I have just uploaded D&D 5E Point Buy Calculator (Excel) to the downloads area.
Just as it says, this is a stupidly simple excel based point buy calculator for generating attributes. That's really all it does. Maybe someone will find it useful, because sometimes math is hard.
You can find the...
Just as it says, this is a stupidly simple excel based point buy calculator for generating attributes. That's really all it does. Maybe someone will find it useful, because sometimes math is hard.
Just as it says, this is a stupidly simple excel based point buy calculator for generating attributes. That's really all it does. Maybe someone will find it useful, because sometimes math is hard.
Just as it says, this is a stupidly simple excel based point buy calculator for generating attributes. That's really all it does. Maybe someone will find it useful, because sometimes math is hard.
Just as it says, this is a stupidly simple excel based point buy calculator for generating attributes. That's really all it does. Maybe someone will find it useful, because sometimes math is hard.
Just as it says, this is a stupidly simple excel based point buy calculator for generating attributes. That's really all it does. Maybe someone will find it useful, because sometimes math is hard.
Just as it says, this is a stupidly simple excel based point buy calculator for generating attributes. That's really all it does. Maybe someone will find it useful, because sometimes math is hard.
Also, I love old school Dragonlance. Unfortunately I purchased the Fifth Age box back in 1996 and it soured me on the setting. If I ever run Dragonlance, it'll be War of the Lance era, or pre-cataclysm.
That...is actually pretty brilliant. If you didn't want to go the multiclass route, you could always grab the Magic Initiate feat:
Of course, you'd need a decent Wisdom, so your Über charisma isn't helpful, unless you're doing the aforementioned Devotion paladin channel divinity. But still. If...
You know, I was thinking about this very thing earlier...and nowhere does it say the target has to be hostile, right? You could move the hex to the sacrificial chicken you keep around for just such occasions! Admittedly it would be annoying to maintain concentration for hours and hours at a...
Haven't seen Hex mentioned here, it's a pretty great spell.
Reasons why:
-No save, no to hit roll.
-Casting time is one bonus action
-Disadvantage on ability checks related to one ability...somewhat useful.
-Extra D6 Necrotic damage whenever you hit with an attack.
-Concentration, up to one...
Sure, but that wasn't the original question. Luckily you don't need animal handling to avoid bouncing around the battlefield "all Don Quixote" (awesome reference, btw :D ) The easiest solution (which isn't game breaking, and if I was your DM I'd give it the nod) would be to add animal handling...
Training in animal handling, or lack thereof, has zero bearing on mounted combat. So the default Paladin is as good as anyone else at mounted combat. (Page 198 of your PHB)