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1d6+level temp HP, flight, 300 feet darkvision, and half cover was too disruptive?! Wait until you hear about a Warlock who knows how to...

That's not an argument. Is has been a staple for Wizard optimizers for over a decade. It's in practically every guide. And Druids can do...

I've played it plenty of times. Never ever ran into issues. But I've heard that certain types of DMs don't want to deal with it...

That is reasonably foreseeable. No, just no. If it's RAW and the DM wants to divert from RAW, it's on him, not the player who wants to...

Where in the rules does it say that the creature isn't willing after failing the save? From what passages in the rules or the glossary...

Actually, that is exactly what Enchantment spells do and what the Charmed condition is. The Charmed condition says "The charmer has...

You are correct that the target has to be willing. But that the target of the Suggestion spell would not count as willing is an...

All optimizers know it and use it. It's pretty common. And pretty much every tier list mentions it as the top Wizard subclass, so it's...

It's from Explorer's Guide to Wildemount which is an official publication by WotC with Matt Mercer as the lead writer. It's what you...

We can try and Eberron-break the Warrior of the Mystic Arts monk.

Not overlooked. Just unimpressed when compared to a Chronurgy Wizard who can enter combat with two summoned Dragons at level 10 and...

Yes, any Wizard can do it with a level 6 spell slot. The only difference for the Enchanter is that they can do it with a level 5 spell...

Not really top 5, no. Any Wizard can upcast spells, so twinning Enchantment spells is only impactful at lower levels and you only get it...

If that's what your DM rules, cool. With the potential of using a heavy weapon with Great Weapon Master, I, however, do not see a major...

This other thread made me think of that one. Let some mistletoe float over the staff 😂 Post in thread 'Check Out This Early Arcana...