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UngainlyTitan replied to the thread (rant) Exhausting brain fog replies.Sory to hear about your mother-in-law, I nursed my mother to her end with dementia, and it can be very tough to live with. The thing... -
UngainlyTitan reacted to Parmandur's post in the thread D&D General Former WotC Employee Greg Bilsland Returning to D&D? with
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Certainly wise to never underestimate the human capacity to make mistakes, but I think that the success of the 2024 rules may have given... -
So I decided to pivot the group to a dungeon adventure (the Lost City from Goodman's OAR series, if you're curious). There's a degree of...
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UngainlyTitan replied to the thread D&D General Former WotC Employee Greg Bilsland Returning to D&D?.Fair enough but nothing to do with whether WoTC will make radical changes to D&DBeyond to accommodate similar changes in the structure...
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UngainlyTitan reacted to Parmandur's post in the thread D&D General Former WotC Employee Greg Bilsland Returning to D&D? with Like.
In terms of sheer possible outcomes in the physical world? Yup, sure, possible. Just seems unlikely, and every product thst gets added...
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UngainlyTitan reacted to Clint_L's post in the thread D&D (2024) Multiclassing: Slots and Prepared Spells with Like.
Not at all. Both the rule and intent seem obvious: you can't use multi-classing to get around normal spell level restrictions.
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UngainlyTitan reacted to MerricB's post in the thread D&D (2024) Multiclassing: Slots and Prepared Spells with Like.
You don't prepare for slots. :) The 2024 text says "You determine what spells you can prepare for each class individually, as if you...
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UngainlyTitan reacted to Kobold Stew's post in the thread D&D (2024) Multiclassing: Slots and Prepared Spells with Like.
I do not believe there is any room for doubt as to what is being said in the PHB. The example given on p. 44 is of a Ranger 4/Sorc 3...
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UngainlyTitan reacted to Kobold Stew's post in the thread D&D (2024) Multiclassing: Slots and Prepared Spells with Like.
But you're not a singe-classed Wizard. p. 44 on multiclassing says the multiclassing rules supercede once you've multiclassed.
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UngainlyTitan reacted to Charlaquin's post in the thread D&D (2024) Multiclassing: Slots and Prepared Spells with Like.
Spells are prepared for each class individually, and neither a 3rd level Wizard nor a 9th level Arcane Trickster Rogue can prepare 3rd...
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UngainlyTitan reacted to Clint_L's post in the thread D&D (2024) Multiclassing: Slots and Prepared Spells with Like.
Seems pretty straightforward: "This table might give you spell slots of a higher level than the spells you prepare. You can use those...
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UngainlyTitan reacted to jmartkdr2's post in the thread D&D (2024) Multiclassing: Slots and Prepared Spells with Like.
2014 rules: Prepare spells as though each class was entirely separate. As a 9th level arcane trickster, you know 3 cantrips and 6...
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UngainlyTitan replied to the thread D&D General Former WotC Employee Greg Bilsland Returning to D&D?.They have a working product, one which does all the things that the 4e tools and Gleemax ever promised to do and in a form that is not a...
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UngainlyTitan reacted to Wofano Wotanto's post in the thread Do All of Your RPG Maps Now Belong To Judges Guild? ... and more? with Like.
Nothing new about hex grids for gaming. The first hex-map-and-cardboard-counter wargame was the 1961 AvHill printing of D-Day. The...
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UngainlyTitan reacted to The Soloist's post in the thread Do All of Your RPG Maps Now Belong To Judges Guild? ... and more? with Like.
They did not use hexes for maps first. Avalon Hill had the Outdoor Survival game 1972, which is referenced for use in Original D&D...