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When your homebrew rule, that you didn't realize was a homebrew rule, is no longer a homebrew rule.

The "Basic & Advanced Rules" is a great suggestion. A place to stick rules like spell/martial combos, rituals and spells that are meant for NPCs, wealth tables, playing with no or more complex skills, and any other modular stuff. I'd probably even include the other genres variations with class...

Add in Casper and we've got a real ghost-verse on our hands. More seriously: I agree that this movie needed to cut at least two b-plots. Too much time was spent with major characters off screen. It felt disjointed because of it.

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The lizardfolk see themselves as stewards over all the lands that Uol blesses with its light. They are often found as advisors, philosophers, and teachers amongst the other species of the world.

I went with Wizard because of the evocation subclass. Pick some spells that go boom. Cast spells that go boom. Only the people you want to get hurt actually get hurt. Simple. Also, we're 66 votes in and not one is for the Druid. At least we can agree on that.

What's the breakdown of those 68 pages and does it include spells? Or do you have a lot of subclasses?

Fingers crossed this looks really cool. The Outer Worlds getting some love was not something I would have guessed. Definitely a setting worth exploring.

For an elemental (or not) based rune subclass I think starting from the UA Rune Priest and 5e Rune Knight works well. You use your spell slots to make runes that are applied to weapons, armor, jewelry, paper, coins, etc. The Rune Priest runes had simple and complex properties whereas the Rune...

Out of curiosity I went back to the treasure hoard tables and found that the average Challenge 5-10 treasure hoard has a value of 4,544.5 gp not including magical items. For Challenge 0-4 the average is 398.2 gp. If you follow the guidelines given in the DMG a party will have amassed 84,588.4 gp...

I've faced off against avatars and "lesser" gods. Never one that would be considered a major deity. I did play in a short campaign where we were cutting the roots of a god's power in order to de-level him, so-to-speak. Never got to fight him though because we did too good of a job and another...

The glow up in that second piece is awesome.

Early on in 5e I reverse engineered how much money and magic items characters should have by level based on the dmg. Obviously, that's just a guideline, but it showed that characters would surpass the 1500gp mark around level 5. Level 5 is also a big upgrade with extra attacks, 3rd level spells...

I'm my early twenties I downloaded a game that required a username. You had to use a randomized one, because it didn't allow putting in your own. After clicking through a few times I got DeviousIgneousQuail. I was tickled by the imagery and picked it. I didn't play the game for long, but at...

Early on in the 5e life cycle it was mostly moon with my one land Druid in a one shot as the exception. Post Tasha's, star has become the popular pick at my table. At this point I think moon and star are tied overall. Dream is the only one that hasn't been picked. Side note: Shephard was easily...

I rated it as pretty good originally and I stick by that answer. I particularly enjoyed how fast it played at the table, the ease of using it in different settings, and the freedom it gave me to use and augment existing rules. The critical rules in particular are something I like to port over to...

I would have guessed Warlock and Sorcerer would be low for me, but 15% for Sorcerer is really low. Perhaps I should play a Monkadin in the future?

There are some classes from other games that I really like, but don't have a definite home in 5e right now. From Guild Wars: Ritualist, paragon, and dervish. Ritualist is closer to a druid or cleric than anything with a heavy focus on channeling spirits. Paragon can probably be a subclass of...