It's clear where the strengths of this fanfic lay.
Exodus, complete, BH6, Post-GM. Hiro and Baymax rescue a dying, mysterious girl, and they bond upon subsequent visits to her rehabilitation.
Holy shit, an actual rehabilitation arc for her brain injuries. That was nice. The action is very nice too, with a shoutout to the crowbar scene in particular, which was super epic. And enjoyable character writing as well.
This is story is far from perfect, and it has a good amount of flaws, some of which actually piss me off a bit. Nonetheless, t pulls off a competent redemption arc for Taylor.

A decent time

Necrofantasia, snip, Touhou, Post-GM. Gensokyo has a new resident.
Tattered Capes Under a Shattered Moon, RWBY, Post-GM. Defiant and Dragon land on Remnant with no way back home.
Exile, snip. Something goes wrong during the bank heist, and Lisa and Amy get isekaided to a barren planet.
If you like it and want more, the first part Kim Possible fanfic Alone, Together is not only a similar take, but one of the best fanfics I've ever read. It beats everything on this post. The second part sucks tho.
The High Priest, Dresden. Eidolon is isekaided to a random street, on a random city, on a random alternate Earth. And for the first time in a long time, he can be a real hero.
Paradise Lost, and Found (1, 2, 3), snip, MHA. Eden gets isekaided to MHA as an amnesiac child.
I've only had Child!Eden for a day and a half, but if anything happened to her, I would kill everyone in this room and then myself.
Our Retirement Academia, MHA, Post-GM. Taylor and Sophia are married and own a café.
Aside from the out of character couply parts (which I like, btw), there's a lot of small and reflective moments.
Night's End, Days Begun, MHA. Taylor, Lisa, Amy and Vicky get isekaided during the bank heist. 15 years later, they work at UA High School. Himiko gets adopted by Pillbug.
Isn't therapy an amazing superpower? This is a nice fixfic, even if some fixes are too forced. Most of the narration are POVs of characters natives of the setting, which was enjoyable. More isekais should do that. The tournament arc was too long, I did not like that.
One Hell of an Afternoon, Young Justice (DC), Post-GM. Taylor isekaided to Gotham. She also has brute powers now.
The first quarter of the fic is solo vigilantism in Gotham, which was very fun. Then she joins the young justice as an instructor, which isn't as fun. I just don't really care about these kids. It's probably more enjoyable for a DC fan.
Aspects, HP, Post-GM. Taylor, Blake, Sylvester and a few other people get isekaided to the Potterverse.
Familiar, Otherverse (Pact). Taylor dies during Cell. A few dimensions away, she rises as Molly's new bogeyman.
Not gonna lie, I find the relationship between Taylor and Molly way more interesting than dealing with Scion or fighting some goblins. I wish it had ignored the action or the Worm side of the crossover, and focused exclusively in these two. We just don't have many stories with intrigue and suspicion in this fandom.
Butterflies in my Stomach (1, 2), snip, MCU. After something goes wrong during the Echidna fight, Skitter and Clockblocker find themselves in some desert.
WannaBee, Hazbin Hotel, Post-GM. Taylor ends up in hell. Literally. And Alec is here too!
Witch, The Witcher, Post-GM. Lisa and Victoria go out drinking and somehow wake up in a forest in the middle of nowhere. They get mistaken for witches.

Meh. Didn't like it, didn't dislike it.

Breathe, snip, Demon Slayer, Post-GM. Taylor is resurrected as a demon by Tamayo.
Fucking Tinkers, SAO, Post-GM. Taylor gets plugged into SAO.
Boring beguinnings, but the latter parts are actually thrilling. Too bad that it takes too long to get there, and then it dies.
Paradoxical, Destiny, Post-GM. Taylor works for a different kind of alien queen.
Damp Detours, snip, Subnautica. Taylor finds herself dropped over an alien sea.
Salve, HP. A bunch of Death Eaters try to summon their Dark Lord, but instead they get Bonesaw.
A short and dead story with a lot of potential.
Woe Betide, APGTE, Post-GM. Taylor reincarnates and grows old in Creation.
It works as an introduction to get me interested in a longer story... but there's no longer story.
An Idiot's Guide to the Underworld. Taylor wakes as a god.
Same as the previous story. Good introduction, but unremarkable read on it's own. I did dislike that it narrates gameplay, for some reason.
Saving The World in 287 Steps, snip, Zelda. Contessa does a Breath of the Wild speedrun.
Is fun, but the joke runs dry by the end, specially with such a lengthy bossfight.
Spirit of Nature, original. The Undersiders and a few heroes get isekaided to a medieval world and are mistaken for deities.
A Cape in Konoha, complete, Naruto, Post-GM. TINO gets inserted in the body of Sakura Haruno.
Well Traveled. TINO is a Planeswalker who has adventures in random settings.
The first two arcs are really bad, but it improves from there. It never really becomes great tho, and it died when it was finally getting interesting.
These are the Voyages, Star Trek, Post-GM. Taylor’s career on the Starfleet is on the line because of an insubordination incident.
The First Light of Morning, snip, Dark Souls, Post-GM. Taylor gets isekaided to Anor Londo and becomes friends with a Fire Keeper.
Dungeon Warlord, complete, Danmachi, Post-GM. Taylor becomes a hybrid monster.
A decent read as long as you're willing to put up with some anime tropes, like the obsession with breast sizes (sigh). There's also that rushed train wreck of an ending, and the TINO characterization.
Ten Times, Post-GM. A collection of (mostly anime) TINO Post-GM isekai snippets/fics.
Mostly unremarkable, except a ocasional good one here and there. I guess each reader will have their own favorites.
I liked Four's a Party, Damed if I Do, and God Save the Queen. I used to like Chaos Theory, but then the author decided to turn Taylor's boobs into a plot element. I can't convey how much I fucking hate anime.

Post-isekais, characters returning home:

The River Keeps Running, complete. A tinkertech bomb goes off and sends Armsmaster and the Undersiders to another planet.
Godkiller. After a lustrum living as an isekai MC, Taylor retires and returns to Bet, where only a few days have passed.
Taylor is DOOMed, complete, DOOM. Taylor wakes up in Mars, and is full of demons.
The first part long and too repetitive, things get more entertaining once she returns to Brockton and fights the Nazis.
The Wonderful Adventures of Sophia Hess, Babysitter Extraordinaire, complete. Sophia and the kid she's babysitting end in a nightmare mirror dimension.
Miraculous Escalation, complete, Ladybug. When something goes wrong during the Echidna fight, Taylor finds herself in an alternate Paris, and has very poor first impressions with the local heroes.

TINOs, but they're fun so who cares

People just write a lot of out-of-character crossovers, for some reason. Alas, as long as they're good, I'm fine with it. And it turns out, there's a lot of that can provide a wonderful time as long as you overlook the TINO.
Felix Fortuna, HP, Post-GM. A de-aged and amnesiac Fortuna goes to Hogwarts.
Has a very adventurous feel, which is nice. The side character is from Flavia de Luce. I don't know those books, but I like her character. There's an Alexandria spin-off as well.
Undying Scarab, Warcraft, Post-GM. Taylor is raised as undead to serve Kel'Thuzad. Unknown to everyone, QA is there too, and she takes a very active role. With her help, Taylor becomes a magic prodigy.
Some action scenes can drag forever, and the prose is extremely wordy, but the plot and the magic stuff is cool.
Savage Khepri, Savage Divinity, Post-GM. Taylor first months in this new world are a fate worse than death. Fortunately, she's rescued by a tribe of powerful warriors.
My introduction to cultivation stories (chinese shonen). It's so good, it left me craving for more stuff of this genre.
Princess, complete, RWBY, Post-GM. Taylor spawns in Salem's home.
I liked A LOT the first half, and I reread it from time to time. The mothedaughter relationship, exploring the world, meeting people, Neo, taking over the criminal underworld just because, etc. So great.
The second half? It's bad. The author shoehorns the shipping so hard it turns the story into a fluffy lesbian harem monstrosity. It could have a pass if at least the characters had any chemistry or the author put a bit of effort into actually developing romance, but there was none of that.
A wand for Skitter, complete, HP, Post-GM. A very psycho Taylor gets isekaided to the body of an eleven years old muggleborn and gets sorted into Slytherin. So It Begins.
This story gets a lot of bashing because of its poorly written elements… which to be fair is mostly true. But, if all you're looking for is some shallow entertainment, oh boy it will deliver. This is so much fun.
Think of this story as a reverse slasher movie, an excuse to carnage the bad guys and not feel bad about it. Edgy as fuck and very over the top. Is great! As a bonus, this fic may just have the bestSimurghscene of the fandom.
I Woke Up As a Dungeon, Now What?, Post-GM. Taylor is reincarnated as a literal fantasy dungeon.
This one is so good, I would actually buy the book. Maybe someday the author will publish it, it's not like it would be too hard to edit out the Worm references. The plot is interesting, the characters are fun, the world building is decent and, a true rarity, it has well written LitRPG munchkin.
Ruk's collection, snip, Post-GM. A snip collection, some of which are isekais.
I haven't read the whole thread, but of the stories I checked out, the ones I rec are Jorogumo's (MHA) and The Consultant (Marvel). You can find them on the index.
Ship's Administration, Star Trek, Post-GM. Taylor becomes the personification of a Starfleet ship.
If it's your first shipgirl content, as was my case, you can find this story a bit weird. But it is nonetheless is a very entertaining story, so give it a try. Unfortunately, it died before fully merging these settings, which would have been cool to see. A Lisa subplot was also left on a cliffhanger.
Slouching Towards Nirvana, MHA, Post-GM. A troubled girl summons a spirit to possess her body and live her life in her place.
Surprisingly chill, even with the occasional action scene and the occasional problem to deal with. It really feels like some kind of retirement. A low stakes superhero second life.
I like a lot how the fic doesn't usurp the canon plot of MHA and makes up its own story within a small corner of this setting. I also enjoyed how it turned the language barrier into a story element, very smart.
Oogway's Little Owl, Kung Fu Panda. Oogway was meditating when perceives a girl in troubles, and decides to interfere. Now Taylor is an owl, and learns kung-fu.
I just can't convey how feel good the story is. Just pure distilled comfort.

Isekaided into the Wormverse:

Leaf, Cosmere. After getting lost during a Shadesmar expedition, Lift ends up stuck in Earth Bet. She proceeds by doing what she knows best: stealing food and hearts.
Vindication, Cosmere. Vin gets isekaided to the Leviathan fight, and gets knocked out by a tidal wave. She wakes handcuffed.
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This guide is meant to serve as an aid to the players who are joining for the crossover hoping to play a game with Sho, Agito and Archanfel but don't necessarily know anything about Langrisser. It aims to help start the game with them in a viable way, as well as hint at the place these characters take mechanically and how they fit into the overall Langrisser meta (i.e. 'are they good' etc.) and an idea about how to leverage their strengths both in the short and long term (though without highly technical details that newbies can't leverage like best-in-slot equipment just yet), along with a light game-centric look at their mechanics.
This guide is not a substitute for general progression guides that better teach you how to play the game, but it can help lock in some first decisions to help create viable teams using the crossover characters.
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A few quick bulletins about Langrisser:

• It's a pretty old (It's on SNES/Super Famicom + Sega Genesis/Game Gear) turn-based tactical franchise. Here's an old FMV to give you an idea of how 90s it is.
• The mobile game is very different from the mainline, where heroes can hire a large amount of troops. The mobile game combines heroes and troops into singular units shrinking the scale considerably, making it more similar to something like Fire Emblem.
• You will recognize mechanics like energy or a gacha - yes, these are often abusive mobile game staples. But Langrisser has actually been really, really good at making these things not frustrating and very F2P-friendly. F2Ps are not gated from anything bar a select few types of skins and avatar frames that don't affect power. I myself am an F2P.
• Langrisser is stay2win, lasting long enough to pass the grind wall and obtain control over banner guarantees to mitigate the luck factor is stronger than just throwing money, and you cannot pay to skip some things. For better or worse.
• Langrisser is not a PvP game from the ground up; stronger players are not going to raid you. You have to actively try to rank in the PvP aspects for the veterancy of others to push you down, and even that aspect is entirely limited to the PvP system itself.
• How to get a good entry into PvP can also be learned, and the upper limit of power does exist so that anyone can eventually become competitive, but that is well beyond the scope of this guide.

