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Well in some of the old systems there was a Wild Magic chart thing. One of the possible results for spell failure resulted in the spell caster accidently raising a sunken island or continent. Dunno if it scales to anything though
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There's one like that in 5e but I'm pretty sure it's not as impressive. But if you are a level 1 wild magic sorcerer you 100% could end up casting fireball centered on yourself on accident.Qawsedf234 said:Well in some of the old systems there was a Wild Magic chart thing. One of the possible results for spell failure resulted in the spell caster accidentally raising a sunken island or continent. Dunno if it scales to anything though
This is precisely my point, the profile is unrealistically / impossible jacked in every conceivable way for no real reason other than make it as powerful as possible. Are the people making it wanting to portray a realistic depiction of a D&D Adventurer, or are they just trying to get the most absurdly strong and haxed character possible to make it a high-tier character that'll win matches?Kaltias said:Is it something that usually happens/has ever happened? I doubt it
The most there is, is an optinal thing to make them a Quasideity and able to grant spells.Mr. Bambu said:Not sure if a Demon Lord is a god, Zach. Though I wouldn't be surprised if there's a quote saying something similar for the Demon Lords.
Okay, so you concede that the tier 1 scaling is legit then.Matthew Schroeder said:Luminous Being is like legitimaly the only Tier 1 character I've seen.