#d20 error

[sapphicmuppet]

”average adventuring party kills two clerics a year” factoid actualy just statistical error. Average adventuring party kills 0 clerics per year. Spiders Ratgrinders, who hangout in the far haven woods & kills a whopping two clerics a year, is an outlier adn should not have been counted.

#d20 fhjy #fantasy high junior year spoilers #fhjy #fhjy spoilers #fantasy high #buddy dawn #the ratgrinders #d20 #what the fuck #the bad kids #kipperlilly copperkettle #ruben hopclap #oisin hakinvar #mary ann skuttle #ivy embra #lucy frostblade #appreciate my commitment to the spelling errors #RACED to make this joke #kristen applebees #figeroth faeth #fabian aramais seacaster #riz gukgak #adaine abernant #gorgug thistlespring

[sixthsensewulf]

This season is making me love the Intrepid Heroes soo much more than I already did. I love how all of them are so smart with their questions and how they love the worlds they play in. They care about the characters and the relationships they build.

Also how Brennan is happy that his friends are making connections and are on the right track with their questions and theories. Leading to "no rolls necessary" or "roll with advantage".

The lore religion dump in this episode. He knew his players would go to the temple. He was prepared for the Legend Lore. He was also prepared for a potential Natural 20.

The lore reveal in this episode is FUCKING HUGE. The pay off for 3 seasons of Fantasy High is soo delicious. How all of them started to rethink Gorgug and Fig's school relationship with Porter.

Honestly Gorgug making connections to the land is being made a key. Kristen/Ally thinking about using the 24 pointed star as how many locations are being used. Riz being Riz but also making connections.

What's also interesting now. . Gorgug CAN CAST SPELLS OR HOLD CONCENTRATION WHILE RAGING. Porter knows that. PORTER KNOWS THAT.

Honestly I think it was also Porter and Jace wanted Bobby Dawn at the school knowing he is the high priest for Sol. Buddy was SELECTED FOR THE RAT GRINDERS. HIS GRANDSON WAS SELECTED. What if Bobby knew why.

But also Kristen follows and worships Cassandra. She is the sole worshiper. . If she fell in the Last Stand-ard.. and Buddy was gem less...

I still think there are ways to make a senior year for FH but who knows how this season ends.

#dimension 20 #fantasy high #d20 fantasy high #fantasy high junior year #fhjy spoilers #fhjy #d20 #edited for some grammar errors #wulf ramble tag

[raccoon-poi]

Miscellaneous hunchfucks for the masses

#mentopolis #dimension 20 #d20 #hunchfucks #fuckshunch #never getting over these tags #i love dan actually being #a responsible business owner #and hunch just causes havoc #d20 fanart #hunch curio #daniel fucks #IF YOU SEE A SPELLING ERROR #no you dont #my art

[agueforts]

highlights from tonight while i contemplate the limits of my phone storage

#i'm very good at procrastination. there are so many videos on my phone. #and caption error timestamps. #aspen tag #aspen snapshots #d20 #dimension 20 #burrow's end #d20 burrow's end

[ribbittrobbit]

this is it, the wuvvy thoughts are here

ok to preface: i think that Rue is a very compelling flawed character, and i have lots of Rue feelings but I have more Wuvvy feelings.

Alright so Wuvvy is Rue's faithful right hand, she has shaped her life around Rue, following them and leaving her own court and giving up a position as a champion. Notably, Wuvvy has always willingly done everything Rue has asked, maybe even done more than that to the point of anticipating their needs, maybe that liberty will lead to her downfall. She repeatedly reassures Rue, of her love and support in pretty much anything and everything. The phrase "you know i love you, right?" is such a beautiful and tragic summary of her character.

Because she reassures them of her love by word and by action - and the rift is caused when Rue commands her. Up until that point Wuvvy was supportive of Rue's interest in Hobb, maybe not thinking too deeply about it, maybe just to validate Rue's feelings and make them feel good. But when she was made to burn the letter, something breaks. She would have done what was asked of her, but to be commanded at the slightest and maybe first hesitation Wuvvy has ever shown? and when Wuvvy's questions aren't even against Rue, she is deeply in favor of Rue chasing their happiness, she only expresses grief when they doubt themselves. That strikes me as deeply grave betrayal, to command a willing person whose only hesitation was fuelled by good intentions. And an argument can be made that maybe Wuvvy harbors jealousy but I think any of it comes after this moment, any doubt comes back to this command.

