I would say all classes have too many spells known/prepared in 2024.
A 5th level warlock in 2014 had 6 spells known and 3 cantrips. In 2024 they have 6-7 more spells known and prepared depending on their subclass, essentially doubling the amount of options. They have more than the wizard!
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Aragorn isnt a D&D ranger as they have existed for the last 25+ years. Probably longer. Middle Earth is clearly not in line with D&D's mechanics since... well, ever. So using it as an excuse to justify a class not using a core foundational aspect of the world as presented by D&D doesnt sit...
LOL, if I don't have a +1 weapon long before 9th level I'd find a new DM.
Can WOTC drop this whole "magic items are optional" crap, at least with the magic item duplicating class?
DM's pick essentially everything about the world, portray virtually every NPC, so for me it is a huge red flag when they cant relinquish control enough to even let the player even pick their own species.
A one level dip gets masteries, second wind and fighting style. A small percent will make it to one use of indom. Virtually no EK's get 3rd attack because D&D is essentially a 10 level game as far as most are concerned.
Moreover, its the whole package. Below 10 an EK gets very little compared...
Like every incarnation of bladesinger, and any other class granting a second attack to a full caster, I disagree with the design. No full caster should get multi-attack.
It invalidates the EK IMO, but that ship sailed.
In my previous game the party was "Three and a half 'lings" and consisted of 3 tieflings and a halfling. It was somewhat intentionally themed where they got together doing a covert mission to a country that used tieflings as shock troops.
The current main party is a dwarf, a goblin and a...
The aura damage is crap. Its insignificant, an irritating die type, and allows a save. It slows the game down for single digit damage which probably won't bloody a large rat. It's the worst kind of AE damage, not enough to even shave a hit off a creature but creating work for the DM in tracking...
Yeah, I'm in an online group with some friends who moved around the country and we rotate who is running, so get in a lot of different games as people want to try out new things. Games in this group tend to be shorter, either one offs, or a contained series of linked adventures.
In person, I...
This year/last I've played 5E D&D, Fate (Dresden Files), Call of Cthulhu, Mothership, Lancer, and Pathfinder 2.
Kind of staggering that so many are JUST D&D here.
Edit: Forgot a one shot for Star Wars and Shadowrun
It also makes easy combat even easier and more predictable. It's a lot of power for a 1st level spell.
I made any given creature immune to the effects until it completes a long rest.
I wont say exclusively, but you need some people looking out for broken stuff and poorly worded rules. A white hat munchkin if you will.
This seemed designed with an attitude of "whatever we do doesnt matter, Rule 0 will fix it"