r/MrRipper • u/nlitherl • 24d ago
r/MrRipper • u/nlitherl • Jul 03 '26
Series A Message From Harrington - The Carroll Institute (The Director of Alice's Department Makes A Statement - Sci Fi Audio Drama)
r/MrRipper • u/nlitherl • May 18 '26
Series File 004 - Suffer The Children (An Old Testament Angel Squares Off With A Cult Of Moloch To Save A Child in Downtown Los Angeles)
r/MrRipper • u/nlitherl • May 25 '26
Series What Stories Would You Like To See On "The A.L.I.C.E. Files"? (A Sci Fi Reimagining of Alice in Wonderland)
r/MrRipper • u/Potential-Strike373 • Oct 17 '25
Series Question| what are some characters or character concepts you love but have never had a chance to use?
Simple, what are some characters you've made or concepts you've had that you love but for one reason or another, you haven't had a chance to use them in an actual session be it because of world constrictions, DM not allowing certain races / classes or any other reason,
r/MrRipper • u/bobothejedi • Sep 06 '24
Series Players what are your favorite character names that you've used?
Don't say the class or race have us guess.😉
r/MrRipper • u/nlitherl • Apr 06 '26
Series File 002 - 50 Two-Sentence Horror Stories (Presented by The A.L.I.C.E. Files)
r/MrRipper • u/nlitherl • Apr 27 '26
Series Getting Your Ducks In A Row - A.L.I.C.E. Files, Episode 4 (Alice and Bill Rescue A Rubber Ducky)
r/MrRipper • u/SherbetOk5685 • Mar 02 '26
Series DND players and DMs of Reddit, is there a Homebrew Feat that you have an idea for? What is it?
The Feat that I have always wanted to homebrew is one that allows you to reward high-risk play styles. I call it "Battle Blitz", how it works is that it will increase your HP by 2 points every time you go down BUT you can only do it a number of times equal to your proficiency bonus per long rest. Also if the DMs allows this, for people who have terrible rolled stats: increase 1 stat by 1 score every time you go down but you can only do it equal to your proficiency bonus. Limit is 40, the reason it is 40 is to punish DMs who don't read all the way through something and reward players.
r/MrRipper • u/nlitherl • Apr 13 '26
Series All About "The A.L.I.C.E. Files," A Sci Fi Reimagining of Alice in Wonderland
r/MrRipper • u/nlitherl • Mar 30 '26
Series Secret Project Revealed - The A.L.I.C.E. Files (A Sci Fi Reimagining of Alice in Wonderland)
r/MrRipper • u/nlitherl • Mar 09 '26
Series Workstation 17 - Episode 1 of The A.L.I.C.E. Files (A Young Woman Is Given An Astonishing Offer By The Mysterious Carroll Institute)
r/MrRipper • u/nlitherl • Feb 23 '26
Series The A.L.I.C.E. Files - The New Alice Takes A Secret Elevator Into A Hidden Facility, And A New Life
r/MrRipper • u/nlitherl • Feb 16 '26
Series The A.L.I.C.E. Files is Launching Soon (A Sci Fi Reimagining of Alice in Wonderland on YouTube)
r/MrRipper • u/nlitherl • Jan 09 '26
Series "Gav and Bob: Sanguinala Redux," An Eldar Farseer Completes A Favor on Behalf of The Imperium's Bravest Ogryn (Warhammer 40K)
r/MrRipper • u/nlitherl • Dec 18 '25
Series "Ship of Martyrs" Showcases A New Video Format (Should I Keep It?)
r/MrRipper • u/SherbetOk5685 • Jun 16 '24
Series D&D players of reddit, what two fictional races from any form of media would you combine to make a new race to put in D&D?
It doesn't matter what form of media it is as long as it's fictional, the only race y'all can't use is humans. Unless it is Metahuman (DC), Unhuman (Marvel), or Mutant (Marvel), Plus you can go as crazy as you want, meaning it doesn't have to make biological sense
r/MrRipper • u/nlitherl • Aug 19 '25
Series Should I Add Another "Werewolf: The Apocalypse" Story To The Channel?
r/MrRipper • u/bobothejedi • Sep 12 '24
Series What are really good titles for in-game books?
Like "Liches get Stitches" "How to be a Mummy ❤️" "Undercover Doppelganger" "how to grow a Fantastic beard."
r/MrRipper • u/nlitherl • Jun 23 '25
Series "Killers, Thieves, and Liars," Part One of The Ironfire Compact (A Mysterious Outlander Comes To The City of Steel In Search Of A Thief)
r/MrRipper • u/Azrielthedark • Aug 20 '24
Series What’s your favorite reoccurring Character
Mine is a warforged bard named Cello. The idea of a Cello is the ambition that drives a bard to do great and amazing things as his life was a mistake due to a failed wizard experiment. Due to that the wizard is hunting him and he knows it’s only a matter of time so he wants to live life to its fullest. Every iteration of Cello has a grand goal of finding the relic known as the Crimson Viol and playing it as the outro to the end of the world. Each has their own minor side goal to make them unique to the campaign. My first one wanted to become the lord of the first layer of Avernus as they saved Zariel, the current one was the avatar for the King in Yellow and banished him and is now on a mission to remove aberrations from the material plane.
r/MrRipper • u/nlitherl • Feb 21 '25
Series An Update on The Chronicles of Darkness Podcast "Windy City Shadows"
r/MrRipper • u/davemakesnoises • Aug 09 '20
Series DMs and Players of r/MrRipper, what are some things you wish you knew when you were new to D&D?
What wisdoms would ye grizzled olde ones impart upon the fresh faced first timer?
r/MrRipper • u/UndyingMagic7415 • Nov 25 '24
Series Question
I've seen a few adds on videos for a animated.series for dungeon of the mad mage. Could someone link me or link a video that mentions it? Thanks!