Dragon Art Online

[5e 2014] Online SCP - Hardcore -Containment Breach ime: Thursday - 5 pm PTD (My time) CAMPAIGN OVERVIEW: SITE-01 BREACH FACILITY BRIEFING — RESTRICTED ACCESS (CLEARANCE LEVEL 0+) > LOCATION: Site-01 "The Citadel" (Subterranean Super-Site) CURRENT STATUS: CRITICAL SYSTEM FAILURE / TOTAL CONTAINMENT BREACH The Setup For decades, the Foundation kept anomalies separated across the globe to prevent catastrophic chain reactions. Site-01 changed everything. Built miles beneath the earth in an isolated sector, it was engineered as the ultimate containment facility—a massive, automated mega-complex designed to house every documented anomaly, object, and entity in existence under one roof. It was supposed to be impossible to break. An hour ago, the impossible happened. A site-wide cascading power failure knocked out the main grid, neutralized the Scranton Reality Anchors, and blew the blast doors across every sector. From Safe-class holding blocks to the deepest Keter vaults, thousands of entities are now roaming the pitch-black, corrupted corridors. The Situation Whether you are a D-Class subject looking for a chance at freedom, an MTF Operative separated from your squad in the initial drop, or a Foundation Researcher armed with high-level access and classified knowledge, you cannot survive this alone. The Citadel's automated safety systems have initiated a Phase-4 Site Purge. A countdown timer has started: when it hits zero, the facility's nuclear warheads will detonate to prevent a world-ending event. Your Directives Survive and Escape: Traverse damaged containment sectors, malfunctioning security gates, and warped spatial zones to reach the surface before the nuclear countdown expires. Contain the Threat: The outside world has no defense against what is crawling out of Site-01. As you fight your way to the surface, you must use your environment, paratechnology, and tactical wits to lock down, re-contain, or terminate as many escaping entities as you can. "We secure. We contain. We protect. Today... we survive." /////////////////////////// Core Hardcore Mechanics Roll for Stats Individually: Ability scores are generated by rolling in order (e.g., Strength through Charisma) with no rearranging. You play the hand you are dealt. Randomized Race: Your race is determined by a random roll. Raw Hit Points: You always roll for your hit points when leveling up Tactical Fumbles: Rolling a Natural 1 on an attack or check results in a tactical consequence (e.g., your weapon jams, you drop an item, or you provoke an opportunity attack), rather than just a simple miss. Lingering Injuries: Dropping to 0 hit points results in a roll on the Lingering Injuries table, causing long-term physical trauma that requires specialized medical care or paratechnology to heal. Site-01 Survival Mechanics Safe Haven Resting: The facility is actively hostile. You can only take a Short Rest in cleared rooms. A Long Rest can only be taken inside designated, sealed "Safe Havens" (such as intact monitoring bunkers or active Scranton Reality Anchor zones). Stress & Sanity: Encountering Keter-class entities or witnessing horrific events adds a point of Stress. Reaching 5 Stress points forces a roll on the Paranoia/Panic Table, resulting in temporary behavioral consequences. System Shock: Anomalous damage is devastating. If you take damage from a single attack equal to or greater than half your maximum hit points, you must succeed on a DC 15 Constitution saving throw or fall Prone and become Stunned until the end of your next turn. (Side not only classes available are hombrew ones I made for this world) I am fixing ans making updates to the world and mechanics so expect changes as we go.

Hey hi hello, y'all! My name is Po and I'm looking to play a semi-historic campaign with a little fantasy elements imbued into it! The party is going to be a American military specialist unit that has been brought into the Vietnam war to combat violent and powerful spiritual entities that are attacking soldiers and civilians alike. It's inspired by Jujutsu Kaisen and will be using my own homebrew system I've developed through original techniques and cherry-picking parts I like from others I've seen. It is subject to change as the campaign develops but I'm pretty confident in it so far. You'll be starting at level 3 as you'll all be somewhat experienced soldiers before you've awaken your unique exorcist abilities. We are planning to play on Sundays at 7-10/11 PM EST but that can change if we can find a better date. I'm looking for roughly third players but I wouldn't mind a fourth if I can find one. However, I'm hoping to keep the game 18+ not due to sexual content but more as a personal rule.  So if you're interested submit an application and we can begin discussing it. If I'm willing to go further, we'll move to Discord to conduct an interview.

Put the premise of 2023's Oppenheimer into the body-horror genre and add the apocalypse: welcome to this homebrew campaign! Trifling with the afterlife created a world where the dead have nowhere to go, and have nothing to separate them from the living. Desperate to survive, kingdoms across the realm have consolidated into single capitals, each self-sufficiently sustaining whole populations—until resources run low. Enter a character-driven tale teetering along political tensions, espionage, social status, omnipresent threats, and above all, control over your body! For this campaign, I’m looking for a party of 5 to 6 people (8 people maximum) interested in a continental, discovery-focused narrative. Meeting times for sessions will depend on everyone’s availability and pre-existing commitments. Discord will be used for whole-group and direct messaging. Our initial sessions will be for deep-dives into the story and worldbuilding, then for party composition and character creations; personal backstories will be developed separately, though prompts and helpful considerations will be released! This campaign uses Foundry vtt, but no costs or fees are required otherwise. This will be a horror- and dark-fantasy-based campaign that relies heavily on consequence and conflict. Obviously, death has a substantial role in this story, so players should not expect to get comfortable for too long. That said, I’m not a DM too fond of permanently killing off PCs on a whim, so let this be of some comfort! Your characters will enter the campaign through the urban and inner-city settings, where you will get a taste of the apocalyptic, survivalist lifestyle common throughout the realm. The story will begin in one of the six major capitals, each with their own agendas and allegiances and rivalries (all of which I will delineate in our initial sessions). Major themes include espionage and political conflicts (often turning into militaristic endeavors and advances), not to mention the overarching thread of escaping an afterlife spillover! Below are some concepts and terms worth familiarizing your character with: The Recrudescence—the day when the afterlife entered the material plane. The exact date is unknown, but most of the realm learned of the afterlife spillover by the end of the summer season. The Shared Sea—the body of water connecting all parts of the realm. The landmass can be visualized as a giant horseshoe or a ring, the middle of which is all water/ocean (hence, the ‘Shared’ Sea). The Storm—principal and largest (and most feared) cluster of afterlife spirits; most easily depicted as a colossal hurricane bouncing from city to city along the Shared Sea. Wandering Spirits—souls/spirits that once belonged to a deceased creature, now searching for a new host (i.e., the body of a living creature);—includes both the souls within Storm and individual or grouped Displaced. Displaced—wandering spirits not part of the Storm. Displaced spirits and the activity thereof attract other Displaced, hence why people are afraid of drawing any attention. Jumpscares—In the event that a creature dies, other adjacent creatures may undergo a jumpscare, during which their spirits (of the living creatures) eject from their host bodies as if being displaced. Jumpscares do not result from displacement, but rather from the death of a host body. For example, if a character kills one creature in a group, the rest of that group may experience jumpscares and have their spirits ejected. Every living creature has the capacity for one soul (without amalgamating, turning malignant, or ascending). A displaced can steal your body and eject your original soul, which in turn becomes displaced. Finally, wandering spirits cannot linger in place or around the creatures whose bodies they failed to assimilate!  If any of this interests you, visit the interest form below to (a) get a more thorough view of what this campaign seeks and (b) further indicate your interest in this grandiose adventure! - https://forms.gle/xn585Qo94JxRZx6F9