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I forgot it gives some visibility guidelines too Audible distance Trying to be quiet 2d6 x5 feet Normal noise level 2d6 x10 feet Very loud 2d6 x50 feet Visibility Outdoors Clear day, no obstructions 2 miles Rain 1 mile Fog 100-300 feet From a height x20

It's often overlooked as it isn't truely RaW but the official DM screen does have rules/suggestions for the distance sounds travel. No idea how it ended up there but not in the books :confused:

That sage advice isn't even a ruling just a blatant restating of the RaW with an example. Feel free to counterspell counterspells all day long. Bonus points for extending the counterspell chain.

Most spells that have a duration for one. They generally have a range requirement at onset. Unless otherwise noted they don't automatically dissipate when the caster walks away. Side note: pet peeve of mine but Crawford tweets are not sage advice.

I suppose we see the potential for ambiguity in the first sentence differently. Since I see little to none IMO ruling otherwise would have opened a can of worms for any other single action that has lingering effects and a range requirement at onset. If you want to take an action and use...

Like a lot of his other twitter rulings JC didn't really have a lot of choice. Intended interaction or not there'd have to be errata to rule any other way. I agree with the cheesiness, I only used the option with my chain lock when we were in real trouble because it just felt off having an...

The full relevant Help action text: "Alternatively, you can aid a friendly creature in attacking a creature within 5 feet of you. You feint, distract the target, or in some other way team up to make your ally’s attack more effective. If your ally attacks the target before your next turn, the...

Just a red herring with some weird side effects afaik.

...is that a common thing at your table?

I had my players roll for them ( I nixed one I didn't like) and gave them a brief teaser of the information. They then had the option of incorporating it into their backstory or not. It actually ended up working better than I had expected. That said the retooled list above does sound more...

I don't recall the Howling hall lore (we haven't made it that far) but you could make the carvings relatively recent additions from when the hall was used as a neutral meeting ground for the cults at some point in the past.

Personally I don't think its a weird or convoluted change just unfortunate game term verbiage. It was a much simpler fix than having to put a disclaimer tag on every ability that required a weapon but didn't want to work with unarmed and less sloppy than a "commonsense" disclaimer on unarmed...

The person who asked before me has received a response and the RaI made clear. The weapon portion of GFB et al is not inherently magical for resistance purposes. https://twitter.com/JeremyECrawford/status/687819318038409216

seebs Agreed. As an aside IMO a lot of the weirdness comes from the different meaning(s) cast had when spells are involved. While cast generally means throw/emit/direct/shoot spells often use it in the metal working sense to mean shaping/molding. The meanings are generally delineated by...

This statement misrepresents the text which i directly quoted But and then are different and the difference matters in this context. I drove home normally but stopped at the convenience store. I drove home normally then stopped at the convenience store. Different words different implications I...

Please don't misrepresent the ready spell text. The text uses "but" not "then". One implies an exception the other completion and an order. "Normal" spell casting generally includes the effects as can be seen with how it interacts with cast(s) a spell triigers. Ready actions may or may not...

It may or may not be implied, really depends on the reader. Perhaps we'll get a response on the intended meaning. For the time being any rule interpretation that requires one reading or the other to be a fact is built on shaky ground.

A little off topic but this statement is incorrect, you can have a reaction on your own turn. The standard example is counterspelling someone trying to counterspell you.

Ya, if someone thought of that tactic I might allow it as one off and then warn the party against future attempts. I might send a tweet about intended timings for features that rely on cast(s) a spell and where they fit with a readied spell. I have a both a storm and wild sorcerer in my party...

I'd have llarakh flee and return later. Maybe with the ankheds from the cult reprisals or in the monastery. If the party asks around town for information about a man and potential hiding spots I'm sure the party could be directed to the necromancer and the crypt encounters. Baraguatus could...