Recent content by PauloR

I personally prefer less bulky characters to instead have a way of recovering hit points mid fight. I am very happy with A5E decision to make the "heal as a bonus action" feature of the fighter (sorry, forgot the name) into a maneuver everyone that wants staying power (and has access to the...

I agree the monk is not typically the hulkiest guy, but i think he deserves at least a d10. He certainly feels more "in your face" than a ranger (with a d10) or a cleric (d8)

Solution (and im not sure asking for a homebrew solution) seems to be simply increase their hit die (to d10 probably). But i do agree with you, another thing that would change (if i was going to mess with hit dice at all would be to demote ranger to d8. If you want to be in meele and take hits...

Exactly this. A5e monster stat's format, additional info (such as signs and behavior) and features (favourite spells in the stat block, more bonus actions and reactions, legendary resistance have downsides to the creature, etc) are so far superior to any other I ever found that I just want all...

Yeah, i was looking for monster, but i settled for the WOTC version

That's all good, thanks a lot guys. I will look into those

Thanks, I'll checknit out. But they are not in the Monstrous Menagerie with any other name? And if not, are there plans to put them on MM2?

Quick question. What is the equivalent of Yuan ti in A5e? I suppose you could not use the name Yuan ti for "WOTC are a prick" issues

Tha ks, good to know. I thought that was the case but I found best to ask anyway

Bladechanter feat has the two-weapon fighting style (apart from the e levels of wizard and fighter) prerequisite. My question is: is the fighting style prerequisite a fluff thing, or setting dependant or is it crucial for balance? I ask because a player of mine wants to do a dueling bladechanter...

If you are walking on the edge of it yes. But if I know there is a hazard and I don't know how big but still need to traverse it, I would try to go around it by a wide margin, say 30 ft and then try again, if I still take damage, maybe another 15. It's trial and error if you don't know where the...

I'm not sure if it's raw, but they way I've always seen it being ruled is that once you first entered the area (and take your first 2d4 damage) the DM tells the player that the area is dangerous and asks if the PC (or decides if it's a monster) wants to keep moving through there. They don't know...

Makes sense, so it's passive Perception if they don't want to / have no reason to spend and Acton to look for danger. Still seems odd that if they are proficient in Perception and their wis is greater than my wis, they automatically see it. The spell says the area looks natural.

Still curious about the first part though. How have you been adjusting the spell?

My bad, it is indeed 3rd level, I went by memory on this one