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Innate Sorcery doesn’t say spell attack rolls. It says "the attack rolls", plural. No limit on what kind of rolls they need to be. I...

As written, yes. As intended? Probably. Why wouldn't it? Why single out this one spell?

That's how you know D&D was invented in Wisconsin.

Since nobody as brought it up, and there is a lot of discussion going on about how much you can drink... The 2014 PHB includes "drink...

Could just be sturdy. Nobody likes broken healing potions. :geek:

"A typical potion consists of 1 ounce of liquid in a vial." The entry on the equipment list presumably includes the container, as well...

Not to mention that in terms of all the things that are supposedly doable in 6 seconds of combat, the act of chugging a potion falls...

Realism in a fantasy game featuring combat (and magic) is such a dead end argument for me. Consider that no one blinks at the idea that...

I don't really get the realism argument. Assuming a six second round, with lots of circling around and casting spells and such... how...

Arguably, using an accessible potion should have been an Interaction in the first place.

Ramekin? Like what you make creme brulee in?

Well, it is kind of a white room thing. The designers assumed more exploring, and more pressure by the GM. But the typical playstyle...

I usually only make major encounters hard. It's okay for things to be a bit swingy, when the PCs know the fate of the kingdom/universe/...

The game plays better if the DM is ready for the boss to go down quickly sometimes, and if the players are sometimes attacked when they...