How to use Mirelurks in Dungeons and Dragons
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- čas přidán 4. 07. 2024
- As part of Kraken Week, this video covers the aquatic horrors of the Fallout Franchise; Mirelurks. I go through the lore and mechanics of these creatures in their series of origin, and provide advice on how to convert these creatures for use in 5e D&D.
If you want to use these creatures in your games, you can use the following converted stat blocks; homebrewery.naturalcrit.com/s...
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Mirelurks and all related concepts are property of Bethesda Game Studies and Microsoft. D&D is property of Wizards of the Coast and Hasbro. All art and other media included in this video should be under fair use, and artwork is credited to the original creator, where available.
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The carebear stare made me laugh. thanks for the stat block
@@BeautifulNight That's my goal. 😁 You're welcome.
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@@gray1094 I was going to include a picture of myself in the form of a Kraken, but I was in a hurry and didn't feel like I could do a good enough job in the time available. So swim trunks and sunglasses seemed a thematic enough image.
Yes. DC20 please!
@@MagneticDavid Is that officially out yet? I thought they were still in beta.
@@chameleonx9253 Yes. But I still cut over my 5e game to DC20. There's enough to start and I'll just use modified 5e subclass features to fill in the gaps as needed.
@@chameleonx9253 Yes, it only goes to Level 2. However, I've already changed my 5e game over to DC20 and we're just using the subclass info from 5e...
i only hear you in my left ear o,o
@@ccarrl1257 That's weird. Do you have that problem with all my videos, or just this one?
@@chameleonx9253 idk only saw it because of kraken week and it wasnt just your vid some others as well but it was just there mices anything that wasnt the mic sounded normal
Great video but that sound almost damaged my ears :/
@@Rhaegar.Targaryen Which one? The kraken? Liam Neesan has been known to damage many things, including ears.