Faxanadu

This is totally me. I always just settle into playing as myself no matter what character I play

The major improvements include:

Move items between players
Split coins among players
Automatic conversion to gold
Coin log
Gold value per pound
Category view
Sell value with merchant %

I'd love to hear what people think of it or if there's any other features it could benefit from.

Relics and Rarities was my introduction to DnD and I don't think anything since has come close to it for me. She's a national treasure.

Thanks 😊

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Creating a setting for players to care about is definitely the goal. Each race will have their own history and culture based on the world and events. I think it still makes sense to keep things like dwarves being people of underground places and elves being people of the forest w/o the stereotypes.

I guess for me preserving the overall hallmarks felt important so players don't feel completely out of their environment but then I can build upon and break out of that as their culture deepens and expands into the world itself.

Some, like the Tabaxi for example, have a much more unique origin.

Yeah any location specific stuff will get tossed. I want to try to keep their overall vibe intact and make it make sense in a unique setting.

Labyrinth for sure. Playing a campaign where one of my characters was inspired by Sarah. Currently on Disney+

That's huge! Congrats

Not sure what your using it for but for all my DnD related stuff I'm using Obsidian and it's fantastic. Markdown and it acts like a wiki for me

Anytime! It was a great help and I'm glad to see you're active on here too, instant follow back 😊

If you have a switch: Spiritfarer

Toby, a bookish young man from a small town near Neverwinter Wood. He's always loved adventure stories and wanted to go on an adventure of his own. His Genie Patron is fueling his warlock powers to help with that.

He has a longer format version on YouTube at youtu.be/vTi70CWerGQ?...

I always thought Loreteller had an interesting take on this. You might find it inspiring

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Definitely has to be Faxanadu. Never finished it as a kid but I always loved exploring the world and fighting the monsters

BG3 forever! Played through several times now but I really need to play as all the companion characters to see what juicy lore is in their play throughs