Recent content by mellored

The initial feat is genrally weak. The basic feats are generally strong. Overall I would say it is generally worth it, but it depends on your build.

Overall I would say fighters are better off dealing damage. Make use of the +2 to hit. If you want a front line tank, then be a Champion or maybe a monk.

I have always though this as a major issues in all versions. There really needs to be a "flee" action. Probably requiring you to drop your weapons, gear, and take some damage, but still allowing people to walk into dragons layer, and get out. A spell would be good too. I.e. "Emergency Exit"...

Some quick math... Electric arc (2 actions) does 1d4+4*2 targets = 13 * 50% = 6.5. +6.5 * .5 (save for half) =9.75 And once per 10 minute rest, evokers (since I am comparing damage) can fling a 1d4+1 force bolt for 1 action. = 13.25 Magic missile can take 1 to 3 actions. But with 120' range...

Here's my current houserules for the alchemist. Perpetual Infusion (lesser) at level 3 instead of 7 Perpetual Potency (minor) at level 7 instead of 11 Perpetual Efficacy (greater) at level 11 instead of 17 Perpetual Perfection (major) at level 17 Mutigenist gets Training in medium armor...

All the other classes seem very well balanced. Just the alchemist / item levels seem off. (like the 5e beastmaster). I think they just need to move Perpetual Infusions/Potency/Perfection (at-will potions that only you can use) down 5 levels. Then you would have slightly-better-than-cantrip...

The core concept works well. The action economy works. But the whole item list seems like it's a tier behind. By the time you get at-will 1d6 bombs, the wizard has at-will 2d6 acid splash, plus a bunch of spells. It just seems like there was miscommunication between the person who made the...

I would defiantly want to give it a try. But, I don't have a group at the moment.

I find it to be a lot closer to 5e than 4e. For instance, classes get a similar 5e mix at-will, short rest (focus) and long rest(daily). Fighters are just at-will for example. Spells are pretty close to 5e, getting 3 of each level, can cast in higher level slots for extra, and only the DC of...

IMO: If an enemy has not seen you use this trick, you gain advantage. If the enemy has fallen for the trick, you get disadvantage for a number of days equal to their intelligence.

IMO: If an enemy has not seen you use this trick, you gain advantage. If the enemy has fallen for the trick, you get disadvantage for a number of days equal to their intelligence.

I also like Lelouch as a warlord type. In paticular, he's physically weak and slow, and even in a mech he can't do much besides shout commands. https://myanimelist.net/character/417/Lelouch_Lamperouge

You could have also gone with point buy. Great feats are 5 points, good feats are 4 points, weak feats are 3 points, and linguist is 1 point, etc... You could also segregate the points. Combat points, social points, etc...

They said most feats would be open, and there would only be a few chains. And most of those would be only 2 or 3 deep.

Some of the feats require "Dedication tax" first, but nothing is mentioned about taking the rest in any particular order. It also seems like the those feats are more powerful than the generic feats. So you are rewarded for your dedication. This grants many of the benefits of the Toughness and...