Saving throw

throws mean.

Saving throws is a number you have to roll to prevent something awful happening to

you.

To myself?

All right, it's just, no, I can't have you get hit once and die.

Maybe hit once and survive.

None of your saving throws change, but now you have two spells, okay? And that's basically the most important thing.

So I would suggest taking the spell Sleep.

Attuning to this does not confer the benefits of the...

Well, sorry, it does give you the plus one bonus to ability checks and saving throws initially, but then the curse, when it's activated by attuning to it, gives you a minus two penalty to every ability check and saving throw.

Yep.

Cool.

It regains charges at dawn, 1d3 charges at dawn.

While holding the weapon, you can take an action and expend one of those charges to release a wave of terror.

Each creature of your choice within 30 feet must succeed on a DC 15 wisdom saving throw or become frightened.

Basically, it's just a cool way of giving fear effects.

So I do this show, Pining for Pixels, every Tuesday, and that is all about video games, obviously.

Uh, but I have another show that I put up on Thursdays called Saving Throws, and that one is all about tabletop role-playing games, primarily focused around Dungeons & Dragons, but...

And D&D-like games.

But, uh, you know, everyone's always into something else.

I'm your host, Red Rooster, and on today's episode, I'm going to be doing my report card on the recent Sony State of Play slash State of Play Japan from June 3rd, 2026.

Before we get into that, though, please make sure that wherever you are listening to the Red Roosters, uh, gaming cube podcast series that you do like subscribe follow or whatever option you have available to you on your podcast service of choice that way anytime i put up a new episode episode of one of my gaming shows you'll be sure to get it in your queue so every tuesday i do this show pining for pixels obviously it's all about video games but on thursdays i do another show called saving throws and that one's all about tabletop role-playing games specifically It's usually focused around Dungeons & Dragons and similar games.

So if you're into tabletop role-playing games, you should check that one out too.

And yeah.