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My solution is always two-fold: 1) Halve (rounded down, minimum 1) all resources that recover on long rest. 2) Fill dungeon and...

I am really interested in your reports from your table! I once already considered something like the escalation die from 13th age for my...

Rethinking Pacing in D&D: From Anti-Climactic to Crescendo Lately we have had two great threads here about pacing problems in the...

My stance is still that, regardless of whether or not you feel it's easy to mess with LTH (and similar magic) in your game, you...

Spirit Guardians is useless if the goblins don't go into melee. Like come on. Goblins are ambush fighters. They use elevated...

AI is wrong and the math is off. If we follow the 2024 rules, a high difficulty (the new deadly) encounter for 4 level 5 PCs is worth...

I was toying with the Idea of switching to seconds. A round for a character is 6 seconds. Actions as normal are 4 seconds, bonus actions...

I mean I get that, but it takes some work behind the scenes if you want to avoid "quantum ogres"- ie, introducing problems that they...

Maybe something as simple as a luck point for the DM per short rest and 3 for a long rest with no maximum cap for luck point numbers.

I'm playing with the Idea, for within one encounter, to make it like this: Some high impact spells have casting time of 1,5 rounds -...

Hrm - my current game runs on XP, while Level 1 took 1 session (a session being 4 to 6 hours), going from level 2 to level 3 took 4...

Yes, I also checked my calculations from the 'Wizard vs Fighter - The Math' thread, which still uses 2014 characters. According to my...

To be fair, I'm concentrating on long rest abuse, because I haven't seen short rest abuse at my games, yet.

Hrm, yes and no. The loss of the multiplier increases a fight against 2 monsters by 50% and against 3 to 6 monsters by 100%, against 7...

But if it expects at totally rested party in 5.5e, it already expected one in 5e, because the tables only have minor adjustment. Argh...