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my suspicion is that the sorts of people you'll find on this forum are the same sort who don't have much need for a level up starter set (especially considering how late it released compared to the core books) and thus have just never looked at it. i know personally that the first time i ran...

i mean...

page 454 of the adventurer's guide. i, too, just use the squad (or horde) templates, but i see how they can be useful if you need to adjudicate this sort of thing on the fly (e.g. for player summons).

that's probably what got me, yeah.

i thought the backerkit page mentioned the endemic life article in GPG35. guess i was mistaken there. my bad.

1) there might be a late pledge button on the kickstarter page. otherwise i think you'd need to wait until it releases fully. 2) all of the GPG content from the year...and apparently also the january 2025 issue, this time?

you recall (if the scene i believe you are talking about is in fact the scene that you mean) a certain scene where peter no longer had the abilities of spider-man and thus was effectively a civilian again. the closest comparison would be a 12th level party with 11 negative levels each trying to...

no, i'm saying the monster manual should either print the necessary text to run any spell it lists separately from the spellcasting trait (e.g. level up's monstrous menageries) or shouldn't even bother listing them separately from the spellcasting trait at all. the way it's done in these...

amount of damage (4d6+1d6 per level above first), damage type (radiant), riders (grants advantage on next attack).

this is literally the worst of both worlds. you waste a bunch of space for actions that have already been mentioned under another trait but then you don't even DEFINE them IN THE STAT BLOCK, SO YOU STILL HAVE TO LEAVE THE STATBLOCK TO FIND OUT WHAT IT DOES. who thought this was a good idea???

i don't think she needs a phone...

everywhere i go, i see aphrodite's stats...

actually, i don't know if the link i originally replied with counts as pirating, so i'm deleting it.

the glyph of warding packed with a sunburst the instant the hut is dispelled:

most of the things foes can do while you're in a tiny hut only really effect you once the hut ceases to exist, so technically there's no reasonable risk of attack during the rest. i think it is mainly just to make the spell useful as a way to recover from fatigue and strife, though.

to be frank, those people would make that content anyway. there's no point in worrying about them because they'll hit your content no matter what you do.

how i see it, you have a few options. you could either find or make a generic class that could let players select from a broad set of class abilities. an o5e homebrew class could even work for that, if you find a good one. you won't find one in the official content, though. you could also use a...

tiny hut is explicitly a haven in A5e.