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So in what way is the Psion balanced against the Wizard or any other caster then? I think that is one of the main reasons why most tables never let psionics into their games. The psion is mechanically just a better option than other casters because you can't stop their "spellcasting" short of...

They could get around it by not using drow too, just avoid the whole prickly issue. Especially in their first outing of a new round of movies, it just seems like it would be too dicey to chance messing up on something like this. There are plenty of evil and villains in D&D lore that aren't...

Man... I'd forgotten how much I love the art from the 2e book. Thanks for putting this thread up!

Speaking of Critical Role.... the first thing I thought of when I saw "hand of vecna" and "character with ties to the forgotten realms" was Arkhan the Cruel It is interesting the amount of details called out in this article. Palarandusk is an interesting dragon to use. He's seen a big swath...

Might want to update the thread title to December 2nd ;) But cool, I'll take a look!

Yeah, that’s just one where me and ole’ JC there’re gonna have to disagree. As a 9th level spell, I’ve always read or assumed that True Resurrection could restore a creature to life who is actively undead at the time of the casting. Whereas Resurrection can’t. Until their body is dead. Then it...

This was my main issue/point as well. If they'd just gone one more step and had the psionic focus act as a Power Stone from 3.5 or even the FR Tel'kiira that could store any knowledge, but also act as a spellbook Yes, though less scribing and more "incense and meditation to transfer teh...

Therein lies the debate. Once you kill a skeleton. It's no longer undead, it's a pile of bones. To many people it is once again the pile of bones of a humanoid, not a pile of bones of an undead.

Ive always liked one short sword and one dagger in the off hand for two weapon fight precisely becomes of their ability to throw if I down my current target. That said, I don’t mind a fight style that boosts them

I like this a bit. Love to hear how a playtest goes.

Bardiche 14 Fauchard 13 Glaive 17+1=18 Halberd 11 Lochaber Axe 13 Lucern Hammer 15-2=13 Voulge 10 I say "Bah" to the imposter!

Or use the Thrown Weapon fighting style from the new UA ;)

Not an easy business to be in. Two of my friends each own the local comic/game stores in my town and it ain't easy.

So we should add 4 points back to the Bec de Corbin then?

God.. I can't wait to see Snoop Dogg as a guest player on Todd Kenreck's DND Beyond Live stream game.

In some depictions in media. In previous editions. 3rd edition people definitely knew you were using psionics because there were visible or audible displays that accompanied your powers. Not sure what 4e did.

I played 4e exactly 1 time and then got as far from it as I could, so dunno. I was thinking more in terms of using any spell they know and metamagic to flex them around, but sure?

So Eberron villains... Big Picture: Overlords are Fiends Currently trapped/caged by the silver flame Main enemies are the Silver flame and the Church thereof more classical fiend concept, but godlike in power Daelkyr are invaders from the realm of maddness Currently trapped in Khyber but...

Hey, if a naked monk can be just as hard to hurt with weapons as a fully armored knight, there’s no reason that a dagger can’t be a primary melee weapon! I like the idea of A fighting style that increases it to a d6, but I think pumping it to a d8 in a grapple might be a bit too much? Since...