So she takes a liberty and acts in the name of Rue's honor, challenging Hobb to a duel for the offence of making them cry.

And Rue, Rue who believes in love and romance but is also volatile and confused and full of secrets and fear. Who is a master of weaving words and placating and putting on a show and putting the correct face on for whoever sees them. Rue chases romance, sheds their glamour, and still leans on Wuvvy for support in the midst of this rift: "but you'll stay by my side" and it's a statement, not a question. They remain assured of Wuvvy's support, why wouldn't they be? when they've been frequently reassured of Wuvvy's undying devotion and love. And what does Wuvvy say in return? "It's been very nice to walk beside you" and maybe that's the problem.

And we see the distance grow between them, they start to be out of sync. Rue says their thing about wanting Wuvvy to learn to exist, being worried that she is "bound by obligation and not love" and what does that even mean? what does that sound like to someone who has taken on obligation out of love? What does Rue expect Wuvvy to find by "existing", romance? why would they presume that?

And the final thing is "your contract is done, you are no longer bound by me". Oh to drop that on a person who does not view this as a contract. Imagine Wuvvy having the most important person in her life so solemnly say something that shows such a profound misunderstanding of her person.

Maybe they are both selfish and their relationship is needlesly complicated by unwavering devotion and inequality. In the end we see Rue chasing romance and the idea of love and being volatile and passionate. And Wuvvy loved a person or the idea of them, never making for a real understanding, never forming a true reciprocity.

tldr: a 10/10 tragedy of a person, wuvvy.

#dont get me started on Hobb #i might fucking lose it if i do #d20 a court of fey and flowers #acofaf #wuvvy #delloso de la rue #i said wuvvy rights and i mean it #this has been my thoughts #come on someone go absolutely nuts over this with me #god do i love a tragedy #if you read all that i love you #also i am kinda insane right now so if i made any pronoun errors or if anything is confusing bec of the pronoun usage lmk but gently please #ive been taught to be a stickler for old grammar because of a classist upbringing and sometimes it confuses me when i use they singular

[unlicensedinvestigator]

prince consort gerard of greenleigh, formerly a frog, and soon to be a frog again

#d20 #d20 neverafter #prince gerard of greenleigh #prince gerard #neverafter #frog man #divorcee #as i said in my wip post #I’m a total sucker for romance and I really hope he and his wife reconcile as he realizes his errors in being a supportive #selfless husband #even better I hope that Elody kills the snow queen and goes back to look for her husband #bc she genuinely cares and still loves him #but he wasn’t made for war and now they can have a candid conversation without the war in the way #anyway she sees him and what his doubt and buried self loathing and selfishness has had him become again #they talk and make up #yknow #the stuff of healthy relationship fairytales #I saw someone tag my post about them thinking Gerard would look like murph and i agree but a) let me draw this twunk in peace #and b) I will not make murph fanart. yet. maybe.

[allthoughts-headgay]

yALL i think whoever wrote my precalc accel review packet is a d20 fan bc 💀💀💀

i CANT who in the math department is a dropout fan and why are the d20 gang so bad at math 😭😭😭

#they couldve put those names for any other word problem #no #the error analysis 💀 #dimension 20 #dropout tv #brian murphy #brennan lee mulligan #siobhan thompson #lou wilson #erika ishii #aabria iyengar #pre calculus #fuck math #but whoever wrote this fucks #anyways #lol #d20

[supercantaloupe]

What is the antisemitism in TUC season 1? Does it have to do with Wally the golem?/gen

[ID: an ask from an anonymous tumblr user that reads "would love to hear more about the antisemitism in unsleeping city! was a while ago that i watched it and can't remember what you might be referencing but definitely want to be aware of it.]

no, it's not about willy the golem -- i actually think willy is a great addition to the season (even if i wish we got to see more of him), and an indication to me that brennan/the showrunners were definitely trying to be sincere and inclusive. i want to make it clear that i don't think anything antisemitic in tuc is there intentionally; i think it's there out of simple ignorance, which is also why i think fans don't frequently see/comment on it either. but i don't think that's an excuse, either.

