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i mean, i think james really put it best: edit: removed the part of the quote about backgrounds because i think at least 2014 backgrounds are fine as is, honestly, and i only took the part james said about feats anyway

i have a...poor opinion on 2024, so i probably wouldn't pick this up. kind of a shame, because it sounds sick as hell otherwise.

im actually particularly interested in the settlement rules and how far they can expand

mechanical precedent is mechanical precedent. you can house rule otherwise but it probably won't feel right. just as a reminder, the earliest you can possibly have a 4th degree maneuver is level 12. that's 6th level spells for spellcasters. i think i can believe the guy who can keep up with...

nothing i can think of. a feat would be the easy way to do it, but a stance would make the most sense - the problem is that, the way maneuver traditions are structured, it doesn't really make sense to just "add more" to a preexisting tradition, so precedent would require its own entire tradition...

do you mean giving thrown weapons the reach property?

the added line of "access to a forge" implies smith's tools don't include one (which the tool description says outright)...so i'd probably say a portable forge is, like, a 10 gp item that's like 20 pounds and counts as a bulky item, that can be used in place of a forge. or you could increase the...

i remember in a campaign that's currently on hiatus we had to climb up a large cliff face in a hostile plane with flying creatures harassing us to reach an objective. we didn't roll anything to climb the cliff face. we just slowly moved up it while we had a conversation between the party and...

wait i might buy this one on release those first two articles sound sick

that's your boot gun

adventurers wield m16s and trench guns instead of bows and swords. well cultured adventurers wield ar10s and auto 5s.

i let my warlock player have all his pact spells always prepared and i didn't notice any balance issues with it.

1. add them to the herald spell list. adding spells to your prepared list is baked into the paladin class, not its subclasses. the herald doesn't share it so it doesn't get to do it 2. probably to help avoid choice paralysis. i had a herald in the last campaign i ran and she seemed to be fine...

oh boy, zeitgeist shilling time

honestly if my players asked if they could take a bonus action as an action i'd probably allow it so long as they're aware it's a house rule.

...have...what...?

if i want to be pedantic, there's TECHNICALLY nothing stopping that from actually happening in eberron. it would just be obscenely unlikely to the point of practical impossibility. if i DON'T want to be pedantic,