just finished running the adventure tonight and...uh...the party never left the house. they solved the case, and i got to run the big fight, and they killed rindle for good...but i rolled ildress as the killer. so they seanced magnus' ghost, learned ailette was involved, managed to get it out of...
oh yeah the problem's been resolved since like an hour after morrus' last comment. i guess pages on the tools website just go offline while they're being edited. honestly this thread could probably just be deleted (p sure a mod would have to do it though) because it ultimately was just me not...
2 - a5e (i'm running steampunkette's night of the knife for some friends tomorrow) and pf2e (i play on saturday mornings). i suspect one of the night of the knife players wants to try running draw steel at some point.
i've also played a custom system by a friend of a friend that doesn't really...
it uh. seems to be simply gone. it's not in the dropdown and trying to access the GPG entries via a blog entry leads to a "Access Denied" page. did something happen?
i find it funny that everyone seems to be complaining about optimization hounding when the point is obviously just about how the background is anti-synergistic with the feat it comes with
forts and...uh...hm. the creature's a tough one. beholders, maybe, just because they're fun and unique to dnd.
in my last campaign i think i actually used dragons more then dungeons. i tend to run large locations less as proper dungeon crawls and more as swat raids. the party was gearing up to...
i don't even think that'd even be a problem if it extended the casting time, but it sounds like it doesn't. so the meteor swarm hypothetical the article poses would just play like "They're casting the spe--AAAAAND they rolled first in initiative. Welp. There goes Waterdeep."
classy.
if the climb speed isn't applicable then...well...the climb speed isn't applicable, is it? i don't think situations where you couldn't use your climb speed anyway are exactly relevant here. maybe i wasn't clear enough about that though.
yeah that's what i was thinking.
okay, but it...doesn't know if you have a climb speed. so it's not...accounting for that. if the monk also has a climb speed i don't see any reason why they couldn't reach and grab a hand hold at the end of it (assuming they could do so with their climb speed anyway).
...if you mean the monk...
it...sounds like it'd be redundant, to me. unless your regular speed is higher then your climb speed, then it just sounds like you effectively have a higher climb speed.