Just because the theme is nautical doesn't necessarily mean the characters have to be pirates. You got merchants, smugglers and aristocrats who travel for business, soldiers that are deploying abroad, or adventures that really just need a change of scenery. Other options exist for your players.

I actually like the concept of the spell, definitely fair way to have a defensively aura around a wizard or sorcerer. It doesn't have a duration here but I can imagine working well with a 1 minute duration. I think being 10th-level does seem a bit high though.

If you are the DM and it’s something you adding to an existing campaign you can introduce it slowly. Add a character or two, set a scene where the party walks by and can either engage or ignore. You will get an idea of if it belongs at the table.

This is a TTRPG that I was considering backing on kickstarter, but the expected shipping time conflicted with me moving aboard. Looking forward to the digital releases though.

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I'm probably going to go into tabletop games and legacy software. Two interests I have, rather different but have just a bit of intersection.

I'm not sure what kind of content I want to follow and post on here, but I think I am ready to get back into social media again.