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Chaosmancer reacted to Voranzovin's post in the thread D&D General Wizards are not rational/scientists with
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I've always liked the idea that wizards are perfectly sane and rational (or at least, no more or less likely to be sane then anyone... -
Chaosmancer reacted to EzekielRaiden's post in the thread D&D General Wizards are not rational/scientists with Like.
See, based on the title, I thought this was gonna go in a very different direction. That is...my big problem with Wizards is that none...
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Chaosmancer reacted to Aldarc's post in the thread D&D General Wizards are not rational/scientists with Like.
No worries. One thing that I appreciate about Eberron is that it bothers thinking about what D&D style magic would mean for economies...
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Chaosmancer reacted to Ancalagon's post in the thread D&D General Need wheat. Too dangerous. (worldbuilding) with Like.
I've been thinking a lot about this and necromancy. Imagine the local necromancer raises some ancestors to help with the harvest (as...
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Chaosmancer replied to the thread D&D 5E Buffing monks: with simple changes..I agree, but I also think that is because consistent defensive abilities are... hard. There aren't a lot of dials that are easy to turn...
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Chaosmancer reacted to clearstream's post in the thread D&D 5E Buffing monks: with simple changes. with Like.
Everyone gets a spike, save rogues because their progression is more continual. Well, in most whiteroom analysis, defenses do not...
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Chaosmancer replied to the thread D&D 5E Buffing monks: with simple changes..See, but the "without increasing maximum damage" is the point we are saying is actually part of the problem. Because around level 11 the...
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Chaosmancer replied to the thread D&D 5E Buffing monks: with simple changes..While fair, making a 3-D battle space where people can be flung off cliffs boosts other people (the Warlock with repelling blast can...
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Chaosmancer reacted to clearstream's post in the thread D&D 5E Buffing monks: with simple changes. with Like.
Absolutely agree. The concept for monk is stymied by the action economy. The designers ought to have been more generous in their...
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Chaosmancer replied to the thread D&D 5E Buffing monks: with simple changes..I can definetly see this as a result of attempting to diversify the classes, but the problem is that, frankly, these are the only two...
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Chaosmancer reacted to ECMO3's post in the thread D&D 5E What do you think of Fizban's races, subclasses feats and spells? with Like.
Writing out spells, feats, abilities etc takes a ton of time in a group and every class gets something at every level. Much of this is...
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Chaosmancer reacted to Oofta's post in the thread D&D General Need wheat. Too dangerous. (worldbuilding) with Like.
Mold earth is one of the few spells in the book (barring some druid things) that would be useful outside of combat. It's just an...
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Chaosmancer reacted to Oofta's post in the thread D&D General Need wheat. Too dangerous. (worldbuilding) with Like.
Except move earth is a cantrip, a beginner's intro to magic spell. Doesn't even need to be a 1st level caster. The other thing is that...
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Chaosmancer replied to the thread D&D General Need wheat. Too dangerous. (worldbuilding).How common are Elves? Variant humans can get the Magic Initiate Feat which gives a cantrip. It is a druid cantrip as well, which means...
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Chaosmancer replied to the thread D&D 5E Buffing monks: with simple changes..Cavalier bonuses to reaction attacks? 10th level they get more reaction attacks, allowing them to more reliably make 3 attacks per round...