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How do collabs work?
Collabs tend to have two main portions:
A gacha banner featuring 2 crossover heroes exclusive to the collab. This banner is accessible in the summon menu, which has to be unlocked, but that will likely be within minutes of starting and earning the currency is the actual speed bump. You must use the collab banner for a chance at Sho/Guyver 1 and Archanfel, they cannot be pulled in any other banner or outside of the collab.
A side story event with some collab-exclusive profile rewards, which also features the 'farming' bits for a 3rd free character. While the story bits use loaners (units that don't belong to you, meaning your own power has no bearing on success - this is good for low levels), players need to have discovered the secret realm (it's not so secret and you will be forced into discovering it well before the next condition;) and be level 30-35 to access/be able to beat the lowest farming portions, which is very much feasible for a reasonably active player starting with the collab. Agito/Guyver 3 is earned from this place.
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Reroll Marathon?
Langrisser is unfortunately not as user-friendly for restarting to reroll (Used names persist, long intro, moving parts etc.), but in turn I would say it prefers to be generous in its actual design over bribing you with tons of resources on first login. While this can be good in the long run (most don't consider rerolling a necessary thing to do in Langrisser), players who want to reroll until they get both Sho and Archanfel off the banner right away and then possibly even certain other SSRs (Tiaris for instance) may see a larger time investment if they want to try anyways. Having both is not that mechanically important this time around, but if you are a Guyver fan you might want to reserve some time for repeated restarts.
Relevant information would be that the first SSR you roll has a pity of 40, meaning if you roll 40 Trinity Voucher Summons - NOT friendship summons - the game will force an SSR if your own luck doesn't give you one first (2% chance per pull). The 2nd SSR's pity is at 70, and from that point onward, it becomes 100 and remains there. If you are luckier than your own pity, it will still progress to the next tier.
Also to note, if you started too close to the crossover event or in it, there's a chance you might miss either Sho or Archanfel (though you'll likely be able to nab at least one of either on top of your starters) due to them being in the gacha (Agito is earned if you just play the event, and there should be enough time to get him). In that case, or if you find this thread after the event; though it has become rarer as of late, Langrisser usually reruns collabs, and the time until then can be used for building up the pulls to secure the characters.
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Heroes of Time
Langrisser has a faction mechanic that makes certain team compositions work better, especially with a limited character pool via characters belonging to thematic factions, with 'leaders' that are able to learn a very significant buff on one of their class paths that affects everyone on your team belonging to that faction - just make sure you actually go down the path that has it if you intend to use them that way, same with tanks and healer characters learning the tanking and healing skills necessary!
Heroes of Time is a faction that includes every crossover character, meaning all characters of the Guyver crossover would also be playable together: Angelica is a leader of the Heroes of Time, and a guaranteed character that the player typically unlocks at higher level (and fairly late for the scope of a new player) who can allow them to work together effectively, while the deluxe version comes in form of a character called Awakaned One who has her own special Gacha that comes by roughly bi-annually. Due to how late either of them arrive, it is recommended to focus on a coherent team rather than forcing all three characters together until you manage to unlock them. Note that you will only need them if you insist on combining Sho Fukamachi with either of the others or all 3 together.
Agito and Archanfel are both part of the Yeless Legends faction, making them easier to run together. Sho meanwhile, is in the Protagonists faction, which makes him alone overall more beginner-friendly. Sho and Archanfel do both belong to the Mythical Realm, but that one is highly prohibitive for newbies to build and is not recommended if you just started. Running them all together would require the Heroes of Time. At the end of the day, there are actually many ways to fit them together, but Angelica is a guaranteed character everyone will inevitably get. And while she isn't rated as very powerful, she has great synergy with the collab units this time around; neither the Guyvers nor Archnafel have alternate class options (they uniquely only have 1 class branch) and Angelica can temporarily switch classes around to finesse the Rock-Paper-Scissors nature of the 3 heavy classes. This can be especially helpful to cover the weaknesses of the two Guyver units, but isn't all that necessary.
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Matthew's Class
Matthew is somewhat relevant if you wish to run a Sho Fukamachi-centric team at the start. If you prefer to start with teams centered around Agito and/or Archanfel, this becomes less important.

• You can restart the beginning quiz freely, Matthew's class will only get locked down when you confirm the outcome
• Infantry ("sword") class will always be available, you're just choosing if his other class is Flier, Cavalry, Archer or Assassin
• For the endgame, Strike Master (Cavalry) Matthew is considered the meta ("The best overall")
• For the early game, Dragon Master (Flier) will probably give you the best experience
• You will gain 1 consumable item to change his class selections later in the game
• Regardless of what second class you choose for Matthew, ALWAYS stick to the Hero (Infantry, "Sword") class when first leveling him up. This will make sense, I swear.

Progression:
For those who pull Archanfel, he can team up with Agito (he's the freebie) in the Yeless faction while Sho is an outlier. Agito also has a strong newbie-friendly faction to himself with Strategic Masters This means until Angelica is unlocked, it's best to pick either Agito alone or with Archanfel, or Sho by himself as the main set to first focus on while building the others little by little on the side. It won't seem necessary for the first 35 or so levels, but trust me, doing it this way will save you a lot of headache.
I'll also use this moment to explain that past content level 35, all enemy Cavalry units will cast Ram, which slows you. This is notable because slow disables the game's tanking mechanic if it's applied to a tank. Jessica has an ability called MDEF Support, which allows her to passively immunize tanks against the slow, which is why she is a recommended starting unit in all newbie-lineups. She can be replaced once you have an item known as the Sage Hat (it looks like a white pointy witch hat), which can duplicate the effect and is usually equipped on the healer. To make use of that ability, make the tank to first before Jessica or your hat-bearer, then find a way to end Jessica or your hat-bearer's turn adjacent to the tank and no other allied unit. This should force her to apply MDEF support on your tank, thus immunizing them to stun and slow for that turn.
Sho Fukamachi Starter (Protagonists): Sho is in the Protagonists faction, which is available right from the start because it's lead by Matthew. While usually somewhat bothersome to assemble or get a balanced team out of, having Sho right away greatly helps. He can also run in Mythical Realm, but that one is not recommended for newbies.

• As your Oathsworns, always select Tiaris. The other can be either Elwin or Ledin. Elwin is more useful in the long run IMHO. Ledin meanwhile, will become a tank with no class weaknesses in the mid-game
• When you finish the Fusion Power tutorial (30+), if you have Ledin, use the pack to get Dieharte. If you either pulled Elwin, or missed out on either, get Landius
• Your SR Character packs should be used to get the following characters (if you do not have them yet from pulls) and own their associated character:
  • If you own Elwin, get Hein
  • If you own Ledin, get Chris
  • If you own Dieharte and already have Chris, get Kirikaze
  • If you own none of the above and thus only have Landius, get Egbert
  • If you already own all the SRs I'm telling you to get, just pick ones you don't have to collect them.
• Recommended Team (Elwin/Landius ver.):
  • Leader: Matthew
  • Tank: Landius
  • Healer: Tiaris if you have her, else Almeda
  • Physical: Sho Fukamachi
  • Magical: Jessica / (Once you have Sage Hat) Chris
• Recommended Team (Ledin/Dieharte ver.):
  • Leader: Matthew
  • Tank: Ledin
  • Healer: Tiaris if you have her, else Almeda
  • Physical: Sho Fukamachi
  • Magical: Jessica / (Once you have Sage Hat) Chris
• Note: It is recommended to replace Jessica once you have a Sage Hat upgraded to level 10, as she is not on-faction and will struggle power-wise. Simply equip the hat on your healer and make her stop adjacent to the tank alone after the tank takes their turn, just like you would Jessica.

Agito Makishima Starter (Strategic Masters): This team is for if you want to run Agito Makishima (at least until you can run all 3). This is possibly the strongest starter if you secure Leon in the process, but you're likely focusing on the crossover instead.

• Select Tiaris as your Oathsworn, the other can be either Leon of Luna, I recommend Leon who is stronger, though Luna can support Agito better much later on if you favor focusing on him. Tiaris is the important one, the other is not mandatory, but would be helpful.
• When you finish the Fusion Power tutorial (at level 30+), use the pack to get either Altemuller or Lanford, I prefer Altemuller for overall team power, but Lanford works somewhat better if you want to go all in on Agito.
• Use one of the free SR character packs you earn to get Vargas if you don't have him already
• Use another free SR character pack for Egbert if you didn't pull him already. Alternatively, if you are running Agito selfishly, use Imelda.
• Recommended Team:
  • Leader: Altemuller
  • Tank: Vargas
  • Healer: Tiaris if you have her, else Sophia/Almeda
  • Damage Output: Agito Makishima
  • Damage Output: Leon if you have him, else one of the benched mages
  • Bench: Egbert/Imelda (for when you need a mage)
• Note: You can replace either Damage Output with Jessica as long as you don't have a Sage Hat for slow immune. This is because the slow status will disable tanks, and MDef Support immunizes against it.

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Archanfel + Agito Makishima Starter (Yeless Legends) This is probably one of the most convenient starts for Yeless Legends in general, since usually Yeless Legends' roster is harder to access for newbies. Starting with 1-2 extra units from there solves that instantly.

• As your Oathsworns, always select Tiaris. The other can be Liana. Tiaris is the important one, but Liana is a decent early game assist for both Agito and Archanfel if you manage to nab her on the way.
• When you finish the Fusion Power tutorial (at level 30+), use the pack to get Landius.
• Use the free SR character packs you earn to get Alfred and Serena if you don't have them already. If you do, just use them to collect people you're missing, to shard either, or keep them as souvenirs.
• Recommended Team:
  • LeadeTank: Landius
  • Healer: Tiaris if you have her, else Sophia/Almeda
  • Physical: Agito Makishima
  • Magical: Archanfel if you have him, else fill the gap with Alfred
  • Jessica: Jessica (until you have the Sage Hat)
• Note: If you have a Sage Hat that's at least level 10, Jessica can be replaced by either Alfred (if he's not on the team yet due to Archanfel existing), Serena or any other Yeless Legends unit you may have pulled.

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The Characters themselves: Note that outside of the newbie part, I'm refering to the absolute state of these characters as of this writing, meaning it assumes they have unlimited access to all their classes (though that plural isn't necessary this time around), unlocks and any relevant gear for a framework of what you're getting. As a new player, some things like 3c "ultimates" are very far off and some concepts like PvP are not necessary to enjoy the game. Likewise, if you are a longterm player, a lot of advantages and disadvantages for newbies are completely irrelevant to the state of your account.
Sho Fukamachi (SSR, Obtained through the gacha): Sho is looking up to be the king of PvE units, and also probably a form of punishment from the devs to annoy inattentive players who can't be bothered to look at what buffs or debuffs they're suffering, because keeping tabs on that is needed to make his evolutions permanent (for the battle at hand). His slow start does him no favors in PvP, but for those long, PvE story-mode missions, you couldn't ask for a better unit than one who starts to grow on additional features that make him increasingly potent. Move increase? Range Increase? First Strike? Post-combat regen? This kind of stuff is premium on their own, but Agito can just have all of it... if the mission isn't already over before that and allows for their permanency. Again, this is very common in Story and Time Rift progression, or many a late-game PvE challenge. Some formats can deprive him of the necessary environment to evolve properly, and PvP players probably won't let you in the first place, but once the Guyver fully evolves, near nothing can stand in its way.
Archanfel (SSR, Obtained through the gacha): How do you balance a godlike being such as Archanfel? Well, you do exactly what the show did, force him to not be there for half the battle. For starters, Archanfel is demon class, which in Langrisser is usually associated with high stats but getting hard-countered by holy units... except Archanfel is not countered by holy units, because he chooses not to be weak to them, meaning he has no class weaknesses whatsoever, and also gets away with the HP pool of a frontliner while actually being a mage. Archanfel is an absolute beast whose presence on the field is immediately domineering - but only if he has the energy for it, and has to skip turns in order to regenerate said energy. This funnily enough makes him play a bit the opposite of either Guyver unit, who try to stay in the fight to build power over time. Instead, Archanfel has to either burst things down right away, or arrive at the 11th hour. He can also build in a way to just exist around menacingly to make his recovery turns slightly more bearable. His PvP toolkit is immediately impressive; the mobility to go from one map end to another in one turn, formation scrambles, and even a unique aura that prohibits attacks from beyond 3 tiles away! In Langrisser, range is a pretty big meta and with Archanfel, you will gain one of the only ways to deny it, and it's the only method of its kind right now.
Agito Makishima (SSR, Obtained through the event, you need to be level 30-35, which is achieved fast): Agito is the freebie so to speak. Some freebies are SR, but he's hopping on the SSR freebies trend alongside Excella Noa Aura, Ainz Ooal Gown, Van Arkride, and Parn who makes it into the list due to a technicality (he's SR, but turns SSR at 6 stars as an aesthetic effect). Typically the freebie is decent in PvE, but not ideal in PvP and will likely be ignorable within PvP Meta. Agito fits the bill, because the way he works requires him to farm kills to ramp up, meaning he can only thrive in environments where there's an ample amount of chaff units to farm and achieve his peak form and also maintain it - unlike Sho who can make evolutions permanent, Agito needs to keep getting kills. His best, luckily, is pretty damn good! First with 5 movement instead of the 3 of the average Infantry unit, then possibly 3 post-combat movement... this will sound very familiar to many Langrisser M players since it's what made Leon the often touted best unit in the early days. And to boot, Agito adds the power of a very spammable 3c that lowers its own cooldown on kills so he can blast his enemies at range with great power every other turn. Agito is going to handle like a charm through most PvE missions, especially across the story and time rift where he can ramp up and stay fully powered as long as you can get him those kills. But don't expect him to perform in the wrong environment, such as content that involves only a singular boss entity.
Team Composition:
Working together is kind of a complicated thing in the Guyver universe and it shows, Sho and Agito both just want to go out there and rip and tear and get kills, and while Archanfel has some support built into his kit, he can't take any of the cardinal roles of tank or healer. This makes them hard to run all at once if you really wanted that - and indeed, I actually recommend dedicating teams around them individually. But it can still be pulled off, and as for how to pull it off, that's what this guide is for!
Example teams:
Newbie Teams: This assumes you just got Angelica and care more about having your Guyver characters finally be together over being just that little bit more powerful.
Easy Full Guyver Roster:

• LeadeOff Healer: Angelica (Received through Level 60 + Story + Time Rifts)
• Tank: Grenier (Available from start)
• Mage: Archanfel (Guyver collab banner)
• Physical: Sho Fukamachi (Guyver collab banner)
• Physical: Agito Makishima (Guyver crossover event)

Easy Guyver Suits Roster:

• LeadeTank: Altemuller (Fusion power tutorial)
• Healer: Tiaris (Oathsworn)
• Physical/Leader: Matthew (Available from start)
• Physical: Sho Fukamachi (Guyver collab banner)
• Physical: Agito Makishima (Guyver crossover event)

