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Here are my house rules on lingering injuries. I admit to the phrasing being a bit clumsy but it's just a house rule. In case you think I only use a stick I also have a system for what I call "Peak condition benefits" which are things that a bit like inspiration or boons that a character can...

Thanks Robus, my lack of skill in this area shames me but I knew someone would pick up the slack 🙂 Iserith I agree that is one solution. Do you use it & do you tell your players it exists? Silver Defender - the forgetting thing may happen but I understand it worked in 4e & I reckon some...

Matt Colville posted on YouTube that he is working on house rules to help get past the "5 minute adventuring day" and to address what seems to be a fairly common occurrence being that games tend to have only one or two encounters before a long rest. I'd link but I don't know how. His solution...

Here is a summary of my tweaks - removal of GWM & SS feats - long rest recover no hit points just half maximum hit dice which can be spent immediately - every failed death save or critical hit taken results in a chance (or increased chance) of suffering a lingering injury IMO lingering...

Battle Master 10+1=11 Edit 12 Eldritch Knight 11-2=9 Way of Shadow 9 Edit 7 Arcane Trickster 3 While I don't care one way or the other about the Oath of the Ancients being eliminated IMO it is no more munchkiny than any other paladin and has the Green Knight as a nice fictional theme upon which...

Battle Master 14+1=15 Eldritch Knight 15-2=13 Way of Shadow 8 Oath of the Ancients 10 Arcane Trickster 13

Totem Warrior 2 Battle Master 22+1=23 Eldritch Knight 22-2=20 Way of Shadow 13 Oath of the Ancients 16 Hunter 8 Arcane Trickster 18

Totem Warrior 8 Battle Master 23+1=24 Eldritch Knight 23-2=21 Way of Shadow 17 Oath of the Ancients 20 Hunter 10 Arcane Trickster 20

Totem Warrior 10 Battle Master 24+1=25 Eldritch Knight 23-2=21 Way of Shadow 20 Oath of the Ancients 17 Hunter 14 Arcane Trickster 25 Shadow Magic 8

Totem Warrior 9 Battle Master 22+1=23 Eldritch Knight 21-2=19 Way of Shadow 21 Oath of the Ancients 23 Hunter 19 Arcane Trickster 23 Scout 5 Shadow Magic 14 The Celestial 7

Totem Warrior 13 Battle Master 24+1=25 Eldritch Knight 23-2=21 Way of Shadow 22 Oath of the Ancients 22 Hunter 18 Arcane Trickster 22 Scout 7 Shadow Magic 14 The Celestial 6

A plethora of queries arise as a follow up on the gnome question, so question 1A maybe, like all good gnomish inventions is a question in several diverse parts ; ) What are the different disputes listed? Do they link monsters to each of the disputes? And ..How many monsters are linked to...

Greyhawk wins on 5. Happy for you to take the final kill glory Lanefan, just glad my to have my favourite win one of these.

City of Brass 4-2=2 Free City of Greyhawk 3+1=4

City of Brass 4 City State of the Invincible Overlord 11-2=9 Free City of Greyhawk 8+1=9

Baldur's Gate 3 Blackmoor 9 City of Brass 7 City State of the Invincible Overlord 9-2=7 Free City of Greyhawk 13+1=14 Sharn 5 Sigil 7

Baldur's Gate 7 Blackmoor 11 City of Brass 8 City State of the Invincible Overlord 11-2=9 Free City of Greyhawk 7+1=8 Lankhmar 4 Sharn 11 Sigil 11

Baldur's Gate 13 Blackmoor 12 City of Brass 13 City State of the Invincible Overlord 8 Free City of Greyhawk 15+1 =16 Lankhmar 8 Sharn 15 Sigil 12 Stormreach 8-2=6

Baldur's Gate 16* Blackmoor 12 City of Brass 14 City State of the Invincible Overlord 12 Free City of Greyhawk 12+1=13 Lankhmar 10 Sharn 12 Sigil 17 Stormreach 11 Tyr 3-2=1 I think Baldurs gate should be 17, two people added one to it when it was in 15

I'm not that interested in the APHB but like the idea of a version of the AMM. I'd like a bunch of monster options to bolt on to the current monsters. A bunch of those tricks you are talking about. For example I would give the option to all Giants to have an attack option to snatch up a player...