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This isn't much different from all those who were claiming that all D&D is Planescape because it uses the Multiverse and the Great Ring...

So consider a large dungeon, like say, the Sunless Citadel. It has multiple factions of foes who are hostile to one another. Given the...

I like adv/disadv mechanics, but I would like if it would stack. not a lot, maybe 2 or 3 times max, with EA adding extra d20 if you have...

See what they're talking about is that the fact the text says "if the spell is of a level you can prepare". It doesn't specify that you...

I see what you're getting at. But while you could prepare 3rd level Druid spells in this case, you couldn't actually prepare 3rd level...

Sure but aren't those the same? You can't prepare 3rd level spells as a multiclassed Wiz 4/Druid 1. That means you can't prepare 3rd...

Star Wars d20 (not Saga!) might be obscure...

Read that part about Copying a spell again. "If it's of a level you can prepare" is the key. Now, in the multiclassing section, you...

It probably has more to do with my players than anything else. If there's some "average 5e D&D player" out there, I don't think I've...

I think that might be because you don't often see large amounts of targets for AoE spells. If the system was built to actually allow...

It's wild to me that a rogue could be considered overpowered. Frankly, I don't believe it. I am planning for an upcoming campaign that...

I once accidentally made an encounter slightly harder than intended when I by mistake added four Orcuses instead of four orcs.

Goblins playing ewok with LTH as an excuse to call down powers monsters find when calling down the insurmountable Divine rage found at...

No, since a Wizard can only copy spells that they can prepare: Copying a Spell into the Book.When you find a level 1+ Wizard spell, you...