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Reddit seems to be loving the artwork from my soon to be releasing D&D comic. https://preview.redd.it/ql9fodxtyoq71.jpg?width=640&crop=smart&auto=webp&s=cc98878267c6815e6d9e58162fd78481230b8f9b https://preview.redd.it/drcfa0kuyoq71.jpg?width=640&crop=smart&auto=webp&s=63...

The rules call for a "Luck Check" when turning over the body of a fallen comrade; you might discover that they were alive after all. But what are the mechanics of doing so? Do you roll D20 under your Luck score to succeed at the check? Or do you roll D20 and add the Luck modifier against a...

BanjoJohn wrote: ↑Thu Mar 11, 2021 4:14 am wait.. you asked the same thing in the judges section a few days ago?

I did. I could not find my old post, so I re-posted the question here.

I can't find where the rules explain how found magic items are identified.

Can someone point me to where the DCC system proposes identifying found magical items?

Thanks,
Preston

So every natural 1 gives a permanent defect?

Seems harsh.

Mutation rolls get to add the class level, but a roll of 1 is always a failure. The 1 result on all mutation rolls indicate to roll on the defect table. Does this mean that, statistically, every 1 in 20 uses of a mutation will result in a character acquiring another permanent defect? Or does adding ...

I would be available to run a character funnel as part of Bride of Cyclops if that was an interest.

Thanks!

I appreciate your feedback.

I can say from experience that players are much more involved in characters that have some continuity from game to game and will do my best to publish the characters for them to refer to and use.

Hey there, I was involved in the Pathfinder Society for several years. People really enjoyed creating characters that they could take from game to game. Towards that end, I've started hosting Character Funnels for players to create level 0 characters and see if they can survive. We had our first ses...