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I think this is great. Hopefully, it will encourage people to play characters rather than stereotypes or bunch of stats on a page.

I also said "I would argue it's actually easier." I guess you like selectively quoting people to make yourself look superior.

No more difficult than flipping through a physical book. I would argue it's actually easier.

That's true, but there's an option to go 'Back to Top' and from there can click one other link to take you back to the Table of Contents. It's two clicks, but still not bad IMO.

When I view on DDB on my iPad, if I turn it into landscape 'mode', the index stays on the left.

Actually, grung were originally a Greyhawk monster. They first appeared in Greyhawk Adventures.

Arnd 7 [Who's Arnd?] Bigby 29 Bucknard 21 Gord 25 Heward 23 Keoghtom 21 Leomund 25 Melf 30 Mordenkainen 30 Nolzur 16 Nystul 22 Otiluke 23 [Abjurers 4eva!] Rary 11 Robilar 16 Serten 21 Tasha 28 Tenser 20

Long rests are a privilege not a right.

Nope. In any case, it was at the top of the list of threads. I'm so sorry I responded to a year old thread /sarcasm

One of the highly intelligent and motivated posters here should create a business model and demo for Hasbro. Make the pitch and build it.

This happens all the time in D&D. The players arrive in the nick of time to stop a dangerous ritual for example. One of my players is a Tiefling who went to an ancient temple to stop a catastrophic event. However, she was the necessary piece for that event to occur. She was presented with...

Like: Bounded Accuracy Dislike: Wish the game had been balanced for 6 players vs. 4.

When planning for the session, make sure you talk to your players in advance to have them state what they are doing. This way you don't have to plan for nearly infinite number of possibilities, you only need to plan for the course of action they decided to take at the end of the last session...

All great suggestions! I especially like the link to the information which states ultraviolet light breaks down enzymes/proteins necessary for poison.

I have a paladin/rogue in the group I'm running. He's starting to ask questions about poison. I've found pretty solid rules governing harvesting poison, but I'm concerned about the application part. He's already wielding a flame-tongue, can divine smite, and get sneak attack (under the proper...

So, I'm seriously considering increasing the time provided to an hour. Can anyone poke any holes in that?

The Inquisitive is such a clunky name. I'd call them Investigators in my game.

Good for you.

The problem with the huge number of choices in 4e is that it takes a large investment of time to make character. I think the designers realized most people don't think sitting in room alone studying rulebooks and reading charops forums was fun. The fun comes from actually playing the game...

The tempest cleric in the group I run very rarely casts Bless. He prefers using his domain spells. He tends to go toe to toe with bad guys and he probably sees a concentration spell as a hindrance to maintain while in melee.