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BL: If I was to ask a character..."where would you flee if you DECIDED to flee ?" (imminent TPK or fear of snakes etc) ...i.e trying to...

Right. It is possible another action could be more useful than dash in getting away, based on the specific circumstances. I think that...

if they went with universal subclasses, that could work, but subclass features are not worth equally by them selves or by total budget...

I think moving away to the best of their ability is quite clear and not really prone to discussion. I'd never force my players into...

I do think so too. @Ecmo thinks the spell has a property that makes you always find the correct path. Yes. I think so too. Yes. Not...

You probably did not follow the conversation correctly. The caltrop example was there to illustrate that going around obstacles (like...

So now we are changing rules, because we don't want to deal with spell ambiguits. But I do agree that your ruling is reasonable. It...

No. This is no implicit. This is you making a judgment unsupported by the text.

Yes, i had this too. Double funny if they are once per encounter abilities and then the walk of shame to come back starts...

I'd say anything that improves move rate would have to be used, but things that don't affect movement would not. In my game once, I hit...

I would not say that. I guess that if you are able to see the hazards, and the creature is intelligent enough to estimate which is the...

Fleeing does not actually forces you into a direction. Approach says something about the most direct route. Flee does not. So to cite...

Here is an example to chew on: A BBEG casts command on a PC and the PC fails the save. the command is Flee. The PC is in a big open...

The character or creature has to do the things, but they still have choice in how.

Misty step for example does not impede your ability to move if you are not a monk or a rogue. by the way. Do monks need to spend their...