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Since this temporarily shifted to an economics discussion, FWIW in my games I equate 1 gp = 100 USD. So, if the PCs dropped 2000 pp (like they ever would in my games LOL! they never really have the sort of cash...), it would be equal to 2 million USD today. Yes, it is A LOT of money, but spread...

Interesting dialgoues everyone! I find it very noteful that some people have changed their votes--I think that alone signifies this is a point in D&D that should be addressed more. Yes, I know 5E is all about rulings over rules, yadda yadda yadda, but my preferences is for rules, which DM's can...

So, interesting situation today. The PCs encountered a Death Slaad, which had used its Shapechanger feature to polymorph into a medium humanoid prior to encountering the PCs. Since they saw a humanoid, the Wizard cast hold person when combat began. How would you rule? I've looked into...

Outlander 4 Sage 4 Soldier 4

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I think a lot of people would disagree with this as with a proper spell selection, a Wizard can be prepared as well as other classes (if not better) for most situations--especially at tier 3 and tier 4 (though not often seen in actual play IME). YMMV, of course. Anyway, I actually discussed...

First option--all the way. :D

You know, it took two months to get to the point where just the original backgrounds are here to vote for... Hope it was fun to this point, guess soon it will be time to vote. :)

Listen folks, I dropped out of this thread a while ago. I could continue to demonstrate how none of this is a "skill challenge" IMO, but I find this back-and-forth fruitless.

So you say, but you still haven't shown me a social challenge where the stakes are as important as the life/death of combat. 🤷‍♂️ I've seen nothing so far which is really anything but normal role-play and social mechanics.

What is your Six Classes? STRENGTH: Brute (Barbarian) DEXTERITY: Scout (Rogue/Ranger?) CONSTITUTION: Warrior (Fighter) INTELLIGENCE: Sage (Wizard) WISDOM: Hermit (Monk/Druid?) CHARISMA: Priest (Cleric/Druid?) The STRENGTH class is the BRUTE, represented in D&D by the Barbarian The DEXTERITY...

Awesome! I think this is one of your best. :-)

@BookTenTiger Seriously, you gave me a sad face? Um... didn't you want "wrong answers"??? After all, that was part of the thread title... :rolleyes:

There you go. Frankly, I'm disappointed because they did them as statblocks and NOT actual characters.

1. A public apology for calling this a "Dungeons & Dragons" movie. :D 2. One of them wakes up suddenly and realizes it was all a dream...

I disagree, it is a perfect example of why you shouldn't IMO. :D

Not really IMO... This... is more complex to me than what I presented. You are talking about Vigor and Health (no problems there!), but then you go on to discuss "desperation points", "Action points, and somehow you recover Vigor? You also have two statuses... Rested and Wounded, which impact...