Recent content by Paul Farquhar

The timeline has bounced around between between 1499 and 1503 over the 5e lifetime, it hasn’t advanced in the way we understand linear time!

Your attack action triggers ONE off hand attack. It’s not dependent on how many bonus actions you have.

Nope, only two. Nick only removes the bonus action cost from an off hand attack, it doesn’t let you make another one. You need to do something else with the bonus action it frees up.

This doesn’t look particularly appealing to me. I prefer my space opera at least a little grounded, and not set up as a parody from the start. The players will provide enough silliness without it being built into the rules. This was the problem with Starfinder and Esper Genesis as well. I’m more...

Do that and suddenly the Push weapon mastery becomes much more appealing. And you can use that as many times as you have attacks, no incentive to juggle. The trouble with white room theory crafting is the empty white rooms.

One of the things the "rules allow" is changing any rule that doesn't suit how you play. @Horwath is quite right to change the rules to suit what they want out of them. You don't need professional training or financial incentives to identify when something is or is not enjoyable to play, and...

Yes, I've just been looking at this, and that would be my take as well. Plasmoid and Loxodon might also play the extra limb card.

I saw a similar thing in 3e/Pathfinder. If something has damage reduction don’t try to bypass it, just hit it with a weapon that does more damage.

The character who, when asked to surrender their weapons, pulls out more and more weapons, is quite a common trope. https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/ExtendedDisarming

There haven’t really been any world shaking events for around 12 years now, and the last one reset most things to how they were if 3e. Where things have been changed, its been evolutional, to make some things that looked dated more relevant and playable.

It’s always good if possible. Or do teacher training, the skills are very transferable!

This is quite fun, especially if the players hit them with Daylight as they fly over, and they turn back into cows.

They probably moved on to something less risky, such as online poker.

Rocket science is easy. It's rocket engineering that is hard.

For Monstrous Regiment, it helps if you know what the title is a reference to.