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Exactly By the time Luke multiclassed to take his first Jedi levels, he was a level 5 farmer faking a pilot who dumped all his luck...

Frodo is a Warlock, Folk Hero background He gets greater invisibility, limited clairvoyance, frightful presence and protection from...

The challenge with this formulation is that it often doesn’t make the character seem like an everyman. On the contrary, it highlights...

A player of mine had a similar argument when they Frightened a monster that was unable to see them due to Invisibility. "I would think...

But they will--almost surely--be expected to do so. Which is the whole point of actually nailing down basic, commonly-important...

They could, however, command you to fall prone, which doesn't even take an action.

Oh, the "No Profession" Profession? I mean, kind of, but it's really more about building a jack of all trades, as I recall. - I don't...

that is it, a feat should not be niche, or it should be with added caveat, that you can pick two niche feats instead of a normal...

this, there is room for almost any monster that is not basic humanoid/beast to have some resitance/immunity/vulnerability. I.E...

Honestly, given how rare vulnerability of any kind is? I'd say "extra effects" really aren't that much rarer than vulnerability to any...

this is the problem, it SHOULD be strong. now, if we got a feat to pick every level instead of every 4 levels, I would not min a miss...

I'm not talking about 5MWD, but it can be related to that. I am talking that in designing encounters and ability to take short rest or...

on this whole Short-Long rest debacle; either make Short rests short again; 1-5 min long(possible with a limit on how much per long...

If characters go down in combat, Healing Word is the most efficient way to get them back up without minimal loss to action economy. If...

My point was that a non-spellcaster healer very nearly doesn't exist in 5e. You have the Healer feat and....that's pretty much literally...