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There are many assumptions in the 2024 Stealth rules to trip you up, but one of the actual oversights (and there are several of them in...

Overall: I like it! It's interesting that they specifically called out how Truestrike absolutely does not work as an attack action...

ChatGPT? EDIT: I should have said Gleemax, lol.

I remember the WotC forums (remember when those were a thing?) had a stickied thread about the "Rules of Hidden Club" just to explain to...

They also rewrote the entire set of rules at one point. I've shared a screenshot in several recent threads ... EDIT: Here we go...

4e went through like 4 different variations over the course of the publishing history before they finally landed on that one. I agree...

In 2014, we changed it to "creatures that can see you gain advantage to attack you." In reality, swinging weapons in darkness is just...

This is where RAI trumps RAW: RAW, attacks aren't affected by the attacker being blinded. RAI, attacks are affected by being blinded...

I must be unusual. I've run several combats/encounters where the target can't be seen. If it makes some sort of attack roll, the...

Don't care. OSR and clones still around. If they're gone as well I have around 500 books/magazines on the shelf. Barely touched a lot...

You misunderstand. The original reference was using your Action to take an additional Bonus Action. In general, Bonus Actions are less...

"Invisible" is the worst thing to ever happen to stealth.

In reality, using two different bonus action abilities on a turn isn't game breaking by any stretch. The only examples I've seen where...

The latest Sage Advice Compendium updates provide official rules clarifications for D&D 2024. Sage Advice is not errata, but acts more...

One more thought: the whole "secrets" thing is just so weird. They had a great opportunity to create an allegory about how keeping...