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I thought that was saying "He is incredibly shady and not to be trusted in the slightest. Possible unreliable narrator. Look out! Look out!"

Takes me a whole week to make a character. Granted, a week is usually how long I have to make the next one. :P

Axe Beak Mounts were also used in the Neverwinter MMO. That's at least 2013.

The biggest issue is not having enough encounters (even skill challenges) in a day. Which campaign are you running? They are usually generous with encounters, and having so few piques my interest. What are the other classes in the party? This might be a Nova Class vs Short Rest Class issue...

Tasha's has rules about that? I thought that was the PHB. :geek: Runs away and hides.

You know, I never minded the Half-Elf bonuses. It was the normal Human that I struggle with. They are just... so weak.

This was his plan all along. Min/Max the DM!

Ironically, this is a very mythical thing that has happened more than once. Not with Auril obviously, but in the mythology of other cultures. Someone important gets tiffed, and almost wrecks the entire world in what amounts to a tantrum. That's not very fulfilling from a narrative standpoint...

This is definitely true. At my table, intelligent enemies will intentionally provoke to burn OAs from melee characters so squishier characters can move around. Slightly less often from players, but it does happen.

Probably around twice an encounter when specifically playing a Melee PC. I tend to play more tanks than melee DPS though, which probably slants my experience somewhat.

Astral Monk is sooo close to being an armor-wearing monk. Just one tiny tweak and it would be good to go.

Control Warmer! About time. It was getting chilly in here.

That's the one! Resounding Justice.

There was one Devil that became a Planetar. They were not special or unique like most fallen angels are, they just became a bog standard Planetar. Gosh, this is going to take some digging to get her name.

Orgasmic Bliss. That's also why they are usually too distracted to reply, or vague when they do.