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Yeah, Stand makes me think of those behind your back, battle aura monsters from anime and video games.

Yeah, Stand makes me think of those behind your back, battle aura monsters from anime and video games.

Had this come up for the Message spell.

Crawford thinks so. I'm inclined to agree, otherwise that really makes the fiend pact much better than the other warlock pacts. https://twitter.com/JeremyECrawford/status/503958007177166848

Digital books don't get D&D more exposure to the uninitiated. Only dead tree has a presence in the real world. Someone sees you staring at a screen, nothing new there. The book however can be seen, felt, read, borrowed and even passed down. Things seem to have changed around here, I remember...

Sneak opportunities vary enough to where the rogue has to be ready for ranged or melee. Drop your dagger because you want to get out your short bow and you screwed up your stealth as the dagger you were holding clatters to the dungeon floor

Having at least a hand free can be a valuable thing when you want to climb in a pinch. But mostly it comes down to cunning action. If the other players see you can get your sneak from an off hand attack, the other players may start expecting you take one for then team and make that second...

Just use bigger monsters. Heck many older minis for monsters were kinda small IMHO, so if you have older Ral Partha figs, those should be fine.

Really? About how big would you say he is? The 2nd Edition AD&D Red Dragon topped out at 354 feet end to end.

Folks have other things to do with their time away from game. Even if the DM doesn't work, they may have plenty of other duties, activities and hobbies to devote their time to than be a unpaid game designer.

It's there for the monsters that need it. And it currently has the No Components thing going for it.

One way to adjust the leveling speed is to use more lower level monsters.

XP multiplier can be misleading. Sure on an empty battlmat a bunch of extra foes makes things hairy quickly, but the availability of cover or structures to channel foes makes an enormous difference.

I'd say they get a running leap and then catch the edge if their hands are free, they then climb up their (height x1.5) provided they have remaining speed. Really It's up to the DM, but I recommend not being generous as the jumping rules themselves are quite generous to start with. Hanging on...

Excellent catch.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Raijin

It takes SOME work learning the 5e CR method, but IMO the 2E XP guidelines could have used a bit more precision.

Still immune to sneak attack!