my grief with tuc1 is largely centered around its portrayal of robert moses as the villain. especially by making him a greedy, power-hungry lich working en league with bloodsucking vampires. (also his mini is literally a green skinned skull man in a suit. yikes.) here's the thing; i know robert moses was a real life horrible person, who actually was racist and powerhungry etc etc. and i know that robert moses, the real actual person, was jewish. my grief with tuc1 is not that they chose to use robert moses over literally any other person (real or fictional) to be their season villain (though i'd be really curious to know what tuc1 would have looked like with a different villain), but that they chose to take a real jewish person, turn them into an antisemitic caricature, and then only barely add other portrayals of judaism to balance that out.

like, tuc isn't completely devoid of other jewish representation. as you mention, there's willy the golem -- and again, i really like willy, and i love that it's a portrayal of a golem that's faithful to jewish folklore (ie as a benevolent, guardian construct rather than a mindless destructive monster. i am not a fan of how 'golem' is so frequently misused as a generic enemy creature in other fantasy and ttrpg spaces, including other seasons of d20). but as i said earlier, i wish we see more of him in the season, because he's not around very much, and feels a little more like worldbuilding than a full character to me. also, he's not human. jews are people.

the only other human jewish character in tuc1 is...stephen sondheim. which, again, yeah, that's a real person who really was jewish. but i really wouldn't blame you if you had no idea of that when watching tuc1. maybe from the name you could guess he might be jewish, but i don't think people ought to make a habit of trying to 'clock' someone being jewish by having a 'jewish-sounding' surname. as he's portrayed in tuc1, you'd never know he's jewish, unless you happen to already be pretty knowledgeable about the man in real life. it's far more likely you'll know him as a theater legend than anything else (may his memory be a blessing).

now i'm not saying that brennan or the showrunners should have played up the jewishness of Real Person Stephen Sondheim to counterbalance the depiction of robert moses; that just feels weird to me, especially considering that sondheim was literally alive when tuc1 was filmed and released. it's a tricky thing to portray real people in fiction alongside made up characters, especially when they are contemporaries, and i don't think 'outright caricature' is the way to go about that. nor do i think that moses' jewishness should have been played up at all, because again i don't think that would have been particularly true to the person/character, and also Fucking Yikes. but, c'mon, if you hear the names 'moses' and 'sondheim' next to each other, which one do you associate more with judaism?

and as it stands, these are the only representations of judaism in tuc1. one admittedly nice but very minor nonhuman character; one human character you'd never be able to tell was jewish; and a third human character who, while never explicitly referenced as jewish, plays into some really hurtful antisemitic stereotyping. and it was a choice to not include anything else. maybe not a deliberate one, probably more likely one made out of simple ignorance than anything else, but a choice nonetheless. in a city with one of the largest and most visibly jewish populations in the country, and a culture that is inextricably influenced by that jewish population. a jewish population which has been and continues the target of rising hate crimes for years. i know that nyc means different things to different people, and everyone's nyc is their own -- but my nyc is jewish, and it sucks that that its jewishness is referenced directly in only one very minor way, which is greatly overshadowed by its, in my view, really insidious indirect references.

i don't know exactly how to go about addressing this. obviously, the show can't be changed by now. even if it could, i think the final product would be very significantly different from what it is now if the villain was something/someone else. i think including more references to jews in new york, more (human) jewish characters, hell, even mentioning hanukkah celebrations and menorahs in windows (it takes place in late december, after all; depending on the year it's not at all out of place for hanukkah to coincide with xmas!) would help. having literally any more positive jewish representation in tuc1 would, i think, help balance the bad stuff that's there. because, yeah, robert moses was real and he was terrible and he was jewish. but he's one jewish guy in a city with over a million jews, the vast majority of whom are just normal people. i don't want him to be the only vision of us that people get, in tuc1 alone or in any media. i'm not saying that jews can't or shouldn't be villains in fiction; but especially if you are a goyische creator, you should be really careful in how you're portraying us, and if there are other contrasting depictions in your work, too, in order to not (even accidentally) demonize jewish people as a whole.

