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Thank you for the compliment :)

You missed the part where I specifically said that you can refluff as long as you don't make any mechanical changes :)

Thanks for asking or linking the previously asked question (not sure which it is).

k so first, there is no look phase to the spell. You determine the target of an attack when you make the attack. That's simply how game works. What you're asking/talking about is not game mechanics: 1. The length of time between attacks is not defined anywhere in 5e. 2. The same character...

IF you make cantrips more restricted in their use, what do you expect your players to do instead? 5e already suffers from copy pasted turns in practice, ie the fighter says he moves + uses an action for 3 turns in a row without variation. Limiting how often cantrips are used just seems to...

First, I have check into the part where you tie in "time" into the fact that Eldritch Blast doesn't allow movement between attacks. What I'm getting here is that you're extrapolating meaning behind the movement rule only allowing movement between weapon attacks and not spell attacks. I don't...

Sorry if I missed your questions, if you post them again I'll answer them as best I can.

And to add onto this: Why are you saying you're forced to use content being released by wizards if you don't play AL either in person or online as suggested? Are you forcing yourself to use this content and then coming onto these boards to complain about using them? :Confused: @Corpsetaker...

For what it's worth I completely agree with you Dausuul.

Media for me, specifically images that I check out online. The image usually let's me create not only the mechanical but also the background for a character.

I picked the first option because I don't believe that I need to pick subpar options in order to roleplay my character or vice versa and refluffing exists for a reason. If I want to say I use a mighty waraxe but want the mechanical effects of a greatsword, I'm totally within my rights to...

Fair enough. And I won't bother going into which of the two categories this discussion falls into because I don't think it would be productive in the end. Don't worry about your grammar, you're doing just fine :)

You must understand Bolares that this is a discussion that goes back months. It's understandably frustrating when you explain things over and over again to someone and yet they don't seem to care about learning anything. Talking to a brick wall so to speak. Especially so, when what the brick...

And I also want to address this here. I hope you realize that you're basically saying: because of how it worked in completely different editions of DND, this is how we believe it works in 5e. If you can't see that your refusal to leave previous editions behind in order to focus on the current...

But most importantly, the amount of time at play here between attacks, between the time the bright streak leaves your pointing finger to when it gets to your designated point is IRRELEVANT. IT is not a factor for how attacks are resolved, what counts as an attack or doesn't, etc.. This is a...

+1. This is exactly the kind of stuff we have to immediately respond to and rectify. This is pure strawman.

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I've already explained to you that your question of what you get to do between attacks is irrelevant to the discussion. You're shifting the goals posts. To discuss the actual question. If you look under the Making an Attack section of the PHB it gives you the 3 steps for all attacks but also...

Ah so I checked the rules text for moving after posting and it seems you can only move between Weapon Attacks: Moving between attacks If you take an action that includes more than one weapon attack, you can break up your movement even further by moving between those attacks. (Player's...

You're extrapolating things from my response and adding words in my mouth. Don't speak for me. I'm saying that your question is irrelevant to how attacks are resolved in 5e and furthermore that you should ask the designers your question instead of apparently assuming that they see it in a...