Deluxe Teams: These teams are examples of thematic or powerful teams to work towards, as well as how they play. A warning for new players however, that there is a character upgrade system called Bonds that cause characters to require you to own other characters in order to fully upgrade them - Crossovers don't do this, and many beginner characters also come with beginner-friendly bonds. This makes the Guyver characters themselves convenient, especially as they don't need Runestones. But while some of these teams might look like they can be rushed, it's not really recommended to do it right away. Players aren't expected to form these teams in any rushed manner - find your feet first with the newbie recommendations, then start solidifying with endgame characters.
Meme squads are just that, don't take them too seriously and only build them for fun after you've gotten your solid cast established.
Deluxe Heroes of Time (Full 'Guyver: The Bioboosted Armor' Roster):

• LeadeOff-Healer: Angelica
• Tank: Kazuma Kuwabara
• Zoalord: Archanfel
• Guyver Battlesuit: Sho Fukamachi
• Guyver Battlesuit: Agito Makishima

A rare showing of Angelica being preferred over other leaders. Since you're using 3 slots on damage output, there's only 2 slots left for 3 cardinal roles. Angelica is the only leader who can take 2, plus she can swap the class of the Guyvers who are locked into being Infantry types. Kuwabara also doesn't really need a healer when he holds.
Deluxe General (2 out of 3):

• Leader: Awakened One
• Tank: Lightbringer
• Healer: Rozenciel/Any Holy
• Damage Output: Sho, Agito or Archanfel
• Damage Output: Sho, Agito or Archanfel

If we force ourselves to slim down the Guyver cast by 1, we can make use of the fact that we live in the era of Lightbringer being able to haul a tank + Healer combo into absolutely anything and still be meta. This is also probably the ideal team to play the Guyver suits together, since both Guyver suits have more faction overlap with Archanfel than with each other.
Deluxe Mythical Realm (Mythical Realm, Archanfel and Sho Fukamachi focus)

• Leader: Isolde
• Tank: Lightbringer
• Healer: Rozenciel
• Ultimate Zoalord: Archanfel
• Guyver Gigantic Exceed: Sho Fukamachi

The sane build. Also known as 'Oh look, I grafted two on-faction units to some of the most meta units known to the game, such genius and effort'. If you only like Sho or Archanfel, the other can also be sacrificed in favor of some other Mythical unit like Bozel, Bern, Apotheosis, Jayce or Oboro.
Ultimate Lifeform (Mythical Realm, Archanfel focus)

• LeadeTrue Dragon: Isolde
• Tank/HealeSacred Beast: Jugler
• Transcender: Transcender
• Apotheosis: Apotheosis
• Ultimate Zoalord: Archanfel

A team comprised of beings created to be the ultimate lifeform. Will run into major problems if it has to endure because all healing is tied to Jugler.
Super Robot Wars L(angrisser) (Heroes or Time, Sho Fukamachi or Agito Makishima focus):

• Leader: Angelica
• Tank: Sumire Kanzaki
• Healer: Iris Chateaubriand
• Mashin Hero rep: Wataru Ikusabe/Himiko Shinobibe/Shubaraku Tsurugibe
• Guyver rep: Sho Fukamachi/Agito Makishima

Get on it, Banpresto.
Red Queen (Protagonists, Sho Fukamachi focus)

• Leader: Emperor Lovina
• Tank: Landius
• Healer: Tiaris
• Physical: Sho Fukamachi
• Mage: Lina Inverse

All the running you can do.
Deluxe Strategic Masters (Strategic Masters, Agito Makishima focus)

• Leader: Grenshiel
• Tank: Hilda
• Healer: Florentia
• Physical: Agito Makishima
• Mage: Conqueror of the Ice Abyss (not yet released)

Basically, maximum support for Agito. Every kill renews Grenshiel's fusion and feeds Florentia stratagem points, with which she makes Agito gain extra turns for more kills, or just to mill through the off-turn on his 3c.
Thinking with Portals (Mythical Realm, Meme, Archanfel focus)

• Leader: Isolde
• Mage: Adankelmo
• Mage: Jayce
• Mage: Archnafel
• Mage: Awakened One/Mu

Imagine not being able to teleport to any point on the map at will. For when when you want to play Mythical Realm like Meteor Strike. Space is very relative, taking damage is a skill issue.
Descent of Twilight (Mythical Realm, Archanfel focus)

• Leader: Isolde
• Healer: SP Almeda/Kayura
• Displacer: Archanfel
• Assault: Wehttam
• Assault: Sword of Light and Shadow

Archanfel just has to sleep until he's ready. The goal here is to through any combination of jumps and other positioning Shenanigans, create a chain for Archanfel. Since his Descent spell can be spammed to reach anywhere, he'll show up suddenly and rip any formation to shreds. This also allows Sword of Light and Shadow to just show up unannounced using him as a teleport beacon, and the ensuing result of injury and Despair lets Wehttam also teleport in from nowhere for more fun. There is no tank in this formation unless you count Archanfel using Descent's passive to force someone to protect him, it assumes your positioning shenanigans wins the game in a singular blitz or dies trying, and is slightly saner than the above portal shenanigans since you can actually recover and several units do not immediately 'die when they are killed', or are at least reasonably hard to oneshot.

I FINISHED THE GAME! I chose to lie and was able to get two endings by backing up my saves. Honestly I’m just so happy I managed to defeat the nameless puppet after god knows how many tries. Didn’t use grindstones because I tended to take too much damage while using them and no throwables because I used them all trying to kill him in earlier runs and became broke. God it was so satisfying when I finally killed him. I’ll probably be going on to NG+ to try and get the last ending and hopefully get the plat trophy.
My Questions for NG+:
I was wondering if the prices in the shops of NG+ will increase and whether I should use all my ergo fragments and crystals now to stockpile up on everything or save them for NG+.
Also, how much harder is NG+? I found this first play through already fairly difficult and was wondering how much the difficulty scales. I heard that the HP of everything increases a lot even though our damage does not scale up the same amount. I’m kinda hoping to get a gauge and mentally prepare myself because it has been rough so far.
My Ramblings about the endings I got (HEAVY SPOILERS):
I got the Real Boy and Rise of P endings. Honestly, I feel like I kinda knew that Gepetto was sus af from the beginning. The way he was all ‘oh I’m sending u into danger and to kill things but I love you and you must come back as a GOOD BOY’ throughout the game ever since meeting him honestly kinda felt like gaslighting and brainwashing. I guess it is pretty accurate given his true intentions.
I hated the Real Boy ending because everyone who were friends became puppets, we no longer even play as our original self and I COULDNT find the cat. I hope it survived. I think I also really despise Carlos (the person we play as after getting the ending) because he just killed everyone without remorse, regardless of whether he remembered them as friends or not which I think is just messed up. Honestly I doubt that he’s even the real Carlos anymore. I find it kind of disturbing that we’re not playing as P and I don’t think we’re playing as the real Carlos. We’re just some puppet turned supposedly human killing machine impersonating Carlos.
Rise of P was great and I love that Sophia came back. She really deserved better and I hope she’s doing well. I actually got this ending after the Real Boy ending and it’s such a relief to see everyone alive and well. Being able to hug Spring felt so good too. I wonder what P will be doing after this ending and I hope that Krat will eventually be fixed up. Maybe P and Dorothy will meet and become besties or something. I think it’d be pretty cool.

I've been binging SVE lately and it's been an absolute blast. I'm not sure what content is left tho, and it's not super clear how to go about unlocking whatever it is I don't know about. I'd also appreciate the smallest spoilers so would prefer small hints and a point in the right direction. So far I have

• Reached vanilla endgame, community center+theater built, year 3, millions of dollars, Grandpa's blessing, Ginger Island done, Mr Qi unlocked and progressing fast, warp totems built, more iridium than I know what to do with etc etc
• For SVE stuff, I married Sophia, fixed Grandpa's shed, bought the plot of land right of the town, unlocked the warp nexus, found the Sprite Spring and haunted desert area (and within, scored a bunch of stuff I don't know what to do with, found the galaxy slingshot, the iridium mine, and the town gate but no way to enter it, and even killed that scary void serpent a few times).

I'm about stuck here. The Wizard's basement still has like 4-5 teleporter slots I haven't unlocked but unsure if all of those are functional or decorative.
Side note: am I missing any way to prepare myself for the powerful monsters in the desert? I'm pretty decent at combat, got Galaxy sword, level 10 HP boost + skull cavern boost, good rings etc but with monsters that can 2-3 shot you and have a chance to dodge attacks I've had a few deaths and many close calls. Is it just intended to be this brutal?

Contexte:
Je joue au soutien dans Emerald Elo, cela ne me dérange pas de jouer contre les champions en particulier.
Cependant, j'ai eu du temps de schurf cool Tahm Kenches sur moi.
Quoi qu'il en soit, j'ai toujours une sorte de séquence de victoires et soudain, je reçois l'un de ces ADC impressionnants.
Le pire, c'est que certains d'entre eux sont de très bons joueurs, mais même si je les fais aller 5/0 et ils peuvent cultiver tout le jeu, lorsque nous atteignons 40 min, ils ne font aucun dégât du tout! Je viens de jouer à un jeu où j'ai regardé un veigar de 150 ch avec No, E, R ou Flash, jouer à ma Senna HP complète avec seulement Q, et elle a été nourrie dès le début.
En tant que principal, j'ai joué à Senna beaucoup et j'ai toujours pensé qu'elle était meilleure comme soutien. Depuis qu'ils l'ont fait tomber moins de piles si elle tue les serviteurs, je n'ai jamais sous-estimé ce champion de mobilité faible en tant qu'ADC.
Quelle est votre expérience avec elle?
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I just finished Strikers the other day and feeling kind of mixed about my opinions on it. Now I know this game is pretty liked game so I wanted to lay out my reasons why to explain my position.
So just fyi I am someone who enjoys action games! I played musou/warriors games before and enjoyed them. I played a buttload of Tales of games. I enjoy stuff like Bayonetta. The fact that this is an action game and not a turn based one is not something that bothers and in fact, should be a good fit.
Music - its fucking fire but you guys already know that
Plot - The first third felt kind of like it followed the same formula with dungeons but otherwise fine. Particularly the Sappro jail is nice with giving Haru more depth and spotlight. And the downtime bits are fun.
The second third that concentrates on Okinawa and Zenkichis family drama in Kyoto is easily the best part of the journey for me (even if it has the worst scene with hot springs). Okinawa had an interesting mystery and creepy atmospheric jail with the fun of the beach scenes as a contrast. Kyoto jail arc is tense af at the start and has some great shit for Zenkichi.
The last third is my least favorite part of the game. Its just too close to a retread of P5s plot but worse. Not helping on the gameplay front is the last two jails in Tokyo are really short and linear.
One aspect of the plot that I did think was funny in retrospect is how it ends up being a cautionary tale about the dangers of AI and chat assistant bots. That part of the plot aged like the finest wine really fucking fast.
Overall while I think the plot of Strikers manages to avoid the absolute lows that P5 had, it doesn’t have nearly as high highs and recycling the first games narrative with worse execution made it feel worse than what it actually is.
Alright so gameplay wise… its kind of a letdown.
So I think this game had mad potential as a game. While the gameplay features the standard musou formula of light attack chains and ending on a heavy attack, it mixes it up by giving all the characters distinct gimmicks and different combos that don’t use the standard musou combo, along with spells and being able to use parts of the environments to attack enemies.
Unfortunately there’s multiple flaws in it.
One is that SP management is just.. handled oddly. In P5, yes you had SP management to deal with but here, SP feels like it drains much faster unless you purposefully conserve it. But if you go to the overworld, you get a complete free HP/SP heal. They try to mimic how P5 does the same thing, but in that game, backing out of the Metaverse meant you had used up that time slot. Here time only passes when the plot does so uh.. why not just heal completely at checkpoints? There’s no reason not to and it makes the pacing way better.
Oracle Recovery and Spirit Striker help in giving you passive ways to heal SP but both give pitiful amounts back. Spirit Striker in particular is pathetic because for how late it unlocks it’s unacceptable how little SP it restores per proc.
SP issues mostly go away once you get enough cooking stuff going that you can cook a bunch of SP restoring items at least.
Now you’re probably going to say “dude you’re supposed to use combos to bring out spells without consuming SP and use spells sparingly”.
But the problem is any enemy in the game besides trash mobs lacks hitstun unless you hit their weakness, get off technical hits, or break their shields and the game doesn’t have something like dodge offset to allow you to dodge but continue your combos. So you can try to combo off them, but a lot of the time you end up having to dodge or get hit anyway and it interrupts your combo. You can try to stun them with a menu spell and then combo them, but a lot of the time you’re fighting in mobs where other enemies that didn’t get stunned can just hit you anyway.
Meanwhile doing damage using spells in the menu is easy, safe and they do way more damage than any combo spells can do (which is pretty important given how big the health pools are for important enemies). So once you get enough SP items around, the easiest and fastest way to beat important enemies is to just spam spells in the menu, effectively ignoring the action combat. Its just ridiculous and silly.
Combos do work when you just need to bring out a buff/healing spell, since you can just go to an empty part of the area and do it without fail, but its also feels silly to do it that way.
There’s a really well edited and cool combo video for the game but there’s a reason why the only enemies shown off in this game are the trash mobs, because they’re the only enemies you’re allowed to have fun with and make full use of your combos.
Not helping is that you are pretty unrestricted with using items. Even in Royal as easy as it is makes using items costs someones turn. Once you get the item train going, you can cheapen the difficulty by just spamming healing items. That being said, I would still keep the option to be unrestricted with using items so that people who have a hard time with action games can still enjoy it.
Gameplay wise I did appreciate just how acrobatic the PTs are in this. They’re almost as agile as Spiderman with how they can practically fly from object to object they can sit on and doing stuff like breaking through windows to stealth attack enemies is pure fun. And I liked fun gimmicks like the snowboarding parts.
Now for the characters - The PT group is all fine and mostly the same as they were by the end of the previous game. They don’t really develop, but I’m giving this a pass because they already had their character arcs and a lot of Strikers is just focused on them chilling out and having a good time.
Now for the two new additions:
Zenkichi - Based and great addition to the cast. It is so god damn refreshing in modern Persona to have a party member who is old enough to drink and have kids of their own. Its a cool turn of events to have him be a cop and have to slowly gain the PTs trust since understandably they don’t like the police at all.
Sophia - I didn’t care for her. I don’t mind her being around, but she was kind of a boring character who mostly existed to be a new cute girl to showcase for marketing purposes. Her character arc is super cliche, takes nearly the entire game to really go anywhere and Persona already handled a robot/ai arc a million times better with Aigis from P3. I can name like a dozen great scenes involving Zenkichi, but for Sophia I struggle naming any good scenes she had besides ordering off the dark web for the first time (and that was mostly carried by Ryujis actions) and the stuff that happens at the end of the game.
There’s a lot of opinions that Sophia is just Kasumi done better. Kasumi may have not been integrated into the cast well and is shoehorned as Jokers “canon” love interest, but at least her story is actually interesting when it finally happens. They’re both about the same for me really.
As a side note, about a certain character who isn’t playable in this game…
Akechi - Now I love Akechi as a character but I can understand why he wasn’t involved (beyond the matter of this game being in production at the same time as Royal). Nobody in the group except Joker likes him, they don’t want him around and it would have killed the vibes of it being a fun summer trip with friends. That said in an ideal world where this came out years after Royal I wish he could have been a noncanon playable character (sort of like how Tactica did it I think?) as I think his Black Mask form fits super well with musou. As well as the group suspiciously lacks any kind of curse element user besides Joker, when every other element (even almighty) is repped for non Joker party members. And who specializes in curse? Yeahhh.
And that’s my thoughts on Strikers. I know that this game is hailed as the best Persona spinoff and in high regard, but it just stumbles too much for me to rank it highly. I don’t think its bad and I don’t regret playing it, but it needs work.

