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JeromyTV does something like this on SpellShots but since my character has amnesia we learn a little bit more about Key's past whenever they're near death (which ends up being quite a bit)!
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Oooooo...I like this!
JeromyTV does something like this on SpellShots but since my character has amnesia we learn a little bit more about Key's past whenever they're near death (which ends up being quite a bit)!

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Weird DM idea- Throw the Players a funeral for their PC.
So, I was talking to one of my friends about the campaign I'm currently planning and I mentioned that if a PC permanently died then I would burn a copy of their character sheet (My friends enjoy being dramatic.)
She then mentioned that I have a pool and one thing led to another and now when ever one of the PCs die, they will have a grand memorial in my garden and it will go as follows...
The party shall wear black and/or one of the over-the-top hats I own as formal wear.
The players shall give a eulogy, either in character or not. It has to be as dramatic as possible.
The character sheet will be torn into pieces, placed into an old tin and lit on fire.
The tin will be gently pushed across the pool while a song plays out in silence while we salute. (DM choice of song- National anthem, Funeral march, The Last Post, etc.)
If the character has been revived, when the tin reaches the end of the pool, empty it out, place a new character sheet in, and push it back to the other side with a reprise of the song. (Or something hopeful, dealer's choice). If the player has made a new character, put in their sheet.
If one does not have a pool, a small CONTROLLED fire should suffice.
If you want to do it for the BBEG, make the music as comedic as possible.
Bonus points if everyone keeps a straight face during the proceedings.
Death and Resurrection in Exandria
Thanks to @triaelf9 for this art piece!
We’ve been on the receiving end of a lot of questions about the options that Bells Hells has at their disposal at the end of episode 33. We previously did an article about death options in Exandria, but that was way back in Campaign 1, so it’s probably time for an update. As the title heavily implies, we will be spoiling the events of Campaign 3, Episode 33, so read at your own risk!
Content Warning: Some of the art in this article contains imagery of blood.
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Ever come close to death in Dungeons & Dragons? Here's what you do when your time comes.
I wrote an article for TheGamer on how death saving throws work in D&D 5e, including spells that can help when you're on death's door.
DM: okay you're still down make another death saving throw
Me: *angrily tossing a d20* one of you bastards better shove a god damn health potion down my throat right now I swear to God I will never use my spell slots on your useless asses again

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Handbooker Helper: Death Saving Throws [source]
“It's not a bad idea to know how to roll when life and death are on the line. In this episode of Handbooker Helper, Critical Recap & Talks Machina's Dani Carr teaches us the ins and outs of Death Saving Throws in 5th Edition D&D.“
You've faced your demons. You've squared up against the monsters of this world. But despite the close calls you've encountered, your story continues. This T-Shirt design is inspired by the death save graphic from Dungeons & Dragons, as well as the semicolon symbology made popular by Amy Bleuel. Your story isn't over, hero!
Launching my gumroad with a new shirt that celebrates survival. I hope you like it!
So guess what I did today!! this tattoo is the Death Saving throw table from D&D 5e combined with a semicolon, I felt they fit together pretty well! This was definitely inspired by Marisha Ray from Critical Role. D&D has been a really big and important thing for me and has helped me thru a lot. Our stories never end.