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Changing the balance of power
(This post continues a discussion I started in “What does D&D have to do with ironclad ships?”) Skip Williams‘s second edition adventure Axe of Dwarvish Lords staged a type of battle no Dungeons & Dragons adventure has tried before or … Continue reading
Posted in D&D fifth edition
Tagged Axe of Dwarvish Lords, bounded accuracy, damage, Skip Williams, to-hit rolls
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