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5e monsters Monster Classes Collection: I, II, & III

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5e monsters Monster Classes Collection: I, II, & IIIWith MrRhexxs Monster Classes, you can play classic Dungeons & Dragons monsters as full fledged 5e classes. Each functions as both a race and class, offering balanced, lore accurate features from level 1 through 20. Every Monster Class also includes rollable tables to help craft your characters monstrous origin, along with detailed lore drawn from the darkest corners of D&Ds history to help you roleplay these creatures authentically. Included Here:

With MrRhexx’s Monster Classes, you can play classic Dungeons & Dragons monsters as full-fledged 5e classes. Each functions as both a race and class, offering balanced, lore-accurate features from level 1 through 20. Every Monster Class also includes rollable tables to help craft your character’s monstrous origin, along with detailed lore drawn from the darkest corners of D&D’s history to help you roleplay these creatures authentically.

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-Deva. With your holy sword in one hand, and divine healing spells on the other, you will finally get to play as an angelic messenger of the gods. Featuring an alternative casting system which relies on good deeds and charity in order to fuel your spells.

-Dragon. Finally live out your dreams and play one of the most recognizable creatures in all of fantasy. Featuring over 5 different draconic colors for you to choose from, each with their own abilities and lore. Delve deep into the mindset of these ancient reptilian creatures and learn how to project your inner dragon.

-Familiar. Featuring the pseudodragon, the pixie, and the animal familiar; play as a tiny creature whose role is to support the rest of the party. Your abilities allow you to bond onto any creature in order to improve their survivability and damage. Fight together or perish alone, the familiar is fantastic for players who wish to coordinate with other players.

-Ghost. Give your character a second chance at life as a spectral undead. Seek to complete your unfinished business by utilizing curses and tactical attacks, featuring a toolkit specializing in support and sudden horrifying strikes. 

-Lycanthrope. Unleash your beast within and transform into a Werewolf, a Werebear, or a Wererat. Featuring an in-depth system for the bestial transformations you will rely on.

-Ogre. No need to think about how amazing it would feel to play an enormous brute who cleaves and smashes everything on its way. You can now fully experience it for yourself. Featuring one of the coolest designs that I have worked on for any of these monster classes, the ability to turn anything around you into an improvised weapon.

-Succubus. A seductive fiend from the lower planes, you will corrupt and control your enemies with your potent sorcerous spells. Featuring 4 subclasses dependent on the sin which swayed your wicked soul: Pride, Lust, Vanity, or Wrath.

-Treant. With full spellcasting and a fairly defensive kit, your role will be to enter the frontlines and protect your teammates with powerful magic. Featuring 13 new treant-exclusive spells, including a powerful new way to animate trees, the treant is perfect for players who want to combine brawn and magic.

-Vampire. An extremely versatile class with a ton of roleplay potential and robust customizability. As a vampire you will have to maneuver around your undead restrictions and need for blood, but in return you will be rewarded with powerful features and game-changing abilities.

Extra Content

This special collection features exclusive content not included in the individual releases. Alongside updated balance adjustments and a cleaner, more polished layout, it introduces five entirely new subclasses: the Fang Dragon, Imp Familiar, Werespider Lycanthrope, Ogre Mage, and the Fungal Treant.

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FOR THE REMOTE: For reasons I cannot fathom as a software developer, the Garmin developers chose to program the handheld to wait for GPS lock before allowing you to control the collar. This is stupid beyond belief and causes frustration that simply shouldn't be. Look Garmin, the remote should be able to communicate with the collar first and foremost. I want to be able to power everything up, put the collar on the dog, and walk out the door. If my dog sees a rabbit or deer, I want to be able to remind him not to chase. I DON'T want to stand there staring at my remote greeted by the message "Waiting for GPS" with all the buttons non-responsive. Fix this! This should be super easy to fix with a firmware update. Fix it and I'll gladly give this unit 10 stars! GPS is way too finicky to have to wait for it before using the basic controls. Update: SERIOUSLY!! HOT GARBAGE. This remote couldn't find a satellite if I stuck one up its... AGH.. and you can't communicate with your dog's collar until it does. FOR THE COLLAR: You won't be happy with the beeper.. It's super quiet. The light is an awesome feature. Vibration may work for your dog, mine doesn't seem to notice it at all. If the antenna was any longer it would pick up signals from outer space. Buy the shorter one if you decide to go with this unit and don't need to keep your dog from crossing an ocean. Seriously though... I'll never buy anything Garmin again. I would recommend you don't either.
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Great little radio, it was.
Great value for the price. I have received excellent audio reports on a couple repeaters I have tested on so far, on the first day with the radio. Love how you can customize all the display background and text colors. Tempature sensing fan works properly. Unfortunately, they do not send a programming cable with this radio, very annoying! It will not save offset and t-ctcs tone into memory mode when programming by hand, which is unfortunate because it is easier to program by hand than some other cheap radios, like the Baofeng keypad. I really wanted to upload all my channels via Chirp, and to make sure Chirp is actually supported before posting review, but it is what it is, and now I have to find a proper programming cable, then hope I did not pick one that does not work. Other than this very disappointing fact, this radio is well worth the money and I highly recommend if you are on a budget or just getting into the hobby. I have mainly been working HF since getting my General ticket and have made contact all over the world, so you can rest assured this review is by someone who knows what they are talking about. Grab one while you can, you will not be disappointed, except for them not including a programming cable! Edit: Have to return, squelch not working on second day. Right in the middle of a net, had to use monitor button to finish my contact. Turn monitor off and the receiver will not open squelch, which is set to 1. Can set squelch to 0 and receive but anyone who runs VHF/UHF knows that, unlike HF, an open squelch is just too noisy. Spent hours trying to fix, no joy! 73, Stephen
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Compact, loud, controls similar to Baofeng handheld, knobs aren't that great.
My first mobile rig, and currently the one I'm still using. I don't' use it too heavy, but I've had it for about 3 years and it's worked great. I've used it on many different applications Pros: Compact size, good display, small fan on the rear to help keep the unit cool. The controls are very similar to a Baofeng handheld radio so great for beginners who likely started out with that brand. Compatible with GMRS, FRS, other "out of band" frequencies (mine was from the box, I can't guarantee the same with a newer model though). Do this at your own "risk," you are an adult and can make your own choices :) Cons: Fan is a bit loud if that's something that bothers you during a long QSO. Repeater tail squelch is loud at times. But the biggest con by far is the knobs are garbage. They are rubber, and you will most certainly have one fall of at some point and loose it. I purchased some small guitar amp knobs and replaced the (now both lost) factory knobs. If the knobs were metal or fixed to the device I would give 5 stars.
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