User talk:Me0wFish
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As above, welcome to D&D Wiki! I'm an admin and active user here. If you need anything, you can leave a message on my talk page. You can also contact another admin on their talk page or somebody on our Helper list. You may have to wait a day or so for a reply, but we're a friendly bunch, so don't feel shy if you're unsure about something. We also have a community Discord server where you can chat with other D&D Wikians about roleplaying games or other topics. We look forward to any contributions you have! — Geodude
Mythic
Lord Chaos, Nihilator, and I think the Lich King are all Mythic Creatures, but I don’t know how to get the template on the creature info showing it. Could you give me a link or something that I put at top or something? Thanks!!
- Me0wFish (talk) 14:51, 10 August 2019 (MDT) Me0wFish
- Aren't Lord Chaos, Nihilator, and the Lich King alternate names for Voldemort? --Redrum 17:28, 14 August 2019 (MDT)
Vermund
I have a new creature!! The dragon Vermund, who resides in his own demiplane. Could you please attach the Mythic Creature template to it? Thanks, Geodude!!
"Do not edit" disclaimer
Please do not put a "do not edit" disclaimer on pages, like you did on Skelmir (5e Creature). This is a wiki and you need to be prepared for other people editing the pages you create. If you really don't want other people editing "your" page, you can move it into your userspace, where other users are not allowed to edit, as I did with the other creatures you made. — Geodude
- Then why did you block me when I edited something? — Me0wFish (talk) 14:54, 10 August 2019 (MDT) Me0wFish
- Oh, I see now. Using CheckUser I see that I previously blocked you for the edits made to Beholderborn (5e Race), as an IP. I blocked you not for the mere act of editing "someone else's" page, but because of the content of those edits. You continually increased the power level of that race that I did not believe was beneficial, and another admin agreed with me. If you think that that block was unfair, then I apologize, but I hope this at least helps you understand my point of view. — Geodude
(talk | contribs | email) . . 15:07, 10 August 2019 (MDT)
- Oh, I see now. Using CheckUser I see that I previously blocked you for the edits made to Beholderborn (5e Race), as an IP. I blocked you not for the mere act of editing "someone else's" page, but because of the content of those edits. You continually increased the power level of that race that I did not believe was beneficial, and another admin agreed with me. If you think that that block was unfair, then I apologize, but I hope this at least helps you understand my point of view. — Geodude
Real Life Pokémon
Your user name makes me think your are a Pokémon (or a Pokémon fan). You ARE allowed to tell me to get lost. --Redrum 13:37, 10 August 2019 (MDT)
- I used to be into Pokémon, but I used to. I don’t remember how I came up with this name, but I did not base the name off of Pokémon.
Problematic edits
Hello, fellow wiki user. It's come to my attention that you seem to have a habit of buffing pages more and more, until they become horrendously overpowered, relentlessly broken, and utterly unusable in any standard campaign. Please remember that this is a community wiki, and all pages are meant to be both balanced and usable by anyone who wishes to do so. Overpowered classes, feats, creatures, and spells are frowned upon, as they break the inherent balance D&D is meant to have. If someone made a cantrip that was essentially Fireball, no sane DM would ever allow it at their table. If one were to create a CR 45 creature, it would never once see the light of day outside of Epic level campaigns, which are precious few and far between.
Here on the D&D Wiki, we strive to create fun, unique, wholesome, and above all, balanced homebrew, so that players and DMs all across the world can find and use it without needing to worry about breaking the game or overshadowing their fellow players. Please keep this in mind as you continue to use the D&D Wiki. --Nuke The Earth (talk) 18:19, 14 November 2020 (MST)
- Hey there, I want to reiterate what Nuke said above. We have a general consensus that we should be enforcing balance, as that helps make a piece of content fun for everyone at the table, not just the one person using it. Let me know if you need help understanding balance. — Geodude
(talk | contribs | email) . . 23:23, 26 December 2020 (MST)- In addition, such creations tend to give the Wiki a bad name. I, myself, am all for you making crazy power trip stuff, so long as it's kept to your userpage
- Peace!
- Someone404 (talk) 08:40, 27 December 2020 (MST)