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This is my first time playing D&D 5e in about 3 years when this group switched to Pathfinder 2e. I've gotta stay, I prefer it so much more than pf2e. Somehow it seems to actually flow. We've even made it into a SECOND COMBAT ENCOUNTER IN THE SAME SESSION!!! ๐Ÿ˜ฏ๐Ÿ˜ฏ๐Ÿ˜ฏ๐Ÿ˜ฏ๐Ÿ˜ฏ

A Dungeons and Dragons fifth edition players handbook, character sheet, and session notes.

D&D Unicorn art ranked lowest to highest: 5. 5e - Just kind of plain 4. 4e - too horse-like. At least it's doing something 3. 3e - The mane is just too busy 2. 1e - It's a twofer! I especially like the curved neck and mane 1. 2e - More action than any other, though the horn placement seems low

Doing Unicorn research for ~reasons~ and discovered that in the 1930s, Dr W. Franklin Dove of Maine University created a bovine unicorn by placing the horn nubs of a freshly born calf and implanting them at the center of the forehead. It turns out, the same can be applied to goats...

A bull with a single horn growing from its forehead.The same bull with a single horn but a closeup shot.

Another look at old school D&D art vs 5e art. Check out this 2e Sahuagin that is both goofy and pretty sick. I love how much personality the art gives this guy. The 5e art isn't bad, but it just kind of suffers from the glossy sameness that is seemingly the 5e house style.

A goofy fish man with a spear and large, webbed feet. It's mouth and face is that of a freaky frog.A generic fishman holding a wooden spear.