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I don't think the feat does what you think it does. It just lets you use a non-light weapon. You will want a scimitar for Nick so you can attack with the short sword without a bonus action.

The important part here is not knowing whether there is only 1 target but what narratively constitutes a success. A successful roll should result in a success in the narrative. Just 1 roll (or 1 roll per player for group checks). Extended challenges where multiple rolls are required are...

I agree that #3 is a good way to do it, and really THE way to do it. But it took me a few days of thinking about it before settling on it to be sure I wasn't missing anything because the rules are poorly worded. That doesn't necessarily mean they are bad rules, just poorly worded because #3...

There is one aspect of the rules I highly dislike. That the roll happens first and the result is noted for the future. So if the character hides at the start of the exploration scene and then later on there is a question of whether they are found they get to use the check from long ago which was...

I've decided that the intent is to allow characters to move out of cover and not to then be automatically seen unless the creature has an ability like blindsight that allows them to 'see' in 360. It is poorly worded but it works well when I apply my judgment to it in game. I prefer this way to...

Isn't worth the invocation to me. It's an investment into fireball which is not always the best choice for the spell slot. When it is, you're just getting 2 attacks on it. Additionally, the constraint on the fireball will make it worse as it can't be placed between creatures or behind or to the...

There are limited pages. If you are adding in pages you need to take some out.

That one didn't show up for me but I'm sure I didn't miss it. (: I think a little from column A and a lot from column B for me.

What are you removing? And how is a generic human more flavourful than a pirate? Or the flip side, why is there a specific role or profession limited to just humans? All humanoids can pursue the same roles. That is great design.

These changes to the way creature types are used has broadened the creative space. The only humanoids in the MM are the NPC groups - mage, pirate, tough, etc. This means that when there are orcs in an adventure the writer needs to specify what their professions/roles are instead of just 'orc'...

Yeah and soul vessel is a much better way to communicate the idea as it can take many forms. Importantly they have a chart with many ideas of what it could be. Coming up with what it is for the individual lich is the most important part and they did it.

I have viewed the point of Frankenstein is that it is the audience (with the villagers representing them) who are the real villains. That is the horror of the story for me, it reveals to us our own darkness.

The worst part, so I've read, is that they edited out her pubic hair. That does sexualize the scene.

Words aren't just sounds. People aren't offended about a sound. They are offended by sounds that are threats. I think words carry meaning that is lost on you because those meanings just aren't important to you. You have told us here that you 'could care less' and are taking this opportunity to...

It is in line with how they have designed the monsters. It would be weird if Drow and Orcs had their own entries. The PHB abilities are enough. What do the 2014 orcs have? Bonus action dash. They still have that. So what is the point to having and entire entry? We already have lots of pictures...

Is that fun? For me the 'immune to normal weapons' myth would come about because were-creatures are much more powerful than typical townsfolk. When the townsfolk go to kill them without silvered weapons they all die and so they are functionally immune. Also, myths tend to take on extremes like...

My simple adjustment is to have silvered weapons do an additional d6 to them. It means townsfolk will want to have some silvered weapons around to deal with them without getting into annoying and anti-climactic situations when the PCs face them without silver.

I love it more now than ever and I've been playing for 30 years. There are actually few people complaining about it online, it is just that there are a lot of them compared to the ones who are posting that they like it and they are posting a lot.

It seems we are in agreement with the general idea but diverge on the level of consequences of going to 0. I agree with you about keeping houserule footprints small, as I have seen some clunky ones. We differ on how complicated it is as it already exists as a mechanic. Also could be more simply...

The issue with only having prone (and I would definitely have concentration end) is that the same drop and pop back up just fine situation occurs. So I think there should be something that persists until the end of their next turn. It could be simpler if that is preferred. I just copied the Slow...