The last part of the title is mostly facetious in nature. Anyways... book recommendations get asked about here all the time. I read a ton of business biographies and autobiographies.
I take solace in the fact that many other successful entrepreneurs are fans of biographies as well. For example, Charlie Munger called himself "A biography nut". I've run my business full-time for what will be 5 years soon (fifth anniversary is in March 🎉).
I found these books very helpful in starting and running my business. So, here are my favorite biographies and autobiographies by and for entrepreneurs. When I feel like it, I'll add a note on the book and why I like it. If you have any questions about the books, just comment or send me a message. :) I added Amazon links to make it easy for you to get info on the books. NO affiliate links used, of course.

My Personal Top 5

1. Against the Odds by James Dyson - This was my favorite book that I read in 2023. By far the most inspiring founder autobiography I've ever read.
2. The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin\* - Franklin was a business founder before he was a founding father.
3. The Autobiography of Andrew Carnegie
4. My Life and Work by Henry Ford
5. Copy This by Paul Orfaela - I particularly liked this book because like me, Orfaela has ADHD. In the book, he gives great strategies for using ADHD as what he calls a "learning opportunity" to get ahead as an entrepreneur.

Other Biographies / Autobiographies I Really Liked

These aren't in exact order of my recommendation level. However, they are in rough order of how much I like them. I'm by and large writing from memory, so the ones I like the most will cluster near the top. Additionally, if I think something should be near the top, I'll make efforts to place it closer to the top.

• Principles by Ray Dalio. Honestly, I liked the PDF he published for his employees at Bridgewater more (it used to be on the Bridgewater website). I read the original back in 2016, and it changed my life completely. It gave me a whole new way of thinking about life, solving problems, creating value, and reaching success. If we consider the original PDF a "biography", I'd probably rank it at #1 or #2 in my top 5.
• Sam Walton: Made in America by Sam Walton
• Grinding it Out by Ray Kroc - Advice for success direct from the man who made McDonald's what it is today
• Call Me Ted by Ted Turner
• A Passion to Win by Sumner Redstone Charlie Munger wrote "If you want to win in business or law, think like Mr. Redstone." for a reason. I would hate to have had to compete against Redstone in his prime.
• What It Takes by Steven A Schwarzman
• Sell It Like Serhant by Ryan Serhant
• Direct from Dell by Michael Dell
• Play Nice by Win by Michael Dell - I didn't like it as much as his first book, but it's still a good read.
• My Life & the Principles for Success by Ross Perot
• Steve Jobs by Walter Isaacson
• Elon Musk by Walter Isaacson
• Build by Tony Faddell - It was quite interesting to hear about Steve Jobs era Apple from another high level executive. It was also cool and inspiring to read as Faddell went on to build a great company of his own, Nest.
• The Cobbler by Steve Madden - Another entrepreneur with ADHD. It was great to read his tips for succeeding with ADHD. He also tells his perspective of the whole Stratton Oakmont (Wolf of Wall Street) era. Pretty much everything he said in his autobiography aligned with what the movie represented and what Jordan Belfort has described
• Girl Boss by Sophia Amoruso - Well what do you know? Another successful entrepreneur with ADHD! haha It was inspiring to see her go from bad (as in really bad) student to successful entrepreneur. She shares all of the trials and tribulations.
• Doing Business by the Good Book by David Seward. Although this book is told from a religious point of view, you don't need to be religious to get value from this book. Considering his company has been around since 1990 and does multiple billions in revenue, one might say Seward knows a thing or
• Hustle Harder, Hustle Smarter by 50 Cent - This was one of the top 5 books I read in 2023. It was a dark horse for sure. I was not expecting it to be as good as it was. This book is full of wisdom for anyone running a business or dreaming of starting one. I was 4 years into my business when I read it, and I collected valuable lessons.
• Shoe Dog by Phil Knight - You'd be surprised how often Nike almost blew up. They were literally saved (and I don't use that term lightly here) multiple times through the grace of others because Nike's suppliers and business partners liked Nike as a company and what it stood for.
• Do You! by Russell Simmons
• How to Make a Few Billion Dollars by Brad Jacobs - Because of the title, I probably would not have read this book if I had not heard about it from David Senra (creator of the "Founders" podcast. The title almost makes it sound like a "get rich quick" book. Brad Jacobs (founder of XPO) has started 7 billion dollar companies, so he knows a thing or two about starting billion dollar companies. haha The first chapter alone is worth far more than the price of the book.
• How to Get Rich - by Felix Dennis - This is another book with a title that makes it look like a get rich quick book. It's anything but. He got rich the old fashioned way, by starting and running a business (and not a business of teaching other people how to get rich. lol). He tells you point blank that getting rich will suck, that it'll be painful, that it will cost you dearly... and that it may not even be worth it. He also warns multiple times in the book about the aforementioned items. Still, I'd say this is one of the most "tell all" books on getting rich. The content does match the title
• *I would also consider Poor Richard's Almanack by Ben Franlkin to be a great "companion book" to his autobiography
• How Did You Do It, Truett? A Recipe for Success by Truett Cathy
• Start Where You Are by Chris Gardner - This is the guy from "The Pursuit of Happyness [sic]" - Great advice for those starting from the bottom

I will also say there are some historical figures who have what David Senra calls "founder mentality". These are people who have the qualities of successful founders (both in action and mentality). Accordingly, I'll list some of my favorite books on historical figures with founder mentality below.

1. Genghis Khan and the Making of the Modern World by Jack Weatherford - This was my second favorite book I read in 2023. It covers the Mongolian Empire from the rise with Genghis Khan, the life and times of Kublain Khan, and through the fall of the empire. I think this is an underrated part of history to study.
2. Alexander the Great by Philip Freeman

That's all, folks! For now :)

Today I am in the mood for a hot take, so let's talk about Sophia from FE6. She is widely considered to be one of the worst units in the entire franchise. However, I looked a bit into her stats with the bot from the reddit discord (very good tool for fe math btw, highly recommended), and I recognized that her growth rate actually allows her to hit the magic and res caps of her class. I would argue the real issue behind the perception of her as a bad unit come from the context in which she is put in.
So Sophia starts of as a level 1 shaman in chapter 14 of the game. Her base stats are... Not great, to be honest. She has actually nice magic (6) and very good res (8) for a level 1 unit, but every other stat is trash, including skill and speed. As a shaman, her weapons of choice are dark magic tombs. Those are essentially the axes of magic, high strength, but also high weight and low accuracy. In the context of FE6, this is very troubling due to the relatively strong enemies and the low accuracy of weapons overall. Her weapon of choice, flux, has only 70 accuracy, and because of low skill, she only ends up with 75 attack accuracy before avoid. She also has only 2 attack speed, but 14 attack. For a comparison, roy at the start with a iron sword has 10 attack, 98 hit before avoid and 7 attack speed. Considering she can attack from 2 range and Roy can't, that's actually not that bad. Due to double role RNG, as long as she remains over 50 percent hit, her actual hitrate is better than what is shown. Without avoid, she hits around 85 percent of the time. It's obviously not optimal by any means, but acceptable. For chapter 1. She joins in chapter 14. She will make some acceptable damage to most enemies due to low res, but will miss A LOT. So it's very understandable why many consider her to be bad. However, what happens when you take the time to invest into her? Then she can actually become a very strong unit, right? Well yes, but actually no. To really get a firm grasp, we need to compare her to 2 other units in direct competition to her: Raigh and Niime. Raigh joins 2 chapters earlier at level 12 and even if you train Sophia, if she is also at level 12, she will likely have the same magic as him, but with lower skill and speed. The only advantage she has is in res, and both compete for the same promotion item. This doesn't really change over the course of the game, at max level (40) Sophia has 1 more magic and 8 more res, but Raigh has 5 more skill and 4 more speed. This means you are investing more Exp into a less offensive effective unit. The other comparison, Niime, does actually look way worse if you train Niime at max level - 8 more attack, 2 more speed, 14 more hp, 6 more def and 11 more res - but, again, only if you train her up. Niime joins very late, but at level 38. You basically get a good dark magic and staff user for free. EXP are a Ressource, and if you invest your exp into Sophia, you pay the opportunity cost of not being able to invest those exp into a better unit - like Raigh, for example. However, the thing that really irritates me is, why did the developers packed this unit in this game? Think about it, most game don't give you that many dark magic users to begin with, but here you get 3 and 2 of them come in relatively short succession. Sophia is not an est unit, but she is also not really a growth unit because she comes at a time where she needs to come with either somewhat good bases or insane growths, neither she really has. She has good growths, but not insane ones and the res is arguably misplaced as long as she doesn't use Luna, which doesn't even exist in this game. If she would exist, for example, in fe7 at the start of the game, she would gain more accuracy from flux, has not as comparatively worse stats, would have access to the Luna tome in the late game for anti mage attacks, and her high magic is good against enemies like armor knights with low res.
Overall, I think Sophias Standing as one of the worst units in the game comes from the context she is put in, and honestly, it's kinda baffling how you can place such a unit in the mid of the game with this much competition.

The Lands of Temrielle have been ravaged by years of war, resulting in an uneven stalemate between the realms powers. Each constantly seeking new means of power to get an advantage over the others.
Tyal a small artic city has found a way to save its people by mysteriously closing off the mountain pass, filling it with a strange fog. With this recent development, Tyal has been secluded and unreachable by land, leaving the only avenue of approach, is the freezing and treacherous iceberg filled waters.
Queen Sophia Berkley battle weary and grief stricken with the loss of her husband and son in the battle with the Sanguine Empire. She is the sole leader attempting to bring peace back to the lands and end the senseless violence.
True to their nature Bane, Bhall and myrkul have thrived in recent years. Capitalizing on the death, chaos and greed that extended war brings. With this expansion cultists have grown in scale and number to compete with the major centers of worship ,stretching further the already occupied paladin orders to their limit and striking fear into the hearts of the common people.
DND 5e, Homebrewed world, Voiced on Discord and played on Roll20 for battles, character sheets, and rolls.
Age: 25+, Fun, and respectful to everyone at the table. Takes Notes!
Setting: Dark and gritty content. R rated. Any sexy times are "Faded to black."
Game time: Thursdays 6:30 pm (Saskatchewan time zone) typically play 4 hours. Aim for weekly games ( I know life happens)
Seeking: Fun and respectful players who actively engage with NPC's, other pc's, and likes to roleplay. Wants to participate in a collaborative story with others. Combat is fun and will be an integral part of my campaign, however murder hobo's and hack and slashers may wish to look elsewhere as I really want to form a group that is heavy roleplaying and engages in social scenes.
Looking for 1 player. please only apply if your actually free Thursday evenings
currently have:
Rogue, wizard, fighter, paladin, cleric
Character creation will be done roll20 you can roll for stats or take the basic array.
Single Class characters only for this campaign. No Monks, or artificers.
Little info to help me choose adventurers! If you're interested in the campaign DM me and please add a bit of info about yourself and gaming style, see below:

1. Name 

   1. A little about you, do you have any experience?
   2. What character would you like to play?
   3. Thoughts on roleplaying, interacting with NPC's and collaborative story telling? Do you do a voice for your character?
   4. How often can you make the sessions?
   5. What are you hoping this campaign will have?
   6. What are you hoping for in your fellow dnd party?
   7. Whatever you would like to ad
   8. Pls send this in a DM

Gold
I find in every campaign I have ever run, or played in. Gold quickly becomes meaningless as the written mechanics stream lines gold and gems into player hands quickly. While I aim to reward players I would like to attempt to rework the economy and make funds more meaningful. I would like to try using the following guidelines:
1cp = $1
1sp = $10
1gp = $100
1pp = $1,000
MAGICAL ITEMS
Casters are plenty, however magical items in the campaign are rare. I am incorporating master craft weapons/armor to push the importance of NPC craftsmen and make uncovering rare magic a bit more meaningful.
Banned spells
-Silvery barbs
-Tiny Hut
-Teleportation circle
-Magnificent mansion
Books used in campaign and subclasses available using:
Players handbook
Sword coast adventures guide
Tashas cauldron
Xanathars guide to everything
Leveling up
I use the milestone method and then players will need to seek out trainers to expand their skills and powers to add a roleplaying element.
I'm hoping to be running this campaign with your party for a couple years, with this in mind, I don't speed run XP to players to level them up fast. I find that it ends the campaign quicker. I use a story driven approach and key points in the campaign.
Campaign Setting

• R rated campaign. The campaign is a war torn setting. While we will enjoy light and comedic sessions. There will be r rated and dark aspects of the campaign with evil nations, cultists and monsters pursuing vile and evil goals. Not PG13. 

