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I take it you mean a Tempest cleric? Yeah, that's a sweet domain build. I can only say: Enjoy it! And, no, I do not have a competitor for it.

This is something I think that a lot of us muse on from time-to-time, and is a central question when a gaming group is negotiating a consensus on the level of grittiness at their table. For many of us, hit points represent the character's overall physiological status: not just the presence or...

As the "Gonzos" keep coming, I'm loving this thread more and more.

Nice save. :cool:

Oh, Happy Day!

I respectfully disagree with your perspective on the Monk class, but that may just be a result of an old 2e adventure (some might well guess which one) where our entire party woke up stripped of everything but our small-clothes. Having an improved unarmed attack seems to me to always be a...

What the heck?!? A PC that actually became a mature adult? Granted, this is a fantasy game, but some things are just too strange to be true - :erm:

Over the years, Wrecan posted a lot of his thoughts online that garnered a lot of respect from other gamers. He passed away not too long ago, and a lot of us miss reading his musings on the continuing evolution of D&D.

An intriguing take on 4e's Dual Manifestation. Since this was achieved by race-specific feats in 4e, and such feats not existing (as yet, anyway) in official 5e rules, I applaud your ingenuity in using this route to achieve a comparable character option. My own inclination would be to use...

Since mending does not restore magic to a mended object (see the description of the cantrip), it would not have any effect on the light cantrip.

Thank you for the clarification/correction, QuietBrowser!

Yup, that's the army.

Nice juxtaposition. Not quite sure why, but this is making me laugh every time I read it.

Still missing wrecan.

One deficit that may have been resolved recently: A lack of good mounted combat rules. There's a whole lot of walking going on. If rules for this have come out recently, my PC wants to know. He's been saving up to buy a saddle.

Definitely worth playing 13th Age. It's my favorite game system at this time, even given my delight in 5e. Our GM brought our game to the Midgard/Southlands setting for 13th Age, and then tweaked the campaign structure by setting milestones by season: Spring, Summer, and Autumn. Each game...

... one more note. In my campaign world, genasi and humans, like elves and humans, have been known to make babies together. However, such offspring are not like half-elves: they profoundly favor one parental race in attributes, rather than displaying any kind of blending. Like sorcerous...

A note on age: The official 5e version provides this: Age. Genasi mature at about the same rate as humans and reach adulthood in their late teens. They live longer than humans do, up to 120 years. This is culled from Remathlis's version: Age. Genasi have an average life span comparable to...

So, you're a member of the genasi-loving club, too, eh? Like you, Remathlis (here on ENWorld) adapted the five basic 4e genasi options to 5e because he couldn't wait for official versions to come out (this was back when the 5e PHB had just been released). I liked those, and added them to my...

There was another possibility on that typo that occurred to me later: maybe it was in reference to "Viking indecent," which would perhaps better fit your bad boy's reputation there - a heavy metal boat-rocker, if there ever was one. Your right about the skull. I think it might prove deficient...