#sasha answers #anon #unsleeping city #the unsleeping city #long post #sorry for not putting this under a read more but i think people ought to see this. or at least #if two people felt the need to ask me about it then at least they would want to see the full thing uncovered #also fwiw i do think that they tried to address this to some extent when they made tuc2 #with more scenes with willy (and incorporating more golem folklore with the animating word in his mouth -- nice touch!) #the jewish immigrant family in the photo flashback encounter (even if the hanukkiah in the picture isn't exactly kosher lol) #and ESPECIALLY rabbi mike. i ADORE rabbi mike. i think he's a WONDERFUL addition #i do still wish he was a more important/prominent character. cause again he isn't in it all that much. #(and he's still like. the only new jewish human character in the campaign.) #but i recognize what he represents and i am happy about it #i do think brennan & the d20 crew tried to improve after tuc1. i do. i see their efforts and i applaud them for it #but still to my knowledge they haven't ever directly addressed the errors made in season 1 #and it's extremely rare that i even see other fans mention it #and like. sorry but i am tired. i am. we deserve better. we deserve portrayals in media that show us as People #not just as evil monsters #anyway you're welcome to rb this but be cool in the notes esp if you're a goy #other jews are welcome to (respectfully) disagree with me if they want #also if you so much as mention the word israel on this post you're getting blocked end of

[sorbeau]

I was trying to find your account (could not remember your username) so I just searched up Riz Gukgak until I eventually found you. Love ur art btw

so glad my intensive research and extensive studies on Riz "The Ball" Gukgak have proven useful and recognizable in the scientific community

im the leading expert on Riz Gukgak actually

but for serious tysm it means a lot to me to be remembered for my contribution to the riz gukgak fandom

#dimension 20 #d20 #fantasy high #riz gukgak #sorry if there are errors in my speech #im high atm #🫶 #asks #anonymous

[embraceyourdestiny]

I finally watched the first ep of escape from the bloodkeep and it’s so good why don’t more people talk about it!!

It’s def a little dense with the lore within the first half which I think turns a lot of ppl off even among dnd watchers but things click pretty quickly once everyone’s introduced and they’re all really funny and talented performers who picked really good characters, I’m excited to see their arcs bc it’s gonna be so good!

#og #d20 #dimension 20 #it might just be bc it’s the first side quest and was directly free fantasy high which is hard to follow #but it’s good!! #it’s so unengaged with the tag doesn’t even come up :( #major spelling error it’s called es some FROM the bloodkeep oops #d20 eftbk #dimension 20 escape from the bloodkeep #dimension 20 eftbk #d20 escape from the bloodkeep

[feelingtheaster99]

You know another thing that makes THIS the horror season? The absolutely SPEED at which things are happening with no breaks.

Like Sibohan/Rosamund pointed out they haven’t slept/rested since the spider fight. That was 3-4 episodes ago! Action in this season happens fast and it doesn’t stop. This episode in itself also happened so fast—they went from one story to another in a series of desperate and frantic escapes, only to end up in an another unfamiliar land, but finally having the time to take a breath.

I’ve only watched a few other dimension 20 seasons, but in most of those (Escape from the Bloodkeep excluded, that season was WILD from start to finish) there are a lot more lulls in the action. The characters make the choice to stop and rest, or Brennan stops and begins to narrate the passage of time.

In this season, the characters literally all DIE and they still don’t get time to rest. They are constantly in danger and need to make life or death decisions and that adds an extra intensity to the eldritch, philosophical horror we already got going on

#neverafter #neverafter spoilers #neverafter speculation #neverafter analysis #neverafter dimension 20 #dimension 20 #d20 #dn20 #THIS is the horror season #no rest for everyone #and when they finally do rest #it’s on a soot-covered roof in the pouring rain #like they must all be so weary by now #neverafter origins #edited #I ALWAYS notice errors after I post #and the English major in me is compelled to fix them

[aq2003]

my skip opinions are all controversial and so correct but probably only to me. for instance i dont mind the symbiosis concept coming up only at the end because in universe i think there's a degree of crunchiness to how the gang only worries about brain slugs taking over people when they're making them do horrible things (as opposed to skip who's an outlier amongst his people) and they can't extend a worry abt autonomy towards norman bc skip HAS been such a meaningful addition to the crew + played a huge part in helping them retake their own lives. you regain your autonomy, helped by a being possessing your abusive boss. it's a bit selfish and messy and i think it fits well in the setting and would serve as a great point of discussion in the season 2 we know is going to happen. my second is that i haaaaaaaaaate norman/skip as a ship because i fundamentally, 1000% believe skip is aroace and i think the venom movies have just poisoned your minds