House rules
Rules
#1
Game is meant to be a fun ROLEPLAYING vs roll playing game, in a good aligned campaign, please be respectful to other players and the group. No need for power gaming, purposely derailing or sowing conflict and chaos on the group to cause drama and mess with everyone's fun. Eg. stealing from other players, killing other PC's NPCs for no reason than to be cruel, interrupting a PC's spot light time, and avoid meta gaming!
#2
No arguing with the GM. I will hear you out, you may make a case for xx. when I make a ruling lets move on. I am human and may make mistakes and we can respectfully talk about the event post game. Let's not Hold up the table and disrupting the flow of the game to argue xx.
#4
Don't power game. This is meant to be a fun roleplaying game. You don't need to WIN D&D by trying to use broken spells, skills, feats etc.... No peasant rail guns etc... to try to break the game... Its not fun and messes with everyone's enjoyment. Your Characters will be powerful, have strengths and weaknesses etc...which add to the enjoyment. you don't need to make a 1 man army.
#5
Try to stay in character for as much as possible. It creates a better gaming atmosphere and encourages roleplaying. this is a collaborative story, its more fun for everyone if you engage and roleplay with the NPC's and fellow players to create more interesting social encounters and the world in which you (the players) call home.
#6
Ties in with Meta gaming. If you make a skill check and fail, such as detect traps and roll horribly. You as a player know this not your character. To your character it looks clear. unless there is a reason for a second check I may not allow a second roll. trying to move a boulder and failing, 2nd, 3rd, 4th etc... attempts are not an issue as its clear you didn't succeed.
#7
Taking 20..... does not exist. Players can't just take time and get a nat 20 on a check.
#8
Passive perception will be rolled by the GM and not a constant #. EG d20+wis mod vs constant 15.
#9
No Monks or Artificers - gm total bias, I just hate the class's for my sanity pls don't make.
#10
Character creation Race selection:
- players handbook
- Goliath
- Genansi All
#11
Character's Creation will be at session 0 on roll20.
We'll roll stats live with everyone.
Character class No multiclassing please pick a class you will be happy to run for the length of the campaign. No Monks or Artificers.
#12
Healing potions. Taking an action to drink a healing potion results in max healing vs using a bonus action in which basic roll rules apply. This does not apply to pouring a potion down an unconscious persons throat.
PC-PC interaction
Pc's can Nope attacks from other PC's. Eg. player 1 decided to punch player 2.... player 2 can Nope and the attack fails.(GM may allow attacks PC-PC if warranted eg. Player 1 insults player 2s momma LOL and the response is relative to the cause of conflict) dont fire ball and kill a PC for a momma joke, however a single black eye may suffice) however if in combat the mage casts fireball at enemies and other Pc's are in the way dmg applies normally. Essentially allows PCs to stop Jerk behavior effecting their PC. Same applies for Stealing from other players. Remember, good campaign, group cohesion, pls don't be an ass.
Players trying to convince/deceive other PC's using skills can roll and verbally make their case to other Pc's to see how effective they are, allowing for PC to PC roleplaying. However if the player really doesn't want to, they can NOPE. ( this is solely intended for rare use as the hole point is more about fun and roleplaying. allowing your character to be manipulated/tricked etc.. can at times be fun and create interesting sessions. However, sometimes characters may have issues do to a back story, moral oath etc... that may conflict with the desired effect. essentially again... remember its a good campaign, group cohesion, don't be an ass.
Dying and Medicine.
Death saving throws are made privately. This way the other players don't know the results or condition of their comrade, creating a sense of urgency.
Nat 20 on a saving throw automatically revives the player with 1 HP (character prone), a Nat 1 cause 2 death saving throw failures.
Characters with proficiency in medicine or have a healers kit, can stabilize a downed character. If a character without the medicine proficiency or kit attempting to stabilize a character and failing the DC. the result will be 2 failed death throws.
Player input
Open to other players input on other homebrew rules they think would be good or have used in the past.
Table expectations

• Be polite and respectful to your fellow adventurers and GM. • Let players play their characters. No micromanaging other PC's. • Share the spotlight. • If you can't make a session, provide as much notice as you can. Let's be respectful of each other's schedule and time. • Aiming for a collaborative game. Engage with the story, each other and take notes. • Joke, flirt and have fun with NPC's we're all adults but any sexy times, will be "faded to black". • If 1 or 2 players can't make a session but the majority are free. The session will proceed. If party is in the middle of an adventure, the Missing characters will be NPC'd. If the setting permits, they will be off taking a break. • Sessions are Thursday nights @ 6:30 my time (Saskatchewan time zone) and session will run approx. 4 hours. • Aiming for a good aligned adventuring group. Don't make an evil character or actively make a character to go against the group as a secret BBEG. • Don't needlessly draw on the map or make random dice rolls as it bogs up the chat history and distracts everyone. 

The Lands of Temrielle have been ravaged by years of war, resulting in an uneven stalemate between the realms powers. Each constantly seeking new means of power to get an advantage over the others.
Tyal a small artic city has found a way to save its people by mysteriously closing off the mountain pass, filling it with a strange fog. With this recent development, Tyal has been secluded and unreachable by land, leaving the only avenue of approach, is the freezing and treacherous iceberg filled waters.
Queen Sophia Berkley battle weary and grief stricken with the loss of her husband and son in the battle with the Andol Dominionm. She is the sole leader attempting to bring peace back to the lands and end the senseless violence.
True to their nature Bane, Bhall and myrkul have thrived in recent years. Capitalizing on the death, chaos and greed that extended war brings. With this expansion cultists have grown in scale and number to compete with the major centers of worship ,stretching further the already occupied paladin orders to their limit and striking fear into the hearts of the common people.
DND 5e, Homebrewed world, Voiced on Discord and played on Roll20 for battles, character sheets, and rolls.
Age: 25+, Fun, and respectful to everyone at the table. Takes Notes!
Setting: Dark and gritty content. R rated. Any sexy times are "Faded to black."
Game time: Thursdays 6:30 pm (Saskatchewan time zone) typically play 4 hours. Aim for weekly games ( I know life happens)
Seeking: Fun and respectful players who actively engage with NPC's, other pc's, and likes to roleplay. Wants to participate in a collaborative story with others. Combat is fun and will be an integral part of my campaign, however murder hobo's and hack and slashers may wish to look elsewhere as I really want to form a group that is heavy roleplaying and engages in social scenes.
Looking for 1 player that will enjoy and participate with a roleplay heavy group. please only apply if your actually free Thursday evenings.
​
Group currently has:
rogue, fighter(battlemaster), Paladin, Cleric, & Wizard.
Character creation will be done roll20 on session 0 in which you can roll for stats or take the basic array.
Single Class characters only for this campaign. No Monks, or artificers.
Little info to help me choose adventurers! If you're interested in the campaign DM me and please add a bit of info about yourself and gaming style, see below:

1. Name 

   1. A little about you, do you have any experience?
   2. What character would you like to play?
   3. Thoughts on roleplaying, interacting with NPC's and collaborative story telling? Do you do a voice for your character?
   4. How often can you make the sessions?
   5. What are you hoping this campaign will have?
   6. What are you hoping for in your fellow dnd party?
   7. Whatever you would like to ad
   8. Pls send this in a DM

Gold
I find in every campaign I have ever run, or played in. Gold quickly becomes meaningless as the written mechanics stream lines gold and gems into player hands quickly. While I aim to reward players I would like to attempt to rework the economy and make funds more meaningful. I would like to try using the following guidelines:
1cp = $1
1sp = $10
1gp = $100
1pp = $1,000
MAGICAL ITEMS
Casters are plenty, however magical items in the campaign are rare. I am incorporating master craft weapons/armor to push the importance of NPC craftsmen and make uncovering rare magic a bit more meaningful.
Banned spells
-Silvery barbs
-Tiny Hut
-Teleportation circle
-Magnificent mansion
Books used in campaign and subclasses available using:
Players handbook
Sword coast adventures guide
Tashas cauldron
Xanathars guide to everything
Leveling up
I use the milestone method and then players will need to seek out trainers to expand their skills and powers to add a roleplaying element.
I'm hoping to be running this campaign with your party for a couple years, with this in mind, I don't speed run XP to players to level them up fast. I find that it ends the campaign quicker. I use a story driven approach and key points in the campaign.
Campaign Setting

• R rated campaign. The campaign is a war torn setting. While we will enjoy light and comedic sessions. There will be r rated and dark aspects of the campaign with evil nations, cultists and monsters pursuing vile and evil goals. Not PG13. 

House rules
Rules
#1
Game is meant to be a fun ROLEPLAYING vs roll playing game, in a good aligned campaign, please be respectful to other players and the group. No need for power gaming, purposely derailing or sowing conflict and chaos on the group to cause drama and mess with everyone's fun. Eg. stealing from other players, killing other PC's NPCs for no reason than to be cruel, interrupting a PC's spot light time, and avoid meta gaming!
#2
No arguing with the GM. I will hear you out, you may make a case for xx. when I make a ruling lets move on. I am human and may make mistakes and we can respectfully talk about the event post game. Let's not Hold up the table and disrupting the flow of the game to argue xx.
#4
Don't power game. This is meant to be a fun roleplaying game. You don't need to WIN D&D by trying to use broken spells, skills, feats etc.... No peasant rail guns etc... to try to break the game... Its not fun and messes with everyone's enjoyment. Your Characters will be powerful, have strengths and weaknesses etc...which add to the enjoyment. you don't need to make a 1 man army.
#5
Try to stay in character for as much as possible. It creates a better gaming atmosphere and encourages roleplaying. this is a collaborative story, its more fun for everyone if you engage and roleplay with the NPC's and fellow players to create more interesting social encounters and the world in which you (the players) call home.
#6
Ties in with Meta gaming. If you make a skill check and fail, such as detect traps and roll horribly. You as a player know this not your character. To your character it looks clear. unless there is a reason for a second check I may not allow a second roll. trying to move a boulder and failing, 2nd, 3rd, 4th etc... attempts are not an issue as its clear you didn't succeed.
#7
Taking 20..... does not exist. Players can't just take time and get a nat 20 on a check.
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Passive perception will be rolled by the GM and not a constant #. EG d20+wis mod vs constant 15.
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No Monks or Artificers - gm total bias, I just hate the class's for my sanity pls don't make.
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Character creation Race selection:
- players handbook
- Goliath
- Genansi All
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Character's Creation will be at session 0 on roll20.
We'll roll stats live with everyone.
Character class No multiclassing please pick a class you will be happy to run for the length of the campaign. No Monks or Artificers.
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Healing potions. Taking an action to drink a healing potion results in max healing vs using a bonus action in which basic roll rules apply. This does not apply to pouring a potion down an unconscious persons throat.
PC-PC interaction
Pc's can Nope attacks from other PC's. Eg. player 1 decided to punch player 2.... player 2 can Nope and the attack fails.(GM may allow attacks PC-PC if warranted eg. Player 1 insults player 2s momma LOL and the response is relative to the cause of conflict) dont fire ball and kill a PC for a momma joke, however a single black eye may suffice) however if in combat the mage casts fireball at enemies and other Pc's are in the way dmg applies normally. Essentially allows PCs to stop Jerk behavior effecting their PC. Same applies for Stealing from other players. Remember, good campaign, group cohesion, pls don't be an ass.
Players trying to convince/deceive other PC's using skills can roll and verbally make their case to other Pc's to see how effective they are, allowing for PC to PC roleplaying. However if the player really doesn't want to, they can NOPE. ( this is solely intended for rare use as the hole point is more about fun and roleplaying. allowing your character to be manipulated/tricked etc.. can at times be fun and create interesting sessions. However, sometimes characters may have issues do to a back story, moral oath etc... that may conflict with the desired effect. essentially again... remember its a good campaign, group cohesion, don't be an ass.
Dying and Medicine.
Death saving throws are made privately. This way the other players don't know the results or condition of their comrade, creating a sense of urgency.
Nat 20 on a saving throw automatically revives the player with 1 HP (character prone), a Nat 1 cause 2 death saving throw failures.
Characters with proficiency in medicine or have a healers kit, can stabilize a downed character. If a character without the medicine proficiency or kit attempting to stabilize a character and failing the DC. the result will be 2 failed death throws.
Player input
Open to other players input on other homebrew rules they think would be good or have used in the past.
Table expectations

• Be polite and respectful to your fellow adventurers and GM. • Let players play their characters. No micromanaging other PC's. • Share the spotlight. • If you can't make a session, provide as much notice as you can. Let's be respectful of each other's schedule and time. • Aiming for a collaborative game. Engage with the story, each other and take notes. • Joke, flirt and have fun with NPC's we're all adults but any sexy times, will be "faded to black". • If 1 or 2 players can't make a session but the majority are free. The session will proceed. If party is in the middle of an adventure, the Missing characters will be NPC'd. If the setting permits, they will be off taking a break. • Sessions are Thursday nights @ 6:30 my time (Saskatchewan time zone) and session will run approx. 4 hours. • Aiming for a good aligned adventuring group. Don't make an evil character or actively make a character to go against the group as a secret BBEG. 

