@manifest3dprinting: 3.5 DND Monsters were WILD #dndtiktok #dnd5e #dndtok

Aaron S. :

Great Wyrm Time dragon is CR 90

Timothy Eppele :

Deaths CR is over 1 million in 3.5

Scarlet king :

Dont forget kronos had cr98

ToozDae :

Ok but the fact the tarrasque could only actually be killed in 3.5 was to cash wish or miracle on its remains is so much more daunting than the lame 5e version

Ben :

3.5e dracolitch is terrifying

Goku32494 :

What was the cr 100 creatres name, I NEED TO LOOK UP LORE ABOUT IT

Zaneiguess :

Yeah earlier editions were like HA Balance! What is this thing you call balance?

Nevada Winters :

in 3.5 I had a cleric with an AC of 63 with my lowest save being at +57

Keaton Graffis :

The original Turasque could kill gods if I recall.

Lucas Fuller :

oh 3.5 was a mess

Levi Shawback :

Still love that the closest the Lady Of Pain has to a stat block is "your players lose. the end"

Shade :

youre right about it not being 1:1 a 3.5 tarrasque dog walks a 5e tarrasque too.

edthedragon24 :

althalus89 :

Calling the Tarrasque mortal when literally its "entire" schtick is that its rules specifically states it can't die & if it should die somehow it immediately resurrects...that's rich coming from the Red Lizard vulnerable to Blizzards.

Draveis :

Lady of Pain, the ruler of Sigil, is the only creature that exists in D&D lore who has never received a stat block, making her the strongest. If you can stat it, you can kill it.

Pierré :

What does CR mean?

Cani :

My most random homebrewed optional boss:

Cuddle beast :

Isn’t there a creature that is all arms and body parts and has a legendary resistance and has 200 something

the-amberglass-collective :

wrong, the DM is the most powerful creature. they control everything.

Columbo’s Jacket :

And this is why no one from 2nd edition moved to 3rd

Salamander of the Northwest :

The funny thing is that Critical Hits were easier to achieve in 3.5e, which is why there were such insanely powered monsters. There were weapons that scored a crit on a roll of 19 or 20 on the d20 without any modifications. Add to that, the Keen enchantment doubled a weapon's crit range, so now you're scoring a criti on a roll of 17 or higher on the d20. Then there was the Improved Critical feat, which did the same thing, and it did stack with the Keen enchantment. Depending on how your DM ruled, it could mean "add another 2 to the crit range" or "double it all over again." For the former, that meant a critical hit on a natural roll of 15 or higher; and 12 or higher for the latter. Get a Keen Vorpal Greatsword and have the Improved Critical: Greatsword feat, and now you're just decapitating everything as long as you roll within whichever range your DM ruled for this combo. 3e and 3.5e Monsters were crazy OP because the players were usually able to break the game by level 10.

TrueKong :

I played 3.5. The monsters were cracked, but so were we.🤣

Zachary Wills5 :

How do you fight it? How nice of you to ask! *pulls out Epic Level Handbook* PREPARE TO BE DAZZLED BY EPIC LEVEL PROGRESSION!!!

you're smart :

erm is this tuff

WizardOfBook :

Prismatic Dragon is higher if I remember correctly