#something something the narrative slowly learns alongside skip about the horrors of parasitic brain sluggery. or whatever. #would the narrative be more coherent if skip learned symbiosis earlier? yeah. but i don't hate the way it is and i think there;s an #interesting story level merit to it. #skip takamori #d20 #aso #i know that the gang canonizing norman as a worse person is a result of 'dnd people dont want to think abt the moral implications' #but like. a) very few dnd campaigns can be exu calamity. i think eftbk esp shows that 6 people at a table together #want to feel good about being together and their characters being friends. b) norman is funnier conceptually as a result of this #me when i'm a bad person but a brain slug took over me for a while and i realized my errors (brain slug also realized his errors too) #wrote all this and forgot to justify my claim why i think skip is aroace. #Well basically it's canon that if he fucks he dies and the universe explodes. also im aroace and i like him. hope this helps. #first part of this post is serious second part is not btw. i do have actual real reasons for disliking norman/skip outside of my hc but #this post is already too long and i don't want to be a hater

[excusemeaminute]

dimension 20 dublin presale was a thing of pure EVIL

#Why did it not work #why was there no tickets for 40 minutes #and then only unreserved seats in the way back #which yes i did grab #I GOT ERAS TOUR TICKETS EASIER THAN THIS M8 #i feel bad for the d20 gang and any ticketmaster interns that probably got shit on for this #it was def an error of some kind #anyway #i will be trying for stall seats on friday #what a nightmareeee #ramblings

[utilitycaster]

God I'm sorry but Em Friedman is the Dnd Shorts of Actual Play writing. The Burrow's End coverage is egregiously off-base and there's just a pretty profound ignorance of How Things Work. Like, how TTRPGs work, but also how Actual Play works, and more generally how fantasy as a genre works, and there are some significant errors in really simple things such as the fact that ACOFAF used D&D, and usually Polygon has a bit of editorial integrity but this is giving like. CBR Top Ten Most Cool Things About D20.

#i have. many thoughts about the latest burrow's end episode #namely if it's the setup for a twist I am intrigued and excited! #if it is the twist itself...y'all could read about stoats on wikipedia and not a single article on How Do Nuclear Power plants work huh #and to be clear the friedman/dnd shorts comparison holds either way; i'm cautiously optimistic re: the actual show #but GOD the coverage is BAD #burrow's end spoilers

[thisisnotthenerd]

for those of you who like spreadsheets as much as i do:

xp leveling chart:

the bad kids' xp progression in spreadsheet form:

freshman year:

oneshots:

sophomore year:

night yorb quest:

bad kids' overall totals:

the rat grinders' xp progression in spreadsheet form:

all of the arithmetic has been standardized; any errors from the original post have been corrected.

i hope this is useful.

#dimension 20 #dimension 20 spoilers #dimension 20 meta #thisisnotthenerd's d20 stats #musings on the solisian school district #the perils of xp leveling #the bad kids #the rat grinders #fantasy high #fantasy high sophomore year #fantasy high junior year #fantasy high oneshots #intrepid heroes #d20 spoilers #fhjy #fhjy spoilers

[monstersdownthepath]

Monster Spotlight: The Norn

CR 18

Lawful Neutral Large Fey

Bestiary 3, pg. 202 (pic from 2e Bestiary 2, pg. 184)

Among the most powerful and mysterious of any Fey being, the Norn are ancient guardians (or perhaps creators) of Fate itself. They have an understanding of destiny and futures to come that makes them functionally omniscient... or it did, before Aroden went and bit it. Now prophecy is frayed and unwoven, destiny is severed and uncertain, and the future as it was once known is cast into question. Now more than ever, the Norn may be encountered by the races of man and elf as the ancient Fey wander the cosmos in an attempt to understand the Age of Lost Omens. The majority of their kind are attempting to come to terms with this new age of uncertainty, but some of them are becoming... desperate to reclaim what they once had, or correct what they perceive as an error, sometimes even taking drastic measures.

In most cases, fighting against a Norn is unthinkable and often unneeded. No, a party is more likely to seek a Norn's assistance than its assassination, because even with fate being unwoven, the wisdom of a Norn is valuable indeed. They're able to use both Divination and Vision at will, with the latter impossible for them to fail and the former such child's play for them that even the most cryptic of answers the spell could provide are parsed and solved with the ease of a physicist looking over a child's book of math problems. They're likely a quest-giver, if not a quest objective in and of themselves in the hopes that their foresight will allow a calamity to be averted. Be warned, though, that Norn rarely give out prophecies for free, and they do not accept gold. No, a party seeking one's assistance can be expected to be put under a Geas (which the fey can cast at will) and forced to undertake a specific task as payment for the masters of fate, either before or after they've provided their prophecy. Those who refuse to play along suffer from the fey's at-will Bestow Curse or, if they've been especially offended, the Norn may simply wave her hand and cast Weird on the entire party and be done with it.

