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Thanks for the help! All comments were very useful!

One of my players is running a lvl11 berserker barbarian with the Durable feat and rocks a Periapt of Wound Closure. So this means that in combat he's able to heal himself 2x(1d12+5). I think this is game breaking because it makes short rests for him useless and combat that is challenging for...

I don't like Dragonlance; however could this adventure be cannibalised to be used as a continuation of a failed Tyranny of Dragons adventure?

Does anyone have experience with how powerful the Supernatural Gifts presented in Mythic Odysseys of Theros are? I had the feeling they are usually equivalent of an extra uncommon (lvl5) or rare (lvl10+) items. Anyone actually tested these gifts in game?

Perfect, thanks!

In my latest game I talked to my players what they think about the following changes: Fists are now light finesse weapons (as such) can be dual 'wielded' (attack with one fist then with the other as an offhand bonus action) can be used for sneak attack the Fighter's Unarmed fighting style can...

Thanks for the answers!

As a high level multiclass barbarian/fighter + rogue (with the dual wielder feat) if I start a combat round with holding two light (finesse) weapons in each hand, can I use the attack action to attack with one finesse weapon, then as part of two weapon fighting attack with the other finesse...

...and I never got to run that Green Star Adept concept either. :(

I get you However regardless of being seemingly distasteful of the first part of SKT I want it to work. :) I always liked to run Indiana Jones type adventures: Characters traveling from point A to B on the map and see interesting parts of the Realms. This is especially important in my current...

Thank you for the responses. It will take a considerable time to get the characters from the Dalelands to Cormyr and then Greenest so I don't think I'll be able to start before 22 October. I like to plan way in advance. I didn't mind any of the HotDQ starting scenes especially since I didn't...

So the first section of my 5e campaign soon closes. I have 3 PCs all are level 5. I never touched any published adventures but I thought it was time for a change: The PCs are conveniently traveling from Cormyr to the west it makes sense to start with Hoard of the Dragon Queen. My plan is to...

Expectation: Tiki drinks with Moana&Mordenkainen Reality: Wait, we don’t have enough on the Sword Coast!

I recommend paladin of venegance/hexblade. We are still in the beginning of the adventure but this multiclass is really powerful in defense, offense and dealing with roleplaying situations. Also has a high AC.

I liked the funny tone.

If you could compare this class to any movie protagonist who would it be?

Did anyone come up with interesting or new Hexblade patrons? I feel the vague one in the book is really bland and honestly feels boring for me.

I would play a changeling Simic Combine Circle of Spores Druid.

I allow all races published in the book, even monster races. I do however warn my players that if they play drow, orcs, or any monster races, peasants will reach for their pitchforks or run away and dispatch monster hunting parties against them which could make the life of the entire team more...

Circle of Spores Druid? :)