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Personally, I think I would still allow for multiclassing, but make it feat-locked with a minimum level. After all, it is a case of putting effort into learning a (sometimes radically) different discipline.

Just FYI, not every choice is being registered correctly. It consistently shows size small (not functionally a problem). It didn't register selecting advantage against disease. It registered Relentless Endurance instead of Lucky. It doesn't register darkvision beyond 30 feet. I am sure there...

That is REALLYcool! Many thanks Morrus! Do you have a Reddit account? Or would like someone else to share it there?

That is my point about the inventory. It is reasonable to conclude that a character intended for play, not just as an experiment, will have all the starting bases covered: race, background (even if custom), class, maybe subclass (depending on class and level), proficiencies, starting equipment...

That could be useful. We just need to figure out the minimum threshold for likely notes; though I am unsure at present what the criteria should be. I am guessing that a blank inventory either means it is maintained elsewhere physically, or it is a test character for stats/features. If the...

Given the data included: the list must be beyond simply level 1 characters. How extensive is that? Is it just stating a character count for player notes? Or does it give more?

Well, from what I remember, there are almost 100 official backgrounds, and even though some of them are functional duplicates of others, that still means dozens. Sadly, like with subclasses, the only place I know of that has such a list, particularly in a useful form, is listed as piracy.

So, is it possible to see whether a character has a custom background in the data?

Well, since each background grants not just 2 skill proficiencies, but also proficiency in 2 languages/tools, plus some equipment, plus a possibly useful feature, it would seem strange for a full player character to lack some form of background. I haven't used it in months, but when I did have...

I don't recommend this because it is possible for some normal characters to reach as high as 24. If it is a character intended for play, it will have a background, race, and class, plus a subclass if level 3+; so if there is no background, then not a valid character. For good data, they need to...

Btw, after looking a little, it looks like Amazon's rental price up until May 16th (when HAT became available on Paramount+) was ~ $20. May 16th was about 1 1/2 months after theatrical debut. In order for HAT to have broken even prior to Paramount+, it would have needed ($107 million divided by...

Looking at context, that is 1.5x the known costs together. Known costs together are ~ $150 million in production, ~ $60 million in Paramount marketing, for a total of ~ $210 million. Times 1.5 equals ~ $315 million. ~ $315 million minus ~ $208 million (the final box office) equals ~ $107...

Exploration is in Trials and Treasures. https://a5e.tools/rules/trials-and-treasures There must have been a decision early on to move it, or a typo in the Adventurer's Guide.

I am not saying they did, I am simply considering the cost if they did, and how that would impact the needed earnings. 1 - The typical average, accounting for what we know, is around 50%, as quoted by members of the industry itself. But, let's say it is wrong in this case. What amount is...

I got the number from this comment: https://www.enworld.org/threads/d-d-movie-hit-or-flop.696168/post-9043146 In which it was mentioned as premium VOD, so not technically streaming, but functionally the same. I recall the record aspect being from a source linked via another comment, but I...

Another consideration: The Mario movie set a record for streaming with ~ $75 million. (it is probably higher now) Since HAT would need to earn more than 1 1/3 times that to break even, thus setting a new record, if it had, I don't think Paramount or Hasbro would be remaining quiet about it.

Yeah, I was being generous to HAT's earnings. Since we don't know for sure that the breakdown is ~50% here (at least I don't recall any comments on the value beyond speculation), I figured I would lean more toward the minimum number of streaming sessions needed to break even. That way, we...

I have been following this discussion, and I think there is a little more useful data for extrapolating now: Production cost ~ $150 million Marketing ~ $60 million So total cost ~$210 million Box office gross ~ $208 million Split about 50% for estimation, ~ $104 million Current Amazon rental...