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OGL and DMGuild are completely different licenses though. It doesn't seem like you're allowed to exempt any part of a DMGuild product from the mandatory sharing, so if you commission something for use on the DMGuild make sure to negotiate the rights to share it.

Step 1: Put up product for sale Step 2: buy $1000 worth of your own product Step 3: request payout and get your 50% share; $500 Step 4: demand refund, get your $1000 back Step 5: Profit! You now have 500 dollars more than you started with. :) You probably want to use a couple of fake identities...

The fraud concerns are real though, without the waiting period it would be easy to scam money by buying thousands of copies of your own work and then demanding a refund from paypal after the money has been paid out.

No, polymorph will also replace your mental stats. You might be thinking of the druid's wildshape ability.

Yep, that's how the rules work, Giving shield to a Marilith is a significant buff though, it would bump her defensive CR up a fair bit.

What specifically makes you think WotC is "overwhelmed"?

A rickety rope-bridge crossing a bottomless underground chasm.

You can't really control how your players will distribut their items though, so to keep AC under control then if one character has magic armor then nobody else can get a +something shield since they might end up with the same character.

There are still some unreleased products related to Rage of Demons, such as the DLC for Sword Coast Legends. I don't think they will announce anything new until they are done with RoD.

As a DM I'm fairly generous when it comes to letting the rouge hide and gain advantage from being hidden repeatedly in combat. Without that the rogue will often be missing with his one attack per round, and that gets boring for the player.

Give solo monsters max instead of average hit points and they work a lot better. Solos with average hit points die pretty fast when the PCs unleash all the powers they have been keeping in reserve during the entire adventure, with more HP the solos last long enough to bring their own powers to...

Ah, I meant less than a turn, not less than a round, thanks for spotting that. Why does attacks being valid triggers matter? I'm not sure if I'm following you.

Actually what it means is that the magic of an instantaneous spell will never last for more than an instant, so if you ever rule that it does, you made a mistake somewhere and need to review your reasoning. As I said before, if you interpret "instant" as "less than a round" then it resolves any...

If something like that was obvious, this thread wouldn't be 11 pages long. The only thing that's obvious is that the rules around this matter are clear as mud and open to many interpretations :)

No, he won them over by his deeds, not by charm.

And the roots of Dzéwà that nobody has ever seen or heard of before just happen to be dangling around the one time that one of the Warlock's signature abilities would be extremely useful...

I really don't like having to let mechanical concerns dictate the pacing of the story, and to always have to throw fights at the PCs that have no other purpose than whittling them down. The huge differences in how different classes manage resources is one of the most serious flaws in 5E, I wish...

More specifically, forced movement that results in the grapplee being out of reach of the grappler will end the grapple. Most creatures have 5 or 10 foot reach so it's usually not hard, but there are some creatures like the Roper that have extremely long reach.

I understand your reasoning perfectly, I just disagree based on the points about delivery method from the errata I have described above. :)

I'm saying that the errata isn't saying what you think it is saying. A weapon is not a magical souce, and damage delivered from it is not magical damage. A spell that grants a weapon attack is not a magical attack. You are free to interpret the errata otherwise if you like, I will stick to my...