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I don't have my papers in front of me but I remember taking a look through the spells when my evoker got to level 14 and if I recall correctly, Blight was the highest single target and Cone of Cold was the highest multi-target spells cast at 5th level to use with Overchannel.

Same. I used The Clean Sheet and ForgedAnvil for a while but MPMB's inclusion of the UA materials won me over.

I've got another little one for you. In the description for the Alchemist feat it says but that feat doesn't actually do that. Change the word 'make' to 'enhance' and you've got it fixed.

Hey I get to help (I think) instead of bug you about stuff! From the class notes, the sheet generates this: Portent rolls are only done after a long rest (unless I missed an errata somewhere) so the first line has it right but the second line erroneously adds short rest to the mix.

My level 16 wizard has scribed quite the collection, and those slots barely get him up to the level 5 choices. If the (mostly unsupported) Spell Sheet Generator could have the Starter Spells and Old Black Magic spells from UA included I'd just keep using that... just saying :lol:

Sorry if this is asked already (I did try a search) but is there a way to add more more to a wizards spellbook? I've filled up the initial slots and the extra page of slots, but I have more spells I need to put in.

Just wanted to leave another quick thanks for helping me with that coding issue. I finally got it right and was even able to add it to the attacks drop down menu!

Original post adjusted, and thank you for the quick response. Now to see if I can get the other spell I modified that has an attack roll onto the drop down for the first page, heh.

I am trying to add a lightning based version of fireball. I am not very good with coding stuff like this. Here's what I came up with following the FAQ: SpellsList["lightning burst"] = { name : "Lightning Burst", classes : ["sorcerer", "wizard"], source : ["HB", 0]...

Someone beat me to my top two choices so I added three authors that maybe not everyone has heard of but well deserve to be read.

Thanks for taking the time to do this.

Two of our most memorable recent team names; 1) 'Iron and Mana' had a balanced mix of melee and spell characters, so fit perfectly. Also let them come up with the (some say stupid, some say clever) battle cry of "WE ARE, I AM!" 2) Like a lot of folks we started 5e with Lost Mines. SPOILER The...

Thanks for posting, jumped on it as soon as I read this!

Awesome. My kind of niche!

I grabbed it over on the Guild, will look it over. Quick Question: If you published it on the Guild isn't it required to be exclusive to them?

You're most welcome. There are about five authors that I stalk regularly keep up with to see when they're releasing new material, and Dan Coleman is on that list.

My old regular D&D group disbanded and we joined a new one that I was only a player in until we recently decided to have a side campaign that I'm DM for, so we haven't had a chance to play any of the higher level stuff. That being said, Bandit's Nest is one of the funnest adventures I've ever...

They are well worth the money. I've bought all the supplements he's released.

Looking forward to it!