Demonic Casting

So this is completely unrelated to the GLOG and spells as spirits, despite being so very, very similar. It's also unrelated to the recent post on The Seven Deadly Dungeons. That's also incidental. No, I'm actually stealing my ideas from a children's novel series called the Bartimaeus trilogy. It's pretty good. Anyways, here we go.

This turned out pretty well, I think

Hey Look, A New Setting For A New Game I'm Running!

Am I ever going to run more than one session of a game? Who knows! I haven't been able to get a session two of my City of Angels and Demons game, and in the meantime I've started another GLOG game on Role Gate, this one set in D&D-ified pseudo-1920s America, focusing on Prohibition. To start off with, I'm converting a certain Mausoleum for Reptilian Overlords into a distillery. Many thanks to The Lawful Neutral for making some Alementals for me to steal. And thanks to Skerples for the name. Hopefully this one doesn't fall apart!

The meme that started it all.
No really.

GLOG Class: Kevin Levin/That One Dude From MHA

So here's a class I just made for the campaign I'm actually running. It's somehow even worse than the ones that I make and never use. Basically one of my players wanted their shtick to be "Tough guy with tough skin"(those are misleading quotes, I don't remember what they actually said) and gave the examples in the title. I honestly couldn't think of a way to make interesting powers, but I guess they didn't really want interesting powers they just wanted to not get hit and not take damage and stuff. I dunno.

This class really doesn't work if you allow multiclassing. The first template abilities are pretty powerful and scale based off of player level rather than templates, and the other levels don't really add much so you might as well just take template A and then switch to some other class.

I dunno I guess it's a pretty good example of what not to do.

I'll still use it though.

Tempted to say that once you become stone you can't turn back

GLOG Bard Genre: Punk

So if you don't know, and you probably do if you somehow found this, Lexi over at Cratered Land made a bard class for GLOG. Said class has "genres" in a kinda similar way to wizards have schools. I thought that was cool, and I like punk rock so I figured I'd make a punk rock bard genre. Here we go!

Wow that looks terrible

City of Angels and Demons

Not a great name, but that's what I'm going with. That's the name of my new campaign/setting/whatever. Guess where it's set. Guess. Come on guess. It's set in LA. Anyways what do I have so far? Well a whole lot of nothing, but there's also some something mixed in so it's OK.

I don't want to make a cityscape in pixel art right now so I'll just make a image for this in a later post.

 But enough meaningless talk, let's get into the pointless description!

Some magic items I guess

Here's some magic items. They mostly suck.

GLOG Class: Oh boy making a bunch of classes in a short period of time won't result in a bunch of low quality classes, definitely

Wow that's a long title. But hopefully a truthful one. Anyways after the last two joke classes (maybe, still not certain on if Spider-Man was a joke or not) I figured, "Why not make some actual classes, considering I'm going to run an urban fantasy campaign and the list of modern classes to choose from is rather slim." So that's what I'm going to do. First up...

He's just gray because I didn't want to have to choose a skin tone