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I can see larger towns actually using AM fields to circumvent magic users. Actually, that gives me a good idea for a few adventure hooks. The party having to go to a town to complete some mission and suddenly finds that they cannot use magic and in order to enter must leave their weapons under...

Sorcerers and Wizards don't have proficiency in clubs, so they'd still view them as candlesticks and use a d4. At which point the Tavern Brawler feat would allow them to gain their proficiency and other bonuses gained from the feat. The interesting question that then comes to mind is if TB...

I do not understand how someone can read the entry for Improvised Weapons and come to that conclusion in regards to the Tavern Brawler feat. If the DM decides that a candlestick is like a club, the candlestick IS a club and gains the club's stats. At which point it is no longer truly an...

To me, the "intent" of the Tavern Brawler feat is very apparent when you look at the 'improvised weapons' entry on pages 147 and 148 of the PHB. Improvised Weapons Sometimes characters don’t have their weapon s and have to attack with whatever is close at hand. An improvised weapon includes...

Uh, per my reading of the 'weapon proficiency' entry on page 146 of the PHB, no where does it state that a PC unproficient in a weapon cant use said weapon at it's full damage dice. The attack roll just does not benefit from the character's proficiency bonus. Congrats, that wizard can wield that...

For those of you who have problems with BA, I'd ask you how you would have solved the problem yourself. As someone who has a very little bit of experience in game design I know that often the mechanics and game systems you create do not always work as you have intended or even as you would like...

Personally, I plan on treating the Manuals/Tomes as there being only one of each in existence and each vanishing after use to reappear randomly again after another 100 years.