Don't needlessly draw on the map or make random dice rolls as it bogs up the chat history and distracts everyone.
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I will post once the slot has been filled.

FE6 - The Binding Blade
Elibe. A brand new continent whos existence and conflict is one connected to the Divine Dragons. Well before the events of Eliwood or even his father Elbert's story, the control of the continent was one of peaceful but divided rule; one half ruled by humans and the other half ruled by dragons. But this peace would be overtaken by the hubris and bloodthirst of mankind, as they wagered war against the dragons. A long and bloodied conflict would be born from this act of aggression, known in history as The Scouring. For generations, there were sheer numbers of human soldiers fighting against the otherworldly powers of the divine dragons. It would seem like easy destiny for the dragons to win because of their powers, but the ever-growing human army proved to be too much for even them. The Fire Dragon tribe went to the Divine Dragons, who took a neutral stance to the war, and begged them for some form of aid, most notably a Demon Dragon. Demon Dragons are a corrupted form of Divine Dragons whose sole purpose is to create soldiers known as War Dragons, mindless and obedient soldiers whose only abilities are to fight, kill, or die. The Divine Dragons were disgusted by this request as they felt Demon Dragons were an abomination to nature and thus refused this request. In an act of warning and desperation, the Fire dragons kidnapped a Divine Dragon and forced her to become this abhorrent vessel. And in order to fully make sure she obeyed all commands, they destroyed her soul to make sure she would have no will of her own...a device made to create and destroy. This once Divine Dragon was named Iduun.
With a Demon Dragon on their side, the dragon army gained an upper hand in the war. But this was a fleeting victory as the humans combined all their highest forms of magic and arms to create their possibly last salvation: The Legendary Weapons of Elibe. Their power was so immense that they could easily pierce the scales of dragons and have the needed power to slay them. The wielder of these Legendary Weapons are known in modern recounts as the Eight Legends. These legends were the Archsage Athos, the Enigma Bramimond, the Champion Roland, Saint Elimine, the Berserker Durban, the Horseman Hanon, the Knight Barigan, and the Hero Hartmut. They wielded these divine arms with great might, pushing back the dragon armies out of Elibe and into enemy territory known as the Dragon's Gate.
But the creation and use of these weapons was not one without consequence. The clash of such superpowers was one that defied all laws of nature and physics, creating unnatural imbalances in the world in an energy-sapping, apocalyptic way. This is known today as the Ending Winter. The sudden drain of energy from the continent caused it to try and correct itself from getting energy from the universe, which greatly weakened the powers of the Divine Weapons, but more importantly the dragons. They could not keep up their draconic form like they once could, so they were forced to retreat back to their land or preserve their power into gems known as Dragonstones and adopt a human-like form called a Manakete. Since this severely weakened the dragons to a point where they could not fight, the humans considered it a victory and thus the Scouring was at an end. But the fear of the Divine Weapons causing another apocalypse loomed over the Eight Legends, which made Bramimond seal the weapons away across Elibe so that no one may access its power, even going as far as booby-trapping and setting up guards at each weapons location. If they were to be unsealed and retrieved at this point though, since they lost so much of their power, there was no real fear of another Ending Winter happening. And now we turn to many years later, where these weapons would once again see the very same foes they had once slain.
One notable distinction from the Divine Weapons vs the Holy Weapons is that despite the Eight Legends having clear ancestors in the modern day, they are not tied to specific users. With the exception of the Binding Blade, anybody can use the Divine Weapons provided they have the rank. Also all of these weapons are locked behind Gaiden chapters, which have specific reqs for access, so if you wish to get the true ending or just get as many S-Rank weapons, be reticent of said reqs.
Final note, if you want the true ending, MAKE SURE ALL LEGENDARY WEAPONS ARE INTACT! Even if they have 1 durability, keep it that way, as the 20 Durability is stupidly low (the only thing I hate about these weapons in general) and if you break the weapon, the game treats it as if you never had it and you will be very sad with yourself.
The Durandal, the Blazing Sword of Roland. This sword is actually kind of crazy. It is the 2nd strongest sword at 17 Mt, 90 Hit, and a manageable 12 Wt, has eff dmg vs dragons like all Divine Weapons, and grants +5 Str to the holder. It is also the first DW you can attain, via the always guaranteed Gaiden Ch. 8x. It is not easy to get an S-Rank sword user early, but your best bet for an early Durandal user is an insta-promoted and grinded up Dieck (hehe), which he will do hilarious overkill with this weapon, and is not recommended except for the lulz.
Armads, Lightning Axe of Durban. In a game of super mid axes, Armads shines through immensely. Easily the best axe in the game at 18 Mt, the highest Hit of 75 (believe me, this is a godsend), a super manageable 13 Wt, AND a +5 Defense boost, this is a great weapon to have if you need to tank a bit but also just one-tap dragons. It is acquired in Ch. 12x, which is available by completing Ch. 12 in 20 turns. Finding an early potential S-Rank axe user is more difficult, so just save Armads for lategame.
Forblaze, the Infernal Truth of Athos. It's just an overall really good Anima tome at 14 Mt, 85 Hit, 6 Wt (side note: tome weight in this game is ridiculously low for some reason, literally the tome with the heaviest Wt is 13, and that tome is unobtainable), a small 5 Crit, and a +5 Luck boost makes this just a good tome to have for big damage. This weapon comes from Ch. 14x, which is available by completing Ch. 14 in 25 turns AND keeping Sophia alive, which isn't the easiest for some. Your earliest Forblaze user will probably be Cecilia, but its better to wait it out and give it to a trained Lugh or Lilina if that's your style.
Aureola, the Glorious Ascension of Elimine. In the slim pickings of Light tomes, this is easily the best! 15 Mt, 90 Hit, 5 Crit, and a +5 Res bonus makes this arguably better than Forblaze. But there are 2 drawbacks: the minor one is that it has 9 Wt, not a huge deal, but the other one is that it is a Light tome. Light mages don't exist in this game except for the promoted Bishop class, so your options are having to raise up Saul or Elen to Lv 10, promote, and power-grind Light ranks OR wait till Ch. 21 until you get Yoder. Either you start from D-Rank, or powerlevel Yoder up to S-Rank as quick as you can to use the tome. It's not impossible, but know that this tome will be more of a struggle to use since it has those limitations against it. It is acquired in Ch 16x, available after completing Ch 16 w/ Douglas alive.
Mulagir, Tempest Bow of Hanon. Being a Bow itself inherently hurts this weapons standing since the archer curse is especially real in GBA FE, but on its own this bow is decent. 16 Mt, 80 Hit, 9 Wt, and a +5 Spd boost means you will be hitting relatively hard twice most of the time. But due to a major oversight in this weapons in-game development is that the eff dmg vs Dragons overtakes the normal flier eff dmg all bows have, meaning that it is the ONLY bow in the game to not deal eff dmg vs fliers. And that is the true niche of bows, and yes you can use a Silver Bow and kill them just as easily, but it still sucks that is a strength taken away from the Mulagir. It is acquired in Ch. 20Bx, which is the Sacae route. Sacae is available if the combined gained EXP of Sue and Shin is greater than Shanna + Thea, and the chapter is available if you beat Ch. 20B in 25 turns. Though if you took the Illia route, this will be in Yoder's inventory when he joins in Ch 21. You get so many bow users that you can raise up to this point, so this and the rest of the DW users is 100% up to you.
Maltet, Blizzard Spear of Barigan. Just a really good melee Lance with 16 Mt, 80 Hit (highest of all lances), 11 Wt, and a +5 Skill boost makes it good in any situation that isn't dealing with ranged attacks, but Javelins will suffice. Unlike the last 2 DWs I talked about, this doesn't have any major usage issues with this lance since the list of good lance users is more than flexible enough for your taste. And if all else fails, put this on Perceval after raising his Lance rank once and you'll have an even greater powerhouse on you! This is acquired in Ch 20Ax, which is the Illia route. The Illia route is available if the combined gained EXP of Shanna and Thea is greater than Sue + Shin, and the gaiden chapter is available by beating Ch. 20A in 25 turns. Alternatively, if you went Sacae, then this will be in Yoder's inventory when he joins in Ch 21.
Apocalypse, the Elder Revelation of Bramimond. The competition of Dark tomes is painfully one-sided in the Apocalypses favor. at 18 Mt, 80 Hit, 5 Crit, and a +5 Magic boost, this tome is the strongest spell in the game and can reach insane damage numbers with the right setups (like triple non-crit numbers). The +5 Mag doesn't just help with damage though, as it boosts the efficacy and range of your healing and utility staves as well, so enjoy higher heals and long range Rescues and Physics when you have this tome. There are 3 dark mages you can give this to, but let's be real, there's only one person who can use the Apocalypse in offense and utility, and that is Niime. If you raised a good Sophia or Raigh, then power to you, but Niime comes out the gate ready-to-use and she is great! It is acquired in Ch 21x, which is available if Ch 21 is completed within 30 turns with Miledy and Zeiss both alive and recruited.
The Saints Staff, the scepter of Elimine. While not a Divine Weapon, it is still one of great importance and usefulness. Upon use, it fully heals the HP AND statuses of every single ally on the map, including the user. Its only drawback is that it has 3 uses, but with this powerful of an effect that makes sense. Funnily enough, the best possible users of this staff are the same as the best (and only) candidates for Elimines other weapon! Elen and Saul have their whole playtime dedicated to being staff users, so they can reach S-Rank staves super easy. Or if you just want to use Yodel since he comes with S-rank staves, do that! You get this in Ch 21 as it is in Yoders inventory.
The Binding Blade, the ultimate sword of Hartmut. Said to be stronger than all the other divine weapons, it definitely lives up to that status in game. 18 Mt makes it the strongest sword and one of the strongest weapons in the game (tied w/ Armads and Apocalypse), plus 95 Hit, 10 Crit, 1-2 range, a +5 Def/Res boost when held, eff dmg vs dragons, a 30 HP heal when used like an item (but don't do this), AND the 8 Wt doesn't even matter since Roy will have 8 Con by the time he promotes and gets this weapon. There's a lot of damn strengths!! Unlike every divine weapon here, the Binding Blade is exclusive to the main lord Roy, and all these strengths are more than welcome for him. It is acquired either at the end of Ch 21 if you didn't get the gaiden chapter, or Ch 21x if you did meet the reqs. That and the 20 Uses make it the biggest drawbacks of this weapon, but tbh if you wanted to save your Hammerne for one weapon just to go ham against dragons, it is arguably the Binding Blade (though Apocalypse is a good candidate as well).
Ekesachs, the sword of kings. The second blade wielded by Hartmut, this weapon wasn't sealed after the Scouring like the others, but was elevated into a royal status symbol for the King of Bern and his future legacy. This is also an extremely strong weapon, at 15 Mt, 90 Hit, 5 Crit, 1-2 range and infinite uses, meaning that this weapon can use strong physical ranged attacks with no drawbacks. However the bad thing is that this weapon cannot be acquired in the main game, and is used against you in Ch. 22 in the fight against King Zephiel, the sole user of this blade. He is a very formidable opponent who is tanky and strong on his own, but he is on a throne so his defenses and self-sustain via throne heals make him very tough to take down via normal means. However, there is a way for the player to legitimately get this weapon in their hands, and that is via Trial Maps where you can use Zephiel as a playable character. However to unlock him, you have to beat the game a whopping 7 times. So have fun doing speedruns, LTCs, investing way too much time, or hacking the game, your pick.
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FE7 - Blazing Sword
Let's rewind all the way back to Gran 480, roughly 4-5 centuries after the events of the Scouring. With the same historical backdrop of the creation of the divine weapons, the Ending Winter, and the resulting victory of the humans over the Divine Dragons, the Archsage Athos comes across a scholar in Nabata Desert, a man named Nergal. Both matching in knowledge and power, they quickly became friends and came across the village of Arcadia, where they had seen something unheard of in years: a place where humans and dragons coexist peacefully in the same area. They stayed in Arcadia together and studied for years the vast array of draconic knowledge within the libraries. However Nergal's studies took him down a different path, on the study of life force known as Quintessence. He began experimentation with small animals to figure out how to extract Quintessence, and upon success kept doing it and moving onto larger animals, eventually taking the life of a grown human. This angered the Arcadians and Athos who eventually had to put a stop to Nergals heinous actions and banish him from the settlement. And ever since then, his mind corroded with dark magic, began building his power as a dark druid and harnessing the power of Quintessence to create Morphs, and now we fast forward to Gran 980 where the conflict between Nergal and our three lords.
There 8 Divine Weapons in this game overall play less of a role in this game compared to FE6. In fact half of them are not in the game at all, 3 of them are relegated as PRF weapons, and the last one works normally. But what FE7 did do is add a slew of its own ultimate weapons that anybody can use that are meant to emulate the Divine Weapons (stat-wise), but they have no story significance, the start of a trend that will go in and out of the franchise. In the story only said 4 are unsealed by Bramimond, probably due to fear by Bramimond of causing another Ending Winter by opening all 8. Also there is something to be said about any weapon that deals eff dmg, and that they are not nearly as good as they were in FE6 because the international version of FE7 made eff dmg do DOUBLE might instead of triple, which is not a fun nerf to anybody. Also ALL of these weapons come in the last chapter, so that's an unfortunate circumstance you have to contend with.
Durandal, Blazing Sword of Roland. Quite literally the same, only change is that it is exclusive to Eliwood, it's acquired at the very end of the game (unlike FE6) and has a Wt of 16 which weighs down Eliwood considerably if you don't give him Body Rings so ultimately it is kind of worse. But it'll still put a dent into any draconic foe b/c of the effective 22 Mt (17 Mt + the +5 Str), so have fun.
Armads, Lightning Axe of Durban. Same as before, but has 10 more Hit, exclusive to Hector, acquired in the final chapter, and weighs more but that isn't nearly as much of an issue for Hector. It's still insane and is honestly your best bet for chunking the Fire Dragon at the end.
Forblaze, the Infernal Truth of Athos. The exact same, but exclusive to Athos, from final chapter, weighs more (not an issue), but in the end its still really insane since its the second strongest tome and it's in the hands of a powerful unit so have fun with it.
Aureola, Glorious Ascension of Elimine. Same stats, more weight (ew), final chapter, but NOT a PRF weapon! Anybody that has S-Rank in Light can use this tome freely, and since you actually get a Light Mage in this game, it's a normal possibility! Lucius will probably be your easiest bet for using Aureola (but his 7 Con when promoted won't be happy about the 14 Wt), or if you want the easy route, just give it to Athos.
Moving onto the other ultimate weapons, first is Lyn's Sacaean blade, the Sol Katti. Meant to be the stronger sister to the Mani Katti, as an ultimate weapon it is...painfully bad. 95 Hit and 25 Crit are great, but 12 Mt could be better and 14 Wt is laughably bad especially for Lyn, who gets a whopping 6 Con upon promotion, and lord knows you aren't wasting Body Rings on her. The +5 Res boost is barely useful, and the eff dmg against Dragons is also laughable since its double might and Lyn doesn't have enough Strength to put a worthwhile chip into the Fire Dragon, esp. when you have Athos and Hector as your main tank and DPS. Just not good, and honestly imo should've been the Mulagir as Lyn's weapon.
The Regal Blade is actually pretty comparable to the Durandal, at 20 Mt (highest Mt of all swords), 85 Hit, and only 9 Wt so even low Con swordies like Guy or Isadora can manage the weight of it well. Plus at 25 uses, you can comfortably use this against the rest of the morphs in the final chapter and do work. Also this game gives you so many good sword units like Harken or Marcus, so pick whomever
The Rex Hasta lance is also just really good, at a very impressive 21 Mt, 11 Wt, and decent 80 Hit, this is easily wieldable by anybody that's not a Pegasus Sister and be a good pick. This game gives you good lance units as well like Lowen, Vaida, or even Marcus, so have fun
Basilikos, put it on a high Strength axe unit like Hawkeye, Geitz, or even Marcus (at this point, mod the game to give characters multiple S-Ranks and give all 3 weapons to Marcus and make him the main lord), and watch the big DPS numbers. Very high 22 Mt (2nd highest) and decent 75 Hit, and 13 Wt which for prepromoted axe users is no problem but might be for raised-up ones, not much to say except its just unga bunga damage (honestly all of these weapons are like that).
Reinfleche. Arguably the worst of these S-Rank weapons just b/c its a bow. There aren't any fliers in the final chapter, so it loses that strength. At 20 Mt, 80 Hit, and 7 Wt, it can chunk characters up against the walls in the final chapter which is worth something. But realistically speaking, you will probably have better units that can do more damage or just outright kill some of the Morphs. Also the bow users in this game are just...not good. Wil, Rebecca, even Rath and Louise which are the "better ones", you have better units that can be deployed that can do the ranged job better with Hand Axes and Javelins. Also this weapon incorrectly states in the US version that it can strike twice like a Brave weapon. This is false, and I almost got tricked too.
Excalibur. Making its triumphant return all the way from FE3 surprisingly, this tome is kinda crazy. 13 Mt is hefty for spellcasters, but 18 Mt, 90 Hit, and 10 Crit is going to melt in the hands of a competent user. Honestly slap it on Pent, and have fun with the best sage with the best tome.
Luce. If you thought Excal would be the crit machine, here is this tome. Gonna say this though, 16 Wt on this tome is fucking PAINFUL to every Light user, including Athos. Like there is no way you are going to come close to nulling this Weight unless you pump Lucius full of Body Rings or something. But at 16 Mt, 95 Hit, and 25 Crit, if you got a unit with high Magic you can just drop a fuckton of damage on one enemy with a Crit. Practicality-wise it may not be the best, but for the fun factor it's pretty up there.
Gespenst. It has the merit of being the strongest weapon in the game at 23 Mt, and has 80 Hit. But this thing has 2 drawbacks: one is the abysmal 20 Wt that will incur atleast -10 Spd on Canas and Athos which is damn near unacceptable for a non-siege tome, and the other being that it is kind of outclassed? In terms of raw damage this trumps, but when you have Luna which is only C-Rank, has more uses and is more plentiful, a much more manageable 12 Mt, 20 Crit, 95 Hit, and the ability to negate enemy Res, you will end up doing more DPS with Luna than you will with the Gespenst. Yes Luna does rely on you having high Magic, so if your Canas gets Mag-screwed then its less effective. But hey, if all your mages suck ass, that's what Athos is for!
Also let's give a quick shoutout to the Hand Axe and Javelins in this game. They don't suck and are borderline necessities to where they are honorary ultimate weapons in my book.
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Thank you so much for reading, this one was a lot of fun since Elibe/FE6 lore kinda goes harder than I expected. But next entry will probably be an FE8 standalone since I want to try to group games together for more cohesion. Let me know any comments or critiques, take care, and have a great day!

