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I'm assuming you looked at Baphomet for the stats on Sekolah as he has a kinda wierd multi-attack option: Sekolah makes two bite attacks: Any combination of fist and heartcleaver attacks. Maybe Zuggtmoy might be able to cast some kind of spell like Phantasmal Force to emphasize her...

I love having my bard play dissonant music or talking my way out of civilizations or charming evil beings... It's just... So fun!

Welp, there goes the demonic brimstone smell.

This is great Merric! Thanks for this, it's great seeing another DMs take on this. Me personally I have a different idea, because of how deceptive the air cult is I was thinking of making things a bit more... interesting. I'm having the air cult try and parley with the adventurers to beg for...

Contrary to popular opinion, yes Sun Blade messes with the data, HOWEVER WotC thought about it an actually gave it the ok to be on a list of possible magic items you can get when rolling on a level 1 table it's a 3% chance of getting the table then another 1% chance of getting that exact item...

I'd enjoy archetypes, that'd be quite interesting.

Don't forget the bard's jack of all trades feature!

I got this from the FR wiki, it's the rankings of all the gods and goddesses from the Deities and Demigods book: Chauntea 19 Corellon Larethian 19 Horus-Re 19 Moradin 19 Garl Glittergold 18 Mystra 18 Shar 18 Silvanus 18 Torm 18 Yondalla 18 Bane 17 Cyric 17 Kossuth 17 Lathander 17...

This is just one idea, he is powerful enough to deceive four equivalents of solar angels, so yes, I understand that your definition of powerful is most likely different then "behind the scenes mastermind" person but still it's also a matter of power level to deceive, i.e. a 6th level character...

I'll be checking when I get home, and I'll edit this to show you. In order to try and keep it orderly I'll be going by 1 chapter / level and assuming it's a 4 person party. It appears like there are definitely a lot of consumables, more so then Princes of the Apocalypse though the permanents are...

Maybe take the night hag stats, but then combine two night hags together into one stat block and give baba yaga two turns as well as coven spellcasting. That would make for a hard fight.

Come on man! You got this! Don't let your dreams be dreams!

Wizards? Bah... That was during 1e. Who needs wizards when you have bards?

I'm running something where a lot of the times, the monsters here the fights from other encounters and join so it's effectively 3 combats in 1 combat. This slightly messes with the data however so I apologize.

If you started a new thread can you send the link?

Speaking of that, does the wizard have the ability to turn a -3 into a 0 with a well placed shield?

I've been looking through it, so far I've found 18 items that you need the DMG for, not including any random encounters where you need tables.

But there are only a few enemies who don't wear metal armor and don't have metal weapons. It's similar to saying that Cone of Cold is a bad spell because there are many cold resistant/immune enemies.

Nooooooooooo, well as they say: "Another one bites the dust"

If we're just going ahead with assuming it's the average I would say that the barbarian is the stronger one at all levels up to 10. However, by level 11 you're going to become quickly outmatched by the fighter damage wise (but not tankiness wise) that is, until level 14 when you get free...