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Inspiration for a Ravenloft domain where the laws of mathematics are horribly twisted: achieved. :wink: In my experience most people seem to think that the laws of mathematics are already horribly twisted... As a mathematician, I have to disagree. The laws of mathematics are beautifully twisted.

I noticed some forum code, such as [i]italic markers[/i] Page 355: one instance under the soul kraken's mist peering , two instances under the soul kraken's sunlight vulnerability Page 375: one instance in Captain Lennard's background around the name of his ship Page 378: one instance near the top o...

Plus, gathering knowledge for knowledge-sake isn't really how learning works – there is always an ulterior motive like increased profits or prestige. I would argue that this is an effect of the system supporting knowledge gathering, rather than knowledge gathering itself. I have met academics who d...

I would love to know more about the Inquest from Spectre of the Black Rose. The four judges serving Malocchio Aderre didn't seem to be fully human.

Rock of the Fraternity wrote: ↑Wed Jan 04, 2023 6:18 am I noticed in the Soul Kraken that 'Geldnahar' is misspelled as 'Geldnar' a few times.

I would like to correct this correction.
It is spelled "Geldnehar" with a second E, so be careful not to correct it to "Geldnahar" with a second A.

I haven't finished Secrets of the Twisted Tower , but I spotted a few things. First, there are at least two places where Erlin is spelled with the L and R switched (on page 235 in the second to last paragraph, and on page 237 in the requirements sidebar for the Zagazmonari prestige class). Also on p...

I spotted a couple of things in Secrets of Freedom as I was reading. On page 189, about midway down the page on the left hand side, the word "woman" is missing a lowercase "o." On page 190, and the very bottom of the left column, some of the verb tenses don't line up in "......

Merry Christmas!

And Festivus for the rest of us!

Petrified Giant: Based on the Cardiff Giant Hoax, only this ones no hoax. I recall there being ancient undead giants (called raam ) in the Kings of the Rift adventure ( Dungeon magazine 133) in the Age of Worms adventure path. They died out because they stopped bearing female children, and the last...

I did a quick check and couldn't find it there, but it is not impossible for me to have missed it.

I am also concerned that the people who make a significant chunk of their living out of publishing on DM's Guild might take a hit over this. I am given to understand that publishing on DM's Guild gives one the ability to use non-OGL Product Identity (like mind flayers), so I imagine this could exte...

Two small errata in the entry for Tycho. The first isn't an error, but a stylistic point that I did not make clear in my submission. I intended for the "Curse Collector" blurb on page 285 to be boxed up in a sidebar like a dread possibility. The second is a minor typo. In the Spatial Contr...

I can see the images. I like the overall irregular shape of the inn.

What is the intended difference between the first two images? I see that the top one has some places that are darkened in comparison to the second image.

I hear boneless chicken is popular. As for serious suggestions, the boneless dragon concept could be extended to boneless sea serpents. It is also a great way to hide and transport larger undead servants, even if a boneless is too big to be crammed into 1 cubic foot of space. Being able to fit a siz...

Van Richten's Arsenal gives new values for sunlight resistance on page 123, all in terms of rounds: Mature - 3 rounds Old - 5 rounds Ancient - 10 rounds (1 minute) Eminent - 20 rounds (2 minutes) Patriarch - (Immune, but still limited to partial actions while exposed) Table 6-2 (from which I draw t...