Recent content by GarrettKP

You really don’t, since the spellcasters now have a base attack that keeps them at the minimum damage threshold for their CR. Just Arcane Burst or whatever it is during your other fights (also, almost no tables run 8 fights in an adventuring day).

It is basically only for 2024, with the meet of the content being the 2024 Artificer, Dragonmarks as Backgrounds (which are very different than in 2014), 2024 versions of the Eberron species, and Bastion options (which aren’t in 2014).

I mean, it’s usable still. But the bigger problem is their power level. Any stat blocks using spell slots for casters was designed before WotC shifted their math and gave monsters the bump they needed to meet their CR, especially at higher levels. I’ve run a level 20 fight against one of the...

You really don’t. They have X/day uses, same as any full caster with their spell slots. If they are going to be around later, just recharge their uses the next day. Not that hard.

I disagree with this. The monsters absolutely need an update. The best way to tell what monsters are leaning into the 2024 designs is to look at Spellcasting. And in Rising, almost all of the spellcasters still use the Spell Slot method. It’s clunky and clumsy and bad monster design.

I’ve run the entire Oracle of War campaign for my players, 1-20, and we had a blast.

Chapter 4: After securing the relic, the expedition returns to Sharn but is attacked in the skies over the city as agents of rival factions fight for the item. The Artillerist and Armorer escape on a Lyrandar Skyskiff and manage to lose their pursuers in a chase through the city. The two...

Chapter 3: The Alchemist recruits a Changling Armorer Archeologist from Morgrave University and hires an expedition to the Crab Temple in Xen'drik. The Armorer departs on an Air Cruiser piloted by a Shifter Artillerist of House Lyrandar. On arrival, the Armorer suits up to take on the Order of...