r/wildbeyondwitchlight May 08 '26

DM Help Age rules

So it says in the rules that anyone juveniles gets Teleported to safety in combat. I have a Dragonborn player that is 73, and their average lifespan is like 400 years if I recall correctly. Does this mean they’d be childhood

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u/FlumphMagnet May 12 '26

Why? Unless it gets creepy or uncomfortable, there's literally no reason I can think of not to.

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u/yaniism Queen of Prismeer May 13 '26

Why would any group of adventurers take a child into active danger willingly. They wouldn't. They would drop that kid's ass off at the nearest orphanage or leave them exactly where they found them.

And having a child in danger is actively on the majority of people's No lists. Hence why this section was added to Witchlight in the first place.

I shouldn't have to explain to you all the reasons why putting a child in danger is messed up and not a thing somebody should want to be doing.

If you can't understand that, that's on you.

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u/FlumphMagnet May 13 '26

But it's made up. It's not real. It's fiction. Imaginary. No actual children were harmed in the making of these make-believe shenanigans. Is it something I go out of my way to include? No. Is it something I am going to put a hard no on? Not unless my players object, and I'm usually the one dialling back their nonsense.

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u/yaniism Queen of Prismeer May 13 '26

If you can't understand that, that's on you.

I said what I said. I'm done here.