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Whack-a-mole is an ever-present complaint about 5e combat

People would surely use it a ton more often if it actually revived the ally. I think this looks great, actually.

You are always proficient in your pact weapon.

They’d use it a lot more if it gave the target an HP back and did some damage to enemies around the target

Dungeons & Dragons has announced a new Unearthed Arcana focused on horror subclasses. The new UA, available now on D&D Beyond...

I still read this differently, but if this truly should be RAI, this gets the award for the most stupid D&D rule ever for me. Get this...

I'll just echo others here. You do not need Phandelver at all. Heck, you barely need a town to be honest. The adventure spends...

Honestly, being tacked on and not well integrated is one of the main criticisms of the book (why bother with expanding on Lost Mines of...

That seemed to line up with my initial skim of various reviews and discussions, but I wanted to make sure. I was considering using it or...

As much as any adventure requires the players to have a bond with the local community. Such a bond can help players get invested in the...

Other than it being by far the strongest part of the module, I don’t think you actually need Lost Mine at all to run the rest of...

Thinking about this very common house rule regarding blindness, that the disadvantage from it can’t be cancelled out by advantage makes...

That’s the main point of contention, yes.

I was wondering if I had missed something or if there was any other distinction in the 2024 rules, which I'm taking by your post and...

In all of the posts of mine that you’ve responded to I’ve said the same thing about it saying the DM determines when circumstances are...