The Lands of Temrielle have been ravaged by years of war, resulting in an uneven stalemate between the realms powers. Each constantly seeking new means of power to get an advantage over the others.
Tyal a small artic city has found a way to save its people by mysteriously closing off the mountain pass, filling it with a strange fog. With this recent development, Tyal has been secluded and unreachable by land, leaving the only avenue of approach, is the freezing and treacherous iceberg filled waters.
Queen Sophia Berkley battle weary and grief stricken with the loss of her husband and son in the battle with the Andol Dominionm. She is the sole leader attempting to bring peace back to the lands and end the senseless violence.
True to their nature Bane, Bhall and myrkul have thrived in recent years. Capitalizing on the death, chaos and greed that extended war brings. With this expansion cultists have grown in scale and number to compete with the major centers of worship ,stretching further the already occupied paladin orders to their limit and striking fear into the hearts of the common people.
DND 5e, Homebrewed world, Voiced on Discord and played on Roll20 for battles, character sheets, and rolls.
Age: 25+, Fun, and respectful to everyone at the table. Takes Notes!
Setting: Dark and gritty content. R rated. Any sexy times are "Faded to black."
Game time: Thursdays 6:30 pm (Saskatchewan time zone) typically play 4 hours. Aim for weekly games ( I know life happens)
Seeking: Fun and respectful players who actively engage with NPC's, other pc's, and likes to roleplay. Wants to participate in a collaborative story with others. Combat is fun and will be an integral part of my campaign, however murder hobo's and hack and slashers may wish to look elsewhere as I really want to form a group that is heavy roleplaying and engages in social scenes.
Looking for 1 player and will be doing a week or 2 of tryouts using one off mini runs to see if people are a good fit for the group.
Character creation will be done on roll20 in which you can roll for stats or take the basic array.
Single Class characters only for this campaign. No Monks, or artificers.
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Character's Creation will be at session on roll20.
We'll roll stats live with everyone or basic array.
Character class No multiclassing please pick a class you will be happy to run for the length of the campaign. No Monks or Artificers.
Character creation Race selection:
- players handbook
- Goliath
- Genansi All.
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Current party make up:
rogue, bard wizard, cleric & Fighter
Little info to help me choose adventurers! If you're interested in the campaign DM me and please add a bit of info about yourself and gaming style, see below:

1. Name 

   1. A little about you, do you have any experience?
   2. What character would you like to play?
   3. Thoughts on roleplaying, interacting with NPC's and collaborative story telling? Do you do a voice for your character?
   4. How often can you make the sessions?
   5. What are you hoping this campaign will have?
   6. What are you hoping for in your fellow dnd party?
   7. Whatever you would like to ad
   8. Pls send this in a DM

Roleplaying vs Rolls
I am seeking players that go above the dice roll and roleplay their actions, go into detail on how or why they're doing something. I also love the dice gods. I have the dice roll determine success or failure of an endeavor as most GM's. However, I reward advantage/disadvantage based on the roleplay or plan presented and may add or modify the results on the planning.
Gold
I find in every campaign I have ever run, or played in. Gold quickly becomes meaningless as the written mechanics stream lines gold and gems into player hands quickly. While I aim to reward players I would like to attempt to rework the economy and make funds more meaningful. I would like to try using the following guidelines:
1cp = $1
1sp = $10
1gp = $100
1pp = $1,000
MAGICAL ITEMS
Casters are plenty, however magical items in the campaign are rare. I am incorporating master craft weapons/armor to push the importance of NPC craftsmen and make uncovering rare magic a bit more meaningful.
Banned spells
-Silvery barbs
-Tiny Hut
-Teleportation circle
-Magnificent mansion
Books used in campaign and subclasses available using:
Players handbook
Sword coast adventures guide
Tashas cauldron
Xanathars guide to everything
Leveling up
I use the milestone method and then players will need to seek out trainers to expand their skills and powers to add a roleplaying element.
I'm hoping to be running this campaign with your party for a couple years, with this in mind, I don't speed run XP to players to level them up fast. I find that it ends the campaign quicker. I use a story driven approach and key points in the campaign.
Campaign Setting

• R rated campaign. The campaign is a war torn setting. While we will enjoy light and comedic sessions. There will be r rated and dark aspects of the campaign with evil nations, cultists and monsters pursuing vile and evil goals. Not PG13. 

House rules
Rules
#1
Game is meant to be a fun ROLEPLAYING vs roll playing game, in a good aligned campaign, please be respectful to other players and the group. No need for power gaming, purposely derailing or sowing conflict and chaos on the group to cause drama and mess with everyone's fun. Eg. stealing from other players, killing other PC's NPCs for no reason than to be cruel, interrupting a PC's spot light time, and avoid meta gaming!
#2
No arguing with the GM. I will hear you out, you may make a case for xx. when I make a ruling lets move on. I am human and may make mistakes and we can respectfully talk about the event post game. Let's not Hold up the table and disrupting the flow of the game to argue xx.
#4
Don't power game. This is meant to be a fun roleplaying game. You don't need to WIN D&D by trying to use broken spells, skills, feats etc.... No peasant rail guns etc... to try to break the game... Its not fun and messes with everyone's enjoyment. Your Characters will be powerful, have strengths and weaknesses etc...which add to the enjoyment. you don't need to make a 1 man army.
#5
Try to stay in character for as much as possible. It creates a better gaming atmosphere and encourages roleplaying. this is a collaborative story, its more fun for everyone if you engage and roleplay with the NPC's and fellow players to create more interesting social encounters and the world in which you (the players) call home.
#6
Ties in with Meta gaming. If you make a skill check and fail, such as detect traps and roll horribly. You as a player know this not your character. To your character it looks clear. unless there is a reason for a second check I may not allow a second roll. trying to move a boulder and failing, 2nd, 3rd, 4th etc... attempts are not an issue as its clear you didn't succeed.
#7
Taking 20..... does not exist. Players can't just take time and get a nat 20 on a check.
#8
Passive perception will be rolled by the GM and not a constant #. EG d20+wis mod vs constant 15.
#9
No Monks or Artificers - gm total bias, I just hate the class's for my sanity pls don't make.
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Character creation Race selection:
- players handbook
- Goliath
- Genansi All
#11
Character's Creation will be at session 0 on roll20.
We'll roll stats live with everyone.
Character class No multiclassing please pick a class you will be happy to run for the length of the campaign. No Monks or Artificers.
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Healing potions. Taking an action to drink a healing potion results in max healing vs using a bonus action in which basic roll rules apply. This does not apply to pouring a potion down an unconscious persons throat.
PC-PC interaction
Pc's can Nope attacks from other PC's. Eg. player 1 decided to punch player 2.... player 2 can Nope and the attack fails.(GM may allow attacks PC-PC if warranted eg. Player 1 insults player 2s momma LOL and the response is relative to the cause of conflict) dont fire ball and kill a PC for a momma joke, however a single black eye may suffice) however if in combat the mage casts fireball at enemies and other Pc's are in the way dmg applies normally. Essentially allows PCs to stop Jerk behavior effecting their PC. Same applies for Stealing from other players. Remember, good campaign, group cohesion, pls don't be an ass.
Players trying to convince/deceive other PC's using skills can roll and verbally make their case to other Pc's to see how effective they are, allowing for PC to PC roleplaying. However if the player really doesn't want to, they can NOPE. ( this is solely intended for rare use as the hole point is more about fun and roleplaying. allowing your character to be manipulated/tricked etc.. can at times be fun and create interesting sessions. However, sometimes characters may have issues do to a back story, moral oath etc... that may conflict with the desired effect. essentially again... remember its a good campaign, group cohesion, don't be an ass.
Dying and Medicine.
Death saving throws are made privately. This way the other players don't know the results or condition of their comrade, creating a sense of urgency.
Nat 20 on a saving throw automatically revives the player with 1 HP (character prone), a Nat 1 cause 2 death saving throw failures.
Characters with proficiency in medicine or have a healers kit, can stabilize a downed character. If a character without the medicine proficiency or kit attempting to stabilize a character and failing the DC. the result will be 2 failed death throws.
Player input
Open to other players input on other homebrew rules they think would be good or have used in the past.
Table expectations

• Be polite and respectful to your fellow adventurers and GM. • Let players play their characters. No micromanaging other PC's. • Share the spotlight. • If you can't make a session, provide as much notice as you can. Let's be respectful of each other's schedule and time. • Aiming for a collaborative game. Engage with the story, each other and take notes. • Joke, flirt and have fun with NPC's we're all adults but any sexy times, will be "faded to black". • If 1 or 2 players can't make a session but the majority are free. The session will proceed. If party is in the middle of an adventure, the Missing characters will be NPC'd. If the setting permits, they will be off taking a break. • Sessions are Thursday nights @ 6:30 my time (Saskatchewan time zone) and session will run approx. 4 hours. • Aiming for a good aligned adventuring group. Don't make an evil character or actively make a character to go against the group as a secret BBEG. • Don't needlessly draw on the map or make random dice rolls as it bogs up the chat history and distracts everyone. 

