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That's the intention. If better wording is necessary: "When you Intercept, you prevent the enemy from Engaging an ally. If you weren't previously Engaged with this enemy, you are now Engaged with it."

Hard at work today, so I am not being able to give the topic the attention I wanted. But let me clear some points that are easy to answer! Maybe yes, maybe not. The Engage, Dash, Intercept triad was created with the Rock, Paper, Scissors concept in mind. Strong against one, weak against the...

Thank you for all the feedback. Let me try to reply to everybody: That's exactly how I did it initially, with slightly different terms. It was Adjacent, Near, Medium, Far, Very Far... and it didn't work at all in table. =( Too many range divisions (and added complexity) for too little gain...

1. Fixed, thanks! 2. This is another very good way to do that, and I indeed playtested it! But at least in my table, the wizards usually prefer predictable outcomes. So I went with the "official" solution in DMG 249. You can still hit your allies in order to target more monsters (it's described...

INTRODUCTION "Theatre of the Mind combats are intense, exciting and very fast. They can bring a lot of emotion to your most violent encounters, in a way that is completely different from Grid combat. But D&D rules insist on focusing on minutious distances, and many combat tactics depend on...

Can I do a shout-out here? Feel free to delete my post, Morrus. Meanwhile, another kickstarter that I discovered through EN is soaring! It's Mini-Dungeons from AAW Games, a tome with 120+ one page adventures for 5E and PFRPG. It has only TWO days left to go and already got 115K in pledges...

Just got here and saw that nobody commented in two days. Is the hype for this game diminishing already, or is this post simply not much comment-worthy? Personally, I must say that these characters all look the same to me (except for the face/head) which is kind of a minor turnoff. But, I also...

Yes, DEX is ignored. The Alert Feat works by giving the player another card. When the first card is drawn, the player acts, and the second card is simply ignored. It also has some problems with spell durations, which must be handwaved (some spells might last longer, others might be shorter)...

I use cards as well, but simpler: 1. Each player/monster has a card. 2. As a card is drawn from the deck, the corresponding player/monster acts and draws the next card. 3. The deck is reshuffled each round. It's VERY fast, unpredictable, changes every round and you never know exactly when...

Great post! The lower box in the 1st panel is "Things you can do on your turn" On the 4th panel, we also have Travel Pace, and some extra things I can't read. It's a shame they removed the "Something Happens!" which exists in the current screen! When I need to spice things up a bit, I just roll...

Don't mind that... assertions are second nature to my internet persona!

As salvaterra said previously: After the Gale Force Nine comment, the CEO of Fire on Board posted his reply on facebook: "We are confident in the partnership and commitment with Gale Force Nine, as we always had transparency in our negotiations. We are confident that we'll be able to go ahead...

I know. OGL was 3rd edition, and since then they were extra extra careful. Anyway, it's only my own opinion though.

Fire on Board is completely nuts! :lol:

Yeah! It's already in the front page here in ENWorld!

It's my opinion that, after OGL allowed the unintended creation of the Pathfinder giant, which eclipsed D&D for years, WoTC is taking things reaaaaaly slow now. Better being late to the market than completely losing it. And there are still some things that would basically bring in a lot of...

Gale Force Nine facebook page is exploding with messages of "congratulations" from Brazilian players. - "We waited for years, we don't mind waiting a little more." - "I'm so happy! I love D&D and with justice done, I'll happily buy." - "Thank you for your consideration with D&D Brazilian fans"

Finally an official answer! The rule is clear: if you betray ALL your allies, you don't have any left within 5ft. to allow an sneak attack! #DndGateBR It started with the Watergate scandal. Since then, the -gate suffix has been colloquially used to any kind of scandal.

In the HTML source, there is this snippet: secret="0x50 0x53 0x54 0x45 0x45" These are hexadecimal codes for ASCII letters, which converts to PSTEE. So... it indeed seems to be about Planescape: Torment EE.

In the HTML source, there is this snippet: secret="0x50 0x53 0x54 0x45 0x45" These are hexadecimal codes for ASCII letters, which converts to PSTEE. So... it indeed seems to be about Planescape: Torment EE.