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D&D should include Festivus rules including Feats of Strength and wrestling and pinning the DM. 😁

I think that it also has changed over the editions. 5e characters have soo many more options from 1e days where they now have feats and...

It's way deeper than that even I think! It's a fundamental part of Western (and I suspect Eastern, and probably African and Oceanian...

I still have cable although the TV has some Samsung thing built in with some channels. Firestick turns on the others things like Disney...

Pompus Assintent was a PC of a friend back in 2e days. He was a minor lord from a far away place and been sent to this land by his...

I think the first game my son played with us in when he was 8 has magical food in it. He jumped up and said, "Don't eat it- its...

I find it a little unusual that you don't need to roll to hit someone to end a condition with the spell, but you do in order to banish...

The checks for the initial teleport and dispel attempt were good calls, perhaps even leaning a tiny bit on the generous side. The...

I don't know of any RAW that says that. I actually only know two other touch offensive spells: "Inflict Wounds" and "Shocking Grasp"...

Okay, for Dispel Evil and Good and the "touch" part, you handled it pretty well. RAW, "touching a creature" for a spell usually implies...

I was thinking of a DC15 for the ability check and likely would have let him land ok if he rolled a 13 or 14, with maybe some penalty...

I also would have gone with a touch roll, but I'd have gone the 3e route. Most of a dragon's AC comes from it's thick hide, which isn't...

Maybe I’ve played too much 2e and 3e, where touch attacks were a thing, but I would have required an attack roll for the touch too...

I also would not add an attack roll to break enchantment. There is none in the spell, and considering that breaking someone out of a...

Sounds like it turned out to be a fun encounter! In the end, that's all that matters. I've second guessed myself countless times after...