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That's the EXACT language on p67 of the PHB. The entire sentence, word for word, an exact quote. Starts at the end of the 15th line.

It's just one spell, polymorph and that's it. If he fails it (portent would more than likely make that a heck yes) he is dead. He can't do anything but make a slow slime trail as a slug while you load up disintegrate. That's not just a druid, that's casting poly on just about anything. And the...

I think the argument here is what is RAW and RAI and what is house rules. For example, if you take 10 damage in animal form and have only 1 hit point left, you revert and take 9 damage. ​p67 of PHB RAW, take the damage and any extra from knocking you out of wild shape goes to normal druid...

Vastly overstating how often that could happen? I mean a player using it. Make a divination wizard, get him up to cast disintegrate, find the big bad guy, cast polymorph on it, make it fail its save with portent and turn it into a sloth, cast disintegrate. If you are playing a Druid, then you...

Druid using wildshape reduced to 0 is the key there. The druid is not reduced to 0, the form is, druid still has health. What he means is that if you have a 10 hp in a form and 20 hp left as the druid, that if you are hit for 60 you are turned to dust and not that the change out of your wild...

Jeremy Crawford JeremyECrawford The intent is that a druid using Wild Shape is disintegrated if the druid, not the beast form, drops to 0 hp. #DnD 3:10 PM - 17 Sep 2015 Sorry, found that after you posted and edited it in. The game designer and myself are on the same page, but again DM trumps...

The ability does not say anything about checking for any effects that happen at 0 anywhere. It does specifically state that any damage carries over so if you are hit with a 60 hp disintegrate with 10 hp left, the rest carries over specifically. Think of it as temporary HP and not a completely...

You can look at it in a non disintegrate way as well. You have 4 HP as a whatever ya like in wild shape. I do 4 damage do you, how many HP do you have now? Do you have 0 or do you have whatever you had in your normal druid form? I do understand English as well as math so no reason to be all...

Sage advice says that when the Druid hits 0 hit points he is disintegrated. Which is true, when your normal form is at 0 he would be turned to dust. It specifically states that "if you only have 1 hit point left, you revert and take 9 damage." Which means the remaining damage from disintegrate...

Specifically states "if you revert as a result of dropping to 0 hit points, any excess damage carries over to your normal form." So the damage that is being taken goes to the other form specifically as you cannot actually be at 0 in wild shape. You are correct, very specific, it carries over to...

Technically, the Wild shaped form never actually hits 0. Any HP total below 1 means you are in the reverted form and take damage in that form as you can never be an unconscious wild shaped creature (you either have 1 hp as the wild shape or your normal shape's HP, never 0 between). So RAW and...

Initially, you cannot. But if you take pact of the blade (which you need to get improved pact weapon and the second strike at 5 anyway) it allows any weapon "this benefit extends to every pact weapon you conjure with that feature, no matter the weapon's type."

Jobs suck! I need someone to pay me to D&D lol

Hexblade makes it even worse now. Just pump Charisma and you can have a nice greatsword attack and just work on Con, totally ignore STR and Dex both.

Roll a fighter or cleric for lvl 1 so you have survivability, then reroll your character at lvl 3 or 4 when the session is over.

Bards are awesome, but they aren't easy to play (neither is a Wizard). Just know that you are squishy at lvl 1, everyone is. I am currently doing a 1 lvl Bard, 2 lvls in Hexblade, then the rest in Lore Bard. Darn guy can do just about everything in game, just not the as good as the specialized ones.

http://chicken-dinner.com/5e/5e-point-buy.html Works just fine, a little easier on the eyes than listing all the combos.