I've been using artwork from @usagidoodles.bsky.social as custom tokens for my named/interactable NPCs. Their rendition of Gill from Finding Nemo is how I envision my Ghilie:

Anyway, it started as a conversion of #DnD 5e to a cyberpunk setting, then I started looking at the casting classes and trying to figure out how they function in a world that has very little magic. I ended up cutting down casters to one singular subclass tucked inside the rogue equivalent

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I forgot to write a post that included my music recommendations for vibes for this session: Red Line - Anna Yvette and Hyperventilation - Radwimps

Gonna start doing this more because it's an easy way to set expectations without giving away too much information

#DMinsights #DM #OopsyDaisy #music

It's not a lot on its own, but I run cyberpunk pretty much every weekend

I'm the kinda DM to run the game even when I am super sick because I refuse to be the reason the game gets cancelled

Don't analyze that, psych nerds

I wish I could easily use custom roles for #CyberpunkRed. I have a "skeever" role all designed that incentivized stealth, blending in, and a small damage bump for being in stealth.

Maybe I'll post it eventually. I'll have to find my napkin math on it though

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The book follows a Rogue who attempts to break the stereotypes of his Class, which is hard to do when your name and Class float above your head.

I spend a lot of time researching. I especially like researching how cartography functioned in medieval times because the MC has a thing for drawing them