Man, I wish I had the gumption to bullshit together a convincing screenshot for that, but I’ve never been able to find a good, blank template for Bloodborne item screens

This is not a druidic sigil, it’s a caryll rune, one that only has power to those who’s minds have been sufficiently lined with eyes to open to the truth of the great ones, that which warps the worlds seen into what is real

It’s on the Warlock spell list

I managed to work up an immunity to Poison, so our DM had a drow princess get one last action when she got to 0 hp to attack me with her only attack spell as I had severely pissed her off, and it was cast at 5th level

But her only attack spell was Ray of Sickness

So this could theoretically be a Tome Warlock’s path to immortality?

Yeah seems to be by Robin D Laws in Dragon Magazine 298

Ed can be praised and blamed for a lot of things, but I don’t think this specific bit is him

Looking it up, this is from Dragon Magazine 298 in an article by Robin D. Laws

So the door itself had a sorta embossing design of an incomplete web. You would have to complete the webbing but there is a trap part that, if connected, triggers active, offensive traps. With a good investigation roll, my arcana and a Web spell from the rogue’s cloak, we did the puzzle and the door opened itself

It was sealed with magic (I had detect magic going) and no handles, locks or visible seals

We don’t exactly have a lot of time for that though because a war is on

Hey, we just go through fighting an aspect of the Spider Queen (The local Lolth expy), in which I had my max HP cut in half and was the only one downed because of it. Was kinda fizzled at that point

The fact it’s phrased as “Finally found” implies that not only had they not known where it was, they may not have been sure it existed but were determined to find it for some reason

Um, achtually, Hornswagglin’ is a skill and not a stat B^P

I’m not sure she’s intelligent enough for that (Base spider int) and I don’t have a Familiar link to her, but she’s a protective little sucker

Pretty much, except for the racial feat I mentioned since it’s a feat.

In 5e, you tend to get your Racial ability stuff at character creation, save for some more powerful stuff that unlocks down the line. For instance, the Teleport abilities I mentioned for the Eladrin and Shadar-Kai are things they have out the gate, but the added effects of those teleports don’t come until a few levels later.

It’s the same for a few other races where they will have some starter thing that is improved later on (IE, Tieflings start with a set Cantrip and level 1 spell at the start, and at levels 3 and 5 get higher level racial spells, which are all determined by the circle of hell your bloodline is tied to), but most stuff is out the door from character creation

Eladrin do, they have a racial ability called Fey Step which lets them use a bonus action to teleport up to 30ft (With the added options I mentioned earlier). The only other elf race that gets a natural teleport ability is the Shadar-Kai (Elves tied to the Shadowfell and the Raven Queen), who can teleport as a bonus action and at higher levels gain resistance to all damage for a short time after.

Other Elven subraces don’t inherently have the ability to teleport but do have other abilities, usually some combination of Spellcasting, Weapon Proficiency or Supplemental Skills. The only other thing close to a racial teleport is High Elves can take a racial feat to get the Misty Step spell (Teleport 30ft) with one free cast per short/long rest

Eladrin is a subrace of Elf that are more closely tied to the Feywilds, having a form for each season that they shift between based on emotional state and which effects their racial teleporting ability (Spring can teleport an ally instead, Summer deals fire damage to chosen targets on arrival, Autumn can charm up to two targets on arrival, and Winter can Frighten a target next to the point they are teleporting from)

Synaptic Static is a Intelligence save spell that deals AoE psychic damage and on failure also inflicts a lingering debuff that subtracts 1d6 from the targets attack rolls, ability checks and concentration checks until they pass the save at the end of their turn.

Dimension Door is a teleportation spell that can carry you and one willing creature of your size or smaller up to 500ft and doesn’t require line of sight

Well what words you having issues with?

Oh…Then you’re kinda in the wrong place? XD

What do you mean?