The closest thing to a burst breath weapon in 5e that I could find is the Amethyst Dragon's Explosive Crystal legendary action from Fizban's Treasury of Dragons (page 160)
Explosive Crystal (Costs 3 actions): The dragon spits an amethyst that explodes at a point it can see within 60 feet of it...
More like a racial feat for the Dragonborn. ;)
True. A breath weapon that does a burst area of effect is more akin to a dragon or dragonborn spitting a portion of it at someone instead of the whole thing. ;)
Currently in 5e D&D (and as far as I know), breath weapons produce two Areas of Effect-either a line breath weapon or a cone breath weapon. I haven't seen any breath weapons with a burst area of effect. Why is that? curious
My fellow players and I have been playing in Baldur's Gate: Descent into Avernus for well over a year now. We all started out as strangers just entering the town when a member of the Flaming Fists decided to 'draft' us into solving a problem they were facing with the followers of Zariel. Now...
In Pathfinder 2nd edition, multi-class archetypes and archetypes are basically a collection of feats. To pick up an archetype in that RPG, all you need to do is pick up a dedication feat and whatever archetype feats you would like your character to have. A5e has something similar now thanks to...
https://cdn.vox-cdn.com/thumbor/CtcWVmTw2x__N8mHagsouPtBoGM=/0x0:1280x720/1200x800/filters:focal(375x67:579x271)/cdn.vox-cdn.com/uploads/chorus_image/image/59856907/thor_korg.0.jpg I can imagine the Rockborn from the Dungeon Delver's Guide looking like this fella here. I am close? ;)
Agreed. The artwork in the Adventurer's Guide is a little better than the stuff in the Monstrous Menagerie. But the level of crunch in this book makes up for it. In O5e, the narrator had to figure out all of the stuff you just mentioned on their own. Which for some, I can imagine, was pretty...
D&D 5E - What (if anything) do you find "wrong" with 5E? The link here covers what if anything did anyone find wrong with 5e. I would like this thread to cover the stuff that Level Up: Advanced 5th Edition fixed with regards to 5e D&D.
1) Origins-Heritages and Cultures. In O5e, if you were a...
I've been playing 5e D&D for well over a year now (my party is currently in Hell. :p Baldur's Gate: Descent into Avernus). My current issues with 5e are:
1) Having to decide between an ASI and a Feat. It's an either/or thing. I liked how 3e allowed you to have both.
2) Two-Weapon Fighting...
You know they have been toned down. I know they have been toned down. But does your average spelljammer know this? ;) I mean, there are so many stories about these Halfling-like beings flying about.... ;)