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I ran what I liked to call 3.xE. It was 3.0 with stuff from 3,5 I liked and a houseruled compromise between 3.0 and 3.5 when we liked that better. Ultimately, we houseruled the rules to emulate the homebrew setting we’d already been playing in using 2E rules since 1989, so caveat about our...

This is actually more generous than my current system (which admittedly is a test version, so it could change) but I like it and may implement it. 👍🏾

Well, the sentiment, if not the specific details. 😉😂😇 That’s one way to do it. That’s up to a character to decide. But both PCs and antagonists will use actions in combat to down a potion if necessary. I usually see it happen every other combat or so. Honestly, I think drinking a potion...

It is (some of) the stuff like this that led me to houseruled my own version of 5e from the ground up. So for example magic healing is weaker not stronger and a medicine check result replaces a death save. But at the same time that’s the beauty of D&D just change what you want. I prefer D&D...

Druid Whether calling on the elemental forces of nature or emulating the creatures of the animal world, druids are an embodiment of nature's resilience, cunning, and fury. They claim no mastery over nature. Instead, they see themselves as extensions of nature's indomitable will, organizing...

From the OP: Though there was some water walking later.

Since I broke the thread rules and posted about an upcoming session, I figured I’d make amends and post an image of the sahuagin attack that took up the majority of today’s session. The three figures in the water in the foreground are actually 15 feet under the surface. This is an actual...

How about my next one? I was just setting up for tomorrow

I thought the 1E DMG said so, but looking now all it says is that web must have two anchor points. So at least some time in the past it had that stipulation (which is probably why I had that vestigial feeling that it should only work that way).

This is the best explanation and the spell should include some example like this.

"The webs fill a 20-foot cube from that point for the duration." Sounds like a lot less than one casting to me!

Cleric Clerics are intermediaries between the mortal world and whichever of the 13 Gods to which they have devoted their lives, a devotion so complete and parallel to their own understanding of the universe, that they have been imbued with divine magic they can shape and cast through daily...

Berserker Berserkers are trained at tapping into that most primal of emotions: rage, practicing a cultural and military tradition that takes many forms throughout both the Inchoate Empires and Makrinos and the east. Berserkers may often be associated with outlander tribes living at the edges of...

Here is a spreadsheet of all the spell revisions. It includes the components, if the material component is consumed, if the spell can be used to brew a potion or craft a wand (assuming you have those class abilities or feats), and where to find it. (and in some cases, other notes) PHB14 = 2014...

If I am understanding (and I am not sure I am), despite what the spell says the web will never actually collapse on itself unless the caster specifically says, "I don't layer them." And I am not sure why anyone would do that. Just seems like a confusing way to describe the spell.