Dungeons and Dragons

Maybe if they were reflavored as deities or powerful figures of a similar likeness working in conjunction with the already-listed options.

5e is fun.

@Shyette
I think vampires fall under the undying pact and krackens the fathomless. No idea for giants, though. Closest would be the fight run knight as far as I’m aware.

What if there were fey or fiends that appeared as giants? Or perhaps giants who ascended to patrons?

Merely spitballing, of course.

@Dirty Bit
I feel like it would depend on the creature rather than what it appears to be, though I’m sure there’s homebrew for this. Also, I forgot that warlocks had both undead and undying as an option.

Okay looked on TVtropes your right. But no Giant that must have been me getting mixed up.

@Shyette
Could have been some homebrew you saw.

Ehh thought the Giant was a strange pact anyway.

Don’t remember where I talked about it here. but I thought of a cool re-flavor of Archfay into a pact of the Ketsuni.

@Shyette
I mean, Giants do play a massive role in the Forgotten Realms development, and the bigger ones tend to not hate magic nearly as much as the smaller ones, so some of the more magically ones could play a patron like a lich does.

I pray I will play Spelljammers someday.

Genasi Genie Warlocks: Spoiled rich kids bumming off their family’s power.

I wonder what it would be like if some guy finally got his girlfriend to play d&d… and not only is she great at it, she’s much better at it then the boyfriend. And she is actually more beloved and respected by the other players than the guy.

I wonder if there would be jealousy.

@Background Pony #7E69
Absolutely.

@Background Pony #7E69
I think there would be in anything where that scenario played out.

The DM for a Spelljammer game I applied to just did a voice call with me for an interview. I have a chance to get into a game, thank God.

Back from my monthly one-shot group. Played with a woman who had her own minis she painted, including a black dragon. The one-shot was a treasure hunt where we avoided all but one fight, and that was the very first one.

I spent way too much time making this. A Witch’s Printing Office volume 3 spoilers:

I got accepted into a Rime of the Frostmaiden game earlier this week.

Congrats

@Dirty Bit
Thanks.

We had our first session of the Icewind Dale campaign. It was fun. However, we had players dropped out. First was a player who left well before the game started with nothing said, which confused everyone since they seemed to be interested. Next was someone who had to leave since they weren’t aware the game was set for EST (the DM forgot to mention that part in the LFG). They said they good-byes and left to find a game that could fit with their schedule, and we got their replacement soon afterwards. Than in the middle of the session we had someone be late due to their nap, joined for 10 or so minutes, than just left the voice call than the server itself out of nowhere. It was weird. The DM chose 6 players incase people couldn’t make it to sessions (so we currently have 4 players), but I don’t think he expected this.

The second meme is hilarious. Sounds like a typical campaign.