Recent content by DaedalusX51

No I keep it thunder like a sonic echo.

I rename it to Echoing Blade in my games. You strike someone with it and if they move they get hit with an echo of your attack. It just has a bad name and description, but the concept is solid.

River Cruise with Raining Zombies

I would say the most druidic spell school would probably be transmutation. Your subclass choice really depends on how many levels they plan on taking in Wizard. I would probably take either School of Transmutation or Order of the Scribes. With Transmutation you would be able to turn iron armor...

I find using the monster stat block except for your Int/Wis/Cha to be easier than calculating a new AC, adding temp HP, using part of a creatures stat block for your stats but not all of its abilities, some exceptions may apply. That is more confusing to me.

I recently bought Tomb of Annihilation in hardcover (full size map) and on D&D Beyond to allow my legally blind father to play on a tablet using the Beyond app as the backlight makes it easier for him to see than a paper sheet. I think that's all I've bought since Fizban's.

Ok I guess we can agree to disagree here as I’m not a fan of this design and if you are maybe this product is for you not me. I had hoped that WotC was going to pull through with a product I would like to purchase but I’m not too keen on their continued inelegant design decisions.

No make them like Tasha’s but with different stat blocks and abilities. Why make them so different they don’t even do what their name implies?

I understand that the old spells could slow down the game if you are summoning a bunch of creatures and that it needed to be changed, but I disagree that this is the way to fix it. It should still conjure a creature not some aoe dissociated effect.

I guess I just see this as the wrong way to fix the problem. Does the Druid really need more aoe concentration damage spells? I was really happy with the last few UAs and they just keep taking 1 step forward and 2 steps back for me. I don't need to summon a bunch of low CR monsters but at least...

While that’s good, I’m perplexed why they would make these spells at all. They don’t actually conjure a creature as their names imply (and all of their older version have done). I feel like this is 5e but with disassociated mechanics. It’s like chill touch but worse.

Ugh I hate the new conjure spells. I would rather it be limited to summoning a single creature with a template.

I didn't realize I wanted a PDK/Cavalier mashup until it was mentioned here. I would be cool with this as the fourth Fighter subclass or Rune Knight. Guardian Unwavering Mark When you choose this archetype at 3rd level, you can menace your foes, foiling their attacks and punishing them for...

They should just change it to the creature can’t take reactions this turn.

I would agree with this as I feel it is representative of my experience. I don’t mention my distaste for 4e even though I have extensive experience with it. I played it when it first came out. I bought all the books even the essentials line (this is where I began to like the design more, but...