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Maybe so but in game rules, it's easier and cheaper.

The ability to cast that spell.. in which most classes have the ability to cast some spells. It takes 20 days to make a vial of poison. This has always seemed strange to me. And if you're spending your time working on crafting an item, how are you getting wages?

So if you craft a magical items (I'm probably not going to allow this but pulling info from the DMG), you can do it at increments of 25g per day. However to make regular items, you can do it at increments of 5g per day. Does this seem strange? So you could make a magical items in less time...

My group is going through LMoP and have stated searching each room for traps and listening to door. That is fine but the problem is they all started doing this and I have 6 players. The first character listens to a door, hears nothing, the 2nd listens, hears nothing, etc etc. I decided last...

Would the Paladin spell Detect Evil & Good reveal if an item is cursed?

So the storeroom would provide 8 hours of uninterrupted rest too? Nobody is going to come for supplies or thing in 8 hours?

Everyone is as stumped as I am to the purpose of a light weight staff?

So in the castle, there is a quarterstaff that can be found that has some differentiating markings on it and when held is much lighter than a typical quarterstaff. I think it says it weighs a pound when most weigh 4 lbs. My players found this last session but I'm really not sure of the benefit...

As a DM, do you all concern yourself with this at all, or just trust your players are keeping up with it and not cheating at all? I think for the most part, my players wouldn't try to slip in few gold but was just wondering what most people do. I really don't want to mess with it.

Thanks for the suggestions. I think the answer for me is to just skip role playing after the first couple questions. That is what I was struggling with. I may also use the suggestion of imposing disadvantage on certain situations. I agree it would be hard IRL to intentionally not kill...

With the rule that you can knock people out instead of killing them, my group is doing this to an unusual amount of people. If the creature refuses to talk, they just threaten to kill them. After while, I run out of new conversations for my monsters to have!? Any ideas?

Do you make the group level up at a short or long rest or do you let them get the benefits of the new level immediately? That seems a little strange to me that you would instantly know new spells in the middle of a dungeon or other new abilities like that. I was thinking of making them wait...

So a spell cast from a scroll has their save DC and attack bonus different than what would normally be for that caster casting normal spells.

How is the ios beta going? Much better than web, I hope?

That's a great idea.

My group prefers to have the map printed out and to use minis. I prefer this as well and usually cut out a room at a time and add them as they travel to not show the entire map at one time. However, Wave Echo Cave is enormous. The squares represent 10' for one thing on this map so you should...

Actually the Dungeonscape beta. It's only giving the skills from race and class. It's not working in a lot of areas though.

Doesn't most classes get at least 4 skills? 2 or more from the class and/or race and 2 from background? I was looking at something that made me second guess myself and appeared you only got your class/race skills but could change those to whatever skills your background allowed, just giving...

That's true.. but that have been updating it. They released an update this morning.

Also the you can only benefit from the healer feat once before resting. You can quaff multiple potions.