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A sorcerer or wizard with access to the Meteor spell could take out hundreds and hundreds of orcs with a single action.

A hunter ranger can one-shot up to 16 orcs every round at will from 600 feet away with volley and the sharpshooter fighting feat. Seems like a decent place to start.

Just wanted to draw your attention to a rule you've overlooked. You can't take any feat more than once, unless that feat explicitly allows you to do so. Resilient does not contain such an exception, so you can't pick it twice. The only feat in the PHB that can be chosen more than once is...

My favourite class is the bard, because bard!

Assume an attack that does 10 damage once a round over 10 rounds, for simplicity's sake. With a 70% chance to be hit, you will take 70 damage over 10 rounds, on average. With a 49% chance to be hit, you will take 49 damage over 10 rounds, on average. 49 divided by 70 = 0.7. In other words, 49...

Gotcha. Could have made that clearer in the original post. Yup, there's no clear RAW on this, but I think it's totally within the spirit of 5E to let you see the outcome of your shove first before deciding to use reckless attack. I would let a player in my game do it even if they weren't using...

Reckless Attack: "...Doing so gives you advantage on melee weapon attack rolls using Strength..." Jeremy Crawford on twitter in June 2015: Grapple and Shove are special attacks that use an ability check instead of an attack roll. http://www.sageadvice.eu/2015/06/08/shove-grapple-attacks/ No...

The rules do define what shoving is. It's an ability check, or more precisely, an ability check contest. There's nothing more to it than that. I seem to recall there was a sage advice that makes this more or less a shut case. I encourage you to look for it if you're interested.

No, reckless attack only applies to attack rolls. Shoving is an ability check. The rules do not say that shoving is a special melee attack. What the rules say is that you can perform a shove instead of an attack when you take the attack action on your turn. To sum it up: Shove is not a special...

Looks good! This will be very helpful, thank you!

Beast cards are great! Thanks so much for this! How are the fey/elemental cards coming along?

Looks really good! Will likely use these. Thanks! One typo I noticed: incapacitated says "taje reactions" instead of "take reactions".

Please don't be rude to people who are only trying to be helpful. It could be written more clearly, I agree. We've explained how the spell works to you however.

Hi Athinar, I don't think you're quite understanding. There are no CR 1/4, 1/2, etc. versions of water, earth, fire, or air elementals. The spell doesn't summon minor water, earth, fire or air elementals, it summons minor creatures of the elemental type. Minor water, earth, fire and air...

They didn't miss them, but they did make them difficult to find. See Paraxis's reply directly below yours.

No, what he's saying is that the creatures he listed ARE the low CR elementals. Look at their stat blocks more closely. The spell doesn't summon "small" water, fire, earth or air elementals. It summons creatures of the elemental type.