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No argument from me. It's a very strong ability. Obviously my DM didn't think it was ban-worthy, but maybe he knows something the rest of us don't. For my table, it really depends on how many enemies are fleeing and how long they wait to run, but it happens. You should check out the book...

I mean sure, if the monsters all flee in the same direction, as a group, in a predictable path, with a clear line of sight. That might not be the case. As for the temporary hit points, I agree: they are permanent once granted. My point is that the ability to re-grant those temp HP every round...

It is now. ;-)

I'm not really trying to squash the discussion, but I think most player strategies that involve per-encounter abilities are easily circumvented just by having the monsters play intelligently. I'm not talking genius-level amounts of intellect, with ambushes and boobytraps and multiple...

It's been almost two weeks since I posted this poll. Here are some observations: Most of us are here out of habit (39 votes) or gaming industry news (29 votes). Nobody has voted at all for event information, shopping, gamers seeking gamers, or writing reviews (0 votes). Only 27% of us come...

At our table, it was Haste. If I had a dollar for every time someone cast that spell in our last campaign, I'd probably get a car payment out of it.

Ah geez, I had forgotten about Weapon Mastery. Even back in high school I remember looking at those rules in the Companion Set and saying "um, no thanks."

I have a deep and abiding love for the older episodes of The Great British Bake-Off. The later seasons are okay, but I much prefer the first few seasons when Mel Giedroyc and Sue Perkins were still hosting, Mary Berry was still a judge, and they still did little interviews with the contestants'...

When I said that "we're all fans," I meant that in both the best and worst ways possible. Fanatics are rarely reasonable, even with respect to things they enjoy.

We're all fans of tabletop RPGs here, across all kinds of genres and from all sorts of publishers. This is truly when we're at our worst.