D&D (2024) I just got a 2024 PHB From Gen Con. AMA!

[Parmandur]

Thank you for the response — Bizarre that they didn’t name options under the cleric domains.

It's sn interesting decision, but leaving religion to the DM makes a lot of sense: the DMG will provide a Greyhawk pantheon abd so on.

 

[Groudon466]

What are the specific changes to Wish?

 

[Scribe]

Seeing the new Influence rules, and having a good chuckle, how much is Alignment leveraged or mentioned throughout the book/rules?

Same as 2014, more, less?

 

[Kobold Stew]

QUESTION: What's been said about Languages? I don't think they're in backgrounds or species...

 

[pukunui]

This may be too much work, or perhaps you could just show us the Druid’s spell list, but I am curious to know how many druid spells still require concentration? One issue I have with the 2024 druid is that so many of their spells require it.

 

[mellored]

QUESTION: What's been said about Languages? I don't think they're in backgrounds or species...

Someone said they split them into common (elf, dwarf, ect...) and rare (Celestial, abysal, ect...).

And you can only pick from the common ones to start with.

Not sure where the choice went, but it still exsist.

 

[Kobold Stew]

Someone said they split them into common (elf, dwarf, ect...) and rare (Celestial, abysal, ect...).

And you can only pick from the common ones to start with.

Not sure where the choice went, but it still exist.

That's...pretty ideal.

(I can see a case for n=knowing one uncommon language, but not more than that).

I doubt they have gone back to using your int mod for languages known, but I can hope!

 

[Parmandur]

That's...pretty ideal.

(I can see a case for n=knowing one uncommon language, but not more than that).

I doubt they have gone back to using your int mod for languages known, but I can hope!

I mean, they may have! It would be less of a problem than Species or Background.

 

[Kinematics]

For Great Weapon Master, is the proficiency bonus to damage bonus for all attacks or just one per turn?

It says "When you hit a creature with a Heavy weapon as part of the Attack action on your turn..." So I assume it'd apply to multiple attacks!

For clarity, that's how the UA version of the feat read at the start of the description as well. The limitation to only once per turn was tucked away at the end. I guess the original question was whether that limitation was still at the end of the feat description.

 

[Crimson Longinus]

Have the rules for critical hits changed?