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Prett sure he means a ball of fire, rather than fireball :)

The "bad luck" counterpoint to "good luck", is the lack of training and hard work that comes from needing to try hard to succeed instead of just getting lucky. This is reflected in the lack of bonuses in other areas. So its already built in. If a "Lucky Guy" actually has a harsh "bad luck"...

I really like this idea. I would create this Lucky Guy class in 5e in the following way. Take the rogue base class. Turn the "Sneak attack damage" dice pools into Lucky dice pools. These dice allow you to modify the roll of the die either up or down 3 times per long rest. The new total...

I assume thats broken for the design team who want to assume people are stuck to the ground most of the time :)

Adventure League Policy. Only one splat book allowed at a time. Helps reduce broken combos.

I question the claim that a character would only use 3-10 pages. A player might be asked which gods they follow, and you have to know what all the options are to choose just one. So a player is going to read the whole book, and decide which city/race/religion/class/background from the sword...

No, in the new Sword Coast book, both the Wood and Wild elves were called "Sy'tel'quessir" I imagine its a typo. Though if you think its not a typo, it leads to some awesome speculation that since Wild Elves are described as having lost all their traditions, and Wood elves are described as...

Wild elves are" Sy'tel'quessir and wood Elves are Or'tel'quessir

You know, you can ask Jeremy Crawford on Twitter if this is intentional or not. You don't have to guess!

I feel like I might be the only one who noticed the they made a typo on the Wood Elves, calling them "Sy'tel'quessir". I wonder what other mistakes they have in the book.

This is why I read up on all the techniques to DM without prepping.

It's a setting book. The fluff is not meaningless. It would have made more sense for them to make the longsword a finesse weapon when wielded one handed by a bladesinger.

I'm currently trying to make a bladesinger for one of the games I play in to replace our sorcerer. One thing that I can't quite figure out yet, is if the Bladesinger needs two stats (dex/int) or if it really needs 3 stats (dex/int/con) or if it can get by with only a +1 or +0 on it's con...

Why don't these games have demos anymore?

As far as I'm concerned, Drow are supposed to be scary. In order to be scary, they have to have mary-sue type attributes. Otherwise they just become deep gnomes. Who cares about running into deep gnomes?

My biggest disappointment, was all the time spent on marveling at the set :)

So much to say.. But I'll keep it brief. One Valor bard I have had a lot of fun playing is a bard with low charisma (12). (High Con (16) and high Str (18) instead) I pulled this off by choosing spells that aren't significantly tied to my Spellcasting stat ( such as sleep, herosim, healing...

The giant crashes the castle into the side of a mountain, near the giant homeland, but it doesn't move at such a great speed that the castle is destroyed. (Remember the giant wants to use the castle to fight dragons in the future, even if he is dead) The players should survive the crash if they...

I've had a lot of fun as a Melee Bard, a Rogue Thief, a Paladin, and a Battle Cleric. Lots of options in every situation, and some impressive combos and "exploits" to take advantage of as well. However, I would suggest you play a Fighter and see how you enjoy the class in actual play. It...

Its a custom campaign.