Actual Death
The Fading Spirit
This resurrection rule set is designed to add an element of party roleplaying and narrative to the resurrection attempt, as well as the creeping threat of permanent death to a character. Any of the following DC modifiers are easily adjusted to fit your campaign needs. Resurrection Challenge If a character is dead, and a return from death is attempted by a spell or spell effect with longer than a one action casting time, a Resurrection Challenge is initiated. Up to 3 members of the adventuring party can offer to contribute to the ritual via skill checks. The DM asks them each to make a skill check based on their form of contribution, with the DC of the check adjusting to how helpful/impactful the DM feels the contribution would be. For example, praying to the god of the devout, fallen character may require an Intelligence (Religion) check at an easy to medium difficulty, where loudly demanding the soul of the fallen to return from the aether may require a Charisma (Intimidation) check at a very hard or nearly impossible difficulty. Advantage and disadvantage can apply here based on how perfect, or off base, the contribution offered is.
Resurrection Check
After all contributions are completed, the DM then rolls a single, final Resurrection success check with no modifier. The base DC for the final resurrection check is 10, increasing by 1 for each previous successful resurrection the character has undergone (signifying the slow erosion of the soul’s connection to this world). For each successful contribution skill check, this DC is decreased by 3, whereas each failed contribution skill check increases the DC by 1. Upon a successful resurrection check, the player’s soul (should it be willing) will be returned to the body, and the ritual succeeded. On a failed check, the soul does not return and the character is lost. Only the strongest of magical incantations can bypass this resurrection challenge, in the form of the true resurrection or wish spells. These spells can also restore a character to life who was lost due to a failed resurrection ritual, should you allow it.
Quick Resurrections
If a spell with a casting time of 1 action is used to attempt to restore life (via the Revivify spell or similar effects), no contribution skill checks are allowed. The character casting the spell makes a Rapid Resurrection check, rolling a d20 and adding their spellcasting ability modifier. The DC is 10, increasing by 1 for each previous successful resurrection the character has undergone. On a failure, the character’s soul is not lost, but the resurrection fails and increases any future Resurrection checks’ DC by 1. No further attempts can be made to restore this character to life until a resurrection spell with a casting time higher than 1 action is attempted.

• **Please note these are just a basic guideline and not a hard and fast "must", it is all dependent on situations and different content.

HUMAN
Alvarez

• Stat Priority: Pen > Crit (at least 70%) > Crit Dmg
• Runes: Samurai + Sin
• Artifact: Icey Amulet / Devil's Claw / Devil's Bonesword
• Hero Talent: 1222 (PvE) 1322 (PvP)

Natalie

• Natalie is not viable as a late game DPS carry in my opinion and is instead best used as a meatshield in front row due to her 2 round revive mode - which keeps the battle going when Mafalda or Celina revives other main heroes.
• Having to wait 2 rounds before any of Natalie's dps output comes online is a real killer. Early on in the game, her demon does a decent amount of damage that hits at the beginning of round 3. Reaching round 3 is extremely viable early on, but becomes less likely in late game PVE and PVP.. Level 450+ heroes and adventure 33.
• Unfortunately, there are very few ways to enhance the demons damage. This is because The demo deals "true damage", which cannot crit or be enhanced by armor penetration. Furthermore, her Demons maximum damage is determined solely by the ATK shown in her stat screen. Lastly there are limits to this damage for PvP taking away sparks when the demon attacks. These factors mean that she can perform with little to no investment and is really great in PvE but not really a great PvP choice.
• While that's great, this also means that Natalie does not improve DESPITE investment. To illustrate this, consider two immortal Natalie - one with no crit, crit damage and armor pen. Another with 100% crit, 100% crit damage, and 100% armor pen. The golems will do the exact same damage. Conversely, a Fenixia or Alvarez with 100/100/100 will do 6 times the damage of a Natalie with 0/0/0.

Geo

• Stat Priority: Pen > Crit > Skill Dmg > Crit Dmg
• Runes: Assault + Sin/Annihilation or Sin + Maniac + Annihilation (triple double)
• Artifact: Arcane Ring / Devil's Bonespike > Lava Amulet or Shiny Amulet
• Hero Talent: 1122

Silsa

• Stat Priority: Debuff Hit
• Runes: Samurai + anything that gives more Debuff hit
• Artifact: Energy Amulet / Speed to atk first
• Hero Talent: 3443 or 3442

Mafalda

• Stat Priority: Damage Immune > HP
• Runes: Redemption/Phantom + Evolution
• Artifact: Angel Headband / Wings / Spirit Song Necklace/ Holy Horn/ Sun Amulet
• Hero Talent: 3445

Andrew

• Stat Priority: Damage immune > HP > Armor
• Runes: Phantom/Banshee/Vital + Evolution
• Artifact: Eye of Destruction/Spirit Song Necklace/Time Amulet/Wings/Nether Gloves
• Hero Talent: 3445

Denise

• Stat priority: Speed, atk not important, support
• Runes: samurai + judgment
• Artifact: wings/Angel Headband/ Holy Horn / Silver Moon Amulet
• Hero Talent: 3322 (only rush offense is important)

Garuda (early/mid game)

• Stat Priority: Pen > Damage immune > HP
• Runes: Sin + Evolution + Judgment (assuming no premium runes) Vital will work well mid game
• Artifact: Time Amulet or Ring (only if not using on better DPS)
• Hero Talent: 1322

BEASTSKIN
Fenixia

• Stat Priority: Pen > Crit > Crit Dmg
• Runes: Assault + Sin or Vitals + Sin or Sin + Zealot + Judgment (triple double)
• Artifact: Devil's Claw or Lava Amulet / Devil's Horn for PvP
• Hero Talent: 1222

Avi

• Stat Priority: Pen > Crit > Crit Dmg
• Runes: Darkstab/Assault or Samurai + Maniac
• Artifact: Arcane Ring or Icey Amulet / Devil's Bonesword or Silvermoon Amulet
• Hero Talent: 1222

Chakiss

• Stat Priority: Damage Immune > HP > Armor > Debuff hit
• Runes: Banshee/Phantom + Evolution
• Artifact: Spirit Song Necklace/Time Amulet/Eye of Destruction/Wings/Mountain Amulet
• Hero Talent: 3445

Dragonic

• Stat Priority: Damage Immune > HP > Crit > Broken Armor
• Runes: Vitals/Phantom + Evolution
• Artifact: Eye of Destruction or Spirit Song
• Hero Talent: 3435

Calisto

• Stat Priority: Not important – support role
• Runes: Samurai + Evolution
• Artifact: Support artifacts – Angel Headband/Devil's Wings/Holy Horn
• Hero Talent: 3412

Avilia

• Stat priority: HP, not important, support
• Runes: vitals/domination + evolution
• Artifact: wings/Angel Headband/Holy Horn
• Hero Talent: 3545 (support)

Andal

• Stat priority: HP/DI, not important, support
• Runes: redemption or samurai + evolution
• Artifact: Angel Headband / Sun Amulet/ other support
• Hero Talent: 3555 (support)

Anta

• Stat priority: Debuff hit + HP/DI - increase her silence chance
• Runes: redemption + evolution
• Artifact: Angel Headband / other support
• Hero Talent: 3553 (increase her silence chance)

NIGHTFALL
Sparta

• Stat Priority: Crit > atk > crit dmg > Pen
• Runes: Assault + Maniac/Judgment or Darkstab + Maniac/Judgment
• Artifact: Dragon Scale or Devil's Claw / Sacred Splendor or Icy Amulet
• Hero Talent: 1222

Kerridia

• Stat Priority: Pen > Crit > Crit Dmg
• Runes: Darkstab/Assault + Maniac/Sin
• Artifact: Devil's Claw / Devil's Horn / Lava Amulet
• Hero Talent: 1222

Cecina

• Stat Priority: Atk, Crit, Debuff Hit (used as cc, don’t expect much DPS)
• Runes: Darkstab/Samurai/Domination + whatever has most effect hit (for charm to hit)
• Artifact: Devil's Fangs / Ocean Amulet
• Hero Talent: 3323 (support/cc role)

Celina

• Stat Priority: Damage Immune > HP
• Runes: Redemption/Phantom + Evolution
• Artifact: Devil's Vambrace ideally/Spirit Song/(Energy Amulet before exclusive +30)
• Hero Talent: 3445/3555

TREESPIRIT
Sophia

• Stat priority: Pen or Crit > Atk
• Runes: Darkstab/Assault/Samurai + Sin/Maniac
• Artifact: Icy/Devil's Horn - seems like any DPS artifact is fine
• General Talent: 1322

Leylandor

• Stat Priority: Pen > Crit > Crit Dmg
• Runes: Vital/Assault + Maniac or Triple Double (Judgment + Maniac + Sin)
• Artifact: Arcane Ring or Lava Amulet or Energy Amulet
• Hero Talent: 1112

Fagon

• Stat Priority: Damage Immune > HP > Armor
• Runes:Guardian/Phantom/ Banshee/Redemption + Evolution
• Artifact: Spirit Song/Time Amulet/Wings
• Hero Talent: 3415

Nicole

• Stat Priority: Damage Immune > HP
• Runes: Banshee or Redemption + Evolution
• Artifact: Time Amulet or Angel Headband
• Legendary Talent: 3545

Nocturne

• Stat priority: atk/crit, not important, support
• Runes: Domination + Evolution/Judgment
• Artifact: Energy Amulet
• Hero Talent: 3322

Faerie

• Stat priority: atk/crit, not important, support
• Runes: samurai + judgment/maniac
• Artifact: most likely blank, but any support if available or Lava Amulet
• Hero Talent: 1322 (support)

Edric

• Stat priority: Dodge > Di > HP
• Runes: Phantom/Banshee/Redemption + Evolution
• Artifact: Wings
• Hero Talent: 3445

Sophia

• Stat priority: Pen or Crit > Atk
• Runes: Darkstab/Assault/Samurai + Sin/Maniac
• Artifact: Icy/Devil's Horn - seems like any DPS artifact is fine
• Hero Talent: 1322

GODS
Ocean Princess

• Stat Priority: Pen > Crit
• Runes: Vitals + Maniac/Sin
• Artifact: Devil's Bonespike/Shiney Amulet/Spirit Song Necklace
• Hero Talent: 1312(DPS)/3324(support)

Reincarnation

• Stat Priority: Skill Dmg > Pen > Crit
• Runes: Vital/Assault + Sin
• Artifact: Devil's Bonesword or Arcane Ring/Devil's Claw/Devil's Bonespike/Lava Amulet
• Hero Talent:1322

God of Thunder

• Stat Priority: Debuff hit, Crit, Pen
• Runes: Vital/Assault + Maniac
• Artifact: Dragon Scale/Energy Amulet/Eternal Cloak
• Hero Talent: 3333/1313/3313

God of Souls

• Stat Priority: Damage Immune > HP > Armor
• Runes: Phantom/Vital/Banshee + Evolution
• Artifact: Devil's Wings/Holy Wings/Eye of Destruction/Time Amulet
• Hero Talent: 3434/3435

Fu Hsi

• Stat Priority: Pen > Crit
• Runes: Assault/Darkstab + Maniac
• Artifact: Devil's Bonesword/Devil's Claw/Icey Amulet
• Hero Talent: 1321/1332

VOIDER
Catherine

• Stat Priority: Damage immune > HP > Armor
• Runes: Banshee + Evolution or Vital + Evolution
• Artifact: Eye of Destruction/Spirit Song/Holy Wings/Mountain Amulet
• Hero Talent: 3414

Meis

• Stat Priority: Crit > Pen
• Runes: Assault/Darkstab + Maniac/Sin
• Artifact: DPS artifacts
• Hero Talent: 1323

Twins

• Stat Priority: Speed
• Runes: Redemption + Evolution
• Artifact: Devil's Wings/Energy Amulet
• Hero Talent: 3555

Faceless Man

• Stat Priority: Pen > Crit
• Runes: Vital + Sin/Maniac
• Artifact: Lava Amulet/Cursed book
• Hero Talent: 2324