Recent content by TheSethGrey

Hopefully this doesn't count as a Necro, but I have a question for the seemingly wise and knowledge people within this thread. If I were to write an adventure, a murder mystery, and within this adventure I made references to players needing to make investigation checks or medicine checks would...

Wow, thanks! This is really helpful!

Any chance you could take some pictures of the minis? I can't seem to find any online and I like to know what's in the boosters before I go and buy one, but if not your list is still amazingly helpful, so thank you good sir.

Hello everyone, I am new to the forum here, been lurking about since a little before D&D Next came out, but I think it's finally time I contributed something rather than asking a ton of rules questions. So, I present to you the Tinker, a class from the 3.5 Warcraft RPG books, and one of my...

Sorry, wasn't fully paying attention, trying to convert a 3.5 class to 5e so my attention is a little divided.

So, I may have missed this in the rules, but how are large Vehicles handled? Say there's a giant statue that magical can moved when operated in it's head, are there rules that governor what checks should be made? Do we just use normal mounted rules?

I dumb, carry on, not sure how I missed that though.

I don't see how this works, since you'll get magically secrets at 6th level, when you can cast only level 3 spells, and even if you multiclass into a caster class then go 6 into bard I find the wording on Magical secrets a bit odd. It says the Bard Table, which normally wouldn't bother me, but...

I'd argue that Warlock's last 3 levels are pretty meh, and so taking a dip is less harmful for Warlocks. Of course this doesn't hold true to all classes.

That's where you're wrong, there are Paladin Spell slots, the spell slots you get as a Paladin, of course they go away as soon as you Multiclass in favor for shared Spell slots, with the exception of Warlock spell slots which come from Pact Magic. There in lies the problem, since it states you...

All you gotta do is get that True Polymorph man, make that beholder polymorph permanent.

I had said something here that was incorrect, my bad.

In theory yes, but I'll get Polymorph at around level 8, and turn into a T-Rex which has I think... +4 to con? It's a decent amount, but it's AC is piss poor. The question is how much damage will I be taking around level 8, that way I can figure out my average DC.

So if you Polymorph yourself and take damage, I assume you have to make a Con Save to keep the Polymorph active, but reading through Polymorph it doesn't sound like the feats I take stay with me when I polymorph, so there's no reason to take feats to give me bonuses to con saves. Do you guys...

Yeah, there's a race in this setting that can't die of age, so that's something that might very well happen, so I'll roll with the punches if the group picks characters that don't age as quickly as humans do.