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IMO most battlemaster maneuvers are actions that are already possible but with superiority dice as bonus on top. I'll allow all martials...

I was running a sword 'n' board 2024 fighter champion using DDB last night when I posted, and I think part of my frustration is how DDB...

The added class features for fighters, combined with weapon properties/masteries, has frustrated me when playing fighters, which used to...

That Excelsior is the Frank Lloyd Wright-iest ship ever. I love the lines on that things.

As those of you who have followed my posts on here may know, I have a recurring mantra that D&D is as much a DIY hobby as it is a game...

As someone about to wrap up an A5E campaign, maneuvers were what we thought we wanted but weren't actually what we wanted. It's the...

For most of that the resource you should be spending is time. Any such actions would require you to stop dedicating yourself solely to...

People usually see battlemaster and its maneuver system as a cure for the issue of the martial caster gap, and i can understand why...

Well, go have fun by yourself, I guess?, if you're going to snarkily shoot down the fun others have speculating, which is some...

Maybe the ship has four legs in the morning, and three legs in the evening?

Maybe whatever means they use to travel to another universe causes some details to change with them.

It probably means that they use a three-legged ship in the FF origin story, and a 4-legged ship later when they reach the rest of the MCU.

To break things down Stan Lee along with Jack Kirby created the Fantastic Four, but since neither one is still with us, the way they are...

Yes The Excelsior as seen throughout the trailers has three legs. The ship seen in the Thunderbolts* post-credit scene has four.

Having looked around a bit, it might be more specific - it sounds like original filming didn't give an origin of the Silver Surfer, so...