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how strict is the theme?

A topic by Chaos Badger Pub. created Sep 10, 2020 Views: 341 Replies: 4
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I see that the theme is SCOUNDRELS. How strict is the definition of this? I have been working on some playbooks for Cleric and Wizard (based on DnD tropes)

Submitted

Dunno if you intend to adjust these tropes to Doskvol, nor the answer to your question, though, if you are looking for some inspiration, there are some interesting sources I can reccomend to you.

The Ovate is something of a mix between a monk and a druid. ( https://imgur.com/a/QPuPS )

The Shriek could very well fit the theme of a 5e warlock ( https://imgur.com/a/yeOwbuN )

The artist is like a "layers of fear" version of a bard ( https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B0w0-06KlXTeN09GcFd2TXpGNHc/view?usp=sharing )

There's also the iruvian playbooks :)

Submitted

I am not really playing in Duskvol, but in Planescape (so D&D-type cosmology and magic). But these are great :O Where could I get the ones hosted on imgur in a pdf form?

Submitted

oh man, so you're the planescape GM? Love that setting, keep me updated on how it develops in FiTD pleaseee

HostSubmitted(+2)

Heya! Scoundrels is not just another word for thieves, it’s also the unofficial way to reference Playbooks in Blades. So if you meet that criteria, PLEASE submit your playbooks.


I’d also note that I’m pretty lenient with the theme, generally!