Anyone that hopes to force a Norn to reveal its secrets has their work cut out for them. The fey have such a powerful understanding of What Is To Be that they have eternal Foresight, giving them glimpses of 6 or so seconds into the future on demand which, with Foresight covering short-term and Divination covering long-term, assures they're impossible to ever catch off guard. They're also protected by an eternal Mind Blank, True Seeing, AND Death Ward, all of which resume automatically on their turn if the effects are ever ended, dispelled, or expended, and all of which give them extreme resistance or even effective immunity to three of the eight schools of magic! Or, if you want to be generous, FIVE of the eight schools of magic; Enchantment crashes into Mind Blank, Illusion is thwarted by True Seeing, Necromancy struggles against Death Ward, Evocation has to contend with SR 29, as well as 30 Resistance to Fire, Acid, and Electricity (as well as outright immunity to Cold), and Divination cannot be effectively used against a Norn (because she's better at it). Adding to it, they have Moment of Prescience at 1/day and little reason not to use it at the start of the day to add +18 to any one d20 roll or to their AC in case of emergencies.

With magic struggling against these agents of feat, their DR 15/cold iron is comparatively tame. Don't rely on buffing a single combatant and sending them into melee, though, because Norn can shunt a target into a Maze 1/day to give her very dangerous room to think. Besides having Weird 1/day, to potentially oneshot the entire party, they also have 1/day Quickened Phantasmal Killer in case the full-party version misses someone... and these two are often all they need, because Norn can Shift Fate once per round as an immediate action, forcing any creature within 120ft to reroll a saving throw. Nice natural 20 against her PK! Unfortunately, roll again. There's no per-day limit or targeting restrictions on Shift Fate besides distance, making any Save-Or-Suck she throws out far more nerve wracking than it has any right to be. Thankfully, there's only the three; PK, Weird, and Bestow Curse. This is Paizo showing mercy, because PK and Weird require TWO saves, and Shift Fate can only affect one. Imagine if they came equipped with different ones... or had allies with more threatening spells at hand.

Shift Fate even works for the Norn herself, and once her 1/days are expended it's likely she'll be gifting herself with fresh saves every single round for the rest of the fight, making it even harder to affect one with spells! Or, really, any power that relies on saving throws. They have high saves already (18/18/21), making failure unlikely for them, so a level-appropriate party is going to struggle to get anything but basic weapon attacks to stick. Her weapon attacks are likely to stick, though, in more ways than one; their golden Shears act as +5 Mithral Keen Speed Scimitars in their hands, inflicting 1d8+12 damage up to three times a round... while having a crit modifier of 15-20, critically striking one out of every four attacks! In addition, being struck by the Shears, or even just by the touch of a hostile Norn (they can do both as part of a Full-Attack; watch out!), imparts 2 negative levels via Energy Drain. Here's a fun fact: Energy Drain doubles if the attacker confirms a critical hit! And with the high crit rate on their Shears, a Full-Attack from a Norn could saddle someone with anywhere from 8 to 16 negative levels! Though more realistically, it's "only" going to be maybe 6 to 10, but "only" 6 to 10 negative levels still means -35 HP and -6 to all rolls!

And between those terrible save penalties and being made to reroll saves, victims may find their fates severed. Three times a day, a Norn can unspool a length of golden thread and snip it as a single standard action, and this action inflicts catastrophic damage directly to the life force of any creature of the fey's choice within 120ft. This metaphysical severance inflicts 20d6 untyped damage (average: 68!) that cannot be dodged or resisted, only reduced by half by succeeding a DC 30 Fortitude save (and good luck with Shift Fate). If this damage kills the creature, they're gone for good. Only Wish, Miracle, or the intervention of a deity can restore someone who's thread was cut by a Norn.

What did you expect, trying to fight Fate?

You can read more about them here.

#Monster Spotlight #CR 16 to 20 #Pathfinder #dungeons and dragons