Ovinomancer
No flips for you!
Gotcha.Your honor, I would now like to present exhibit B
Gotcha.Your honor, I would now like to present exhibit B
Alright guys, lets just hug this out.
Exhibit C?I would, but I think the sequence would go something like:
- I'd accidentally step on someone's toes without realizing it. I'm kind of a klutz sometimes.
- I'd then be accused of assault.
- Confused by this, I'd ask what I had done.
- I'd then be accused of a cover-up and lying about inflicting grievous bodily harm.
- Once again, I'd ask what I had done.
- A lawsuit is filed suing me for defamation of character.
- After reviewing video of the incident I would realize what I had done and apologize for it.
- The accuser just laughs at my "pitiful attempt at spin"
- Even more confused and thinking maybe I was just missing something ask once more for clarification.
- The only response I get is "stop calling me a liar" and the accuser walking off in a huff.
This of course is pure conjecture, any resemblance to thread interactions is purely coincidental.
Kitting is a valid tactic - even if you don't do much damage, if you drag foes away from the party...Ranged rogue is fairly useless the exception being assassin with hand crossbow and the crossbow expert feat.
I had players who ran around doing f all. His wizard friend would use misty step and spam fire bolt a lot. The idiot thought dealing 5.5 damage or 11 damage was worth wasting daily slots on.
Best debuff is death.
These players are basically disruptive. At best it's annoying at the worst they get other players killed. Ended up booting them as they were the CN stereotype or chaotic stupid.

(Dungeons & Dragons)
Rulebook featuring "high magic" options, including a host of new spells.