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One of my players is saying its the symbol of the 'Order of the Gauntlet', an order of paladins devoted to Tyr, Helm, Torm and Hoar.

I assume the OP is talking about the Adventure League Players Guide. Starting Lifestyles Background Starting Lifestyle Acolyte Modest Charlatan Comfortable Criminal Poor Entertainer Modest Folk Hero Modest Guild Artisan Comfortable Hermit Poor Noble Wealthy Outlander Poor Sage Modest Sailor...

To be fair, the target can actually do thing's in response to getting shot at. Getting into cover would be smart, or even just going prone will negate the sniper's Advantage.

Page 57 in the 0.1 Basic

Which arguably wasn't actually the right question.

Well, at least one of thouse, Criminal, has an alternate background as spy. At least three of them, Criminal, Soldier and Sage, have 8 Sub Backgrounds they split down into as well. I mean, you look at Sage sub-backgrounds: Alchemist, Astronomer, Discredited academic, Librarian, Professor...

Thinking about it further, I am not sure my conclusions are valid. You need to be *using* a Quarterstaff to use it as a Spell focus, you would not need to be using a Great Sword. Also the Alpha had a feat that among other things granted 'Holding weapons or a shield in each hand doesn’t prevent...

Indeed.

I am pretty sure that according to Mearls on twitter, the whole reason for the Quarterstaff becoming a one handed versatile weapon, is that you would not be able to use it as a spell focus with somatic spells if it were two handed as you would not have a free hand. So basically you cant cast...

Seems to me that every time the Zombie takes damage this ability would come into play. So a Fighter attacking it four time when it was on 1 Hit Pint would require the Zombie t make 4 saves. If this was not the case, the bit about Critical Hits would not make much sense as that happens on an...

I suspect that the reference to Action is the case of the Shield spell was a mistake, and it should be cast using a reaction as normal.

The whole point of D&D is to reach name-level and get a castle!

Intoxication no longer exists as a condition so it would have been a somewhat confusing ability. ;o)

The Crafting rules are on page 68 of the 0.1 edition of Basic.

This would seem to be correct. 'You can’t hide from a creature that can see you', (page 60 in 0.1). If your only lightly obscured, I think the intent is pretty clear that you *can* be seen. While 'A heavily obscured area—such as darkness, opaque fog, or dense foliage — blocks vision entirely.'

The later I would think, keeping trace of umpteen power pools is annoying. On a more game breaking note: When you are reduced to 0 Hit points as a pot plant, you no longer spill dirt everywhere. Gentlemen, commence your /ragequits now.

I am reasonably sure that GNW was owned by someone related to the Blumes, so I think it was purchased more to try and keep them happy than because of any real hope of its success.

Looks like there is hope for Merchant. From twitter:

The classic way, which I have actually seen used more in Shadowrun than in D&D, is to convince someone else that the lie is true, and then have that person tell the people who can Detect Lies. Because the middleman believes the lie is true, the power doesn't show up that they are lying.

The Sorcerer (Wild Magic) ability Bend Luck now runs of Sorcery Points rather than being its own pool of dice.